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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1977
Page
15
The U.S. Department of Treasury was established by Congress on September 2, 1789, marking the creation of a national financial agency. The act formalized the treasury to manage government revenue, debt, and economic policy.
Pierre Francois Toussaint of Ciney Belgium spent several days as a guest of Harold A Langlands and left Thursday to continue a U S tour. Local items include club events and notices from Evangel College student Cathryn Edwards to Navy Seaman Paul J Petermann and neighborhood service notices. Grace Episcopal rummage sale set for April 21 and business ads for Sue's Back and Harold's Coffee Shop appear among personals.
Easter supper guests Mr and Mrs Leo Stec of Columbus hosted Sophie Shemek Mr and Mrs Krings and families Mrs Don Dohmen and Scribner guests in Bay Meadows area near Town Tarnov. Event set for Sunday April 17 at 2 5 Lot1 Turquoise Jewelry Open House.
Special occasion promotion from Photoland invites customers to borrow a camera for 24 hours to capture prints they will be proud to show. Promotion highlights a very special camera and emphasizes attractive visuals for lasting memories.
Sunday noon motorcycle races will be held at Coyote Run near Genoa hosted by the Motorcycle Action Club. Other community items include hospital updates and upcoming meetings across local groups.
The record notes a Tuesday two vehicle crash at Howard Boulevard and 23rd Street involving Jo Ann Gillette and Virginia Laudenklos with $300 in fines. A Wednesday hit and run in the Tempo lot damaged an El Camino owned by Donald Kopecky for $100. Thursday a semi accident near Humphrey killed 12 cattle. no injuries. Cattle owned by Ralph Luedtke. County court fines list multiple drivers from various states for speeding and related offenses. Marriage licenses issued for Robert Brase with Laura Ciecior and David Weik with Marlene Havlovic.
Mr. and Mrs. J W Lusche return to Lakewood Colorado after Easter weekend with mothers Mrs Martha Lusche and Mrs Ethel Clark. They visited aunt Mrs Irene Hasselbalch and family, then dined with aunt Mrs Emma Kaufman and Rose Asche at a local restaurant.
Potter Food Market features Wimmers Weiners 10 lbs for 14.75 and colorful flowers with 1.98 per item. Anderson Floral Co advertises open house honoring Merna and Jerome Didier on April 24 at Bellwood Fire Hall with no invitations and no gifts requested.
Eight seminars on Life in the Holy Spirit run each Sunday at 2 p.m. from April 24 to June 12 at Scotus Memorial Hall Columbus. One session prays for The Baptism in the Holy Spirit. Presenters include Sister Cecilia O S B Rev Peter Dunne Rev Thomas Halley S J Rev William Whelan Rev John Rizzo Rev James Reid and Mr and Mrs Bud Tharp Mr and Mrs Robert Theesfeld.
Columbus Hospital lists visiting hours of 24 hours and seven days a week. Admissions include Mrs. Lester Selden Thomas Sanley Rising City Barbara Rerucha Surprise Christopher Egger Silver Creek Blanche Abbott St Edward Mrs John Bialas. Dismissals include Edwin Olivier John Poeffel Humphrey Mrs Ella Wilke Leigh William Mundschenk Albion Mrs Henry Dehning Chester Wells Mrs Larry Kobus and son. Births report a daughter to Mr and Mrs Jerry Eisenmenger Rt 2 Humphrey eight pounds four ounces on April 14.
First Baptist Church plans a ground breaking ceremony Sunday at 12 15 p m for its new site at 33rd Avenue and 30th Street Dr Allen Knight executive minister of the Nebraska Baptist Convention will attend A 35 voice Nebraska Christian High School choir directed by H K Sawyer will give a sacred concert that day The school now in its 18th year has 131 students from Nebraska and surrounding states and is co educational and interdenominational The public is invited
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