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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1974

Page

4

Local Polk County Notices and Socials Highlight Community Events

The column groups weddings baptisms and family gatherings across Platte Center Columbus and Grand Junction. Highlights include Richelle Wallis baptism at Grace Lutheran Church, a First Communion at St Anthony Church, dinners hosted by the Janssen Larsen Kudron and Novicki families, a wedding dance advertisement for Millie Bair Tom Brandenburger, and multiple bar and restaurant events with meals and live music. Community businesses advertise new locations sales and upcoming auctions while officials attend workshops and PTA installs new officers.

Ladry Janssen Platte Genter Ellis Country Chido Richelle Wallis Grace Lutheran Church Plate Center Paul Phillips Lee Rupe Monroe Art Lanssen Gerald Wallace Columbus Maren Wallace Madhallan Kan Jerry Lutjens Gaewkt Janssen

Hunt funds managed for Watergate figure by Connecticut bank

Connecticut Bank & Trust Co. says it manages an investment account for convicted Watergate conspirator H. R. H. Hunt Jr. The bank’s officials, citing confidentiality, declined to reveal details and noted the account was opened routinely under normal procedures. Buckley requested the handling, and reports say Hunt bought stock and sought hush money from the White House.

Hartford Stantford Conn Armour The Los Angeles Times Hunt Buckley White House

May breakfast plans at Bellwood Methodist Church

United Methodist Women met at the social hall to plan a May fourth breakfast for church women. Maria Campos from Brazil gave a program on life and schooling in Brazil. She is an exchange student hosted by Rev. and Mrs. Richard Dinsdale in David City. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Charles Smith and Mrs. Dorothy Harris.

Bellwood Ebheart Kaimenske United Methodist Women The Methodist Church Maria Campos Brazil Richard Dinsdale David City Charles Smith Dorothy Harris

Program highlights at PEO meeting and cemetery association officers

GENOA The P F C Chapter EW met at Fumiko Street with Elaine Yost presenting a music and slides program and Mrs Street giving supper and Easter decorations to members. The next meeting is planned for May at Dorothy Anderson’s home. Shelby Cemetery Association elected Homer Brigham president and Dick Cook vice president, with Carden Clark as secretary treasurer and other officers nominated for two-year terms.

Genoa P.F.C Fumiko Street Elaine Yost Shelby Shelby Cemetery Association Homer Brigham Dick Cook Carden Clark Crmnt Luis Daum Mildred White Alia Blaml

Possible prosecution discussed in White House spy case

White House counsel J Fred Buzhardt testified that he recommended against prosecuting Yeoman Charles Radford in a spy case as the evidence was entirely circumstantial. He said he did not know who decided to transfer Radford to Salem Oregon and not prosecute while noting involvement of Melvin Laird and secretaries Mitchell and Ehrlichman and President Nixon was consulted.

Washington White House Nixon J. Fred Buzhardt Buzhardt Charles Radford Radford Salem Gre Joint Chiefs of Staff Anderson Iayt

Lantz and Duranski Funeral Notices in St Edward and Columbus

Funeral rites for John J. Lantz 84 of St Edward set for 10 am Friday at the Presbyterian Church with burial in Evergreen Cemetery. Duranski funeral services for Ley Thana Duranski 59 of 1822 16th Street set for 10:30 am Saturday at St Bonaventure Church with burial in St Bonaventure Cemetery. Both notices note visitations and state readings. Entombment details and family survivors listed, including spouses, children, and siblings.

Lantz John J. Lantz St. Edward Presbyterian Church Dale Bolton Evergreen Cemetery Miller Funeral Home Chapman Thomas Augusta Prockoon Lantz Edith mM. Stillliger Ar. Lantz Litchfield St. Paul St Edward Lightner Lumberto Edward Lanng Ching Anna) Latham Linwood Calif Duranski Ley Thana Direanski 16Th Street St. Bonavendure Church J. Bonaventure Cemetery McKown Funeral Home E Velock Behlen Community Hospital Michael Hose Sturck Duranski Columbus St. Anthony Columbus High School SNC Laverna Margaret Graf SL. Bonaventure Church Union Pacific Railroad Ducanski

Theta Rho Plans Cat Wash Cake Walk and Convention

Theta Rho held a meeting Tuesday to discuss events including a cat wash and cake walk on May 11 at the LOOF Hall and a Theta Rho convention in South Sioux City on June 7 to 2. Refreshments were provided by Grayce Will after the meeting.

