Three Boy Scouts to Receive Eagle Awards Sunday
Troop 212 will honor Michael Cook Calvin Dixon and Kent Dixon at a 3 p.m. ceremony at Federated Church. David Lyons of the Columbus Telegram will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Troop 212
Federated Church
Michael Cook
James A. Cook
26Th Avenue
Calvin Dixon
Kent Dixon
Chris E. Dixon
Columbus
David Lyons
Columbus Telegram
Michael
Cub Scouts
Webelos
Arrow of Light
Scouts
Amakara
Little Sioux
Iowa
Mike
Order of the Arrow
Petah la Shauro
Platte County
John Stark
Calvin
Brotherhood
Order of Arrow
Eagle
Wakanda
Amikaro I and II
Fairacres School
Camp Pawnee
Columbus High School
Explorer Post
Kent
Star Scout
Life Scout
Camp Eagle
Fremont
Wakonda
Griswold
Columbus Junior High School
Mark Lambert
Kevin Moore
Ron Moore
Tony Weiland
Columbus Junior High
Explorer
Handmade Christmas Trees From Leona Brudney
Leona Brudney, a former nurse now retired, crafts handmade Christmas gifts year round. She crochets lace over Styrofoam trees, makes nativity sets, snowflakes, and miniature ornaments, and donates all finished pieces to friends rather than selling them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene O'Brien
Leona Brudney
Leona
Platte Center
Columbus
Brudney
Marys Haven
Stolen three wheel cycle robs Miami youngster of legs
Howard Williams, crippled since birth, cried over the loss of his custom built three wheel bicycle. The bike, made in Pittsburgh eight years ago for $200 with easy pedals for his paralyzed legs, enabled him to pedal six blocks to a Miami Shores newspapers stand every day. His 81 year old aunt Rose Beller and a letter-writing friend urged hope for a return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
UPI
Howard Williams
Miami Shores
Howard
Pittsburgh
Rose Beller
Doc Holliday relatives seek return of gunfighter remains
Fifteen cousins from Valdosta seek exhumation of Doc Holliday who died in Colorado and is buried in Glenwood. They want his body moved to Sunset Hill Cemetery to be buried near his mother, despite Colorado officials warning against turning the site into a tourist draw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valdosta, Ga
UPI
Doc Holliday
Valdosta
Holliday
Glenwood
Colo
Lamar Tillman
Colorado
Jimmy Carter
Plains
Sunset Hill
Flu shot resumption unlikely after paralysis cases
Dr. J Donald Millar of the CDC said reopening the swine flu immunization program is unlikely unless investigations show no elevated paralysis risk. The CDC halted a $135 million vaccination program after reports of Guillain Barre syndrome across the United States, with at least 107 cases and six deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
UPI
J. Donald Millar
National Center For Disease Control
CDC
Micheal Hartwick
Public Health
Washington
Ohio
Alabama
Connecticut
Minnesota
Utah
Millar
Two Bodies Found in Fire Damaged Newman Grove Home
Platte County Attorney Ray Baker identified the victim as Mrs. Tom Kennedy Jr., a Newman Grove woman, with a second unidentified man later named. Fire officials indicated foul play was possible and autopsy results were pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman Grove
Platte County
Ray Baker
Tom Kennedy Jr
Thomas Kennedy
Baker
Kennedy
Larry Prokop
Albion
New Leads Open Search On Kennedy and King Murders
The House Select Committee reviewed new leads in the Kennedy and King cases. It adopted a motion to extend its life through 1977 and then closed its doors to discuss a draft staff report on 1976 findings. Sources say new Kennedy witnesses not questioned by the Warren Commission or Dallas police may illuminate a Parkland hospital bullet discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
House Select Committee On
John Kennedy
Martin Luther King
Kennedy
Congress
Thomas Downing
D-Va
Warren Commission
Dallas
Parkland Memorial Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lindsay
Pe Paged
Albion Call
Ae Son
Norfolk
Prokop
Battle Farm
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!