Local notices and personals clutter up small town page
Bruce Ebner on three week Okinawa leave. Early Learning School advertises enrollment. Local services include laundry, dry cleaning, bakery, bowling, and social events. Birth announced for Belan Robert Seely Aug 14. Jean Cottey Seely is aunt. Community events include all star sports broadcasts on KJSK FM, peace Lutheran ice cream social Aug 8, and various socials and bingo. Also notes transfer of Henry J. Martin to Marysville APB. Linda Birkel to Albuquerque. German Eagles, Legion steak feed, and multiple entertainment listings. Scholarships awarded to Mary Céci, plus Genoa softball tourney details.
North American visits and homecomings dominate small town roundup
OSCROLA Mr and Myre and others return from Canada journey visiting Wetatkinen Alberig Leonard Island and Lake Lavise. Families from Pontiac Denver Chicago Wisner Neb and Omaha share tales of travels and hospital stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscrola
Myre
Haymens Bertha
Canada
Wetatkinen
Alberig
Leonard Island
Lake Lavise
Rank
Sire
Max Quick
Stramsburg
Ron Frizzell
Mike
Sara
Pontiac
Mich
Dale Frizzell
Lauren Burg
Phil Campbell
H. Crawford Campbell
Bozeman
Ment
Kenneth Sipes
Marty Anderson
Wilbraham
Mass
Mar. Anderson
Harvey Reiss
Atentowen
M Peterson
Walt Mian
Peterson
Clarkson Hospital
Omaha
Kathy Rodene
Knightsint
Ind
Safari Inn
Wiser
Wisner-Pilger
Don
Oxford
Irene Meacham
Wayne Inland
Kent
Wash
Rayman Becie
Illman Joy
Methodlist
Omalus
Genoa Schools Begin August 25 With Lunch Prices
Genoa public schools will start August 25 with classes planned for Aug 26. Lunch tickets for elementary are 60 cents daily or 2.23 weekly, high school tickets 35 cents daily or 2.50 weekly. Staff listed include Norman Frerichs as superintendent and Farry Bornschlegl as principal, plus teachers in history, science, English, and more. New staff additions feature Keith Wick, Ton Jaworski, Mary Wymore, and Karen Bender among others.
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Genoa
Genoa Publ
Uys
Norman Frerichs
Farry Bornschlegl
Roger Adkins
Doug Brown
Gary Drake
Mary Jo Elm
Marilyn Faves
Viel Jernbor
Roger Langevicer
Gary Rath
Dave Ippke
Randy Rood
Linda Saas
Fulglish
Ken Swanson
Paula Stroble
George Umbarger
Greg Wibbles
Bach
Dave Yost
Brenda Buss
Jo Ann Giesler
Gladys Sedlak
Shirley Green
Pat Widdowson
Diane Roding
Marie Curtis
Keith Wick
Ton Jaworski
Mary Wymore
Karen Bender
Deborah DeVore
Janet Christensen Completes Departmental Exam for Masters Path
Janet Christensen has passed the Departmental Comprehensive Examination at the University of Nebraska with a GPA fraction toward her master of education degree to be conferred in August. Wm. Wagner of Gresham has completed religion studies for his master’s degree. A Back to School luncheon at Ryan Will Country Club featured ten bridge tables and prizes for several guests.
