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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1977

Page

4

Personal notices and wedding dance announcements

A collage of social notes lists visitors arriving in Oceanside and nearby towns for a week with Mr. and Mrs. Jobo J. Nester, plus relatives Louis Carr and others. It also includes a wedding dance for Denise Dread and Tim Klassen, various family visits, a wedding in August, and local event reminders. The column mentions a new phone number for sports and notes on births, anniversaries, and community gatherings across Columbus and surrounding areas.

Jobo J. Nester Louis Carr Oceanside Phoenix Ariz Lous Sutko Silver Creek Albin Ziemba Clarks Frank Borowiak Genoa Don Borowiak Columbus Louis Sutko Sheila House Miguel Robhin Sheila Bab House

COMIMIBUS BEAUTY COLLEGE ENROLLMENT NOTICE

Start Sept enrollment advertised for COMIMIBUS BEAUTY COLLEGE. Closed Tuesday only until further notice. Visiting 10 days with their mother Mrs Fermie Burmoot and relatives in Sioux Falls and Pleasant Prairie, with Gary Burmood family and Tom Lukassen in the area.

Comimibus Beauty College Magic Mirror Fermie Burmoot Gary Burmood Jodi Ronald Sioux Falls Tom Lukassen Fred Babe Pleasant Prairie

Buda's Carpet & Furniture storefront history note

A note lists Buda's Carpet & Furniture at 2210 13th Street, formerly Parker Furniture, indicating a relocation or name change and continuing local business presence at the address. The entry reflects a brand transition in the neighborhood retail scene.

Buda's Carpet & Furniture Parker Furniture

Esquire Barber Shop Vacation Closure Planned

Esquire Barber Shop will close for vacation from August 20 through August 28 and resume operations on August 29. The shop will reopen with normal hours, serving clients in the meantime.

Esquire

Suppers honor out-of-staters and local families in Leigh and Creston

Mr and Mrs Robert Nagy and children of Downingtown PA were guests Saturday at the Leigh home of Mr and Mrs Don Maliha. Other visitors included Mrs Caroline Sandberg Omaha Mrs W J Ritter and Mr and Mrs Robert Ritter Creston. The Nagy family left Sunday. Lorraine sister of Denver visited Leonard Krings. A supper honored Mr and Mrs Jim McFarland of Lincoln. they will move to Ithaca NY for Cornell Law. Lynn and Curtis Loseke stayed with grandparents in Creston and Leigh. Harvey Kochs family returned from Black Hills. Schefflers and Kallwelts returned from Colorado and Ozarks respectively. Tennis family visited Hutchinson KS.

Creston Robert Nagy Downingtown Don Maliha Leigh Caroline Sandberg Omaha W.J. Ritter Robert Ritter Nagy Lorraine Denver Leonard Krings Jim McFarland Lincoln George Summers Nadine Summers McFarland Ithaca, N Cornell University Lynn Curtis Loseka Harvey Koch Otto Loseke Black Hills Colorado John Scheffler Don Kallwelt Ozarks Dennis Tennis Hutchinson Kan Lee Ternus

Four Are Found Shot to Death in Two Suburban Homes

Four people die in a double homicide scene in Creve Coeur and nearby. Warren Artt his wife Muriel and their teen son died in one residence while Mrs Vivienne Alexander was found dead in the adjoining home. Don Alexander reported his wife shot in a front room. A 57 magnum and a .32 revolver were recovered.

ST. Louis Upl Surburban Warren Artt Muriel Arit Arft Arits Alexander

County Court Felony Waives Hearing Bound Over

In county court felony case, preliminary hearing waived, bound over to district court with bond kept at 5000 dollars. Presley of Columbus listed among defendants for failure to yield to emergency vehicle with 25 dollar fine and costs. Several traffic, speed, and accident entries follow with named individuals, locations, and damages noted. Includes multiple names such as Daniel C. Kublen, James D. Graver, Helen M. Reeder, Sharon K., William Baldwin, Donald D. Olson, Judy K. Fyfe, Rick Larson, Kenneth E. Dison, Robert L. Johnson and Hildamuay Johnson, and locations like Mth Street, 34th Avenue, 14th Street, 8th Street, 33rd Avenue, Highways 61 22, and Columbus Hospital.

Bisine Presley Columbus Jerold A. Knight Mth Street 34Th Avenue Daniel C. Kublen Sunset Drive James D. Graver Marysville 14Th Street Mth Avenue Helen M. Reeder Route Sharon K 2Nd Street 8Th Street 33Rd Avenue William Baldwin West Hartford Conn Donald D. Olson St. Francis Drive Dunran Judith L. Jones Sioux Falls S.D Monroe Judy K. Fyfe Rick Larson

AINSWORTH EUGENE Gene D dies after nursing home stay

Obituary notices state Eugene Ainsworth formerly of Columbus died in a Norfolk nursing home. Services set for Madison at Trinity Lutheran Church with burial at Fairview Rememorial Funeral Home. Survived by three sons, four daughters, 28 grandchildren, 10 great grandchildren, and a large extended family.

