Personal Notices Roundup From Europe Trips and Open House
A miscellany of travel notes and local notices. Ratneth A Johnson and family return from Europe visiting fjords Germany Paris and Loire chateaux. Jim Ball attends National FTD Florists convention in Acapulco. Gateway of Columbus Neb purchases MJ. Mrziak Insurance Agency. contact 54 3457. Funeral for Frank Litteton attended by Hastings crowd. Open House event advertised for August 16 17 with Toys Gifts and decor at 3313 16th Street.
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Europe
Ratneth A. Johnson
Leanne
Barcard Olson
Scandinavian Countries
Fjords
Germany
Lusembourg
Paris
Loire Valley
France
Jim Ball
Acapulco
Mexico
Gateway of
Columbus
Nebraska
MJ. Mrziek
Schuyler Girl Tops Dairy Show at Colfax County Fair
Schuyler resident Kathleen Lodl won first in showmanship, with Renee Grotelueschen of Leigh placing in the junior division. Keith Imholte of Clarkson earned senior division honors, while Dale Blum also placed. Purple ribbons went to Imholte in Holstein junior yearling, Lodl in Jersey senior yearling, Grotelueschen in two-year-old, and Blum in Guernsey cow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leigh
Colfax
Kathleen Ludl
Tin Braber
Kathleen Lodl
Schuyler
Renee Grotelueschen
Keith Imholte
Clarkson
Dale Blum
Kathleen Lod
Tisistein
Surprise housewarming for Mr and Mrs Norbert Kuta
A housewarming gathering honored Mr and Mrs Norbert Kuta of Platte Center on Friday night. Attendees included the Kuta and related families from Monroe Columbus and surrounding areas. The event followed their daughter Mary Kay Kuta’s graduation from Immanuel Hospital School of Radiologic Technology. Guests from Lindsay and Pierce also visited the Kuta home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarnovy
Norbert Kuta
Platte Center
Tom Kuta
George Anderson
Paul Mitchell
Monroe
Alvin Kuta
Gene Kuta
Columbus
Rose Ann Ard
Don Kuta
Virgil Kuta
Mary Kay Kuta
Immanuel Hospital School of Radiologic Technology
Frank Martischang
Lindsay
Gene Tunink
Pierce Q
Albin Kuta
Legion chief brands canal plan a give away
Willam J. Rogers, national commander of the American Legion, argues the Carter plan to hand the Panama Canal to Panama by 2000 would jeopardize U.S. sovereignty and security. He warns Torrijos leadership risks human rights and stability, calling the treaty a dangerous concession and likening it to a military defeat.
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Denver
UPI
United States
Panama Canal
U.S
American Legion
Latin America
Willam J. Rogers
Carter
U.S. Canal Zone
Rogers
Legion
Panama
Oimar Torrijos
Torrijos
Industrial production up sixth month in July
Federal Reserve reports a 0.5 percent rise in industrial output in July marking the sixth straight monthly gain. Increases led by consumer durable goods and business equipment, with auto production contributing as they rebound from the slump. The index moved to 139 versus the 1967 average of 100.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Reserve Board
Ena
Mirani i Aang Aed Ys
Daylong field tour of irrigation facilities set at Lindsay farms
Schumacher Irrigation schedules a Wednesday August 17 field day with tours of three Lindsay Irrigation farms near Lindsay Neb. Buses depart at 10 a m from Park and return by 6 p m. Sites Sudper Glenn Wiese Kent eister feature University of Nebraska extension agents Schumacher Brothers and Lindsay reps to discuss Zimmuaite Corner Pivot Corner Gun and Oil Hydraulic System benefits. Open to all interested persons.
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Schumacher Irrigation
Lindsay
Neb
Sudper
Glenn Wiese
Kenteister
University of Nebraska
Schumacher Brothers
Kiburz Presses For Speedier Nuclear Plant Licensing
Kiburz and James R. Schlesinger met with APPA officials to address delays hampering public power projects. They highlighted that more than 40 local, state, and federal permits hinder construction and cited overlap between state and federal environmental rules. Schlesinger pledged a legislative proposal to accelerate licensing, including state site preselection, with a decentralized Federal power framework. The discussions also covered the new Department of Energy and the future status of federal power agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Public Power Association
Max Kiburz
Loup
United States
James R. Schlesinger
APPA
Kiburz
Nebraska Electric Utilities
Schlesinger
Congress
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Federal
Department of Energy
James Schlesinger
President Carter
Department
Energy Research and Development Administration
Federal Power Commission
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
Federal Energy Administration
Bouquets Made at Meeting of Leigh Garden Club
Leigh Garden Club members met at the Gerald Vasek home to craft bouquets for the Colfax County Fair. Pauline Barjenbrueh led the group, who entered 21 bouquets along with three plant and five vegetable exhibits. Lunch followed. the club ends its tie with the Woman's Club. Upcoming October meeting is set for the 25th at Colonial Manor Clarkson. Mrs. Hobel and Mrs. Vasek won prizes from Pauline Rarjentruch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leigh
Gerald Vasek
Leigh Garden Club
Colfax
Pauline Barjenbrueh
Vasek
Colonial Manor
Clarkson
Hobel
Pauline Rarjentruch
Eastern Star Chapters Plan Grand Officers Entertainment
Leigh Chapters in District 10 of the Order of Eastern Star plan an Albion gathering on October 4 to entertain Nebraska grand officers. Rose Chapter of Albion hosts with assist from Neligh Elgin Pierce Wayne Norfolk Madison Winside Stanton Pilger Leigh and Stanton members handling entertainment and guest introductions.