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Shelby
Rex Beekway
University of Nebraska
Janet Christensen
Jafel
Wm. Wagner
Gresham
Neb
St. Louis
Concordia Seminary
Aug
Maurice Holdersneldt
Keith Holdersheldt
Ryan Will Country Club
Ozerpla
Mmes
Grace Sprengel
Lucy Augustin
Bess Perry
Pat Kempf
Lois An Abbott
Pat Miller
Mary Jo Gabel
Mary Smith
Fern Scott
Gladys ‘Treasway
Melrae Kinnan
Connie ‘Johnston
Crus Houdershelat
Deaths and Funerals in Madison and Area
Obituaries report the deaths of David Zimmerman in Creston area and Mrs George Augustay Delacre in Madison, with services at St Francis and Madison nursing home pending details. Roy Bernt of 1385 second Avenue dies after illness, with services at Trinity Lutheran Church and burial at Roselawn Cemetery. mentions sports shop owner background and church memberships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zimmernam
David
Zimmmerman
Creston
Delaere
George Augustay Delacre
Bumphrey
Madison Nursing Home
Moray
St. Francis Catholic Church
Skinphrey
Edwin Albers
Duesman
Funeral Home
Ockens
Belgium
Nebraska
George Delacre
Man
Norfolk
Humphrey
St. Francis Church
Christian Mathers
Third Order
Maurice
Henderson
Mim
John
Mary) Clinch
Nort Platle
Emamuuel
Martha) Kaininek
Madison
Harold
Marguerite — Stehwien
Stanton
Rober
Marcella) Standey
Des Moines
Rien
Leonard
Virginia
Vandbuckle) Wynekier
Bernt
Trinity Lateran
Cahanbus
Roy Bernt
Belen
Spital
Mayo Clinic
Hugo Rathkamp
Roselawn
Bedy
MecKown Funeral Home
John Bernt
Calumabus
Emil Wasselbalch
Shelby
Trinty Lutheran Memorial Fond
Vield
Purvives
First day of school set for August twenty sixth
Rising City public schools announce a half day opening on August 26 with bus service, no lunches, and 11:20 AM dismissal. Enrollment dips from 180 to 170. New math instructor Darrell Vitosh, married with a infant son Jason, joins as assistant basketball coach. A mini bus will shuttle LE students and kindergartners to reduce bus lines. Calendar lists Aug. 18 practice, Aug. 21 registration, Aug. 22 ESU 7 workshop, Aug. 23 faculty orientation, and Aug. 26 first day. Superintendent Rodney D. Smoith.
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Fusing City
Darrell Vitosh
Vitosh
Kearney State College
Jason
Tiaun
ESU
Columbus
Rising City
Rodney D. Smoith
First lead in four year Omaha murder case emerges
A person walked into Omaha police headquarters with a key lead in the July 24 1970 murder of Peggy Giddings daughter of George Giddings at 12362 Bel Drive. Richard Alexander was booked on suspicion of the murder after County Attorney Donald Knowles announced the decision following a closed door session.
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Omaha
Neh
Margaret Ellen
Peggy Giddings
Assi
Ching George Giddings
Bel Drive
Donald Knowles
Richard Alexander
Knowles
Field Hill
Giddings
Band Practice and Pep Club Meeting Announced
Osceola Karta announces band practice starts Monday for two days from 10 a.m. to noon for grades 3-12. No horns needed first day. Sandals or bare feet not allowed. OUS Pep Club meets Monday at 7 p.m. at the tennis court in Toeily Park. new cheers to be learned and all members invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
OUS
Eily Park
Ve Faugh
Death rate from accidents falls in 1973
The National Safety Council reports the U S accidental death rate dropped under one percent in 1973. The text cites a rate of 85.8 fatalities per 1000 in 1979 and notes about 447000 deaths in two consecutive years. A Greek coup on April 21, 1957 ended the monarchy.
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Chicago
United States
National Safety Council
Council
Greece
Hospital Admissions and Births Report Highlights
Hospital lists show admissions for Mrs. Victoria Starostka of Columbus and Mrs. Elroy Widle of Genoa, with dismissals for Mrs. Anton Osemowski of Genoa and others. A birth at RL a yields a daughter to Mr. and Abs. Jay Krefl on August 16, six pounds three ounces, while other dismissals include Mrs. Joseph Preusser and daughter, Columbus, and Mrs. Steven Koch and daughter, Columbus. In Washington, former Ally Gen Richard G. Kleindienst gains right to practice law in DC after pleading guilty to failing to tell the Senate committee the whole truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Behlen
Victoria Starostka
Columbus
Elroy Widle
Genoa
Anton Osemowski
Thomas Frauendorfer
Madison
Alvert Houser
St. Mary Hospital
Jay Krefl
RL A
Joseph Preusser
Edward Szatko
Platte Center
Steven Koch
Kleindienst Washington
Richard G. Rieindienst
District of Columbia
Senate
Six Hearings Set to Probe NPPD Public Power
State Sen Richard Lewis of Holbrook announced six hearings across Nebraska to investigate the Rebroskes public power system. The hearings aim to identify legislation to ensure adequate low cost power for all residents, comparing rates and taxes with other states. Meetings are Aug in Fremont, Aug 22 in ONeill, Aug 23 in Grand Island, Sept 9 in North Platte, Sept 10 in Abilene, and Sept 11 in Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
O'Neill
Grand Island
North Platte
Ab Lane
Sidney
18-Year-Old Stepson of Gayle Sayers Shot Dead
In Omaha Nebraska an 18 year old stepson of Gayle Sayers Gregory Bullard died from a shotgun wound at a home. Police say a 22 year old man surrendered and was booked on homicide. Bullard planned to be a Central High School senior and was part of the 1974 Class 4 basketball champions.