Ainsworth Eugene Gene Delia Humphrey Ida Meyer Creston Columbus Madison Ida Rodney M David City Milton J Gilbert Fort Worth Tex Carl Lara) Schmelder Dallas E. J Katherine) Witkowski Norfolk Wally Bernice) Dreyer Stanton Arlene Kernal Waco Martha Etta Oklahoma City Jaixen Platte County Larry H. Jaixon St. Joseph Hospital Omaha St. Cecilia Catholic Church Hastings Parkview Cemetery James Schrader Brand-Wilson Funeral Home Platte Center Jaixon Union Pacific Railroad St. Cecilia Church Knights of Columbus and Elks Lodge Patricia Mark Debra JoAnn Goodell Leonard Bernadette) Jaixen John Myra) Rogan Dave Nancy) Hobscheidt Keota Iowa Victor Linda) Chohan Lindsay Rose Beller

Weather Extremes Reported Across Mainland States

The highest temperature on Thursday, excluding Alaska and Hawaii, reached 107 degrees in Hanford, Washington. In contrast, Philipsburg, Pennsylvania recorded a low of 36 degrees, highlighting wide temperature swings across the region.

New York UPI National Weather Service Alaska Hawaii Hanford Wash Philipsburg

Parade entries win honors at Colfax County Fair

Leigh The Twilight Parade drew about 50 entries with floats bands and saddle clubs. Winners announced on Main Street and at the fairgrounds included Leigh Commercial Club in the commercial division and Howells Commercial float second prize. Kiddie parade had six entries. Tractor Pull winner Kip Held and runner up Jim Werlweister. 1919 Republic Truck first in antique division. Schuyler FOE 3568 Eagles float second. In 4 H FHA 4 entries competed. Snyderettes H Club took first. FHA Makes the World Go Round second. Pape's Pub won best comic. Leigh Civic Club Crowns won clown division with Connie Jedlicks taking second.

Leigh Colfax County Fair Main Street Laigh Leigh Commercial Club Howells Kip Held Jim Werlweister McMullin Schuyler Foe FFA FHA Snyderettes +H Club Schuyler Pha Pape Leigh Civic Club Connie Jedlicks Schuyler

UNL degree graduates announced for Columbus area

Several Columbus area students receive UNL degrees in ceremonies at the University of Nebraska Lincoln. Names include Robert Locke Columbus and Joseph Swobods Schuyler with Master of Arts, Thomas Krajeski Clarkson and Edwin Schiefelbein Schuyler with Master of Education, Loretta Feehan Columbus and Eugene Rorabaugh Jr. Columbus with Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, Patricia Haviena David City with Bachelor of Science in Home Economics, Evan Wieseman Osceola in Education, and Robert Chamberlin Columbus with Certificate in Educational Administration and Supervision.

Columbus Area University of Nebraska- Lincoln Robert Locke Columbus Joseph Swobods Schuyler Thomas Krajeski Clarkson Edwin Schiefelbein Loretta Feehan Eugene Rorabaugh Jr Patricia Haviena David City Evan Wieseman Osceola Robert Chamberlin

District 84 opens Aug 29 with half day starts

Platte Center District B4 School begins Monday August 29 at 8:50 AM and ends at 11:30 AM, followed by kindergarten at 1:15 PM and dismissal at 3:30 PM. No school Labor Day. Immunization forms due soon. Milk served first Wednesday. Faculty for 1977 78 includes Marilyn Lutyens, Judy Dicke, Esther Mohnuon, Bill Boucher, Bob Hopp, Michael Lichtenfeld.

Platte Center Marilyn Lutyens Judy Dicke Esther Mohnuon Bill Boucher Bob Hopp Michael Lichtenfeld

Missing funds prompt audit at Norfolk firm

Norfolk Nebraska based Claussen C E J reports an audit shows over $100,000 missing from company funds. Former bookkeeper Mary Ann Matthies faces two embezzlement charges after being arraigned and released on recognizance. alleged theft includes checks for $1,200 on May 6 and $3,450 on June 17.

Norfolk, Neb UPI Norfolk Electrical Kenneth Claussen Claussen C.E. J Mary Ann Matthies

Rifle Match Set At Columbus Club Grounds

The Columbus Rifle Club will hold the second bench rest match Sunday at the outdoor range, starting at 8 a.m. The club will replace a culvert right after the match and the range will close for the rest of the day.

Columbus Rifle Club

Hospital Admissions and Events Across Columbus Schuyler Area

Hospital report lists admissions in Columbus and Schuyler with names such as Myron Behlen Cindy Plettner Ray Prouty Jay Hoelscher and Agnes Myers. Dismissals include Lena Keller and others. Community notices mention Narconics Anonymous Drug Awareness meetings weekly, AA and Alan meetings, school start dates and Elks Country Club event days.

Columbus Hospital Myron Behlen Cindy Plettner Ray A. Prouty Columbus Schuyler Hospital Jay Michael Hoelscher Howells Emalie Bradshaw Agnes Myers Clarkson Kevin Kroeger Frieda Martens Richard Bohaty Eugene Barr Patrick Kelly Schuyler Lena Keller Robert Dinker Son Gordor Hockamier Palatine, Sr Patty Wieneke Louis Sabata Bruno Anton Wiglicky North Bend

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