Visiting friends in Columbus weekend social notices
Local personals list visiting friends in Columbus and nearby towns. Entries mention Mr and Mrs Ars Laing of Dallas Tex, 1866 Walt Brockinuse Prairie Village Kan guests of Don Schaulelbergers, and odds and ends about social events at Columbus Bowl and area venues. Includes assignments, club nights, and hospitality notes with several names and places.
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Columbus
Mr. and
Ars
Asl Laing
Dallas
Tex
Walt Brockinuse
Prairie Village
Kan
Don Schaulelbergers
Guests hosted in Silver Creek
Mr and Mrs Julius Schmid and family and Vinson Willits attended the Burwell Rodeo Wednesday. Mrs Ruth Copeland of Clarks iiited Thursday afternoon with Mrs Gid Willits and Vicki. Mrs Glenn Hackler of Tulsa and Mrs Frank Schuldt of Clarks visited Mrs Reuben Holmes in Grand Island Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Jason Gray and family vacationing in Black Mills and Colorado. Mr and Mrs George White visited her sister. Mr and Mrs Virgil Peterson and daughters in Grand Island Wednesday. Dick Grosch and daughter of ONeill spent days with Harold Martins. Colonel and Mrs Arthur Fleck and family formerly of Honolaha Hawaii were Thursday guests of his brother. Mr and Mrs Glenn Olafson and family and Kelly Olafson en route to Norfolk Virginia to make their home. Mr and Mrs Glenn Hackter and Kelly. Mr and Mrs Merle Scholt and daughters and Mrs John Whits were Tuesday night dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Schuldt at Clarks. Mrs Pat Schmitt and daughter of California and Mr and Mrs Joe Tyson and sons of Lincoln were visiting friends in Silver Creek Wednesday. The Tysons formerly lived here.
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Silver Creek
Julius Schmid
Vinson Willits
Burwell
Ruth Copeland
George White
Virgil Peterson
Grand Island
Dick Grosch
O'Neill
Harold Martins
Arthur Fleck
Honolaha
Hawaii
Glenn Olafson
Kelly Qlafson
Norfolk
Virginia
Glenn Hackter
Kelly
Merle Scholt
John Whits
Frank Schuldt
Clarks
Pat Schmitt
California
Joe Tyson
Lincoln
Tysons
Borman to travel for prisoners of war issue
President Nixon named Frank Borman as personal representative to press for humane treatment and release of the 1,300 Americans listed as missing or captured in Southeast Asia. He begins with Moscow and will visit Sweden, Switzerland, Algeria, Laos, Thailand, South Vietnam, Japan and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frank Borman
Indochina
Borman
Nixon
Eastern Air Lines
Southeast Asia
Moscow
U.S
Sweden
Switzerland
Algeria
Laos
Thailand
South Vietnam
Japan
Canada
Subway train misrouted causing delays in New York
A Brooklyn to Manhattan commuter train became lost after being redirected to avoid a stalled train. It was switched to a wrong track and returned to Brooklyn, arriving an hour and a half late with hundreds of riders delayed during the morning rush.
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New York
UPI
New York City
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Transit Authority
East River
Albion Couple Welcome Nine Pound Baby Boy at Boone County
Mr and Mrs Albert Karabel of Cedar Rapids acknowledge the arrival of their son at Boone County Community Hospital on August 8 a nine pound three ounce infant. The newborn adds joy to the family with relatives in Cedar Rapids celebrating the new arrival.
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Albion
Albert Karabel
Cedar Rapids
Boone County Community Hospital
Stater arrives at Brownsville for large Nebraska rail shipment
The largest single shipment to Nebraska via rail arrives at Conger Nuclear Station near Brownville. A 342 ton stater core and a 900 ton car built by Westinghouse travel from Pittsburg on 44 wheels and 154.5 feet long. The generator, expected 800000 kilowatts, will be erected by Westinghouse in early 1971.
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Nebraska
Ims
Nebraska Public Power District
Conger
Brownville
Ogether
Cooper Site
Westinghouse
Youth charged with possession of drugs released on bond
A 17 year old Omaha youth named David Glasgow was released on $500 bond after being charged with possession of illegal drugs. Police said he had seven pills when arrested Thursday at Westroads Shopping Center and admitted taking one pill earlier. He claimed to have bought eight tablets for $24 near the old market and kept them in an aspirin container.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha Capij
Omaha
David Glasgow
Westroads
Old Market
John E. Clark
Glasgow
Robbery in Columbus Leaves Man Shirtless
William Tved Eggers, 23, a city employee from Cincinnati, says two women robbed him at gunpoint in Columbus on Friday. They forced him to remove his clothes and exit his car, taking $16 and several credit cards. His car was later found a few blocks away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Chia
UPI
William Tved Eggers
Cincinnati
Geers
Meyers
Legion Chooses New Officers for Stromsburg Post
Bob Baker named commander of the American Legion post at Stromsburg with Bob Berns as new adjutant and Jerry Whodes as adjutant. Rodney Myers to serve as assistant adjutant in the local veteran organization.
