Deaths and Funerals In Albion and surrounding towns
Obituaries from Palmer, Hashberger, Polenz, Streblow, Kasparek, Bettinger, Steffensmeier, and Kasparek note multiple funeral rites and pending services. Myri L Palmer, born 1894, died Friday. Cecil Hashberger, 95, Schuyler, a lifelong resident. Otto Polenz, 81, Papillion, World War I veteran. Doris Streblow, 41, Humphrey, death reported. Luise Kasparek, 99, David City area. John Bettinger, 86, Englewood, former St Bernard area. Julia Steffensmeier, 85, Dodge, services planned. multiple survivors listed across Nebraska counties. Burial details and church services are noted, with locations including Albion, Schuyler, Papillion, Dodge, and Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Levander Funeral Home
Albion
Myri L. Palmer
Boone County Hospital
Lester A. Anderson
Fairfield
John E. Palmer
Gold's
Lincoln
Harold
Gladys) Buell
Albuquerque
N,ml
Ralph
Aashberger
Kucera-Rozanek Chapel
Schuyler
Cecil
Eid) Hashberger
Schuyler Hospital
Robert Carlson
Hashberger
James
Elizabeth (Farren) Hashberger
Marge Johnk Dew
John
Jean) Hathway
Sylmar
Calif
Patricia Miranda
Pasadena
Laura
Dorothy) Oltmer
Ronald
Richard
Daniel
Elmira
Ore
American Legion
Wally
Lorraine) Borman
Omaha
Kenneth
Waverly
Rudy
Leigh
Louie
Bertha
Sophie
Streblow
Doris) Streblow
Humphrey
Columbus Hospital
Duesman Funeral Home
Ekasparek
David City Memorial Chapel
Lauise Kasparek
David Rine
Kasparek Het
Russia
Justin
Elizabeth Gabel
Lucile McGrew
Columbus
Marcie Vasina
Jacqueline Lusher
Steffensmeier
Julia Steffensmeier
Dodge
West Point
Humlicek Funeral
St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church
Sacred Heart Cemetery
Olean
Frank and
Salome
Bell) Renner
Cuming County
Bernard H. Siteffensmeier
Altar Society
Christian Mothers
Legion. of Mary
Alois
Norbert
Nicholaa
George
Walter
Vincent
Wilfred
Howells
Madigan
Leonard
Terese) Dinglage
William
Agnes) Huwke
Caroline) Kempf
Hospital Report From Columbus and Schuyler
Admissions list names Emma Roelle Michael Stewart Ellen Ernst Louise Oltman plus numerous patients at Columbus and Schuyler hospitals. Birth announced forGary Marlin and wife in Genoa nine pounds seven pounds 15 ounces and April dates. Dismissals include multiple patients from Columbus and nearby towns. transfers noted from Linwood to Clarkson Hospital in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Hospital
Emma Roelle
Michael Stewart
Ellen Ernst
Louise Oltman
Columbus
Leonard Larson
Marion Treadway
Shelby
Paul Zimmer
Madison
Paul Ludington
Fullerton
Ernest Moravee
Ulysses
Paul Green
Lincoln
Steve
Kumpf
Ora Freeman
Clarks
Thomas Sanley
Rising City
William Hasnebrook
Platte Center
Donald Cook
Richard Martinsen
Joseph Zapolocky
Ervin Heesacker
Steven Christie
Calvin Gertsch
Edward Brezinski
Anna Bonk
Kenneth Freeman
Gary Marlin
Genoa
Schuyler Hospital
Mayme Slavik
Marie P. Benesch
Traffic accidents and court notes from Humphrey area
A recap of multiple traffic accidents around Lindsay Platte Center and Lincoln areas with damages from $15 to $1200, injuries including a broken tooth, and two theft reports. Also listed are district and county court entries with speeding, no registration, and other fines, plus a first place in curling by Herbert Detletsen of City Meat Market in Humphrey at a Nebraska meat processors convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsay
Nancy Lance
Allen Benson
Platte ‘Center Spur
Daniel Barlett
Plainview
Henry Estes
Bridgeport
Kansas
Barlett
Estes
James Rollman
Humphrey
Bartlett
17Th Street
26Th Avenue
Beverly Matson
Lincoln
Jeffrey Arndt
45Th Avenue
Matson
23Rd Avenue
Ethel Behlen
North Parkway
Eugene Christiansen
Alco
Maurice Bivens
3Rd Street
Agnes Schmid
Pershing Road
Rickie Tate
33Rd Avenue
Charles Brentze
18Th Avenue
16Th and
16Th Street
William Sueper
Scotus School
James Alt
Goedeken
Henry Chohan
Central City
21Th Avenue
James Pleper
Kozy
30Th Avenue
13Th Street
Braddley Baumgart
Kenneth Herout
Norma Becker
Loup Gravel Company
Monroe
Patrick
Granahan
Columbus
Don’ Adams
Omaha
James Holmstedt
Brandt
Alfred Starzee
Humphrey —Herbert Detletsen
City Meat Market
Nebraska Association of Meat Processors
Norfolk
Columbus school TV schedule
Playback schedule for Columbus schools on Channel 2 this week. Lists daily segments including The Letter People Meet Mr Z, The Electric Company, Kaleidoscopic papers Color Me, Tell Me Some More Tall Tales, and regional programs such as Nebraska Now Venezuela and South America Colombia. Programs run from morning to afternoon with multiple airings and varied titles across April 27 to May 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Channel 2
Mr. Z
Moonball
the Electric Company
Science Shed
Hidden Properties
Nebraska Now
Nebraska Panorama
South America
Venezuela
Zebra Wings
Cholay & Co
Apache Warriors
Colombia
Guianas
Image Factory
Children of the Northlights
Personal funeral notices and local society items
Funeral attendees for C. E. Wells included C. G. Wells Springield Mo and others from Denver Plattsmouth Nehawka and Nehanka. Local events feature Delta Kappa Gamma convention attendees Runge Thornain wedding planning Moonen luggage quotes and Beta Gamma Sigma initiation at UNL. Nearby notes cover a Stag event, popcorn store ads, carpet cleaners seal, and a women’s retreat in Kearney with 150 attendees.
