Columbus Area Social Notes and Local Events Highlights
Visitors Walter Becker and Walter Abel from Germany arriving for a three week stay near Columbus. Wedding anniversaries, baptisms, and family gatherings noted. local venues host dances, weddings, open houses, and bingo events. Includes social briefs from Columbus and nearby areas.
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Walter Becker
Walter Abel
Ahlhorn
Ermany
Turday
Columbus
Omaha
Beckers
Bill Beckers
Abel
Henry Grotelueschen
County Court Prelim Hearing and Sentences in Platte County
Preliminary hearing conducted in Platte County Court for Terrance Kaspar Columbus on carrying a concealed weapon. May 20 jury trial set for Howard Danielski after plea of not guilty to driving while intoxicated. Roy Johnson Columbus pleads guilty to driving while intoxicated and driving under suspension. Gerald E. Andrew Wardeman Columbus pled guilty to vior in possession with a $75 fine and 24 hour tion. Elsie Mazuch Columbus William Settie Creston fined $25 for illegal take of fish and $25 for liquidated gas. Traffic fines listed with $8 court costs. Fines include Jerry Dobins 40, Delo uelberth 15, Larry Lexington 75, Cheloha 10, Kenneth Schleu Jr 10.
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Platte County Court
Terrance Kaspar
Lumbus
Oward Danielski
Roy Johnson
Columbus
Gerald E
Andrew Wardeman
Elsie Mazuch
William Settie
Creston
Jerry Dobins
Delo Uelberth
Osmond
Larry Lexington
Olive
Cheloha
Kenneth Schleu, Jr
L Ication
Hospital Report from Columbus and Schuyler
Columbus admissions include Victory Labenz Humphrey Michael Schott Osceola Charles Beneke Albert H Wunderlich John ZohnerDismissals list Mrs Dean Thompson Platte Center Jeffrey Brown Belvidere Ill Mrs Armand Soler Percy Anderson Mike Rawhouser Mrs Dennis Rosenthal and daughter Transfer Marion C Loveless Bellwood to Bergan Mercy Omaha Schuyler birth announcements two boys and a girl with weights dates Schuyler admissions include Anthony Prohaska Abie Terri Henggeler Erich Bergt Mrs William Korger Frieda Martens Schuyler Bradley Rogers Clarkson Dismissals include William Noona J Duane Black Jerry Svoboda Burnell Brandt Schuyler Forest Ferguson North Bend Mrs Calvin Dietrich and son Leigh
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Columbus
Victory Labenz
Humphrey
Michael Schott
Osceola
Charles Beneke
Albert H. Wunderlich
John Zohner
Dean Thompson
Platte Center
Jeffrey Brown
Belvidere
Ill
Armand Soler
Percy Anderson
Mike Rawhouser
Dennis Rosenthal
Marion C. Loveless
Bellwood
Bergan-Mercy Hospital
Omaha
Anthony Prohaska
Abie
Terri Henggeler
Erich Bergt
William Korger
Frieda Martens
Schuyler
Bradley Rogers
Clarkson
William Noona
J. Duane Black
Jerry Svoboda
Burnell Brandt
Forest Ferguson
North Bend
Calvin Dietrich
Leigh
City Briefs Highlight Local Accidents and Community Meetings
Police logged two non injury accidents near 23rd Avenue and Union Pacific tracks, and at 33rd Avenue and Sth Street, with minor vehicle damage and a damaged power pole. Marriage licenses issued to Luedtke Motycka and Wessel Fischer for May weddings. Community events include church dinners, open houses, club meetings, and a 60th wedding anniversary open house in Platte Center.
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Columbus
23Rd Avenue
Union Pacific
Christina Spike
Silver Creek
Mary Schmaderer
Atkinson
Sth Street
33Rd Avenue
Emerald Sheele, Jr
Omaha
Jack Luedtke
Creston
Linda Motycka
Leigh
Randal Wessel
Judy Fischer
Humphrey
St. Francis Catholic Church
Alphonse Hamling
Platte Center Auditorium
Navy delayed entry enlistment for local student
Scott County Scotus Central Catholic senior Tim Schneider has joined the U S Navy through a delayed entry program. He will leave for active duty July 15 with two Columbus area companions under the Navys Buddy program. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Raymond L Schneider of Columbus.
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Tim Schneider
Scotus Central Catholic
U.S. Navy
Schneider
Columbus Area
Navy
Raymond L. Schneider
Columbus
Schuyler Board Allows Married Students at Prom
Schuyler Central High School Board voted 42 to allow two married students to attend the prom after an NCLU representative argued the rule violated the Constitution. A review of current policy followed an hour of discussion and a possible change.
