Local Notices and Social Bits From Area Businesses and Students
A mixed set of personals and notices includes Marine Cpl Williams B Kummer at Camp Lejeune, a steak fry at a local venue, a dean’s list mention for Larry Suctler at Southern Miinsis University, and Marilyn Mortok elected to Beta Gamma Sigma. Other items cite shop moves, live music at The Lark, scholarship awards to Diane Liebig and Deborah Shertock, and students from Madison and Kay Barrell gaining biology project honors at Wayne State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Marilyn Mortok
College of Business Administration
Hubert Matulks
David City
Aladison
Kay Barrell
Gary Wolken
Northeast Nebraska Junior Academy of Science
Wayne State College
Hatfield Seen as Possible 1976 GOP Hope in Religion Talk
The Oregon senator Mark Hatfield, a biblically minded figure, is named as a potential 1976 Republican candidate. Observances for a National Day of Humiliation, Fasting and Prayer are planned, with support from Catholic and Protestant groups and several governors. Hatfield argues for national repentance to heal the nation and warns against equating Americanism with God. He is noted for discussions linking faith and public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Cornell
Mark
Statfield
U.S. Catholishops Administrative ‘Board
Colorado
Arizona
Idaho
Louisiana
Georgia
Nebraska
Alabama
Bill Bright
Campus Crusade In
Christ
Hatfield
Abraham Lincoln
U.S. Senate
Halficld
Harold Hughes
D.loway
Republican Party
Mr. Clean
Siler Watergate
James Wall
Christian Century
White House
Hospital Report for Behlen Community Patients
Admissions include Debbie Braken hoff of Columbus. Dismissals list Grace Hafner of Rising City James Gunn Jennifer Heke Tim Take of Columbus and St Mary Hospital. Dismissals also include Mrs Earl Johnson and her daughter of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Behlen Community Hospital
Debbie Brakenhoff
Columbus
Grace Hafner
Rising City
James Gunn
Jennifer Heke
Tim Take
St. Mary Hospital
Earl Johnson
Kearney to Open Community Mental Health Center
KEARNEY Neb AP Beginning this summer Kearney will join five sites in a large south central Nebraska area to host a community mental health center Dr James McKeen Hastings acting director met with educators and health professionals to discuss the concept He noted the nationwide reach of community based mental health centers and that federal funding has been applied for
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearney
Neb
Nebraska
James McKee Ns Hastings
South Central Nebraska
Lncal
Br. McKee
Appoints body to coordinate higher education in Nebraska
Gov. Exon named a new Post secondary education commission to coordinate planning for technical community colleges state colleges the University of Nebraska and private vocational schools. The panel will include current Higher Education Facilities Commission members and other appointees from Lincoln Omaha Hastings and beyond. Dr James O Hanlon of Lincoln will serve as coordinator of the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
J. James Exon
University of Nebraska
Tor Post-secondary Education
Public Postsecondary Coordinating Council
Higher Education Facilities Commission
Miles Tommieraasen
Joseph Hallas
Plattsmouth
John J. Powers
Omaha
Michael B. Paradise
Hastings
Rene Bystrom
North Platte
C. C. Madsen
Blair
Robert Keefoot
Grand Islands
Kermit Hansen
Joseph
Saba
Robert L. Arnstrong
Gimaha
Bill Colwell
Chadron
Carl Privitt
Robert Klabenes
Milford
Marilyn Fowler
Lexington
Lauren Rasmussen
Plainview
James O’ Hanlon
Lincoin
Mohr sentenced to five-year term
In Omaha Nebraska District Judge Samuel P Danis Friday sentenced Henry J Mohr to five years in the Nebraska Penal Complex Mohr was president of Mohr Power Company a home care products seller in Nebraska last year He faced 13 months of accusations of obtaining money under false pretenses after an Omaha couple were promised products and did not receive them A refund of 5700 was sought and total complaints surpassed 10000 Deputy County Attorney Raznick heads consumer fraud efforts and suggested probation if Mohr repaid The defendant's Omaha attorney said Mohr would not raise funds but hoped the Turner organization might pay his debt if Florida matters are resolved The defense noted ties between Mohr and Turner and his Florida attorney brother in law contending Mahie s company was a Turner airshop that sent most money to Turner s offices A later note mentions an appeal bond
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Omaha, Neb
Samuel P. Danis Frisday
Henry J. Mohr
Nebraska Fenal
Mohr
Mohr Power Company
Nebraska
Omaha
Arthur S. Raznick