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Leigh
Order of Eastern Star
Nebraska
Albion
Rose
Neligh
Elgin
Pierce
Wayne
Norfolk
Madison
Winside
Stanton
Pilger
Retailer honored as Year in Nebraska beverages
Sullman Hazelling of Omaha was named Retailer of the Year at the 32nd Nebraska Licensed Beverage Association convention in Columbus. He was cited for work with Boy Scouts of America, the Douglas County Traffic Safety Committee and Keep Omaha Beautiful. Kay Ambrose of Omaha was elected president, succeeding Rolan Brouillette as board chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullman Hazelling
Omaha
Nebraska Licensed Beverage Association
Columbus
Hazeltine
Saddle Creek
Boy Scouts of America
Douglas County Traffic Safety Committee
Keep
Community notices and meeting details span several towns
City briefs list events in Grand Island Columbus and nearby areas including Rodvhorst Saalfeld Ficnie Sunday in Grand Island Alanoa Aluteen meetings Wednesdays at p.m. call 504-4485 for information Pot Luck Supper Thursday 6 p.m. at the Senior Citizens Center Columbus 2518 4th Street planning clinic Aug 7 6 to 9 p.m. call 5641115 for appointment Women seek pap smears venereal disease checks or birth control state health HEW Columbus High activity cards for 1977 78 at school office Wed Thu Fri 2 to 4 cost 7 plus 1 dues card admits to 25 to 30 activities Open House honors John Korgie 25th wedding anniversary Aug 19 8 12 p.m. St Anthony Social Hall gifts Mudler Beanton Aug 21 Pawnee Park West potluck Mayor’s Commission Warren to meet at 7 45 p.m. in city hall Sertomans meeting noon Wednesday Holiday Inn Europe slides Atanya Alateen meetings 8 p.m. Wednesdays call 564-4485 for information Extremes New York 106 degree high at Red Bluff Calif today low 39 at Haullan Maine
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Columbus Family—Planning
14Th Street
State Department of Health
HEW
Columbus High School
Groulik and Faytinger Death Notices From Columbus Telegram
Edward Mike Groulik 74 former Schuyler businessman died Monday night in Schuyler Hospital arrangements pending at Kucera Rozanek Funeral Home Schuyler Marie Faytinger 101 former Linwood resident died Aug 10 in Denver rites set at Svoboda Funeral Home Schuyler burial in Linwood Hill Cemetery visitation starts today Born May 6 1876 Lipinok Czechoslovakia married Frank Faytinger in Schuyler 1896 they ran a Linwood general merchandise store her husband preceded her in death she survived by three sons Frank and Clarence Denver Edwin Palm Desert two grandchildren
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Groulik
Edward
Mike) Groulik
Schuyler
Schuyler Hospital
Kucera-Rozanek Funeral Home
Faytinger
Marie Faytinger
Linwood
Denver
Svoboda
Richard Hovis
Linwood Hill
Lipink
Czechoslovakia
Ahe
Frank Faytinger
Frank
Clarence
Edwin
Palm Desert Calif
Traffic incidents and citations recorded in county notes
A compilation of local traffic accidents and penalties includes Dale 8 Primrose Jr causing $150 damage at a car wash, Joy Nickolite’s vehicle damage of $100, and ALARM WORKS credited for a recent alarm install at a trash compactor site. Multiple speeding fines and license violations follow for residents across numerous towns. Russell Adams faced DWI second offense with probation and education requirements.