Bellwood Theta Rho Loof Hall Sioux City Grayce Will

Mrs Smith Receives 50 year OFS Pin in Shelby Chapter

Shelby Chapter No 193 OFS met at the Masonic Temple to honor Mrs Marie Smith with a 50 year membership pin. Her daughter Joan Smith of Golden Colorado presented the pin. Guests arrived from Rising City Osceola Stromsburg Columbus Hastings and Lincoln.

Shelby OFS Masonic Temple Marie Smith Joan Smith Golden Colo Osceola Stromsburg Columbus Hastings Lincoln

Bayh warns Alaska oil exports will hurt U S consumers

Sen. Birch Bayh argues exporting Alaskan oil to Japan could cost American consumers up to 9 billion dollars through 1983. He calls for a probe and for legislation to bar exports if they raise U S fuel costs, noting West Coast refineries cannot take full Alaska pipeline capacity of two million barrels daily.

Washington Birch Bayh Japan Bayh Senate Alaska Indiana Democrat Senate Permanent Investigations Subcommittee

Wellest Spot on Earth Cited as Mt Salaleale Hawaii

A dubious claim labels Mt Salaleale in Hawaii as the wettest spot on earth with an average annual rainfall of 80 inches, citing an obscure source and lacking corroboration.

Mt. $Alaleale Hawaii

Kennedy Suffers Dip as Presidential Candidate

Boston AP cite Kennedy drought in 1978 race as survey by Christian Science Monitor shows only 3 percent of 103 Democratic leaders view him as front runner. Watergate and Chappaquiddick hurt appeal. Henry M. Jackson and Ed Muskie emerge as strong contenders with Mondale trailing.

Boston Edward M. Kennedy Christian Science Monitor Massachusetts Democrat Rumier Ti Perpool Chappaquiddick Island Mass Mary Jo Kopechne Kennedy Chappaquiddick The Times Walter F. Mondale Dminn Monitor

Petersburg selects students for Boys and Girls State

Peters burg names PETERSBURG Mark Remmereid son of Arstig and Noble Remmerei to attend Cornhusker Boys State and Leifeld daughter of Mr and Mrs Menry Leifeld to attend Girls State Sean Leifeld an honor student in Pep Club student council chorus and class plays active in community with musical solo work Alternates are Larry Pelster and Helen Majerus

Cindy Korth Judior Holy Family High School Vernell Korth Lindsay Lindsay American Legion Auxiliary Unit Girls State Cindy Cathy Weasel Eld Larry Wessal Petersburg Mark Remmereid Arstig Noble Remmereidean Leifeld Menry Leifeld Cornhusker Sas Emmereid Aelive Pclub Sean Leifeld Larry Pelster Helen Majerus

Open house Sunday at Hastings school

Central Technical Community College Hastings hosts an open house from 1 30 p m to 4 p m on Sunday April 24. Offices labs and faculty will answer questions. High school students and parents invited to learn about CTCC programs and financing. Campus entrances along highway 6 east of Hastings. Catalogs maps and campus information available in all buildings.

Haspfings Central Technical Community College Hastings CTCC Highway 6

Lower Platte North NRD Board Called to Special Meeting

The Lower Platte North Natural Resources District board of directors is convening at 7:31 p.m. on Monday, April 20, at the Knights of Columbus Hall in Bayld City to consider sub-districts for the 1974 election. The State Commission did not approve the subdistricts as presented at the April 16 meeting in Lincoln. A quorum is required to vote.

Davin City Lower Platte North

4 H Notes Little Chets Meeting at Rosenthal Home

The 4 H club met at Cindy Rosenthal home with Janice Olson visiting to discuss terrarium projects. Members toured Madison Greenhouse to learn terrarium care and made peanut butter cookies for tasting. Julie Engel reported on the event.

