Christmas notices and social items fill local pages
The column lists multiple personal notices and events: Mr. and Mrs. Howard Haase return from Florida after five weeks in the Coona Beach area. holiday gatherings and parties at venues like Forum Lounge Evans Hotel and Country Club. open house for Mr and Mrs Sidney Graham's 50th anniversary. attendees traveling to Chicago Manchester and Denver for family and society meetings. Christmas antiques show at Anderson Greenhouse. various club events at Boulevard Lanes and local lodges. a World War II veteran's funeral in Grand Island. Girl Scout and PTA activities with tours and caroling. and a December 6 potluck supper with country music.
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Howard Haase
Florida
Coona Beach
Five Minor Mishaps on City Streets Reported in Columbus
Columbus police investigated five minor street accidents Thursday with no injuries. incidents occurred at multiple intersections involving drivers Walter Hanson Eldan Nielson Jacob Goodman Donald Hilger Marvin Miller Joan Mueller William Will Dave Schaecher and David Hoshor. One vehicle left the highway on ice three miles south of Columbus.
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Columbus
Hilger Auto
Marvin A. Miller
Bellwood
Ath Street
Joan F. Mueller
Richland
AL 4Th Street
1St Avenue
William 1
Will
Mist Street
Lucille Mustard
14Th Station
23Rd St
Dave L. Schaecher
Ats Street
Highway 81
David Hoshor
Don Morris
Nebraska State Patrol
Hoshor
Color production set at Columbus Theater
The First Time presented by Mirisch Company runs Sunday through Wednesday at Columbus Theater. The MPAA rated film in color stars Jacqueliy Missy Wes Stern Rick Kelman and Wink Roberts. Three teenage boys face emotional problems in the plot.
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Mirisch Productionompany
Columbus Theater
MPAA
Jacqueliy Missy
Wes Stern
Rick Kelman
Wink Roberts
Gentzler Receives Distinguished Service Award at Cozad Banquet
Stan Gentzler former Columbus resident and Mead Lumber manager in Cozad received the first Distinguished Service Award from the Cozad Jaycees at their Outstanding Young Farmer Rancher Banquet. He has chaired the church council, taught Sunday school, led Rotary, Elks, and youth commissions, and served on the Chamber of Commerce board. He and wife Audrey have five children Deanne Wynelle Sondra Dwight and Bob.
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Stan Gentzler
Columbus
Cozad Jaycees
Gentzlers
Mead Lumber Company
Cozad
Gentzler
Church Council of the American Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
The
Elks Lodge
City
City Youth Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Gentaler
Jaycee
Board of Education
Hoard
Slan
Audrey
Deanne
Kearney State College
Wynelle
Sondra
Dwight
Bob
Hazel Schrunk dies former Columbus resident at 76
Hazel M Schrunk 76 formerly of Columbus died Monday in Sioux City Iowa Funeral services were at United Methodist Church Anthon Iowa with burial at Oak Hill Cemetery She previously ran a beauty shop and her husband Lee owned a Columbus jewelry store later married Clifford Schrunk who died in a 1951 plane crash She owned a ceramics shop in Sioux City and was a member of the Order of Eastern Star Survivors include a sister in law Elna Smith and several nieces and nephews
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Hazel M. Schrunk
Sioux City
Iowa
Columbus
Donald Harbour
United Methodist Church
Anthon
Huria
Oak Hill Cemetery
Woodbury County
Iawa
Aption
The
Order of Eastern Suir
Elna Smith
Uenning, Minn
Hospital Report Details Local Admissions and Dismissals
St Mary Hospital reports admissions including Mary Ziemba and Anton Jedlicka among Columbus residents and Schuyler. Dismissals list Mrs Fred Woolsey from Laramie and several Columbus residents, plus Mrs Duane Bright and others. Behlen Memorial Hospital records dismissals for Gerald McDonald Bellwood and John Sedlacek David City, Adolf Wurdeman Leigh, and Mrs Phil Vrana.
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St. Mary Hospital
Mary Ziemba
Warlan Swanson
Columbus
Anton Jedlicka
Schuyler
Fred Woolsey
Laramie
Wyo
Duane Bright
Shelby
John Langan
Frank Elledge
Jerome Kudron
Jetty Roth
Behlen Memorial Hospital
Gerald McDonald
Bellwood
John J. Sedlacek
David City
Adolf Wurdeman
Leigh
Phil Vrana
Cuba to oppose UN resolution on aircraft hijackings
Cuba announced it would oppose a United Nations upi backed resolution calling for international action against forcible diversions and civil aircraft in flight, citing its stance on aviation security and sovereignty.
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United Nations
UPI
Cuba
Community Group Meetings And Holiday Events Dense In Local Clubs
City health fund PTA meeting at 2 90 pm in the nurse’s room at the junior high. Job’s Daughters meet 7 30 pm Monday at Masonic Temple with proficiency for new members. Christmas party follows with gift exchange. Gift sale by Columbus Opportunity Shop children at Tempo Mall 1 4 pm Sunday. Proceeds go to the Opportunity Center. Catholic Daughters dinner and meeting 6 30 pm Monday at KC hall with Mothersingers program, wrapped gifts for the aged. First United Methodist Church Co Weds decorate the Christmas tree 7 pm Sunday, bring a decorated tree item with name and date. chili supper afterwards. Nocturnal Adoration Society hours Saturday to Sunday Mass at St Bonaventure Church. Lions Club meets Monday noon at Scotus High School Cafeteria, tour of facilities after lunch. Shamrock Athletic Club meets 8 pm Tuesday at Scotus cafeteria. Centennial Conference basketball plans and supervision setup. Hospital Auxiliary Christmas dinner 12 30 pm Tuesday at Behlen Hospital. bring dish and own utensils. Sp 4 Edward L. Pallas address listed. Goodwill truck pickups announced for Columbus Monday. call to arrange. Young Republicans Christmas party Saturday at 3 pm at Izaak Walton cabin. Mary Jarosz transferred from St Mary Hospital to Bergan Mercy Hospital in Omaha Room 324.
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CDA
First United Methodist Church
Occupied Cambridge crowds Harvard admin building today
Harvard administrators faced occupation by up to one hundred Black demonstrators in Cambridge Massachusetts. Police court fines were levied in Thursday session including Judith Keyes $4 court costs for failing to yield and Michael Koch $1 for disturbing the peace with a vehicle. Other fines covered licenses, intoxication, speeding, reckless driving, improper parking, and related vehicle offenses. District 10 Card social scheduled for Monday evening with sandwiches and cups.
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Judith P. Keyes
Michael J. Koch
Nancy L. Richards
Arnold Klein
Grand Island
Gary B. Gonsler
Genoa
Patricia J. Sindelar
Creston
Earl N. Jonson
Dennis Young
Mary J. Gilshort
Lindsay
John A. Borah
Schuyler
John R. Barlak
Adrian
Tworek
LaVern M. Pfeffer
Humphrey
George Risk Industries wins three major keyboard contracts
George Risk Industries was awarded three contracts totaling over 1.5 million dollars for computer keyboards. Stelma Industries of Stamford Connecticut will supply 10,000 keyboards for 1.6 million dollars, Sugarman Laboratories of Great Neck Long Island for 3,000 units at 437,500, and Texas Instruments of Dallas Texas for 700 keyboards at 85,400.
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George Risk
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