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Omaha
Neb
Kansas University
Chicago Bears
Gayle Sayers
Gregory
Bullard
Omaha Cme
Lipnech
Central High School
Will the Nixon picture frame be returned to post office lobby
Burlington Times News advertises a plea in the classifieds asking for the return of a frame removed from the Alamance Post Office lobby. Postmaster O G Maness confirmed he ran the ad and invites the frame to be returned while the picture may be kept.
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Burlington
N.C
Burlington Times News
Alamance Post Office
O.G. Maness
Bass Masters Meet At Lake Gene Neater Home
Columbus Platte Valley Bass Masters gather at Gene Neator s residence on Stires Lake Monday and August 19 at 7 30 PM for a bass fishing film and worm making demonstration. Also notes a dog rescue or disposal item and a high school activity card session at Columbus Senior High from 3 to 3 PM August 19 23 and a Lions Club meeting at 8 30 PM Monday at the Duncan fire station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Platte Valley
Gene Neator
Stires Lake
Columbus Senior High
Activies
the Center High School
Ducan Lions
Duncan
Turkish forces tighten grip on northern Cyprus amid ceasefire
The Associated Press reports Turkish forces consolidate control of the northern third of Cyprus, with a dusk ceasefire holding apart from sporadic firing in Nicosia. UN spokesman cites Green Line clashes as Greek and Turkish Cypriot communities face tension, while demonstrations shake Athens Salonica and Crete.
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Associated Press
Cyprus
Crete
Columbus earns safety award in pedestrian study
The American Automobile Association cited 16 Nebraska cities for no pedestrian fatalities over periods. Notables include Gerling with 17 years and Fairbury with 36 years, while Nebraska City Holtge and Kearney show multi year counts. State totals show 32 pedestrian deaths last year and 770 red.
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Omaha
Neb
API
Nebraska
American Automobile Association
Gerling
Fairbury
Nebraska City
Eigit
Holdtege
Kearney
Bellevue
Columbus
Falla City
Fremont
Alliance
Beatries
Cladron
Norfals
New Multi Vitamin Diet Tabs Claim Fast Weight Loss
Los Angeles reports confirm a chewable diet tab jet that supposedly suppresses hunger and provides all daily nutrients. Dr. Roger Johnson and nutritionists tout rapid weight loss without exercise, urging readers to mail $5 for a 1 day supply or higher for longer programs through NutrDiep Dept. Cio.
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Los Angeles
Roger Johnson
Nutridiep Dept. Cio
Ventura Blvd
Woodland Hills
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Bruce Ebner
Bill Ebner
Okinawa
Mr. Loewe
5 & H Green
Columbus Laundry & Dry Cleaners
Vortink
Robert Seely
Prosser
Belan Robert
Seely
Jean Cottey
Robert Coffer
Ligodé Seely
Donipnau
Kjsk-Fm
Social Peace Lutheran Church
Free Will Chering
Gloor Bakery
Eagles
Amiin
Mel’s
Columbus Beably College
Channel 7
Henry J. Martin
Monroe
Croughton Rap Station
Ngland
Berle Apb
Marysville
Cali
Air Force
Martin
Strategic Air Command
Monroe High Seavel
Ruth Raymer
Migs
Linda Birkel
Albuquerque
N.M
Louis Baker
American Legion
Fran Marshall
Hans Deg
Sone
Twug and
Greg
Lenexa
Raw
Art Trends
Mt. Rega
Kava
Peewee
Louie
Joe
Joe Cada
NHCA
Dee Zyowice
Duncan Jackie Sehmid
Trudy Brash
Sam Ernst
Kalfe Mindrup
Tedbie Kresha
Valwa Lippert
Shirley Svohada
Cher Teterus
Judy Southeen
Blue Rock Shoot Inn Sur
Mary Céci
Clarkson
University of Nebraska College of Agriculture and Home Economics
Wheel Division
Nebraska Department of Agriculure
Ite
Mary
Genoa Girl Scouts
Macon UM
Macon County
Barbara Hershey
RO PD
Colomay
Sierra
Shew
Fabian Fortes
Aare
Jocelyn Lane
Astrid Warner Jadam Roarke
NPPD
Whee Fis Almaga Co
Sun
Dermal Walsh
Hang
Columbus High
Jrigh Diet Auditorium
Rwmane Accery
Northern
Columbus, Med
ASA
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