Scouply's Clunker Profits and Whiskey Drop Tale
Story outlines a man nicknamed Scouply who secretly profited from a clunker car and allegedly used whiskey drops to aid sick goldfish. Editor cited as drinking, while a superintendent notes forged statements and confusion around the scandal. Helen Lough reports Albion music notes and a weekend contest amid practical reminders to check schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Howe
Wiese Atays
Ladu
Scouply
Miter
Scoop Inn Retrievers
Gail Sims
Helen Lough
Albion News
Albin
Ant
la Ohurelt
Columbus business barometer shows declines in 1971
Figures compiled by the Columbus Chamber of Commerce indicate the barometer declined again from February to March. The statistics cover several hundred items and reflect the year's early performance across Nebpuary and Maret months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Colinbus
Hulienlors
Nebpuary
Maret
Judging results noted in Rising City Art Festival
The Rising City Art Festival announced its judging results with Ruth Payzeart of Schuyler winning top honors in several categories including arts Acrylics and pastels. Other area residents Victoria Wilson Suzan Sucka Dick Mtealle Linva Slyck and many artists received awards across Oils Acrylics Watercolors Drawings and crafts. The exhibit runs this weekend at the Grass School in Rising City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuyler
Ruth Payzeart
Victoria Wilson
Rising City
Suzan Sucka
Schuyter
Dick Mtealle
Columbus
Linva Slyck
Rui Payvan
Dick Avelle
Geneva Carter
Silver Creek
Barbara Barlean
Dorothy Barlean
Jean Want Onnen
Navid City
Caran Adam
Shelby
Jurdyn Reaman
Clarks
Ratti
Linda Slych
Dorothy
Fiuth Pass
Cuba
Cal Yantus
Sheila Nightingale
Silver’ Creek
Victoria
Wilst
Dick Rovile
Dante Winfield
Silas Sanley
Hising City
Mike Payant
Schuylers
Bill Castello
Rogers
Watercvlors
Kathy Stoftbaver
Susan Sucha
Susan Siveha
Debra Selden
iauKl Scratchbaryh
Sus
Marie Selden
Kathy Hoffbauer
Wish
Honoratite Motthin
Gary Bougger
Hisingely
Mari Guckon
Rising Ci
Coleen Matulka
David City
Bart Ruth
Vicki Jayzat
Debbie Vonoghue
Tom Cooken
Suri
Grass School
Patty Fer
Linda Selden
Jeffrey Struehing
Hospital Births At St Mary Hospital In April
Births: a daughter to Mi Mss Tronert Smeltyes Avenue at nine forty? nine minutes after midnight on April 23. A daughter to Damier ty Me and Mrs Ronald Mioifer on 28s Fath Avenue weighing seven pounds eighteen ounces, April 23. Admissions include Balthasar Jenny Crostan. Dismissals list Mrs Richard Best and daughter Harald stals Patrick Arlt, Mrs Clare RBinde and son, Mrs Grea Jasper and son Samuel Exchtey, all of Columbus, and Lois Walberg Cohimbaits at Creston Rehlén Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary Hospital
Tronert
Haver Greisen
Maniac
Kenneth Kisermann
Creston
Monroe Aid Members Gather at Mrs Schraldt Home
Mrs Walter Schraldt hosted Okay Ansas United Methodist Church members at her Monroe home on Wednesday. After the potluck, Mrs Kart Warner led a lesson titled You Thought Wrong with the hostess' daughter Milton Langan of Columbus and others assisting. Ernest Harris of rural Monroe is listed as patient in the Veterans Hospital in Omaha ICU.
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Monroe
Walter Schraldt
Okay Ansas United Methodist Church
Kart Warner
Histess
Milton Langan
Calumbus
Avs Olin Rueter
Dave Jauyd
Mabel Nicholson
Ernest Harris
Veterans Hospital
Omaha
Lincoln firm backs progean engineering study program gift
Dorsey Laboratories, a Lincoln pharmaceutical firm, donates funds to the University of Nebraska College of Engineering to support MIS 210. Prof Francis Wo Liuvk leads the senior course, giving students real design projects from local firms. Projects include conveyor systems, blister pack equipment, and a desiccant bag separator.
