Astrological Forecast by Sidney Omarr Aries to Pisces
Astrology column notes conflicting influences for all signs. Aries faces family disputes while Taurus should guard possessions and heed experienced counsel. Gemini earns respect as privacy strengthens trust. Cancer sees temporary confinement and recovery. Leo advised to help others and avoid costly wishes. Virgo cautions overreaching commitments. Libra urges careful thought, Scorpio warns on investments, Sagittarius seeks restraint. Capricorn notes tension with younger people, Aquarius notes loss of control, Pisces urges forward focus and optimism if today is your birthday.
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Bep
Aquarius
Lanward
Selbace
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Community Calendar entries for February and March in Columbus area
A dense list of local community events and meetings spanning February 21 to March 29. Includes Public show Poetry in Color at Platte College Theatre, Lions Club speakers, Engineers Week, Fire Station regional meeting, Downtown and Board of Directors meetings, Happy Chef activities, Rosary gatherings, Chamber and Rotary events, Girl Scout Cookie Sale, and multiple school and public notices. Details show times and venues like Louie's, Elks Country Club, Plaile College, Hastings campus, and City Hall.
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Platte Collage
Columbus Camera
Noah
Lions, Landmark
Bill Merill
Ican Lions
Uincan Fire Station
Nowntown
Association Board of Directors
Happy Chef
Rosary
Louie
Ton Heder
Industries Incorporated
Hiks Country Club
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Chamber
Vocational- Technical District Board
Hastings
Downtown ‘Association Board of
Rotary
Toule
Chamber Board of
Jaycee Board of
West Behlen
Columbus City Council
Downtown Association
Landmark
Columbus
Park
Alcoholics v Anonymous
St. Anthony's Hall
Columbus Housing Authority
Heritage House Center
Columbus Schools
Board of Education
Masked bandit robs savings bank in Claremont
A masked robber held up Citizens Savings and Loan in Claremont North Carolina. The teller surrendered cash around 3000 dollars after the gun discharged accidentally sending a water stream at the teller, then the assailant fled with the money.
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Claremont. N.C
UPI
Citzens Savings and Loan Association
Jerome Hines Captivates Columbus In Metropolitan Opera Night
Jerome Hines, famed Metropolitan Opera basso, electrified Columbus at Columbus High School. The California native delivered a rich program blending Peri, Handel, Schubert, Rossini, Mozart, and Moussorgsky with expert accompaniment by Alexander Alexay. Encores offered humor as Hines displayed broad range before a receptive audience.
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Basso
Jerome Hines
Columbus
Louis R. Rambour
Jerome Mines
Metropolitan Opera Co
Columbus High School
Hines
California
Schumacher wins district seven oratorical contest at Central High
Julie Schumacher oratorical winner Juke Schroeder of David City topped district seven, sponsored by the American Legion at Central High School near Raymond. Alice Schumacher of St Francis Central School Humphrey took second and John O'Hara of Stromsburg third. Steve Dager of Columbus High was among contestants.
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Juke Schroeder
David City
American Legion
Central High School
Raymond
Alice Schumacher
St Francis Central School
Humphrey
John O'Hara
Stromsburg
Now you know By United Press International
Utopia is a combination of the Greek words ou nat and topos, meaning nowhere as a place of no where.
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United Press International
Utopia
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