Prisoner Escapes Polk County Jail in Osteola
Maurice Longe, 28, of Aurora, described as dangerous by police, escaped from Polk County jail Sunday night while being served supper. He fled undetected for about 20 minutes as a deputy was distracted by a call. A large truck owned by Simplot fertilizer was stolen the same evening. Longe faces two year sentences for robbery and auto theft in York County. Polk County holds York County prisoners under contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Osteola
John Stephen
Maurice Longe
Aurora
Louge
Simplot Fertilizer Company
York County
Deputy and suspect wounded in Hastings gunfight
In Hastings Adams County deputy shot three times and a suspect twice near City National Bank Drive In Facility. Deputy hit in head neck and chest, conscious and receiving treatment. Suspect, about 18, in unknown condition, taken to Mary Lanning Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings, Neb
UPL
Adams County Sheriff's
City National Bank
Hastings
Mary Lanning Hospital
Hart Family Attends Confirmation in Eldon Hart Home
Eileen Hart confirmed at New England Congregational Church as Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Hart hosted guests including Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hart and Tim of Tilden. The Hart family later hosted dinner with multiple relatives from Tilden and Council Idaho in Eldon Hart's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exo Mueller
Anna Cattan
Osage Beach
Lake of the Ozarks
Leigh
Orley Hart
Council
Idaho
Eldon Hart
Stanton
Eileen
New England Congregational Church
Ray Hart
Tim
Tilden
Phil Hart
Steve
LeRoy
Alan
Julie
Nichole Hart
Community events and meetings fill weekly notices
Tzank Walton League hosts a conservation look at 8 p.m. Wednesday with Lee Rupp from the State Game and Fish Dept presenting on northeast Nebraska streams. Shelby Boy Scouts and sponsors attend. Vashti Rebekah Lodge plans a salad buffet and program. Eagles Auxiliary mem‑ bership party is 7:30 p.m. Tuesday with lunch. Smokette at Firemen's Auxiliary 8 p.m. Tuesday. Senior Citizens show Canada film 9:30–11:30 a.m. Tuesday at United Methodist Church with coffee. City Dog Pound lists available dogs. call numbers. Walkathon participants invited to a Banjo party 7–11 p.m. for refreshments and awards after 20‑mile March of Dimes. City Briefs note Optimists guest at AFL program 6:30 p.m. Wednesday. Helping Hand breakfast Tuesday at Federated Church with Kat. Sisseton event features Bob Snow from the Family Y and counselors from Mental Wealth Clinic. Book Review Club hosts Doris Zimmerman at Elks Country Club Tuesday. Stogle Mothers group meets 6:30 p.m. April 26 at 1404 14th Street with babysitting. For retails, call listed numbers. Former State Senator Ted Reeves addresses Platte County Historical Society 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 27, at Loup mural room, on historic farm machinery he collects. Franciscan Missionary Union meets St Bonaventure Social Hall 2 p.m. Wednesday with silent auction items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tzank Walton—League
Lee Rupp
State Game and Fish Dept
Nebraska
Shelby Boy Scouts
Ted Reeves
Merrick County Historical Society
Platte County
Historical Society
Loup
Also Mentioned on This Page
District Court
Tom Greiner
Joseph Buresh
National
C. E. Wells
C. G. Wells
Springield
Donald Anderson
Corad
Melvin Wells
Denver
Drright Cook
Nehawke
Robert Cook
Plattsmouth
Charles Cook
Nehanka
Ron Ring
Ben of
Wakefield
Merle Johnson
Runge- Thornain
Carmel& Cheese
Delta Kappa Gamma
Twila Wallace
Alvara Ramm
Lambda Chapter
Barbara Sanders
Judy Owens
Sandra Hopp
Eleanore Simes
Leroy Krzycki
Florence
Clarence Kraycki
Carroll Jaizen
Steamex Carpet Cleaners
Columbus Landry and Dry Cleaners
David Eilers
Alpha of Nebraska
Beta Gamma Sigma
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Amd
Schweser
Harolds
Kearney
Mmes
Hugh Polson
Jim Ekstrand
Charles Gray
James Tambling
Carl Edwards
Carl Rafferty
Glenn Carter
Lee Jackson
J. J. Exon
Marge Lottis
Salem
Ken White
Washington, D.C
Beumth
Eileen Hart
Tooleys
Columbus, Nebraska
Columbus Trailer Sales
Lone
Telegram
Terry Anderson
Vashti Rebekah—Lodge
Joofall
Eagles
Firemen’s Auxiliary
Fire Department Club
Discover
Canada
United
Methodist Church
City Dog Pound
Sor
AFL
Downtowner
Federated Church
Kat. Sisseton
Bob Snow
Family Y
Mental Wealth Clinic
Book Review Club
Doris Zimmerman
Elks Country Club
14Th Street
Franciscan— Missionary Union
St. Bonaventure
Vth
Nebreske
Ei Ee of
Toxe Bailey
Horman
Metrocqnor Mgm 3
Weet Waiver
URS & G
Eosey
Geohoe
Coldie Hawn
Cohit
Duchess
Direwater Fox
Navigator
HSA
TA. Hiway
37Th Street
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