Clark Hastert dies in Hawaii
Former Shelby resident Clark Hastert 63 died Friday in Honolulu after lung surgery. A retired civil engineer and former vice president of Black Construction Company, he studied at the University of Nebraska and worked in Peru and Colombia before moving to Hawaii. Surviving are his wife Marjorie three children Mark Connie and a daughter Caro in Australia and brothers and sisters in Nebraska.
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Shelby
Clark Hastert
Honolulu
I Mawaii
Hastert
Black Construction Company
Islands
University of Nebraska
South America
Copper
Peru
United Fruit Company
Colombia
Marjorie
Mark
Connie
Caroin
Australia
Eollis O Shelby
Francis
Walloo
Perry Platt
David City
William Lus
J. H. Albright
Columbus
Leigh Women Aid Peru Victims at St. Paul Lutheran
Leigh Mrs Waller Teye led the Ladies Aid meeting at St. Paul Lutheran Church reading scripture and praying. Members discussed a clothing drive for Peru earthquake victims with items to be sent August 13 to Red Cross Omaha and then Peru. A monetary donation was given to Tabitha Home Lincoln in lieu of canned goods. Mrs Milan Loseke hosted lunch for 10 and Pastor Ronald Nelson attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leigh
Waller Teye
Ladies’ Aid
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Japan
Peru
Red Cross
Omaha
Monty
Tabitha
Lincoln
Milan Loseke
Ronald Nelson
Columbus area teens at NU orientation
Columbus area teens and their parents attended the University of Nebraska summer orientation for incoming freshmen. A one day session separated campuses for parents and students, then joint meetings. Faculty health exams study skills and housing talks were included. About 3,560 parents and freshmen visited.
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Lincoln
Columbus Area
University of Nebraska
Rennells Nitz
Peggy Warren Rice
Jeff
Harry Becker
Doug
Kenneth Moersen
Stephen
Columbus
Ralph Schumacher
Bobbi
Platte Center
Meeting of Albion Kitchen Kiatter Club at Fuller Park
The Kitchen Kiatter Club met Thursday at Fuller Park for a 2 pm picnic. Mrs LeVern Nissen led a brief business session. The next meeting is planned for September 3 at Mrs Harvey Hans home. A miscellaneous shower is planned for Bobby Lee Noble and Tim Tinker.
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Albion
Kiatter Club
Fuller Park
LeVern Nissen
Harvey Hans
Bobby Lee Noble
Tim Tinker
One killed five hurt in theater crowd crash
In New York a taxi skidded on a rain slick street and struck pedestrians leaving the Delacorte theater after a Henry VI performance was canceled. One man, Albert Strauss aged 79, was killed while five others were injured. Cab driver Ralph Gleason, 20, and his three passengers were unscathed.
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New York
UPI
Delacorte
Port Orie
Albert Strauss
Ralph Gleason
Seale request denied on electronic surveillance logs
UPI reports Chicago federal judge Julius Hoffmann denied Bobby Seale’s lawyer access to electronic surveillance logs. The ruling directed the logs to the U.S. Court of Appeals and rejected a bid for relief from further surveillance, tying the decision to Seale’s contempt conviction rather than the Chicago Seven conspiracy trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPI
Julius Hoffman
Black Panther
Bobby Seale
Seale
Hoffman
U.S. Court of Appeals
Charles Garry
Hoffiman
Abortions rise in Oregon as state reports June total
Fort Lane Oregon UPi reports the state board of health records 601 legal abortions in June, the highest monthly total since liberalized law took effect. First half of year totals 2,940. parents include 1,820 single women, 639 married, 449 divorced, 132 separated. About 8 percent cited mental health as the reason.
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Fortlane
Ore
Upi
Oregon
State Board of ~Health
Busman's holiday proves profitable at Strawberry Fields fest
A Toronto bus driver chartered a bus for the Strawberry Fields Rock Festival in Mosport Ontario and picked up about 60 passengers along the route. He earned 24 dollars as driver and collected around 150 dollars from riders, totaling a profit near 90 dollars for four hours work. The driver behind a performers bus avoided the 15 dollar entry fee for the group.
