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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1970

Page

3

Polk war victim wife to receive decorations

Leigh Nebraska reports seven military awards will be presented posthumously to Engineman Third Class Leonard Warnick’s wife, Mrs. Warnick of Polk, by Captain Herschel A. Pahl of the Navy ROTC unit. Warnick served in Vietnam from August 1969 until his death June 7, earning the Bronze Star with Combat V and six other honors.

Leonard Warnick University of Nebraska Vietnam Navy Laanard A. Warnick

Colfax County Fair Style Revue Delayed By Rain Cleared For Show

The Colfax County Fair style revue moved to the 4-H building due to a rainstorm but the sky cleared and the Browning Family Show proceeded in front of the grandstand. Adolph Pokamy presented awards to Eugene Robertson and John Sobola for long farm ties, while Pam Fuhr and Jane Pekny won top purple awards in school clothing and overall costume.

Leigh Colfax County Adolph Pokamy Schuyler Ak-Sar-Ben Eugene Robertson Rogers Jon Mitchell Wisconsin John F. “Sobola Pam Fuhr Clarkson Jane Pekny Clarkson Donna Warhal Kathy Kuevker Jacquie Mava Jan Pekny Jacquie Maca Terri Heilman Donna Wachal Marilynn Wachal Tiller Bap Alison Mihulka Debbie Perrin Chuck Pekny Judy Dvorak

Schuyler artist evokes memories with landmark paintings

Schuyler native Mrs. Harold Qualselt has created three paintings of local landmarks for display in the First National Bank lobby.Using old snapshots for details she portrays the Colfax County Courthouse with its lynching tree, the Janecek Opera House, and the original Union Pacific passenger depot with a grain elevator. Visitors recall dances, talent shows, basketball games, and the town’s early structures as they view the scenes.

Schulyer Schuyler Memory Lane First National Bank Harold Qualselt Colfax County Bulls Janecek Opera House Chuyler High School Calor

Local Optimists Earn Three Awards at Lincoln Convention

The Local Optimists earned three awards and elected a Columbus man to state office at a Lincoln convention. The group won top scrapbook in the 50 100 members category and received four membership awards and a Teiend of a Boy award. Jerry Kneifel named lieutenant governor of Zone Four. New Optimist governor is HNL Shmons of Omaha. Attendees included Larry Andreasen, Jerry Kneifel, Jim Holmberg, and Claude O'Connor.

Columbus Lincoln Jerry Kneifel Eaerter Zone Pour Hnl Shmons Omaha Messrs Mmes Larry Andreasen Jim Holmberg Claude O'Connor

Rites Pending for Leighman Littelman Dies at 68

Funeral services are arranged at Holmes Rozanck Funeral Home for Walter Littelman 68 who died Monday afternoon at Behlen Memorial Hospital after a long illness. He is survived by wife Mary sons Irvin of Leigh and Kenneth of Los Angeles Calif and daughter Diarme.

Leigh Holmes- Rozanck Funeral Home Walter Littelman Behlen Memorial Hospital Mary Irvin Kenneth Los Angeles Calif Diarme

Reduction in Lincoln tax levy planned by district

Salt Valley Watershed District announced a 20 percent reduction in the mill levy for the year. Taxpayers in the district were told of the planned cut during a Monday briefing by UPI reports.

Lincoln UPI Salt Valley

Former Shelby man named to volume

John Tomasevicz and his wife of Shelby announce their son Dick will be listed in the 1970 edition of Outstanding Young Men of America. The volume profiles young men for service and achievement, with Dick’s full biography included. He attended Shelby Public School, Northeast College, and the University of Nebraska, and now lives in North Platte.

Shelby John Tomasevicz Will Tomasevica Yomasevicz Northeastern College University of Nebraska North Platte

Grand champions crowned at Colfax County Fair showings

Dawn Muehlilch of Rogers won grand champion steer a 1130 pound Charolais at Colfax County Fair. Chris Claussen 910 pounds Hereford grand champion market heifer. Pat Marty grand champion cow edged his brother Scott. all three from 4 H clubs Leigh Clarkson and Schuyler communities.

Leigh Colfax Dawn Muehileh Donald Muehlilch Rogers Schuyler Chris Claussen Clarkson Heifer Chris Lavern Claussen Pat Marly Don Marty Scott Blue Banner

Sudan Leader Reports New Loans From China and North Korea

Chief of State Jaafar Al-Nemeri said his visits to Peking and Pyongyang in the past two weeks secured loans totaling 34.8 million dollars from Communist China and 1.67 million dollars from North Korea.

Khartoum Sudan Dpy Jaafar Al-Nemeri Peking Pyongyang Durin China North Korea

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