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Lincoln
Dorsey Laboratories
University of Nebraska College of Engineering
Department of Nncelminent Engineering
Francis Wo Liuvk
Ibis
Inehitup
Nebriskit Forsted
Grand Ishin
Auburn
Ontha
Cohonbus
MIL 210
Soumehal
Dauek
Bown
Perdiien
Lincoln Ven
Richard Hirtley
Lich
Dorsey
Tovey
Lineal Steel Company
Monroe Students Win Prizes at Nebraska Science Fair
The Nebraska City science and engineering fair honored Monroe students. Willan Kummer won third in his division for Fire Effects of Mergods on Freshwater Wish, with teammate Blaser assisting. Carolyn Jenkinson Anita Diller earned high marks in their division for Glue Smelting effects on White Minnie. Becky Kuarytton Cirly Geser received recognition for digital study of the Ute dinosaur. Kimimer Percival received special Air Force recognition for outstanding work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moskde
Nebraska City
Willan Kummer
Carolyn Jenkinson
Anita Diller
Tsuth Juris
Becky Kuarytton
Cirly Geser
Kimimer Percival
Air Force
Marths
Week in Review by C W Orr Ups and downs of the era
United Press International outlines a week of protests at the Supreme Court and against the Vietnam War, with veterans marching past the White House in silent protest. It covers court rulings on desegregation, rising consumer prices, a newly sworn leader in a lifetime presidency, Soviet space launches, US fighter deliveries to Israel, and a thaw in US China relations.
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C. W. Orr
United Press International
Wac
Lingola Memorial
Kot UN Supreme Court
Supreme Court
U.S
Indochina
Dinnot Carder
Labor Department
Fragvois Duvater al Ugalti Diel
Dea Chouile
Soviet Union
Jrid-Arhit
Ayo
Stagette Party in Leigh Entertains Guests at Bluebird Nursery
About seven women from the Ti Commis Recreation-Association held a stagette party in Leigh. After a social, they were entertained by Mr and Mrs Harlan Taneriit of Bluebird Nursery in Clarkson, who showed slides following a chicken supper.
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Leigh
Ti Commis Recreation — Association
Harlan Taneriit
Bluebird Nursery
Clarkson
Schuyler Chamber Seeks Growth Amid Annual Drive
Schuyler Chamber of Commerce advances its annual membership drive led by president Gilbert Jarr and VP Bob Brokenicky. The 2071 year ends with 13¢ per member and a 34-member gain, with 20 percent of dues reserved for the drive. Committees emphasize services and attracting new industry to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scheyler
Schuyler’ Chamber of Commerce
Cbalnaushi
Harold R. Lackhat
Chambersip
Chamber
Gilbert &. Jarr
Bob Brokenicky
Examinations set for nomination to service academies
Nebraska youths may apply for five service academy nominations for the summer 1972 cadet programs. Examinations will be held July 6 at multiple Nebraska locations under Senator Carl Curtis. Applicants must meet age, residency, single status, and character requirements and pass a physical and College Entrance Exam. Write Senator Curtis for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuesilas
Nebraska
Carl T. Curtis
R-Neb
Cle
Tueshich Sthoo
Curtis
Ahr Porec
Merchant Marine Academy
Vtate
Carl ‘Curtis
Senate
Washington, D. C
Pesticide rule sparks crop loss worry from industry
A pesticide industry spokesman warns the administration proposal to classify pesticides into three use categories could trigger crop losses through restricted access. EL Straube of Saint-Ferrer Chemical Co argues the plan may require prescriptions and cause delays in pest control, while officials defend it as a safeguard to environmental impacts. House and Senate hearings continue as lawmakers weigh permitting only use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
EL. Straube
Niwnaper
Stanffer Chemical Co
New York
Straube
Farm Editors of America
Straube Gail Belle
Moe
Senate
House Agriculture Committees
Stranbe
Gruhaugh Chosen as Vice President in Omaha Land Bank Meet
Gruhaugh was chosen as vice president at the annual meeting of the Federal Land Bank Associations in Omaha. Garry Howell, manager at the Federal Land Bank Association, was elected president. Alvin Gelbaugh and LaVernes Anterson named vice president and secretary-treasurer respectively. The federation includes several land bank groups across Nebraska and Wyoming with over 80,000 members and more than $1 million in outstanding loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garry Howell
Federal Land Thnk Association
Ah Masonity
Law
Omaha Distr’ Federation of Medleral Land Think Association
Sail Fielden
Artin
Omaha
Federal Land Bank
Nebrask
Wyoming
Medeval Land Bank of Omaha
Omaha Land Bank
Brenner Furniture Offers Three Sofas in Vinyl Finish
Brenner Furniture highlights three vinyl sofa options in black. A large three cushion model with casters priced at 289.93, a two to four seat lounge style, and an eight seat version from Homecrest remain in stock. All feature a soft black vinyl finish and are marketed for living rooms. Customers are urged to visit Brenner's in Columbus for next Wednesday sale details.
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Brenner
Calumbus
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the Week In Review
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