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Mosport
Ont
Uspi
Toronto
Auto Collision Weekend Wreck Reports Damages
Police report heavy damage in a Friday wreck at 21st Street and 36th Avenue, James N. Galey and Diane M. Dobren involved with $1300 combined damage. A parked car hit by a hit run caused $150 damage to Adolph Hanak’s vehicle. Earlier, a minor accident on 10th Street and 24th Avenue involved Judy A. Fleischer and Edward F. Borke.
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Tne Auto
James N. Galey
36Th Avenue
Diane M. Dobren
Gruenther
21St Street
Gates
Adolph Hanak
Toute 4
24Th Avenue
Judy A. Fleischer
16Th Street
Edward F. Borke
6Th Street
Lakeview Football Prospects Report to Coach Friday
Lakeview High School players are to report to Coach Jim McWilliams this Friday August 14 at 3 pm. Also included are notices of funeral services for Mrs Alvin Mahoney and a Legion Auxiliary charity card party at Legion Hall with Stagelte Elks Country Club event details. Funeral details mention Emmanuel Lutheran Church and Prospect View Cemetery.
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Lakeview
Lakeview High Schvel
Jim McWilliams
Hy School
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Fremont Voiture to meet in area Schuyler
SCHUYLER The monthly meeting of Voiture 1018 of the 40 and 6 will be held at Joannie's Sirak House here Thursday. Installation of officers will be conducted by Lloyd Pospishil. Officers to be installed include Paul Lugo West Point chef de gare John Sinita Harold Swanton Blair James I. Dixon Viking N. Nelson Melvin Givens John Perkins Melvin Holtorf Cedar Bluffs Dr H. D. Mes George C. Novotny Lloyd L. Pespishil West Point Norval Utemark Paul W. Beckenhauer West Point as the other officers. Voiture WW of Fremont currently has four purse candidates in training providing 100 dollars per year to each of them. Other Schuyler Voyagers are Gustav Fayman Joseph J. Otradosky Eugenue K. Cantlon John M. Reinecke Dr J. Edward Davidson Francia Tt. O'Brien R. G. Folda and Dr. R. R. Tomes
Teacher to meet brother in Europe on chorus tour
Sally Kjelson a teacher in the Omaha schools will join her brother Dr Lee Kjelson of Miami Ila to lead the Sumner Chorale on a Europe tour visiting Sidmouth England Tripoli Gardens Copennhagen Denmark Viegland Oslo Norway and Stockholm Sweden with the tour ending August 19. Both are children of Mrs A V Kjelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stromsburg
Sally Kjelson
Omaha
Lee Kjelson
Sumner Chorale
Europe
Kjelson
Miami
Ila
Sidmouth
England
Tripoli Gardens
Copennhagen
Denmark
Viegland ,Museum
Oslo
Norway
Stockholm
Sweden
Edinburg
Scotland
Miss Kjelson
A. V. Kjelson
Air Show Event At Grand Island Sunday
Grand Island hosts an open house at the airport during the air show with participation from the Grand Island Weather Bureau and the Federal Aviation Administration Might service station. Martin heads aviation services of the Weather Bureau's third region in Kansas City Missouri will participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Island
API
Federal Aviation Administration
Martin
Weather Bureau
Kansas City
Local Graduate Enrolls at Kearney State College
KEARNEY Stomsburg Gorwin engelfeli, a 1976 high school graduate, will enroll in Kearney State College this fall. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Marvin Hengelfeli.
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Keo Bartushock
Joe B. Bartushock Jr
Southwest ‘Technical” Institute
Fast Camden
Ark
Kearney Stromsburg
Gorwin Engelfeli
Kearney State College
Marvin Hengelfeli
Bombs disrupt calm as riots flare again in Northern Ireland
UPI reports gasoline bombs were hurled from a speeding car at youths near Londonderry and at a Catholic area in Belfast. British troops dispersed about 50 rock-throwing youths with gas and stun devices amid the latest outbreak after eight violence-free nights.
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Northeen
Iceland
UPI
Ireland
Bogside
Londondlurry
Belfast
Amy
Donegal Road
Palive
Palive Said. ‘Theany
Out-state families visit Leigh residents
Out-state families visit Leigh residents including Mr and Mrs Leonard Hanel and daughter LaDonna of San Jose California and Mrs Walter Tipton and daughter Pat of Findley Ohio visiting relatives in the area. Several residents hosted, with plans for extended stays and regional travel noted among local families.
