Age and Attitude Toward Work Across Generations
The piece reflects on aging Americans embracing easier living while honoring past sweat of the brow values. It contrasts the 8-to-6 workdays for older generations with newer, leisure-friendly attitudes, noting pride in hard work and cautioning against nostalgia for relentless drudgery. It cites postures of thrift, invention, and shifts in daily life.
Bridge Club and Social Notes From Silver Creek
Silver Creek notes describe Mrs. E E Burritt hosting her bridge club with wins by Mrs. Merle Schott and Mrs. Myrtle White while guests from Osceola and California join local members. Additional items cover quilting by United Methodist Women, visits by relatives, and reflections on aging generations and social programs.
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Silver Creek
E.E. Burritt
Mmes
Merle Schott
Myrtle White
Alta Wieseman
Osceola
Marvin Wilcox
United Methodist
Ed Maurer
Jan Grossnicklaus
Shelby
Vern McCormick
Mabel Carter
Winnie Hatch
Kimball
Wesley Lea
Montana
Alice Hannings
Nina Delamore
Earl Hardle
Gertrude Ward
Clara Bryant
Sea Otter Fur Lets It Swim Days Without Wet Skin
The sea otter’s exceptionally fine thick fur traps air, forming a water repellent layer that allows extended swimming sessions without soaking the skin. This adaptation aids insulation and buoyancy in cold coastal waters.
Sakharov Says Wife Shoved and Hurt at Dissident Event
Nobel laureate Andrei Sakharov said his wife was shoved bruised and ejected from a dissident gathering in Moscow. He reported the incident on Friday describing the clash as a political provocation against the reform movement.
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Moscow
UPI
Andrei D. Sakharov
Platte County Court arraignments and sentences list
The Platte County Court Friday arraigned and sentenced several defendants. Notable items include LuAnn Abraham pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated with a presentence investigation, and Marshal Mikkelson receiving a 17 day jail term with credit and a six month suspended license. Trials set for May 6 10 and 11 for various defendants, plus traffic and other offenses. A separate note cites Sakharov and Djemiliev trials in Siberia with allegations of police beating and harsh sentences, prompting international protest and remarks on Soviet political trials.
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Platte County
David Hollatz
Creston
LuAnn Abraham
Columbus
Steve A. Hansen
Mary Ann Lehr
Richard Bazer
Paul Kersh
Glen A. Ross
Joseph Mahoney
Marshal Mikkelson
Steve Classen
Ross Davidson
St. Edward
Rising City Easter Egg Hunt Draws 80 Children
More than 80 children attended the annual Easter egg hunt Saturday afternoon in Rising City Park. Special prizes were won by Peharney, Jiventie Arat, Danielle Martens, Lori and Kristie Smith, Will Armagast, Guy Pieters, Laurie Braasch, Bud Armagast, Jesse Neujahr, Jeff Gillett, and Cathy Topil. The event was sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce with decorating donated for prizes.
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Peharney
Jiventie Arat
Danielle Martens
Lori and
Kristie Smith
Will Armagast
Guy Pieters
Laurie Braasch
Bud Armagast
Jesse Neujahr
Jeff Gillett
Cathy Topil
Chamber of Commerce
Skinner
Decorating
City of Columbus bids for six months fuel supply
Sealed firm bids will be received by the City Clerk Treasurer of Columbus Nebraska until 2:00 PM on April 20 1976 for six months supply of Ethyl and Regular Gasoline and No 2 Diesel Fuel as separate items to be delivered as directed by the City Engineer or Street Commissioner. The city may reject any or all bids and waive technicalities. Dated April 7 1976.
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Columbus
Nebraska
Notice to Creditors Nehawka and Platte County Estates
Multiple notice items list probate actions in Platte County Nebraska. Claims deadlines set for July 26 1976 with hearings July 27 1976 and petitions for administrator appointments including Ruth E Moody estate with hearing April 27 1976. Official seals and county judge signatures appear.
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County Court
Platte County
Nebraska
Rose L. Sander
Gerald E. Rouse
Allen Charles Anderson
Notice to Gravel Bidders in Columbus Nebraska
Sealed bids will be received at the Office of the City Clerk Treasurer Columbus Nebraska until 2:00 PM on April 20 1976 for one year supply of 5000 cubic yards of Class A road gravel per Nebraska specs. Delivery to streets or stockpile by city engineer. Alternate bid price per cubic yard loaded at pit within ten miles. City may waive technicalities and reject all bids. Dated April 7 1976. City Clerk Leo A Boettche Treasure 4:10 17
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Columbu
Nebraska
Columbus
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