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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1976

Page

9

Abe Lincoln in Illinois at SFC March arts schedule

Dave Ekstrand a Sioux Falls junior story major acts in the Bicentennial production Abe Lincoln in Illinois at the SFC Fine Arts Center March 12 13 14. He is the son of James and Mrs Ekstrand of Columbus.

Dave Ekstrand Sioux Falls Liege S.D Abe Lincoln Illinois SFC Fine Arts Center Dave James Ekstrand Columbus

Saturday Night at Silver Creek Legion Event

Mr and Mrs Leonard Cumming of St Edward return from a southern Texas trip. John Deere Tractor Factory tour offered Feb 24 25 with limited space by Columbus Farm Equip Northwest Hwy 81 564 6464. Steve Wieser of Kansas City visits family over Washington's Birthday weekend. Harmony Lat Feb 21 430 PM to 12 00 AM Longbranch Bar hosts event.

William Bennett St. Michael Church Albion Joe Demuth Harold Robinson John Demuth Columbus Gerald Demuth Central City Richard Demuth Carson City Nev Bennett Omaha Albion School John Deere Columbus Farm Equip Northwest Hwy Steve Wieser Kansas City Washington Mrs Lee Wieser Harmony Boys

Hess Dyas Campaigns Across Nebraska Before Sunday Farewell

Democratic U S Senate candidate Hess Dyas visited Columbus Lindsay Humphrey Creston Leigh Clarkson and Schuyler engaging with workers voters and officials. He outlined Neighborhood Dyas Homes plans and targeted eight to ten houses statewide before a farewell Sunday event in Albion. First Baptist Church Albion hosts a farewell dinner for Rev J F Kunce and his wife as they relocate to Emerson Iowa.

Hess Dyas U.S. Senate Columbus Mayor's Commission On the Status of Women Middle State Dyas Lindsay Humphrey Creston Leigh Clarkson Schuyler David City Albion First Baptist Church J. F. Kunce

Land-use repeal hearing draws 125 in Nebraska Capitol

A hearing on LB 929 to repeal last year’s land-use laws drew more than 125 people. Proponents say repeal restores prior rules and local control, while opponents warn of growth limits and state oversight.

Sue Ihne Alliance Leslie Stull Neligh John DeCamp Agriculture and Environment Committee Utica Dougla Bereuter State Office of Planning and Program Government, Military and Veterans Affairs Committee DeCamp Columbus Don Dworak Bellwood Loran Schmit Bereuter Stull State Office William Norton Osceola Nebraska Rural Electric Assn Polk County Denny Hudson Chadron Mardi Anderson Kearney League of Women Voters Platte County Lincoln Dawes Dworak Schmit

Club meeting notes from WWTK gathering

The WWTK Club met Monday with 16 members present hosted by Mrs. Elsie Schmit and Florence Kamenske. Marjorie Kimble won the door prize. After lunch, card games yielded prizes for Margaret Hosher (high) and Alice Dolezal (low). March hostesses are Ruth Cockson and Tena Beringer.

Bellwood Elsie Schmit Florence Kamenske Marjorie Kimble Margaret Hosher Alice Dolezal Ruth Cockson Tena Beringer

Hospital Report Dismissals From Behlen Community Hospital

Dismissals listed include Jeffrey Weinhoff of Humphrey Mrs. Dennis Kudron and her daughter from Behlen Community Hospital.

Behlen Community Hospital Jeffrey Weinhoff Humphrey Dennis Kudron Columbus

City Briefs Highlight Community Meetings And Notices

City briefs list upcoming events including Job's Daughters meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the Masonic Temple and a Bible lecture series at the Loup Public Power Building hosted by Ambassador College. Also listed are family roller skating, a Ladies Stagette luncheon, a square dance event, and Humane Society warnings about dogs to be destroyed if not claimed.

Ambassador College Gardiner Ted Armstrong Loup Public Power Building Humane Society St. Bernard

Colfax County Voter Registration Opens at Local Offices

Schuyler Colfax County Clerk Lamar J Brdicke announces Feb 20 voter registration at Clarkson City Clerk office 1 pm to 3 pm weekdays, Howells village clerk office Tuesdays 9 am to noon, Leigh village clerk office Wednesdays 8 am to 5 pm, in addition to regular county hours. Primary May 11 registration by Apr 30. changes require re registration. Terms expiring in Schuyler Ward 1 Everett Loseke Ward 2 Henry Speckman Ward 3 Albert E Wood. filing deadline 5 pm March 12. filing info at city and county clerk offices.

