Personal notices and gatherings in Columbus area
Social items describe visitors and anniversaries including Sandra from Des Plaines visiting Vermain Rhode for their 25th anniversary on Aug 21. Other notes mention dinner guests, a 50th wedding anniversary, baptisms, college enrollments, beauty salon promos, and local events such as Kiwanis fund drive and Teen Dance with Blackberry Winter Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermain Rhode
Jolene
Vid
Steven
Sandra
Des Plains
Ill
Donald Kreikemeier
West Point
Mel Heimann
Columbus
Reinold Rhode
Howells
Frank Mejstick
Norfolk
Illinois
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals in Columbus
Columbus hospital reports admissions including Mrs John Labenz Fred Hastreiter Humphrey Mrs Robert Carstensen John Holub Lisa Loeffler and Columbus. Dismissals include Mrs Andrew Micek Shelby Mrs Harold Naeve Albion Milan Berends Madison John Curry Violet Smith Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Hospital
John Labenz
Fred Hastreiter
Humphrey
Robert Carstensen
John Holub
Lisa Loeffler
Columbus
Andrew Micek
Shelby
Harold Naeve
Albion
Milan Berends
Madison
John Curry
Violet Smith
Platte Center Visitors Travel and Weekend Guests
Mrs. Robert Beckstrom and children return to Tulsa after visiting relatives in the Platte Center area. Mrs. Art Lutjens and niece Jody Lutjens accompany them home. Weekend guests include Mr. and Mrs. Henry Foltz in Lincoln and Mr. and Mrs. Rennie Meider of Waterloo. Additional visits span Fort Atkinson Iowa Couray Minnesota West Point Dodge and Colorado with various relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Gronenthal
Joe Frisch
Lindsay
Fort Atkinson
Iowa
Ignatius Kreiner
Leo Ott
Couray
Minn
Don Cours
Janie Gronenthal
Fort Collins
Colo
Larry Gronenthal
West Point
Clete Brunnert
Dodge
Clarence Kaup
William Putnam
O'Neill
Ted Kurtenbach
Gavins Point
Ford Liebig
Adolph Liebig
Lawrence Dollershell
Sterling
Colo. Messrs
Mmes
Bert Egger
Wiliam Ebner
Columbus
Dan Liebig
Wauneta
Walden and Bender obsequies and Kosiba nun's death noted
Deaths and funerals list graveside services for Anna Walden 84 of Omaha and multiple funeral rites for Randal J. Bender 14 of Cornlea Larry D Meyer 15 and H G Patterson's relation. Also Sister M Leoba Kosiba OSF a Denver nun dies at 97 with services in Denver and remembrances for Duncan Genoa and Columbus area relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walden
David City
Anna Walden
Omaha
Gilbert Verian
Clarkson Memorial Hospital
Roeder Mortuary
Woodbine
Iowa
Henry
Emma (Downs) Garrott
Blake
Holstein
Calvin
Phoenix
Ariz
Marie Sesemann
St. Peter Church
Tim
Tom
Kenneth
Sharon
Herman
Etta) Meyer
Humphrey
Hulda Behle
Columbus
Henry Behle
Kosiba
M. Leoba Kosiba Osf
St. Anthony Hospital
Denver
Magdalen Kosiba
Duncan
St. Leoba
Poland
Lafayette
Ind
St. Joseph Hospital
M . Tenn
Terre Haute
Good Samaritan Hospital
Kearney
Leigh Class of 1931 Holds Informal Dinner Night
Leigh High School class of 1931 gathered Friday at Tri-County Club House for dinner and an informal evening. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Joe Prokop Velda Pimpara Lincoln Mrs. Elaine Zesenbrock Houfek and Mrs. Mary Bahns Houfek Clarkson Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mohnsen and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bartenbruch Verna Asche. Special guest was Mrs. E. H. Hyland of Stromsburg, a former teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LEIGH
Leigh High School
Tri-County Club House
Joe Prokop
Velda Pimpara
Lincoln
Elaine
Zesenbrock) Houfek
Mary (Bahns) Houfek
Clarkson
Harold Mohnsen
Clarence Bartenbruch
Verna Asche
E. H. Hyland
Stromsburg
Nichol stays in Unicameral over local post
State Sen. William Nichol of Scottsbluff declines a higher paid job as executive director of the Nebraska County Officials Association to remain in the legislature, citing loyalty to constituents. The board filled the position with State Sen. Gerald Stromer of Kearney at a $16,800 part time rate through year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
UPI
William Nichol
Scottsbluff
Nichol
Nebraska County Officials Association
Association Board
Gerald Stromer
Kearney
John Paris
Crawford
Association
Stromer
Hay Destroyed in Grass Fire at Calvin Fuhr Farm
A grass fire at the Calvin Fuhr farm on Highway 91 east of Leigh destroyed four alfalfa stacks totaling about 15 to 16 tons. Leigh and Clarkson volunteer fire crews arrived, preventing spread to a nearby corn crib and barn. The blaze was spotted around 1 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leigh
Calvin Fuhr
Highway 91
Leigh Volunteer Fire Department
Clarkson Fire Department
Record of traffic accidents and court actions
Accident reports list incidents at 14th Street and 18th Avenue in Stuart with Kosch injuries and $400 damage. at 23rd Street and 33rd Avenue involving Feldhaus with $125. at 12th Street and 33rd Avenue involving Hatfield with $450. Various arrests and pleas include burglary charges for Morrow and Lindhurst. Pfeifer bond hearings. Puls guilty plea. Zywiec DWI plea. Garretson DWI with license suspension. multiple fines for speeding and violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
