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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1976

Page

12

Christmas Personalities and Local Holiday Notices in Columbus

Columbus residents issue Christmas greetings and visitations from Lincoln Altoona Norfolk and Missouri Valley. Diner hours shift for holiday Eve and day. Family arrivals include Rafferty Stephens Casey Scott and Spidie with local birthdays and garden center ads among miscellaneous society notes.

Ray Woodrick Larry Hanke Lincoln Charles Graves Altoona Iowa Gary Janssen Norfolk Patsy, Gris Robin Badie

Hospital Report and Holiday News From Nebraska Towns

Hospital rounds list patients from Columbus and surrounding areas including Mrs Gwen lyn Harris and Mrs Mary Yankton. Visitors report for Platte Center and Leigh. Christmas visits noted for Duncan and Schuyler families. Local births recorded and a gift certificate ad from Red Raven Restaurant. University of Nebraska Lincoln awards for John W Est and Vickey Thayer Radcliffe.

University of Nebraska- Lincoln John W. Est Columbus Vickey Thayer Radcliffe Osceola

Deaths and Funerals December 23 1976 Rohrich family line

Richard F Rohrich age 91 of Marys Haven died after six weeks illness. Born January 10 1885 in Butler County to Ludwig and Cecilia Zohner Rohrich he moved to Platte County in 1921 to live with sister Mrs Louis Brix. Survived by no immediate family. memorials to donor's choice. Services 1:30 p.m Friday at McKown Funeral Home conducted by Rev D Lee Grace.

Aonmicn Richard F.fied Marys Haven D. Lee Grace McKown Funeral Home Butler County Ludwig Cecilia Zohner) Rohrich Platte County Louis Brix Rudolph Brix John Mennenga George Mais

Santa surprises Cub Pack 212 at den meeting

Santa arrived for Pack 212 and Cub Scouts as Den 3 prepared an entrance and exchanged gifts. Candy canes were distributed as awards were presented by the awards chairman Cal.

Santa Acto Den 3 Cal

UN Assembly Ends Year With Caution Over Global Inequality

The General Assembly recessed for the year amid warnings from Third World leader Hamilton Shirley Amerasinghe that world economic inequality fuels instability. Delegates prepared to reconvene to review Paris talks on raw material prices as Kurt Waldheim’s reelection salary raise takes effect.

Unitewsastons UPI General Assembly Hamilton Shirley Amerasinghe Sri Lanka Paris Assembly Kurt Waldheim

Four Desperados Rob Store. Milk Stolen in Akron Shootout

Akron Ohio police hunt four armed desperados who robbed a store at night. They shot at a security guard, stole his bag and gun, and fled with a half gallon of milk amid the exchange. The guards reaction described by Jerry Foys underscores the chaotic raid.

Akron Ohio UPI Jerry Foys

Rogers boy wins award for courage

Five year old James Perrin of Schuyler received a special courage award from Governor J James Exon and Fire Marshal Paul Sarnecki for freeing his father after a roller mill incident. Deputy Fire Marshal Larry Pochop and Mueblich aided. James recalled being brave despite danger. He has sisters Laura and Jane and a baby brother Kevin.

Schuyler James Perrin J. James Exon Nebraska Paul A. Sarnecki Sarnecki Larry Pochop Albion Perrin Mueblich James Joyce Laura Jane Kevin

Driving charges and fines in Columbus and Albion

Paul Bykirk of Albion faces speeding at $100 fine plus costs. David Channer of Columbus pays a $5 fine and costs for an illegal turn. The record includes a refusal to submit to chemical testing, license suspension six months, and a $100 fine and costs with the DWI charge dismissed.

Columbus Paul Bykirk Albion David Channer

Red party chief jailed in Spain case explained

Carrillo and the captured fugitive are handed to the Public Order Tribunal in Madrid's Puerta del Sol. The article notes the term limning as the painting of miniature portraits and mentions the Franco era political context.

Red Party Spain MayRiv Span Url Tago Carrillo Public Order Tribunal Madrid Central Puerta del Sol Sun Plaza

Two Business Courses Through KSC Expanded Campus

Two business courses will be offered in Columbus through the Kearney State College Expanded Campus Program. Courses are Management and Introduction to Investment, taught at Platte College. Production movement meets Room 213 starting Jan 20 with Mike Meusborn teaching. Introduction to Investment meets Tuesdays at 6 30 p m taught by Dale Ingram. Books and materials available at the class site. Students may register at the first class meeting. If a course fails to materialize, advance tuition payments will be refunded and registration materials returned.

Columbus Kearney State College Platte Colleg Mike Meusborn Dale Ingram Doyle Howitt

Correction update on Platte speech final and related notices

Jackie Liebig was a finalist in the Platte speech contest oral drama. Friday service at the church 2720 28th Street. Candlelight carol note Correction Family Y closed mornings until Jan 3. Duncan Fire Auxiliary meets 7 30 p m at fire hall. City briefs Senior Citizen bus not run for a week from Friday on New Year Address Sgt and Mrs Clem E Mewman now in Germany have PSC Box177 APO New York NY 09130 Humane Society notes time to adopt a Christmas pet at the local pound call 64 8913 or

Jackie Liebig Debbie Platte Clem E. Mewman Germany PSC APO New York Humane Society

FCC Suspends License Fees After Court Ruling

The FCC halted license fee collections nationwide following a federal appeals court ruling that its 1970 fee structure was unfair. About 7.4 million CB radio users exist with many more expected as gifts this holiday season. Fees ranged from 4 for CBs to 77500 for a television license in major markets.

FCC

Sertomans hear Holy Land tour by pastor speaker

Pastor speaker for Sertomans nev Maratnxamp gave a tour of the Holy Land at a Wednesday meeting with slides and narration. Marty Munson, a 2 year member and employee of Cornhusker Rural Power District, was named Sertoman of the Week. He and his wife Jeannie have a son. Athletes of the week and lunch guests were Tom Bock Lakeview Steve Heimann and Jim Feehan Scotus.

Nev. H.maratnxamp Sertomans Holy Land Jesus Marty Munson Cornhusker Rural Power District Sertoman Jeannie Tom Bock Lakeview Steve Heimann Jim Feehan Scotus

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