Musical evangelistic team to appear in concert here
The Sapp Garrison evangelistic team of Orange Texas will present a gospel music concert at Columbus Assembly of God Church Wednesday. Pastor Paul Febbert invites the public, especially youth, to attend. The trio Alto Garrison of Lake Charles, La, and David and Max Sapp of Orange have toured continents, participated in the IMPACT Crusade in Salisbury Rhodesia, and shared stages with the Happy Goodman Family Oak Ridge Boys and Blackwood Brothers.
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Sapp-Garrison Evangelistic Team
Orange
Tex
Lbpan
Columbus Assembly of (Ud
Paul Febbert
Chisheeeman
Impact Crusade
Salisbury
Rhodesia
United States
Alto Garrison
Lake Charles
David and
Max Sapp
Vex
Happy Goodsman Family
Oak Ridge Boys
Blackwood Bros
Shelby Plans Lower Meal Prices For 1971 72 School Year
Shelby Public School outlines reduced price and free meal eligibility for 1971 72 after Congress amends the National Lunch Act and Child Nutrition Act. Income ranges start at 2040 for a family of one and go to 8080 for a family of twelve. applications available August 20 from 9 am to 12 noon during student registration with forms from Superintendent Romaine T. Pesicka.
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Shelby
Arm
Romaine T. Pesicka
Lindsay Residents Entertain Visitors Gathering in Lindsay
Lindsay residents host a weekend of visits with relatives and friends from across the Midwest and West. Guests include Bob Beller of Port Leonard Wood Missouri. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Olsen of Lindsay. Dr and Mrs James Tarris of Tavenna. Mary Kay Hogan of Seattle. and numerous others from Iowa Wisconsin California and Nebraska staying with local families and calling on neighbors and relatives in Lindsay.
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Bill Oberhauser
Lady Bender
Terry Preister
Virgil Preister
Bob Wegener
Tom Oberhauser
Veterans ‘Hospital
Wood
Wis
Stichard Behnetts
Fast Moline
Doc Behrens
Walter Albracht
Dior Albracht
North Platle
Ed Albracht
San Mateo
Calif
Jerry Will
Cornell Bluffs
Towa
Gary Boettcher
Niclpilas
William, Stenger
Lindsay
St Edward couple to head ag alumni reunion leaders
The Last Central Nebraska Ag Alumni Association elected new officers at its annual Central City reunion. Mr. and Mrs. Edward grow will serve as chairman and secretary for the coming year, replacing retiring officers Mr. and Mrs. Don Holmberg of Columbus. The East Central Nebraska Ag Alumni Association includes residents who attended Nebraska's College of Agriculture. crisi
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Central Nebraska Ag Alumni Association
Central City
SM. Edward Grow
Don Holmberg
Columbus
East Central Nebraska Ag Alumni Association
University of Nebraska College of Agriculture
School of Agriculture
Law Corcoran of
Californians Return After Bellwood Visit
Californians and friends visited Bellwood for weeks with many gatherings and picnics. They left Saturday for California after touring Sux Valley The Corn Palace Fwih Falls and Moon Crater during their stay.
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Sellwood
Ray Semin
Abs
Andey Kreivinger
Atx
Clarence Sand
Hayward
Calif
Bellwood
California
Walter Sehutt
James von Marie
Phoenix
Fwih Falls
Moon Crater
Chris Kamenski
Ken Rech
Red Oak
Iowa
Chris
Troy
Beltwood
Orsie Adams
Gary McDonald
Dorothy Hasselbach
Shelby
Paul Langhammer
Mike Hadick
Charles Smith
Margaret McMaha
Rock Island
Frank Morris
Polland
Ore
Lute Talbot
David City
Special program at Highland Park Church Wednesday
The Rev Edward Watke Jr will appear in a music and information program at 7 30 pm Wednesday at Highland Park Church His wife assists with vocal and instrumental music along with their children Organ piano saxophone and flute will be featured The Walkes are linked to Evangelical Missions Uruguay Pictures of stock will be shown The public is invited to attend this service
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Edward, Watke Jr
Highland Park Church
Evangelical Missions
Uruguay
Creston residents entertain visitors at many reunions
Creston residents hosted and entertained visitors from multiple states including Michigan Arizona Oregon and Nebraska. The Jansen family reunion drew many relatives from Columbus Madison Humphrey and Omaha while Milton Jacobson a former Creston resident recovered from major surgery in Sioux Falls South Dakota. Special guests at a pinochle party included Yulda Boning Harvey Palmateer and Mathilda Wardenberg from Long Beach California with prizes awarded to Mathilda and Jennie Wardenberg.