Douglas Cothiy
Fast Oo Isher
Raznick
Richard Bruckner
Caniglia
Glenn W. Turner
Florida
Moher
Turner
Bruckner
Florida Allorhey
Carwihe M. Bravo
Mahie
Turner Airshop
Fanna
Teaching award to CU professor at Creighton University
Sheila A. Ryan assistant professor of nursing won the $1,000 Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Award for outstanding teaching at Creighton University. Sponsored by Creighton students, she will receive a check and plaque at commencement May 11. Ryan holds a bachelor’s from the University of Nebraska at Omaha and a master’s in psychiatric nursing from UCSF.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Web
Sheila A. Ryan
Robert F. Kennedy
Creighton University
Creighton
Miss Ryan
St. Joseph’s Hospital School of Nursing
University of Nebraska At
Mehring elected SCORE leader and new Columbus chapter chair
Mehring named SCORE chairman and Milfred Stehring named hero. Oliver Brand elected chairman-elect of the Columbus SCORE chapter at a recent meeting. Peter Crooks is secretary, Herman Wolfe past chairman. A SBA SCORE workshop at Kearney State College drew about 29 members to study ways to better assist small businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milfred Stehring
Oliver Brand
Columbus
SCORE
Peter Crooks
Herman Wolfe
Mehring
Brand
Kearney State College
3 Score
Small Business Administration
Farmers urged to check before switching land use in spring
The Agriculture Department urged cotton, wheat and grain farmers enrolled in 1974 programs to consult local officials before abandoning crops or replanting. Under the 1973 farm law a producer may qualify for special payments if crops are damaged by natural disaster, but loss must be appraised by local offices of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Amer
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Thelen Herman Thelen obituary funeral rites set
Funeral rites for Herman Thelen 87 will be Monday at Sacred Heart Church Shelby with burial in the parish cemetery. He was a World War I veteran and lifetime Polk County resident born July 7 1886. Surviving are his wife two sons five daughters and many grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August
Regina Derricks Thelen
Bertha Messing
Osceola
Shelby
France
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Polk and Buller County Insurance Co
Federal Land Bank Aid
Sacred Heart Church
Knights of Columbus
Richard
Lewis
Newport
Wash
Edith
Bill
Ethel) Berry
Crete
Willis
Dorothy) Selk
Lancaster
N.Y
Robert
Mary Rose) Armagast
Omaha
Mes
Alvin
Loyola) Cerny
Theresa Slalnaker
San Diego
Vachal
Knoll
Wills Vachal
Ulysses
George Schuster
Bohemian National Cemetery
Brute
California
Roger
Rodney
Ricky
Garol
Bessie Bolton
David City
Blanche Filbert
Burbank
Calif
Joseph
Lilian) Yager
Ada
Kan
James
Emil
Lamir
Seward
Anna Proskovec Vachal
Edmund
Wage pact boosts Omaha laborer pay by 68 cents
A three year wage pact between Laborers Local 140 and the Heavy Contractors Association sets wage and fringe benefit increases of 88 cents an hour effective May 1. The rise raises top pay from 6.43 to 7.16 dollars, affecting about 1,600 workers in lower and higher wage classifications.
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Omaha
Neb
Laborers Local 140
The
Heavy Contractors Association
Leonard Schaefer
Schaeffer
Cotton standards conference set
Washington AP reports an international cotton standards conference will meet next month in Memphis Tennessee to discuss proposed changes in grading specifications for U S upland cotton. The Agriculture Department says the gathering occurs every three years under the Universal Cotton Standards Agreement with major producing and consuming nations. Ervin L Peterson and RR C Jackson are named principal speakers.
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Washington
Memphis
Fenn
U.S
Agriculture Department
Ervin L. Peterson
Agricultural Marketing Service
RR. C. Jackson
American Textile Manufacturers Institute
David City firms study shift of shopping night
Chamber of Commerce discussed moving open night shopping from Friday to Thursday with retailers voting at the May 14 meeting. The group approved a $6,025 fiscal year budget and a Vision 17 delegation met in Crete on industrial development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David City
James Egr
Air Force to use Westover as satellite SAC base
Westover Air Force Base will host a small rotating SAC contingent including 852 bombers and KC135 tankers drawn mainly from Loring AFB Maine. About 130 personnel will be stationed at Westover as the base shifts from active to reserve status under broader Pentagon dispersal plans.