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Schuyler
Nebraska Civil Liberties Union
Schuyler Central High School
Schuyler Central
Alan Gless
Osceola
NCLU
Chief resigns at Scottsbluff
Police Chief James G. Eckert resigns to join the U.S. Secret Service with resignation effective May 21. Eckert, 34, who led Scottsbluff since 1973, cites salary rise as a major factor in his difficult decision. A competitive examination will determine his replacement.
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Scoopsbluff
Nebs
UPI
James G. Eckert
U.S. Secret Service
Eckert
Service
Scottsbluff
Frank Koehler
Koehler
Devotional Group Chooses Officers At Annual Meeting
The Daily Devotion Broadcast Association elected officers including president Herman Brackenhoff and music committee Myron Wetzel and Mrs. Kenneth Reinker at its annual meeting. Buss has served 15 years. The program, sponsored by Lutheran Churches Missouri Synod of Columbus area, airs on KJSK for 24 years and reaches listeners from Texas to nearby states.
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Daily Devotions Broadcast Association
Herman Brackenhoff
Myron Wetzel
Kenneth Reinker
Harry Korte
Clarence Hake
Buss
Lutheran Churches-Missouri Synod of Columbus
Texas
Kjsk Radio
Krebs Rites Set for Anna M Krebs at St Francis Humphrey
Anna M Krebs 84 of Omaha died Wednesday in an Omaha hospital. Funeral services Saturday 10 a m at St Francis Catholic Church Humphrey with Rev Edwin Albers officiating. Visitation 3 to 9 p m today at Duesman Funeral Home with rosary at 8 p m. Burial in St Francis Cemetery beside parents Jacob and Catherine Krebs. Survived by sister Mrs Mary Schmitz Lomita California and two brothers Dosgh and titaedt premature in death
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Krebs
St. Francis
Humphrey
Anna M. Krebs
Omaha
Edwin Albers
Duesman Funeral Home
St. Francis Cemetery
Jacob
Catherine (Gasper) Krebs
Mary Schmitz
Lomita
Calif
Dosgh and
Titaedt Premater
U S Steel and peers announce price hikes on steel products
U S Steel Corp cuts across higher wage energy and raw material costs with a 6 percent rise on sheet and strip steel. Inland Steel Armco Wheeling-Pittsburgh also announce 6 percent increases with June 1 and June 14 effective dates. Chrysler foresees higher 1977 model prices. Further hikes expected later this year.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
United States Steel Corp
U.S. Steel
Inland Steel Co
Armco Steel Corp
Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel Corp
Inland
Armco
Chrysler
John Riccardo
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Columbus Telegram
Nebraska
Personals
Lark Lounge
Peewee
Larry
Micek’s
Betty Ielski
Carl Landgren
Arrell Atkins
Ralph Jeifer
Columbus TV
11Th St
Leo Woerth
Sun
15Th Street
Pam Ernst
Laure Kenert
Grand Island
Arold’s Corner Cafe
Richards
Mrs. Philenberger Jr
Hawaii
Avings and Loan Meeting
Roland Kluwer
Mrs. Lauber
Martha of Ward
Kara Nel Grassmeyer
Randy
Deborah Grassmeyer
Trinity Lutheran Church
Darrell
Lavonne Grassmeyer
Bill
Betty Davenport
Bryan
Mary Grassmeyer
Kearney
Paul and
Emma Nelson
Axtell
Kay Grassmeyer
Lincoln
Linne Grassmeyer
Ron Cieloha
Cathy Drozd
Arkoski Orch
New Havens
Columbus Laundry & Dry Cleaners
Frank Reilly
McAllen
Tex
Catherine
J.J. Hayes
Dad
Columbus Bowl
W.F.W
Meike Goos
Columbus High Afs
Germany
Heritage House
Meike
Bingo
Koma Spragg
Esquire
Ed McElfresh
St. Paul, Minn
H. E. McElfresh
Schuyler Memorial Hospital
Joe Jonas
Ronald Cummings
Laura Oltmer
Federated Church
Emily Gas
Duncan
Eagles
Doris van Dyke
Flanagan Mothers Club
Knight of Columbus Hall
Legion Auxiliary
Gold Star
Al-Anon
AFS
St. Mary Hospital
Harold’s Squares
St. Bonaventure Church
Elias
Lions Club
Stephen Schlife
Carta’s
Bob White
Aerie
Person
Vashti Rebekahs
Central City
First Baptist — Mission Society
Schneider Enlists
Schuyler Married
Bill’s
Polka
Willie
Rapco
Nebr
Sale
Our
Kmart
el Picture
Wobert
Pawo
Bandara Baxley
Geral
Cash
Atv Wayward
Michae Toristina
Ae Remsen
Clay Tomlin
Oren Gwen Wetkesoneaa
Tooleys
Mee
cruceTon
Warren Stevens
Mulan Kesner
Janice Heiden
Ncme
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