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23Rd Street
Dale
Primrose Jr
Newman Grove
Godfather’s Pizza
Joy Nickolite
Bellwood
ALARM
Russell Adams
Columbus
John NeHower
Schuyler
Lamir Spulak
Larry Babel
Lindsay
Samuel Keller
Kearney
Fredrick Ball
Stanton
Troben Peters
Lincoln
David Parker
Wayne Strong
Clifford Melcher
Keith Haferland
Donald Crane
Randi Crumley
Monroe
Janet Rains
Nadine Callan
Kenneth Sample
Donald Bryant
York
Frank Dieter
James Childer
Elgin
Michael Spash
Omaha
James Sulick
Linco
Chester Harden
Bett Earley
Ernst Stuthman
Gregory Vrbka
Debra Easterbrook
Larry Bender
Donald Mable Jr
Virgil Pilakowski
Platte Center
Man arrested for changing pants in phone booth
Hubert Martin, 31, was arrested after entering a glass phone booth beside a public park and exposing his backside while changing trousers. Police said he illegally took off his pants and exposed his naked body from the waist down as 26 to 30 bystanders watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattla
UPI
Superman
Hubert Martin
Denis
Seaus
Air Force recruiter holds monthly office hours in Columbus
AF recruiter Ken Marshall will be available the first and third Tuesday of each month from 3 5 pm at the Nebraska Ind Service office in Columbus. Interested persons may stop in to learn about Air Force opportunities. Sgt. Marshall is in his Norfolk office Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays. reach him at 371 3818 collect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Marshall
Air Force
Nebraska Ind Service
Columbus
Sgt. Marshall
Norfolk
Miss Bogus Receives Four Year Benedictine College Scholarship
Tanara J. Bogus of Scotts Central Catholic High School earned a four year academic scholarship to Benedictine College Atchison Kansas. She is National Honor Society member Who's Who honoree class officer and athlete with awards in volleyball track and speech. She plans a career in law. Benedictine College is a coeducational liberal arts institution with the largest full time equivalent enrollment among Kansas independent colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotts Central Catholic High School
Benedictine College
Atchison
Kan
Tanara J. Bogus
Ron Bogus
Benedictine
Miss Bogus
National Honor Society
Kansas
Out-of-staters visit relatives in Minnesota and Washington
Silver Creek reports visitors from Enumctaw Washington Mrs Curtis Bryan and family visit relatives Mrs LaVerne Bryan and kin. Colorado Springs guests Mr Eugene Crow and Mr David Vasquez stay at Jack Crow home. Wesley Stankoski family spent five days in Barnsville Minnesota for fishing and relative visits.
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Silver Creek
Curtis Bryan
Enumctaw
Wash
LaVerne Bryan
Eugene Crow
David Vasquez
Colorado Springs
Colo
Jack Crow
Wesley Stankoski
Doys
Barnsville
Minn
Hospital report from Columbus and Schuyler pages
Admissions include Mrs. Wilian Utler and others at Columbus Hospital with discharges and transfers to Clarkson Hospital Omaha. Birth announced for James Kamath’s daughter in Shelby. Schuyler Hospital lists admissions, dismissals, and a birth for Robert Dunker’s son with weights and dates.
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Columbus Hospital
Admiratous
Wilian Utler
Fullerton
George McCarthy
Kris Peltsch
Robert Steiner
Columbus
Alli Bland
Shelby
Jeff Heidmuth
Leigh
Jess Uelerle
Angels Panhaner
Debbie Williams Gregory
Ion
Rose Kiuntke
Clarkson Hospital
Omaha
James Kamath
Schuyler Hospital
Amalie Ernst
Schuyler
Anton Viglicky
North Bend
Gordon Hockamier
Palatine
Ruby Legler
Patrick Kelly
Etta Moore
Thelma Harris
Adeline Jindra
Rueben Nayd
Hogers
Lucinda Kleckner
Jerald Weach
Robert Dunker
District 10 Plans for School Beginning in Late August
District 10 announces the 1977 78 schedule with a late start August 29 for grades 18 and 11:30 kindergarten 2 pm early dismissal the rest of the week immunization forms due August 24 and new student registration on August 24. Regular hours start September 6 with grades 1 8 from 9 43 to 3 30 and kindergarten 8 45 to 11 40. Faculty include Mary Ellen Dowd Mitra Floduimin Tandy Le Blaser Pefurk Conrad Walker Hetty Irwin Malscher Boucher Hopp.
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Mary Ellen Dowd
Mest le Blaser
Mitra Floduimin
Tandy
David Pefurk
Barbara Conrad
Janis Walker
Hetty
Steve Irwin
Gerry Malscher
IM Boucher
Bob Hopp
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Neal Peterson
William Joy
Walter Prentice
Hastings
Attorn
KJSK
Thompson
Towa
Lake Okoboji
LeRoy Sprunk
Carolee
David
LeRoy Jr
Virginia
LeRoy
Earl Gossman
Ken
Harvey Gossman
Scross
Canada
Larry Groteluschen
Wayne Groteluschen
Denise
Hayfield
Louis Withe
Syracuse
Richard Boysen
Rick and
Steven
Orgaha
Walter Groteluschen
Gibson
Dennis
Charles Brentvel
Kia
John Korgle
Magic Mirror
Weg
Richard Hest
Sabrina Paulson
Primrose
Boone County Hospital
Edwin Hest
Melvin Paulson Jr
Texas
Melvin Paulson Sr
Buda's Carpet & Furniture
53Th Street
Parker Furniture
Wayne Grotelischen
Hayfield, Minn
Walter Grotelischen
16Th Street
Big Bird
Los Angeles Philharmonic
Hollywood Bowl
Rodvhorst-Saalfeld
Grand Island
Alanoa
Aluteen
Senior Citizens Center
4Th Street
Opes
John Korgie
St. Anthony
Mudler Beanton
Pawnee Park West
Warren
City Hall
Sertomans
Atanya
Alateen
New York
Columbus Monument Co
Columbus, Nebr
Howard Blvd
Columbus Telegram
Tonite
Peter Fonda
Susan Saint James
Sph Manne
Robert Rodford
Michael J. Pollard
Little
Fauss and
Big Haesey
Chea Oy Mill
Ireland
Walt Disney An
Monte Carlo Tencoior
Morry
Tee Nee Og Tey
Eddie Glassmop
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