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Leigh
Leonard Hanel
LaDonna
San Jose
Calif
Walter Tipton
Pat
Findley
Ohio
James Harel Sr
Jamie Hamel
James Hanel Jr
W. C. Stevens
Mission
Tera
Fred Severin
Doris Severin
Ford Craig
Gustave Spanhake
Galores
Nevis
Min
Mayor cites revolutionaries as safety factor in gas train
Macon Georgia Mayor Ronnie Thompson backed the Army plan to move deteriorating World War II nerve gas rockets by train through Atlanta to North Carolina for disposal at sea. He said officials assured no gas leakage and warned against anti American interference while noting the voyage would proceed at slow speed with safety measures.
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Jim McGregor
Anniston
Ala
UPI
Georgia
Southeast
Ronnie Thompson
Macon
Sunny Paint
N.C
Atlantic Ocean
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Richmond
Thant
United Nations
Hruska urges renaming bill to reflect consumer benefits
Senator Ionian L. Hruska of Nebraska urged that the annual agriculture appropriations bill be renamed to reflect its broad consumer benefits. Speaking at a Wayne County pair he argued the program serves 93 percent of the population, not just farmers, with the $8 billion budget funding loans grants and technical services for rural development including sewer systems electricity and water resources.
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Agriculture Department
Hruska Salt
Stromsburg Nursing Graduates Named
Two Stromsburg girls will graduate from Bryan Memorial Hospital School of Nursing in Lincoln. Leona Richters, daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer Richters, and Linda Peterson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Eitan Peterson, are the graduates.
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Stromsburg
Bryan Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Ligealn
Leona Richters
Elmer Richters
Linda Peterson
Eitan Peterson
Kraus Sentenced in Auto Theft Case in Nebraska Court
Kraus pleaded guilty in district court to auto theft and was sentenced by Judge James Buckley to one to two years in the Nebraska penal complex. He took a car from Dunasind, drove it to eastern Nebraska. attorney waived. sheriff’s officers took Kraus to Lincoln on Friday.
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Dames
Kraus
James 4. Buckley
Nebraska
Dunasind
Lincoln
Rubber boat stolen near Wagner Lakes reported
Jain D. Koenig at Lineal reports a yellow and blue Tverman rubber boat taken from 8 Tol ir Wagner Lakes between Thursday and Friday night. Sheriff John Cook asks anyone with information to come forward about the raft theft.
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Jain D. Koenig
Lineal
Tverman
Wagner Lakes
John Cook
Clear tranquil weather dominates most of nation
United Press International reports generally calm weather nationwide with light rainfall totals. Scattered showers and thundershowers affected the Mississippi Valley, Southeast, western mountains, and west-central Plains. Cool in the Northwest and along the Pacific coast. early temps ranged from 51 at Aveta to 99 at Needles in California.
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United Press International
Mississippi Valley
Northwast
Pacific
Aveta
Calif
Needles
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Tagged by Name
Hospital reports list admissions at St Mary and Behlen Memorial with names including Mrs Emenest J Lee and Claire Gertseh. Dismissals cover numerous Columbus residents and others from Genoa Cedar Fullerton and St Edward areas.
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St. Mary Hospital
Emenest J. Lee
Spaldin
Michelle Carmen
Silver Creek
Elizabeth Speicher
Columbus
Stanley Rinkal
Donald Karges
Raymond Yulkoski
James Tarnick
All of
Behlen Memorial Hospital
Claire Gertseh
Monroe
Paul Midlard
Leigh
Albert Mueller
Genoa Community Hospital
Robert Jonnsol
Carl Jacobsen
Margaret Kenyon
Genoa
Lila Ridterbush
Eales
Merle French
Cedarismissals
Leland Owen
Fullerton
Margaret Busak
Alfred Andreasen
Sharon Crarnick
About Pil
Seale Qsantowski
Y. Kruse
Sarah Kraycki
Cienoat
Rick Werts
St. Edward
Lake Waikal Deepest Lake in the World
The lake Waikal in the Soviet Union is described as the deepest lake in the world with a depth of 5 319 Teel units. This record underscores its extreme depth and geographic distinction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Waikal
Soviet Union
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Elmer Korte
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L. A. Praskovec
John Moriarty
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Sioux Falls
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Wunderlich
Verie Sproul
Iowa Falls
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Mr Smiths
Boulevard Greens
Pacific Northwest
Kenneth Langan
Tose Keller
Sstter
Andrew Zappelo
Seattle
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Black Tills
Gilbert Brubaker
Nancy
Detroit Lakes, Minn
HALE
Irene Shop
Ivy
Stater
Brownsville
Leigh Women Aid
Leonhard Conoco
Stegelte
A & W Root, Beer Stand
Mobiman
Fred Pearly Meyce
Gillespie
Fremont
U.N
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Tonite
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Henry Fonda
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Alice
Elliott Gould
Dyan Cannon
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