Expanded security for Governor Exon in Nebraska
The Nebraska state patrol has increased protection for Gov. J. J. Exon from two to five troopers. Three troopers were added for duty during the 1972 legislative session and a trooper recently stopped youths attempting to steal the state flag in front of the governor’s mansion. It is undecided if the extras will serve in the 1973 legislature, and protection around the Capitol and mansion remains continuous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Tar
J.J. Exon
Nebraska State Patrol
Tate Bean
Larry Hanus
Hanos
Hays
Local personals and community notices wrap Columbus area life
The page lists numerous personal updates from Mount Holly to Omaha, with trips, hospital visits, and family news. It notes league openings for ladies doubles and mixed play, a baby named Randel Nicolas Drummond, and various visits, travels, and social events across Nebraska and nearby states.
John F. Kennedy Council officers installed in Shelby
John F Kennedy Council No 8364 of Shelby installed officers for the year. Names include chaplain Anthony Kawseh grand knight Babel Galust and many others. A Knights of Columbus family outing is planned for August at St Marys Parish with a covered dish picnic. The pancake breakfast was set for November 25. Student loan deadline is September 2, 1972, with details to write to Knights of Columbus Student Van Committee P.O. Drawer 1670 New Haven Conn 6507.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
John F. Kennedy Council
Shelby
Chaplin
Anthony ‘Kawseh
Eee Babel Leputy
Onvy
Truglees
Allan Zelasney
Albin Prosaski
Rowell Glatter
John Schott
Victor Cerny
Hubert Girard
Donald Sigler
Eugene Kosch
Moho Tax
Nay Grossnicklaus
Knights of Columbus
St. Mary's Parish
New Haven
Conn
Dog Show Saturday at Courthouse North Parking Lot
Roy Shaw hosts a dog show Saturday at 2:30 PM in the courthouse north parking lot. Entries open to dogs owned by children 12 and younger. Four top prizes in all-round, plus awards in tallest, trick, shortest, and cranclast classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David City
Jack and
Jill Roy Shaw
Wedding Dance Scene At Humphrey Ballroom Norfolk
Lat August wedding dance notes in Norfolk feature Mr and Mrs Joe Speicher with Jean McGowan Speicher formerly of Columbus. guests include Mr and Mrs Phil Kraycki and Carl Ernst family from St Louis as relatives visit in Columbus Norfolk and Spalding. Gale Lounge reopens today and Ray Williams trip set for Thursday and Friday with VFW steak feed on August 5 6 to 9 members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Micky Tooley
Sunnyvale
Calif
A.C. Pooley
Norfolk
Les Copeland
Mick
Ther
Edward ¥. Kloke
Spt
Kloke
His Souly
Nellis Afb
Nevata
Joe Speicher
Ang and
Fem
Laurel, Md
Columbus
Spalding
Speicher
Jean McGowan
Humphrey
Phil Kraycki
Carl Ernst
St. Louis
Gale Lounge
Ray Willams
Five indicted on air piracy in Delta hijacking case
A federal grand jury in Miami indicted five Detroit residents on a single-count air piracy charge for hijacking a Delta Air Lines jet from Detroit to Miami that landed in Algiers where they are detained. The hijackers demanded one million dollars ransom for the 86 passengers. The defendants include George Brown 28 George Edward Wright 29 Melvin McNair 22 Jean Carol Allen Melvair 25 and Joyce Tillerson Burgess. Wright and Brown have prior convictions. Wright served 15 to 30 years for murder and Brown for armed robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Detroit
Mich
Miami
Delta Air Lines
Algiers
Al-giers
U.S. District Court
Ife
Vison
George Brown
George Edward Wright
Melvin McNair
Jean Carol Allen Melvair
Joyce Tillerson Burgess
FIL
Wright
Brown
Leesburg
PBI
Broch
Elizabeth
N.J
Miami International Airport
Albion Hosts Boone County Quarter Horse Show