14Th Street
18Th Avenue
Stuart Osten
Leigh
Shirley Kosch
Country View Estates
Kosch
Columbus Community Hospital
Dylan Kosch
23Rd Street
33Rd Avenue
James Feldhaus
Terry Shockley
Genoa
12Th Street
Diana Hatfield
Donald McKnight
24Th Avenue
Lindsay Main Street
Mark Eckert
Tilden
Ben Bothe
Lindsay
Laverne Babel
Larry Morrow
Robert Lindhurst
Lincoln
Tooley
Platte County
Ivan Pfeifer
Frank Puls
Norfolk
Debra Zywiec
Columbus
Chris Garretson
Central City
Robert Weber
Monroe
Bradley Gustafson
Aurora
Mary Sainholtz
Iowa
David Nauenburg
Jon Reins
Gregory Oppliger
Merle Christensen
John Ternus
Humphrey
Erna Schlender
Madison
Colfax Democratic fund raiser to feature Exon Zorinsky Anderson
Governor J James Exon Omaha Mayor Edward Zorinsky and first district candidate Pauline Anderson plan to attend a Colfax County Democratic fund raising dinner in Howells on September 12. A barbecue with roast pork follows at 5 30 p m at North Park. Tickets go on sale next week across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuyler
J. James Exon
Omaha
Edward Zorinsky
First Congressional District
Pauline Anderson
Colfax County
Howells
Larry Karel
North Park
Zorinsky
Roman Hruska
Bellwood Man Enlists in Army Delayed Entry Program
Jack L. Boss of Bellwood has enlisted in the U S Army Delayed Entry Program and will start active duty September 20. He will complete eight weeks of basic training at Fort Jackson South Carolina and then remain there for schooling in administration before a Korea assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack L. Boss
Edward Boss
Bellwood
U.S. Army
SSG
Tom Bitzel
Ft. Jackson
S.C
Jack
Boss
Korea
Army
U.S. Army Recruiting Service
13Th Street
Columbus
USJuly trade deficit at record level as imports surge
The Commerce Department reports July as the largest monthly deficit since 1974 with imports climbing 7.5 percent to a record, aided by petroleum and machinery, while exports rose 3.1 percent to an all time high led by food and live animals. Leigh Carroll Kumpf visits Clarence Kumpf in Malvern Pennsylvania as a houseguest for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
United States
Commerce Department
U.S
Leigh—Carroll Kumpf
Malvern
Penn
Clarence Kumpf
City Briefs Highlight Local Meetings and Events
Invited audiences attend a Friday noon Ellis Country Club meeting with Larry Wynna and John Campbell of Miller and Paine to discuss downtown merchandising. Mothersingers start 9 30 Thursday Sept 2 at First United Methodist Church with 9 a m tryouts. St Bonaventure hosts an 8 p.m meeting Aug 31 to discuss a Sunday preschool program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Country Club
Columbus Area
First United Methodist Church
St. Bonaventure
God
Joe Preusser
Dick Sansoni
First United Methodist Educational Unit
Mth Street
Columbus
Subpoena Targets CBS Reporter Schorr Over Source
CBS reporter Daniel Schorr faces a House subpoena to reveal his source for an intelligence report on the CIA published in the Village Voice. Rep. John Flynt says the committee voted to issue the subpoena after discussion. Schorr says he will go to jail rather than disclose the source and CBS has removed him pending the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
CBS
Daniel Schorr
House
CIA
New York
John J. Flynt
House Committee On
Schorr
New York Village Voice
Los Angeles
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Columbus Florists
Columbus Telegram
Hawaii
The
Telegram
W. W. Schutz
John
Boston
Kyle Kudron
Mrs. Adolphson Jr
Columbus Beauty College
Dale Buck
Center Point
Anna _ Schlesinger
NEW Image Beauty Salon
Robert Shively
William A
Pat) Beachnell
Portland
Ore
Silver Creek
Blackberry
Columbus Kiwanis Club
James Dean
Dale Marcek
John Mikkelsen
Doug Gates
el Paso
Murcek
Walter Murcek
Bob Wollberg
Henry Gates Sr
Henry Gates Jr
Hazel Hinck
Bernice Treadway
Gloria Osten
Ted Hollman
Sunnyvale
Calif
David Hollman
Fred Hollman
David Hollman Jr
Springfield
Alan Stigge
Rachel
Hellmans
W.F.W
Mike Koczor
Marquette, Mich
Air Force
Otto Blessen
Ted Ziemba
Mary Ann Kleszcz
Krakow
Fleischer Rexall
S&h
13Th St
Platte Center
Bender
Randal J. Bender
Cornlea
St. Francis Catholic Church
Joseph Kersterson
Sacred Heart Cemetery
Duesman Funeral Home
Humphrey High School
Randy
Kepner-Roberts Funeral Home
Dovid City
Beatrice
Ae Speedway
Beatrice Speedway
Lincoln Speedway
the Art Printery
Colfax Demosser Gathering
Bellwood Man
Jack Boss
Exorcier
Newling
William Peter Blatty
William Friedkin
Ware Bros
York Sun
Fremont
Eaiplans
MAT
Edith
Montessori
Holy Family
Virgil Anderson
Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital
Osceola
Clarkson Hospital
General Telephone
Gerrard Park
CHS
Columbus High School
Scott Meierding
31St Street
Columbus Junior High
OAK Ballroom
Schuyler Uniow
Midwest
Rick Kopecky
Eileen Bornemeier
Elmwood
Ernie Kucera
Bill Schneider
Becher-Curry Company
Jackson County
T Jackson
Yvette Mimieux
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