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Creston
Alfred Sander
Ypsilanti
Mich
Ollo Sander
Alis
Elvira Anson
Phoenix
Ariz
Mary Anson
Carl = Fieteher
Beaverton
Ore
Marviel Orndorf
Cairo
Jansen
From & Diskuwe
George Ternus
Humphrey
William Enderle
Omaha
Harvey Behren
Marvin Belen
Mory
Milton Jacobson
Sioux Falls
M.D
Ilg. Lugeke
Mmes, Yulda Boning
Harvey Palmateer
Mathilda Wardenberg
Longeach
Calif
Mathilda
Jennie Wardenberg
Services Thursday for Josie Pokorny
Josie Pokorny 90 died Monday at Seiwvhk Memorial Hospital. Funeral rites Thursday at 10 a.m. at Kucera Tozanek Funeral Chapel and 11 a.m. at St Mary Catholic Church with Rev. Victor Ilerman officiating. Burial in Schuyler Cemetery. Rosary 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the chapel. Born February 12 1881 in Czechoslovakia, she came to the United States at age three. Married John Pokorny June 1898 at Holy Trinity Church Heun. Surviving: three sons Tunle Schuyler Waller Frank Howells. two daughters Tillie Syee Rogers Emma Brabee Clarkson. 12 grandchildren, 2 great grandchildren, one sister Mary Nemec Dodge.
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Josie Pokorny
Crechoslovakia
Frank
Katie Sramek Variek
U.S
John Pokorny
Holy Ternity Church
Heun
Tunle
Schuyler
Waller
Howells
Tillie Syee
Rogers
Emma) Brabee
Clarkson
Mary Nemec
Dodge
David City Jaycees cancel stock car races and aid tennis
The David City Jaycees cancel Sunday stock car races due to Brainard festival conflict. Races resume Sept 12 for the season finale. Jaycees promote highway safety in August with bumper stickers. Pat McBride replaces Ken Kotinek on the board. city council approves a new Jaycee tennis court funded by Jaycees.
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David City
Jaycees
Brainard
J.J. Xen
Pat McBride
Ken Kotinek
School Hours Announced for Columbus and Duncan Schools
Supt. Gail Sims states classes begin at 8 45 am on Monday August 4 in Columbus and Duncan elementary schools. Students end at 2 20 pm first day, with morning kindergartners dismissed 10 15 am. First week wrap hours show first graders dismissed 2 30 pm. Duncan students attend until 40 pm. Labor Day on Sept 6 no school.
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Columbus
Duncan
Gail Sims
Guests in Leigie at Phillips home
Mr and Mrs M C Phillips hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Raymond M Phillips and Bil of Omaha. Bil recently completed six weeks as best director of a Case Western Reserve University summer workshop in Cleveland Ohio teaching two drama classes and directing the play Tom Valine. The group joined Mr and Mrs C Nelson for dinner at Tri County Club House and supper at the Phillips home.
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Leigie
M. C. Phillips
Raymond M. Phillips
Bil
Omaha
Bill
Case Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Ohio
Tom Valine
C. Nelson
Tri-County Club
Judy Petsche to state fair dress revue winner
Judy Kay Petsche will represent Boone County at the State Fair dress revue. Alternate is Pam Reynoldson. Parents are ME and Mrs. Stanley Petsche and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Reynaldson of St. Edward. The Clover Leaf Club of Albion and Happy Mixers of Cedar Rapids support the contestants. Other results list names and clothing colors for various categories.
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Albion
Judy Kay Petsche
Boone County
Pam Reynoldson
Stanley Petsche
Gene Reynaldson
St. Edward
Clover Leaf Club
Happy Mixers
Cedar Rapids
Jennifer Dawson
Barbara Redler
Sarah Schroeder
Kristi Seda
Sandy Shotkoski
Laura Hunt
Vickie Long
Paula Redlér
Lynnette Wiezand
Mary Channer
Blue
Donna Carlson
Kae Wenster
Joan Heithoff
Kenneth Plugge Case Bound Over to District Court
Kenneth Plugge of Columbus was bound over to district court after a Monday preliminary hearing in Butler County Court. County Attorney John Tolmek said bond was fixed at 1000 dollars. Plugge faces burglary charges stemming from an incident at the Arthur Hixson farm home in March this year.