The annual Albion Boone County Quarter Horse Show at the fairgrounds drew many entries with 154 in youth classes and 193 in halter and performance, totaling 347 for the event. Grand champions included Bob Tenlinen of Waterloo and Judy Jordan of Omaha with stallion wins and showmanship, horsemanship, and pole bending titles awarded by judge Ray Brown of Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion
Boone County
Fairgounds
Hatter
Niwre
Bob Tenlinen
Waterloo
Jawa
Tentylen
Kay
Prand
Honor Gilson
Ed Oak
Town
Amy Farnham
Blkhoen
Sander Werner
Meadow Grove
Michael Waid
Miss Werner
Albert Howard
Lincoln
Judy Jordan
Omaha
Reynolds
Whaley
Lexington
Bill Keyser
Ord
Jim Wilke
Tubeek
Ross
Chicago
Robert Tenlvnen
Iowa
Steve Strenglein
Gibson
Red Oak
Ray Brown
Oklahoma
American Legion Post
NFO delegates chosen at Colfax County meeting
Colfax County National Farmers Org held a supper meeting in Rogers Tuesday and chose delegates for the district convention. The district rally will be at the K C Hall in David City Saturday with a supper at 6 p.m. and a business meeting at 7 p.m. Denis Novotny outlined new hog contracts. Richard Holubek spoke on grain contracts. An NFO booth was planned for the Colfax County Fair from August 27 to 30 with Herat Bratec in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colfax
Herat Bratec
Bear capture ends chase after pet Gab Ginger in Canoga Park
In Canoga Park an 18 month old 330 pound female black bear named Ginger wandered from an unlocked cage and roamed suburban backyards for three hours. Ron Tyra owner joined 22 officers and a helicopter in corralling the animal, which authorities say must be moved because keeping an exotic pet in city limits is illegal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canoga Park
Calif
Ginger
Ron Tyra
Animal Regulation
Tyra
Los Angeles
Ana
Mortensen and Hohndorf funeral notices in Albion area
Multiple death notices from Albion and surrounding towns. Kermit Mortensen, 58, Albion, died after a period of failing heat. funeral pending at Levander Funeral Home. Stever H. Hohndorf, 19, Shelby, fatally struck by a freight train near Curtis. services at St John Evangelical Lutheran Church in Rising City. memorials at Kepner Roberts Funeral Home. Golula Cook, 56, Albion, died at home. arrangements with Levander Funeral Home. Richard Terpstra, 72, Clarkson, funeral in Clarkson. retired Marble and Tile employee. survivors listed including wife, daughters, sons, and grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mortensen
Levander Funeral
Kermit Mortensen
Albion
Boone County Hospital
Albion News
Chris Mortensen
Sioux City
Myrtle Peterson
Fivo
Kermit F
Lincoln
Kris
Orville
Mary) Qualsett
Grand Island
Quentin
Howndorf
Stever H. Hohndorf
Shelby
St. Joh
Curtis
Conan
Tish City
City High School
Wilbert Hohndorf
Clinton
Marlyn
Clara Prigge
Ulysses
Cook
Golula Cook
Ennal Levander
Erling Bowman
Fairmont
Minn
A.J. Eojen
Roswell
Nlm
Tor Staith
Oakland
Calif
Dick H
Richfield
Clarence
St. Peter
Bruce
Norfolk
Ant David
Dollawa
Platte County hosts North Dakota visitors during exchange week
Seven Platte County families host 41 club members from Mchenry County North Dakota this week. Guests include Theresa Miller Gacy Cromwell Genoa Darlene Hansen Bob Zach Humphreys Karol Kult Paul Koenig Lindsay Stanley Misek Lloyd Jenkinson Monroe Dan Keller Stan Bachan Creston Kenneth Wintermute Bob Woboril Columbus Duncan Campbell Herb Gopliger Columbus. A gathering was held at Rising City Hall Tuesday evening with Chamber of Commerce refreshments. The North Dakota group departs Friday morning to return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platte County
MeHleny County
North Dakota
McHenry County
Paul Koenig
Lindsay
Stanley Misek
Lloyd Jenkinson
Monroe
Dan Keller
Stan Bachan
Creston
Kenneth Wintermute
Bob Woboril
Columbus
Duncan Campbell
Herb Gopliger
Rising City Hall
Rising City
Film at Assembly of God shows Toon Challenge tale
A dramatic film titled Toon Challenge will be shown at 7 40 p m Friday at the First Assembly of God Church in Columbus. The program follows Tony a drug addict through despair to rehabilitation and spiritual conversion via gospel power with testimonies from main characters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly of God