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Oniloper
Mlass
Strategic Air Command
Westover Air Force Base
Air Force
Westover
SAC
Air Fore
Richard E. Gilbert
Loring Afb
Maine
Westver
Loring
Pentagon
Gilbert
Named to head Smith campaign in Polks County
Mrs. Maven Smith of Chappell announced that Mrs. Don Hanqulst of Palk is serving as Polk County chairman for her campaign for the U S House in the Third District. Smith said volunteers lead her campaign in 35 of the district counties and she has visited over 190 communities in 53 counties, traveling more than 100 miles since starting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maven Smith
Chappell
Don Hanqulst
Palk
Polls
U.S. House of Representatives
Status of Women Commission adopts by laws at meeting
Seventeen members of the Mayor's Commission on the Status of Women met at the Council Chambers Thursday night to adopt the group's by laws. Committee leaders presented resumes of goals and purposes and will begin work. By laws were read, corrected and approved. a replacement for the Employment and Security chair was to be named. Resumes will be included in a forthcoming pamphlet. The next meeting will be May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission On the Status of Women
Mary Peterson
Marit Schuey
Lorene Tredway
Theresa Keuler
Evelyn Bommermeyer
Employment and Security Committee
Fe Ie Nest
Democratic dinner funds exceed $1300
Butler County Democratic Central Committee reports more than $1,200 raised at a March dinner. Proceeds to promote county candidates and party locally. constitution discussion tabled until the June 6 county convention, which will seal a new central committee. May 14 Nebraska constitutional amendments appear on the ballot. five delegates and alternates will represent Butler County at the state convention. Filing forms available from Mrs Mildred Jackson. filing deadline in May. Jefferson-Jackson Day dinner May 3 in Omaha.
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Nebraska
Butler County
Kansas City
Mildred Jackson
Jackson
Omaha
City Briefs and Local Meetings Reported
Community notes list student practice at Bonaventure School for an district meeting an all school music program at Scotus Memorial Hall on Sunday April 28. Livestock Judging invites LH and FFA members to a Monday workshop at Arnold Stithman feed yard near Spur. A time change moves the Know Your Candidates for State Legislature meeting to 830 PM at Genoa Lions Club. Izaak Walton Auxiliary to meet with Joy Tooley presenting electronic ovens. Clothes theft at Country Club Inn reports 250 dollars in goods taken from a locked car with one inch window open. Humane Society advertises multiple dogs for adoption including schnauzer poodle dachshund mixes. Call 564-8913 before Monday for details.
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Rebekeh
Oo Bonaventure
Scotus Memorial Hall
FFA
Eluh
Arnold Stithman
Platte County
Nebraska 31 highway resurfacing contract awarded
Lincoln AP reports the department of roads awarded a 8.740 million contract Friday to resurface a 17 mile section of Nebraska 31 east of Leigh. The total project awards for the year reach 217 million in highway construction, about 300 thousand below original estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Deb
Department of Roads
Nebraska
Leigh
Colfax County Students Clean Roadway In Horizon '76 Drive
Principal Ron Sedlak notes Colfax County Listiet School students gathered trash along the road ditches north of the school to the highway. The effort covered about two miles and removed sizable litter to improve the local environment.
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Richland
Colfax County
Listiet School
Dohony Horizon
Ron Sedlak
Ymungsters
Garth Snijes
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Cpl
Williams B. Kummer
Tiam Ebner
Preg Harte
Camp Lejeune
Marine Corps Base
Williams Bros
Tens Stern Hat
J.C. Penney
Larry Suctler
Corwelias
Haseen
Southern Miinsis University
Casbonlale
Wenion
12Th Street
Grand Junction
Sky Bowl
Sat
Sun
Tith
Cnet
the Lark
the Suncowners
Kovar Brothers Sal
Sandhill Troubadours
Harold's Cafe
Columbus Bowl
Abeer
Joe Téth
Birk
Theresa L. Klug
Columtx
Mankato State College
Mankato
Minn
Pee Wee
Larry
AL Midland
Taitheran College
Fremont
Russ Glaser
Warrior
Kathryn Glaser
Dorothy Glaser
Ith St
Diane Liebig
Platte Center
Deborah Shertock
Newman Grove
Anderson
Anderson Floral Co
Louies Restaurant
A.M
Downtowner
Modern Cleaners & Dryers
Score Hero
Pact
Cotton Standards Conference
United Methodist Church
Forickets
Sharon Rathje
Diane Leow
Grace Gonnerman
Sally Johansen
Smith
Polks County
Sears
Money Savers
Reetuck & Co
13Th Street
Status of Women Commission
Buller County
Democratic Central Committee
Genoa Lions Clu
Plate
Boone
Izaak Walton
Joy Tooley
Humane Society
Schnauzel
Monnay
Telegram
Olumb
Sat-Sun
Barbara Streisand
Redford
Wulcu Mien No le
28Th Century-Fox
Jett Ry Orval
Jett Valerie Ty Cater
Walter Matthau
Rover
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