Cindy Rosenthal Janice Olson Madison Greenhouse Julie Engel

Hospital Report Beblen Community Admissions and Dismissals

Beblen Community Hospital reports admissions including Mrs Monica Vol of Silver Creek, Mrs Piet Meters of David City, Robert Greisen of Mowrne, Albert Deming, James Gwum, Jennifer Hake of Columbus. Dismissals include Emil Saalfeld of Richland, Mrs Harvey Sanders of Creston, Mildred Stevens, Mrs Evin Loonijer, Mrs Virgil McClatchey, Mrs Theodore Schroeder of Columbus.

Beblen Community Hospital Monica Vol Silver Creek Piet Meters David City Robert Greisen Mowrne Albert Deming James Gwum Jennifer Hake Columbus Emil Saalfeld Richland Harvey Sanders Creston Mildred ~ _Stevens W Wiblam Evin Loonijer Virgil McClatchey Theodore Schroeder

City Briefs and Local Notices Chronicle Minor Crashes and Fines

Police investigated four injury accidents at 1th Street and 40th Avenue, High School Drive, 23rd Street and th Avenue, and 15th Street with listed drivers and damages ranging from 465 to 925 dollars. County Court fines include speeding, no inspection sticker, and reciprocity issues totaling modest sums. Bound over Joyce Werts for district court after a no account check second offense. Columbus High School Theatre IL to present Comedy Bonanza. PEO reciprocity luncheon set for Saturday. Silver wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Worf Folken to be celebrated at Oake Ballroom Schuyler. Rural accident at Foreman Lumber Co. entrance involves Larry Donoghue and Norman Jedlicke, 200 damages, no injuries.

1Th Street 40Th Avenue Danial H. Buggs 41St Avenue Steven L. Kaup St Edward High School Gary D. Ward Howard Boulevard Dale’ L. Mikseh 23Rd Street Th Avenue Thomas C. Walters 28Th Street Donald P. Jakle Scollsbludt 15Th Street 26Th Avenue Elizabeth A. Brower Cheyenne Street Minerva M. Cooney Walthill Joyce Werts Columbus Sheriff's Office Foreman Lumber Co 23Rd Street West Larry P. Donoghue Tit Norman J. Jedlicke Wagner Lakes

NU advisor to visit CHS on May 10 for senior help

The University of Nebraska Lincoln advising and counseling service will visit Columbus Senior High School Friday May 10 from 1 30 to 3 40 p m to assist Nebraska high school seniors with college scheduling The centers offer Nebraska advisors to explain programs and ease tensions about entering university and are accessible to nearby schools and undecided students

University of Nebraska— Lincoln Guistafa Nebraska Columbus Senior High Theity of Nebraska Donald M. Payne

Harphan to head Colfax educators at Morlay meeting

Leuwgh Charles Hsephan of Clarkson is elected president of Colfax County Education Association. At Morlay's gathering in Schuyler Robie Goodman of Clarkson becomes vice president and Jim Morrison of Howells treasurer. Speakers include Sen William Masebrosch West Point and Vestey Howells plus Hugo Stir Dodge. each answered 0 education questions. Also Aquinas High boosters in David City elect officers Jerome Roh president succeeding John Debner Richard Hotlovy vice president Mrs Richard Longnecker secretary and Richard Polak treasurer for 1974 75.

Leuwgh Charles Hsephan Clarkson Colfax County Vducation Association Morlay Schuyler Robie Goodman Jim Morrison Howells Fiesk William Masebrosch West Pointy Fank Vestey Hugo Stir Dodge David City Aquinas High School Booster Club Jerome Roh John Debner Richard Hotlovy Richard Longnecker Richard Polak

Unicameral bidders to speak at Genoa

The Platte Boone Merrick Farm Bureau will host a Meet Your Candidates session in Genoa. At 7 9 pm on Tuesday April 0 at the Genoa Lions clubroom candidates for the State Legislature from District 2uKl Kenneth J. Taree Evelyn Fp Kusck and Duala N. Bworak of Columbus will attend.

GENGA Platte-Boone Merrick Farm Bureau Genoa

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