Schuyler — Colfax Lamar J. Brdicke Colfax County Clarkson Howells Village Leigh Schuyler Everett E. Loseke Henry Speckm

Leigh Future Farmers speak at Optimist Club luncheon

Three Leigh Future Farmers of America members Chuck Folken Tim Reichmuth and Rick Wendt spoke at the Optimist Club lunch detailing their fall trip to the national FFA convention Arrowhead Stadium and the TWA Maintenance Building in Kansas City A dinner theater meeting is planned for March 23 at the Firehouse Dinner Theater in Omaha and a 46 passenger bus has been chartered Steve Feye of Midland College Fremont will present slides from his Europe study tour at the February 26 meeting at the Old Leigh Inn Public is invited to the noon meeting.

Leigh Leigh Future Farmers of America Optimist Club Chuck Folken Tim Reichmuth Rick Wendt FFA Arrowhead TWA Kansas City Firehouse Omaha Steve Feye Midland College Fremont Europe Old Leigh Inn

Girl Scouts Prepare Nebraska Workshop on Planning Skills

More than 70 Girl Scouts and leaders from across Nebraska will attend a two day workshop at Platte College February 27 and 28 titled Partners in Planning. Prairie Hills Executive Director Lucille Miller says the event models how girls and adults can communicate in planning and decision making and bring troop and camp programs to life. Team leaders include Beth Meyer Sonja Rix and Romania Montgomery with focus on communications goal setting and active program emphasis. Registration is February 27 from noon to 1 pm with sessions running 1 to 4 pm through February 28.

Nebraska Platte College Prairie Hills Lucille Miller Beth Meyer Fremont Prairie Hills Girl Scout Council Sonja Rix Prairie Hills Council Romenia Montgomery National Girl Scout Shawnee Mission Kan

St John Women Meet for Sewing and Visits

St John Church members held a sewing day producing lap robes and quilts for nursing homes. Visits included Ed Wiemer and family to see Mrs August Wiemer in Norfolk hospital and Dr Mrs Larson traveling from Minneapolis to see his mother. Dorothy Birthday Club hosted by Mrs Harvey Palmateer and Dorcas members met for sewing for a mission station.

Creston St. John Church Ed Wiemer Norfolk August Wiemer Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital Wm. Larson Minneapolis Minn Larson Harvey Palmateer

Fullerton Manor starts Life Line service

Fullerton Manor launches a new community Life Line program beginning in March. The free service provides a daily telephone check in for residents in ill health aged or physically handicapped within the Fullerton exchange with calls at 9 to 9 30 a.m. and 4 to 4 30 p.m. Those interested should call Fullerton Manor.

Fullerton Fullerton Manor Fullerton Exchange

Blue Gold Banquet for Cub Pack 115 in Columbus Nebraska

Cub Pack 115 held a Blue and Gold Banquet February 15 at St. Bonaventure Social Hall with Rev Regis Watts P W Lakers and several families as guests. Lakers spoke on scouting value as cake celebrated his 53rd scouting anniversary while awards went to Tim Mullen Dwayne Chohan Mike Davis and others for wolf badges and silver or gold arrows. Scotus Swing Choir entertained and Lyman Wilkinson of the State Game Commission presented a land conservation film tied to a tale of an Indian chief 118 years ago. Eagles Den conducted flag ceremonies and Bicentennial themed decorations finished the event.

Cub Pack St. Bonaventure Regis Watts P. W. Lakers Bob Weiler Joe Moore Joe Flash Dick Novotny Harold Ebel Den Lakers Tim Mullen Dwayne Chohan Mike Davis Greg McGillivray Mark Rischar Marty Reuss Todd Simpson Bill Soulliere Russell Preister Mark Kosch Scotus Swing Choir Dave Ferguson Lyman Wilkinson State Game Commission Eagles den

Leigh Commercial Club elects officers and July Fourth plan

Norman Osten is president Laurence Maliha vice president George Deichmann secretary and Howard Brown treasurer elected at the Leigh Commercial Club meeting Wednesday. Appreciation Day to join the town Bicentennial July 4 stores to close Monday July 5 Deichmann to represent the community with the prospective dentist. One accident reported in Schuyler high school parking lot with $175 damage to each of two cars and no injuries. The text notes the 18 year old Singye Wangchuck is Bhutan's youngest reigning monarch.

Leigh Commercial Club Norman Osten Laurence Maliha George Deichmann Howard Brown Schuyler Marlin Kradl Ronald Brichacek Ann Guynan

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