Columbus
Toon Challenge
Tony
Tee Challenge
Stolen closed-circuit camera from Cleveland security firm
A 2.50 closed circuit television camera used by guards at Warner and Sivnsey Co in Cleveland was reported stolen. The parking lot monitor went blank, wires were cut, and workers dispatched to repair found the camera missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tveeland
Ohio
Warner and Sivnsey Co
Cleveland
Tal y is the world’s leading peat producer and fish the United States in second
A garbled note identifies Taly as a leading peat producer and places another country second in fish production in the United States context. The fragment lacks clear dates, places, or organizations to form a precise news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taly
New Teachers and Residents Highlight Local News
Leigh Ar and Mrs Robert Lake moved from Columbus to Randolph this weekend. Mrs Lake will teach English at Randolph Schools and her husband will teach junior high subjects and coach. Daniels family reunion attendees include Mackenstadt Korle Werkmeister and Daniels in Albion. 1973 Schafer family picnic planned at Tritounty Park. Anna Faiman of San Diego visits relatives Asche and Barjtenbruch. Sister Mary Jane ASM from Devils Lake visits Reichmuth family. she arrived in Omaha from Potomac Md after Mercy Sisters session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leigh
Robert WW. Lake
Columbus
Randolph
Lake
Norarian
Robert BR. Lake
Daniels
Albion Para
Arthur Mackenstadt
R. W. Korle
Henry Werkmeister
Leo Daniels
Schafer
Tritounty Park
Anna Faiman
San Diego
Calif
August Asche
Mir
Clarence Barjtenbruch
Mary Jane Asm
Devils Lake
N.D
Frank Reichmuth
Omaha
Potomac
Mercy Sisters
Generalate
GOP convention aims for early-to-bed TV audience
Washington AP reports Republicans plan a three day Miami Beach convention starting Aug 21 expected to fit early evening TV times. Sen. Robert Dole says five sessions begin at 1 pm and 3 pm with late night finales to 10 30 pm. Nomination for president Tuesday and vice president Wednesday. Five short movies and comedic moments to energize viewers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Miami Beach
GOP
Robert J. Dole
Dole
Dolegard
Dwight D
Old-time Germans Meet at Valley Picnic Near Valley
An all day gathering of Old-time Germans from Valley and surrounding towns drew about 35 friends from Oldenburg Germany. Hosts were Mr. and Mrs Adolph Pagadies at their Valley area home. Local attendees included Mr. and Mrs Carl Schroeder Mr. and Mrs Oslo Bruns Mrs August Asche Mrs Hannah Oldigs Mrs Rikus Tosendahl Leigh George Mayer and Mrs William Osterthus. Others traveled from Sioux City Town Scribner Omala Hooper Fremont and Uchillig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LGIGH
Oldenburg
Germany
Henry Groteluschen
Columbus
Sioux City
Town
Scribner, Omala
Hooper
Fremont
Uchllig
Illian Announces Plan To Resign From Boone County Sheriff
Bernard C. Ian known as Jacx submitted his resignation to county commissioners this week. Tic said he would resign at year end, during his four year term. His office will be filled by appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion Bernard C
Jacx) Ian
Boone County
Finca
Tic
Service academy examination set for Nebraska youths
Senator Carl J. Curtis announces a Civil Service Commission written test for Nebraska young men seeking nominations to the Air Force, Military, Naval, and Merchant Marine academies. Exam locations span Nebraska on Sept 30. Requirements include Nebraska residency, age 17 or older and under 22 by a specified date, single status, good character, and fitness. Write Senator Curtis in Washington for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl J. Curtis
Civil Service Commission
U.S. Air Force
Military
Naval
Merchant Marine
Netraska
Nebraska
Toby
