TheLighter Side Sur veys show readers want more good news
A collection of light hearted items from across the nation highlights ordinary good news moments. Oscar Daddyforth reports the birth of his son via a clear call to California. A Boston business trip observer occupies adjacent seats by chance while Playgirl hopefuls seek jobs. A soprano overcomes laryngitis to perform. A truck mishap reveals a bent connecting rod, not a broken axle. No crimes reported in Passion. A near miss festival weather scare yields only a light sprinkle two inches south of Pips City.
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Dick West Washington
UPI
South Suds
Wis
Oscar Daddyforth
Sing Lab
Quary
Calif
Vlc
Henry Thermal
Boston
Chicago
Thermal
Playboy Club
The Carratetelegram Publication Notice and Rates
The Columbus Telegram lists evening publication, subscription rates, and mail delivery options for Nebraska readers. It notes mail prices by district and urges subscribers to notify the postmaster and the newspaper of any address changes.
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Columbus
Nebraska
Gelumbes
Mally Platte
Boone, Buiter
Colfax
Merrick
Nerce
Park
Mall Vive Lahere
Columbus Telegram
Bellwood Seaman Visits Parents and Local Gatherings
Seaman, of Treasure Island San Francisco, visited his parents Mr and Mrs Maurice Benedict. Mrs Margaret Peters hosted a dinner for Dan Hiller Seattle Sal Lopez Denver Cal Sorenson and Edna Hiller. The annual Hiller picnic was at David City park with relatives from Deshler Jebron Omaha Alliance Seatlre David City and Bellwood. Two South American lands Bolvia and Paraguay are landlocked.
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Bellwood
Earle Benedict
Seaman
Treasure Island
San Francisco
Maurice Benedict
Sal Lopez
Denver
Colo
Margaret Peters
Dan Hiller
Seattle
Wash
Cal Sorenson
Edna Hiller
Bier
Hiller
David City
Deshler
Jebron
Omaha
Alliance
Seatlre
Mary Aloysia Hiller
Tom McCawley
Ivo Meath
O'Fallon
Bill Fox
Troy
Ha Peters
Jimmy
Paul Peters
L. J. Brandenburgh
WA. Hermandorfer
Aanta
Pete Berger
Harold Adams
Phoenix
Ariz
Astrological Forecast for AMES March 2 to April 19
Horoscope style forecast with multiple signs and scattered advice. Highlights urge Taurus to stay calm over property, Gemini to avoid anger during delays, Cancer to verify data and contracts, Virgo to note behind the scenes shifts, Libra to read emotions, Scorpio to accept extra work, Sagittarius to stay practical, Capricorn to assert needs, Aquarius to slow and check inventory, Pisces to pace activity and plan with others. Birthday note praises independence and creativity while cautioning against aggression.
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Ames
Taurus
Lea Glury
Lisha
Scorpio
Fenav
Tancre Che
Sagittarius
Fintan
Capricorn
Aquarius
Walt
Jesus
State Fair to Host 40 Marching Bands in Lincoln Route
Lincoln State Fair manager Henry Brandt announced 40 marching units will entertain fairgrounds streets during the 1971 State Fair. A Fort Riley First Infantry Division performance is planned as a special treat. The schedule lists numerous school bands and contingents from Nebraska and Kansas for September 2 through September 7, including Omaha and Blue Rapids participants.
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Lincoln
UPH
Henry Brandt
Tie
First Infantry Division
Fort Riley
Kan
Fremont Junior High
Genoa
Odelleigh
Central City
Neumann Fligh
York
Use Public
Wisner-Pilger
Bellevue
Dorchester
Omaha
West Point
First Infantry
Young Admirals
Lincon
Omaha Jeanettes
Waverly
Valley Heights
Blue Rapids
Frankfort
Nefigh
Clyde
Plainview Clown
Kearney
Auburn
Blair
Corps of Omaha
Palmyra
Plainview Clown Band
Waverly Fligh
Shelby High
George Schroeder dies at Albion
George Schroeder, 83, died in Boone County Hospital Monday at Albion. Funeral services set for 10:30 a.m. Thursday at Zion Lutheran Church with Rev. C. H. Baalson officiating. Body to lie in state at Levander Funeral Home. Born February 17, 18d, in Nebraska City to Vans and Anna Reimer Schroeder. He married Josephine Krohm in Albion January 10, 1912 and was a farmer. Survivors include his widow, son Ivan of Albion, two grandchildren, and three great-grandchildren.
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Albion
George Schroeder
Boone County Hospital
Zion Lutheran Church
Rose Hill Cemetery
C. H. Baalson
Levander
Nebraska City
Vans
Anna Reimer Schroeder
Josephine Krohm
Ivan
Secret Service guards won't be in Julie's classroom
Atlantic Beach Florida reports Julie Nixon Eisenhower wife of the president elect begins teaching at Atlantic Beach Elementary next month but Secret Service guards will not be in the classroom. The article notes local interest and outlines plans for security, including a possible special room or trailer outside the school.
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Secret Service
Julie
Walt Smith
Atlantic Beach
Tha
Julie ‘Nixon Eisenhower
Mary Claire Holloway
Mary Claire
Jacksonville
Dei
Mayport Naval Station
Ensign David Eisenhower
Will Feueh
Tanl
Eisenhowers
aLnartoty
White Mouse
Bailey
College Park Army Airfield: nation’s first military airport
In College Park Maryland the site is noted as the United States first military airport. The designation marks a historic milestone in early U.S. military aviation and civilian airfield development within the capital region.
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College Park
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