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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1971
Page
11
A dense, row-like directory of church services and schedules across many denominations. It lists times for Sunday worship, Sunday schools, midweek services, and special meetings at churches including St. Bonaventure Catholic, Grace Episcopal, Seventh Day Adventist, St. Mary’s, Trinity Lutheran, and others, with pastors’ names and locations.
Twenty nine student nurses at Platte College have completed preliminary courses and will begin the second half of training on March 1. Director of nursing Mrs Mary Lou Holmberg presented the caps to the group, listing graduates from Columbus Newman Grove North Bend Genoa Fuller ton Rising City Humphrey Surprise Clarks St Edward Monroe Nickerson Barnett David City Loretta Ulysses Alkingan Waldo Prague York and others.
C F Dunning longtime live stock commission man in the area died in Omaha at age ten? He was a former director of the Phiaha Live Stock Exchange. Survived by his widow son Jim and a daughter.
A reflective piece arguing that critique of the church can spur growth, while a church’s value rests on committed individuals. It stresses Jesus formed a fellowship of disciples, not a mere institution, and that meaningful reform comes from personal devotion rather than size or wealth.
The term cameo describes a famous actor appearing on screen for a short time to boost a production. It is defined by a brief appearance, typically four to five minutes, and relies on the celebrity’s recognition rather than a substantial role.
National Enquirer exposes quirky methods claiming shoes and stamps reveal personality traits. A jokey piece notes heavy boots signal aggressiveness while light shoes suggest cheerfulness, and even unpolished, low achievers can diagnose themselves by stamp handling and sponge use.
A Washington column mocks revenue-sharing as a concept with a narrator debating the idea as a personal tax matter. The piece uses humor and anecdote to question federal sharing with distant states and reflects on fiscal fidelity and change over time.
Brink's Inc filed a recovery appeal after two bags containing cash and checks fell from an armored truck between North Ave and York Rd in Elmhurst around 10 p.m. last Monday night February 8 1971. A guard noticed a trail and alerted others but the money remained missing by Thursday prompting a public “lost and found” ad offering a liberal reward for information leading to recovery.
In Taipei unease grows over Washington stance toward Nationalist China amid signs of a two China policy. U S military aid to Nationalists remains substantial though fluctuating, with probes into past arms transfers and a push to withdraw from hardline postwar commitments. Chiang Kai shek clings to a mainland reunion dream as reality erodes.
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