Carl Z. Curtis
Senate
Washington, D.C
Hospital Report Beheming Admissions and Dismissals (Part)
In a hospital report, admissions include Mrs. Kenneth Stevens of St. Edward, Albert I. Mouser, Mrs. Richard Hughes, Catherine Wortman of Columbus, and St. Mary Hospital. Dismissals list Mrs. Steven Smith and daughter, Bellwood, Mrs. Gilbert Dush and daughter, Duncan, and several others from St. Edward and Columbus. Navy Nurse Corps mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Behlen Meamering Hospital
Kenneth Stevens
St. Edward
Albert I. Mouser
Richard Hughes
Catherine Wortman
Columbus
St. Mary Hospital
Steven Smith
Bellwood
Gilbert Dush
Duncan
Ronnie Benson
Gar
Busteed
Keith Merrit
Robert Welles
Ae Navy Nurse Corps
City Briefs and Notices From Faithful Community Pages
Kaystone Club at First United Methodist Church holds a covered dish supper at 6:00 Friday in place of Pawnee Park. Library board meeting at 7 pm tonight at the library. Humane Society reports four dogs including a medium red and a black short hair shepherd with black tabs, plus a small terrier. Marriage licenses filed for Berward William Greene Jr. and Leta Mae Oppliger, both of Columbus, to wed Aug. 12 at St. Luke Church. County Court fines: Frank R. Spulak $25 plus costs for insufficient funds, Vicki Spulak same, Eugene J. Zimmeerer $1 for inspection certificate violation. Accidents: two Wednesday afternoon minor-damage, no injuries. Knights of Columbus Pony League tryouts at 6:30 pm Monday at Pawnee Park field. open to 13 to 15-year-olds with eligible affiliation. Classic League meets Aug. 7 at Columbus Row. Bike license reminder: Columbus police urge owners to license bicycles at the station for life-long tags. Miles Hoffman had surgery at Veterans Hospital in Omaha. Groeth Homecoming Reminder: Sunday Aug. 6 at 6 p.m. covered dish supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berward William Greene Jil
Leta Mae
Oppliger
Columbus
St. Luke Church
MONADEX weight loss claim and price notice
An ad promoting MONADEX tablets claims to curb appetite without exercise and promises easy use. It mentions a price of 300 dollars for 70 pills and states mail orders are filled with postage added, though many words appear garbled and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ini Clarnnee
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Exon
David Pulnane
Mount Holly
Charles Putnam
Chuck
Dave Zlomike
Way
Drummond
Randel Nicolas
Caralina
Eller
Ray Drummond
Mabel
Helermiey
Modern Cleaners
Paul Howell
San “Bernardino
Zack Howell
Nebraska Methodist’ Hospital
Lerber ~Howell
Fort Worth
Tex
Pete Sengeeler
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Wunderlich
Donald Zipper
Western Springs
John Kropatch
Louie
Irene Huggler
Eugene Mcfadden
Chris Weber
Silver Creek
Webelos
Camp Eagles
Tom Herrington
Mike Rambour
Mark Haskins
Kelly Murphy
Doug Rice
Anderson Floralco
Bwellit
Keith Herrington
Dave Blessen
Freeport
Nassau
Bahamas
Carl Landgren
James Prentice
Robert Conrad
Tulsa
Okla
Columbus Bowl
L.E. Greenwald
Don Leffler
West Point
Helena Tiathke
Boulevard Vanes
Dene Torezon
Vernon Torezon
New Orleans
Jim Torezon
Vat
Oriental Beauty Salon
27Th Avenue
Webb
V.F.W
NFO
Platte
Eisenhower
Nixon
Illian
Wee Eed
Harry A. Schumacher
Schumacher
Gall
Midwest Life
Marrabica
Service Academy
City Briefs
Kaystone Club
First United Methodist Church
Pawnee Park
the Humane Society
Larry Friedian
Frank R. Spulak
Vicki Spulak
Eugene 1. Zimmeerer
Hinky-Dinky Tat
Angeline M. Nickolite
Bebeword
Debra M. Novatny
Breton Street
K.c
Pony League
The
Squires
Columbus Row
Miles Hoffman
Tunesa
Veterans Hospital
Omala
Groeth
Biscuit Eater
Boatniks
Sporting World
Walt
Sure Earl Patricia Lew Td Gooey Holyman
Crowley Ayres Cambridge Epuee
Wactaker Corp
Techwcolda
Walt Disney
Robert Horse
Stefanie Powers
Phil Silvers
Tha
Land Bank
Federal Land Bank Association
2Rd Street
Alvin M. Grobaugh
George Mermene
Mar
Polifax
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