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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1973

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Thompson Daughter to Undergo Open Heart Surgery May 1

LEIGH News reports from Maryland that Karin Thompson, daughter of Dr and Mrs Wendel Thompson of Columbia Md, is rescheduled for open heart surgery May 1 after a prior date of March 26. Adolph Hobel and his wife, visiting their daughters, also visited John Burrey in Hagerstown Md where Hobel spent eight days at Washington County Hospital.

Leigh Adolph Hobel Maryland Karin Thompson Wendell Thompson Columbia Mad Habel John Burrey Hagerstewn Washington County Hospital

Cards of Thanks From Mrs Louis Borowiak

Mrs Louis Borowiak thanks relatives and friends for cards letters visits and gifts received during her stay at Pecehta Hospital. God bless you all.

Pecehta Hospital

Columbus Neb newspaper subscription notice and rates

The notice outlines subscription rates delivered by carrier in Columbus Nebraska at 42.00 per month and by mail to Florida Boone Buller Cotas Merckk Nance Polk counties 13.00 per year, plus Nebraska and other states 17.00 yearly. It advises subscribers to notify the postmaster and Columbus Yeldgram of a change of address.

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Markets Copy Case Wheat Mila Soybeans Dal s

Weekly livestock quotations from Omaya Nebraska list prices and trends for dogs, barrows, gilts, cattle and calves, and sheep. Notes include steady to higher bids on hogs, mixed cattle and calves with some prime and high choice figures, and several weight and grade ranges for feeders, cows, and lambs.

Caamerculler

Officers chosen by IRA at Lakeview High School Share Fair

About one hundred teachers from eight counties gathered at Lakeview High for the Share Fair organized by the Hastings Central Council of International Reading Association. Guests came from Ainsworth Norfolk and Fairmont to swap reading ideas and show teacher made materials. Pat Beckenhauer led the meeting electing Sharon Botelle as president for 1973 74 with Marian Beck as president elect Dorothy Morback as secretary and Jean Shepard as treasurer. Board members include Judith Greiner Clara Kula Martha Bayjeebruch Dorothy Davis Mary Jane Colsacks and Jeanette Jackson with Jackson named to the state board of directors for the Nebraska Council of International Reading Association.

Lakeview High Hool Hust Central Council of International Reading Association Ainsworth Norfolk Fairmont Pat Beckenhauer Sharon Botelle Schuyler Marian Beck Leigh Dorothy Morback Gellwood Jean Shephard Albion Judith Greiner Colfax County Clara Kula Nance County Sther Bayjeebruch Butler County Dorothy Davis Polk County Mary Jane Colsacks Boone County Jeanette Jackson Platte County

Kindergarten Fight Register Notes and Local Club Actions

Eight children, including Jeffrey Cush and Stacey Koza, registered for Kindergarten for the coming term at Silver Creek. Mrs. Nina Delamores hosted WSCS Wednesday, lunch served after quilled. Next hostess is Mrs. Marvin Wilcox. Larry Sachau and Naughter returned from Iowa. American Legion Auxiliary April meeting reports $50 raised for All Faith's Chapel building fund in Grand Island. Camp Pinnacle Award reached for 7 percent membership increase. Belly Crocker coupons will be collected for the Opportunity Center in Cozad. Launch served by hostess Mrs. H Rohak.

Silver Creek Jeffrey Cush David Gembica Raymore Hebda Stacey Koza Therese Koza Todd Wyman Tamara Wyman Diana Wassrzyniak Nina Delamores WSCS Marvin Wilcox Larry Sachau Naughter Iowa American Legion Auxiliary All Faith's Chapel Grand Island Opportunity Center Cozad H. Rohak

Two receive awards at David City High School

During Wednesday Open at David City High School two awards were presented. Ron Butterfield, son of Dean and Mrs. Butterfield, won the John Phillip Sousa Award chosen by a vote of band students. Jackie Daro, daughter of Walter and Mrs. Daro, received a new choir award chosen by choir members.

David City Hgh Ron Butterfield Dean Butterfield John Phillip Sousa Sousa Butterfield Jackie Daro Walter Daro Garrison Miss Daro

Wounded Knee Residents Seek Government Aid

Residents displaced by the Wounded Knee occupation press for government payment of living expenses retroactive to the March takeover by the American Indian Movement. Spokesmen Hussman and Richards hold a roadblock, demand $1 per day per family, and seek a peaceful resolution with federal officials. Means and Bellecourt face nine federal charges and are to be arraigned, part of a broader grand jury investigation into the takeover.

Wounded Knee 5.S Dohy Trussman Wooly Richards Sail American Indian Movement ATM U.S. Athy Stanley Pottinger Hlussman Richards Priday Pottinger Justice Department Hussman Potlinger Russell Means Clyde Bellecourt U.S. District Court Pierre Andrew Bogue Rapid City Means AIM Washigton Tevel White House Bellecourt Sion

State Fair Board approves extra TV coverage for 1973 fair

Lincoln AP reports the State Fair Board voted to fund 25 more hours of color TV coverage for the expanded 16 day 1973 State Fair. The board agreed to pay Nebraska Educational Television Network $4.00 to enable KTV to buy equipment for the coverage.

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Edith to visit town plans fire safety drill

Fire Chief Walter Garbers urges Conmbus residents to join Edith on Saturday May 22 for a home escape drill. He cites 6,500 annual home fire deaths in the United States and 50 in Canada, saying two exit plans and practiced routines save lives.

Pete Walter Garbers Edith Conmbus Daly Jast United States Canada National Fire Protection Association

Board considers collection proposal in Iowa meeting

Ballwoon Art Kozisek of David City presented a garbage collection plan to the Iowa board Tuesday but no decision was reached. Mike Bodenstedt of Brunswick Construction spoke on future street recovery work as streets and alleys remain ungraded. The board also discussed replacing cut trees, barking dog issues, and placing a new fire whistle atop the Farmers Coop elevator.

Ballwoon Art Kozisek David City Iowa Board Mike Bodenstedt Brunswick Construction Vily

North Vietnam violates Paris accord say Canadian envoy

SAIGON AP Canada’s delegation leader Michel Gauvin accused North Vietnam of breaching the Paris accord by sending Crest throws into South Vietnam to back US charges. He charged Hungarian and Polish delegations blocked investigation into alleged North Vietnamese missile linked installations. Nine people died in the CCS incident, including a Canadian, two Australians, and others from Vietnam, and the Gold Discovery tale near Colona, California was recalled.

Saigon Canada North Vietnam Paris United States Ambassaor Michel Gauvin Tis Canadian International Comvssion of Control and Supervision Viennese Northwesteas South Vietnam Caravin Hoommng Snl An Die Donestan Bve Auegarlan CCS

Macy resident sentenced to 15 years for second degree murder

Raymond Louis Stabler, a Macy Nebraska resident, was given a 15 year sentence by District Judge Warren Osborn for second degree murder. He was convicted in March for stabbing and burning Dennis Kenton Thomas Sr. and is eligible for early release under the Youth Correction Act if rehabilitated.

Omaha Neb Macy Raymond Louis Stabler Warren Osborn Stabler Dennis Kenton Thomas Sr

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