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Kenneth Plugge
Dist
David City
Columbus
Butler
John Tolmek
Plugge
Arthur Hixson
Sailor of the Month Terry Hash Named at Portsmouth Navy Hospital
Mrs Huth Hast reports her son Terry K Hash has been chosen as Sailor of the Month for July at Portsmouth Naval Hospital. Hash, in the Patient Affairs Division, is praised for appearance, maturity and judgment in a letter of recommendation, boosting division morale. He and his wife Annette Flaherty reside in Portsmouth Virginia.
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Genoa
Huth Hast
Terry K. Hash
Portsmouth Naval Hospital
HMS Hash
Jast Yar
GA. Ellis
Chell
Host
Triany
Hash
Terry
Annette Flaherty
St. Edward
Portsmouth
Lucy Hall 84 dies in Albion rest home
Mrs. Lucy Hall 84 died Monday in a local nursing home in Albion. A serving will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Levander Funeral Flame with burial at Rose Hill Cemetery. Born October 1 1886 to James and Margaret Wallace Townsend she married A G Hall. Survivors include sisters Ruby Busby of Cerrito California and RB Copper of Lincoln and brother Guy of Albion.
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Albion
Lucy
Emily Hall
Levander
Rose Hill
Fall Was
Pliers
James PL
Margaret C. Wallace Townsend
A.G. Hall
Ruby Busby
Fl Cerrito
Calif
RB. Copper
Lincoln
Guy
Edward Cech rites scheduled Thursday
Edward Cech, 35, commander of the local American Legion post, died Monday at the Omaha Veterans Hospital. Funeral services will be 9 am Thursday at Mary Catholic Church with Rev. Victor Herma in charge, burial in Schuyler. Rosary at Svoboda Funeral Home Wednesday at 7 pm. Body to lie in state after 9 am Wednesday.
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Schuyler
Edward Cech
Legton Post
Omaha Veterans Hospital
Mary Catholic Church
Victor Herma
Schuyler Cemetery
Svoboda Funeral Home
State agriculture secretary speaks at NFO convention
Glen Kruescher state secretary of agriculture was the main speaker at the Third district NFO convention in North Platte. He cited concerns over low farm prices and the need for farmers to receive income to buy machinery and inputs for the nation's food supply.
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NFO
Glen Kruescher
North Platte
Kruescher
Western Counties
Frank Jones
Lodgepole
National Wheat Marketing Board
Dim Black
Winds
USDA
Platte County
Gilbert Mark
Reinhardt Thoeilen
Flavian Paprocki
Tom Meysenburg
LeRoy Kapels
Creston Pool to Close at Week's End
Creston's pool will be closed at the end of the week after extreme heat drove over 100 local youngsters to the coal water. Mr and Mrs Harold Boning and family are visiting Mr Rus Roger Osten in Rapid City.
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Cheston
Creston
Harold Boning
Rus Roger Osten
Hapid City
Tractor pull results announced at Boone fair
Albion coverage lists prize winners in the tractor pulling contest with weights of five thousand to seven and a half tons. Winners include Tom Streeter and Lanny Young from Albion, and seven and a half ton victors Bean Erickson, Richard Nelson, Merlin Rolf all of Albion, with other top finishers from Loretto Cedar Rapids and Petersburg.
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Albion
Boone Nly Fair
Tom Streeter
Loretto
Lanny Young
Nandy Weidhardt
Sim Tinker
Keith Mogenson
Cedar Rapids
Marvin Grieg Jr
Lob Borer
Jerry Harer
Pettersburg
Gene
Bean Erickson
Richard Nelson
Merlin Rolf
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David Sapp
Alton Garrison
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Jack van Berg
Aloa
Jim Howe
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Judy Petsche
State Fair
Lucy Hall
Rest Home
Equitable! AK
Equitable Can & Loan Association
13Th Street
F.S.L.1
Creston Swim Pool
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