Sister Christine Mayes Visits During Mother's Illness
Sister Christine Mayes of Albuquerque arrived to be with her mother Mrs. Allan Hayes in her last illness. The weekend visitors included son Dick of Omaha and daughters Mrs. Jerome Langan of Omaha Mrs. Clete Miller of Council Bluffs and Mr. Bernard Cuba of Lincoln. After the funeral Christine will stay a week with her sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Charles Putnam.
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Christine Mayes
Albuquerque
N.M
Allan Hayes
Hayes
Omaha
Jerome Langan
Clete Miller
Council Bluffs
Bernard Cuba
Lincoln
Christine
Charles Putnam
Hayes Mrs Allan Ernestine Hayes obituary to be funeralized
Mrs Allan Hayes aged 82 died Wednesday at Behlen Community Hospital after a two week illness. Funeral rites by Rev Regis Watts Saturday at St Bonaventure Catholic Church with burial in St Bonaventure Cemetery. Scripture service Friday at McKown Funeral Home. visitation starts Friday afternoon. A longtime Columbus resident born November 1912 in Braunsieben Austria she married Allan C Hayes in 1914. Surviving are son Richard and daughters Elizabeth Dorothy Catherine Patricia and Christine OSF plus two brothers twenty six grandchildren and twenty three great grandchildren. Burial follows a large Catholic family obituary with many affiliations noted.
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Schuyler Memorial Hospital
Colfax County
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Svoboda Funeral Home
Howells National Cemetery
Audrey Scott
North Bend
Frank and
Anne (Jonas) Fillipi
Anton Rysavy
Eleanor Vacha
Skokie
Ill
Emil Fillipi
Pender
Hayes
Allan
Ernestine) Hayes
Heritage House
Behlen Comunity Hospital
Regis Watts
St. Bonaventure Catholic Church
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Omaha
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Elizabeth) Langan
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Dorothy) Cuba
Lincoln
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Catherine) Putnam
Clete
Patricia) Miller
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Christine
Osf
Margaret
Albuquerque
N.M
John Stanzel
Bellevue
Frank Branzel
San Diego
Calif
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Bud
Ford expands inquiry into alleged foreign discrimination
President Ford has broadened a probe into alleged religious or racial discrimination by foreign investors in the United States. The White House said the investigation now includes the Defense Department after orders to Justice State and Commerce were issued. Reports say Arab countries and bankers have refused to do business with U. S. banks and companies tied to Israel.
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Washington
UFI
United States
Ron Nessen
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Defense Department
Arebai
Israel
Area churches host theologian talk on life story
Several area churches join for a talk titled The Bible Your Life Story by Professor LeRoy Norquist of the Lutheran School of Theology Chicago now theologian in residence for the Nebraska Synod. The event is March 5 in Leigh High School gym with pastors Turner Mortensen Nelson and choir members from five churches.
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Lutheran School of Theology
Chicago
Nebraska Synod
Leigh High School
T. John Lutheran
Shell Creek
Rural
Columbus
Zion Lutheran
Platte Center
St. Paul Lutheran
Leigh
St. Peter Lutheran
Creston
Robert Turner
Loyal Mortensen
David Nelson
Robert Iverson
Shelby village approves bids on two vehicles
Shelby Village Board accepted bids on a 1968 sedan and a 1969 truck. The sedan sold to Dale Rosenberry for 300 dollars and the truck to Keith Houdersheldt for 1850 dollars. Bids on the advertised pickup were led by Jerry Tonniges Chevrolet at 3450 dollars and the Ton niges bid was accepted.
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Ohelby
Shelby
Dale Rosenberry
Keith Houdersheldt
Jerry Tonniges
Chevrolet
Nubieman
Pontiac
Rogers-Riley Motor Co
Neilson Chevrolet Buick Co
Tonniges
Smiths to head camping club
The SuNCHAsers of Columbus camping club held its first meeting of the 1975 season Tuesday evening at the home of Don and Rita Smith. Terry and Andree Howman visited. Officers for the coming year are Don and Rita Smith presidents, Roger and Dade Hill vice-presidents, Bernie and Judy Jones secretaries treasurers. The group plans to attend an April officers workshop at Ayr Nebraska, hosting duties. The next planning meeting for the Ayr workshop will be March 14 at Bill and June Bell’s home. Visitors are welcome.
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Sunchasers of Columbus Camping Club
Don
Rita Smith
Terry
Andree Howman
Ayr
Neb
Roger and
Dade Hill
Bernie
Judy Jones
Dinner honors Mrs. Borchers at family cooperative event
A Sunday dinner at the Fred Borchers home in Albion gathered many Columbus area relatives to celebrate Mrs. Borchers birthday. Attendees included the Tarr, Brandt, Borchers, Crumley, Jenny, Ditter, War deman, and Moore families along with Mrs. Dorothy Brandt and Eugene. Mrs. Lowell Wardeman and husband from Lincoln visited Saturday. Ten women later attended a Northeast Area Church Women United Workshop in Neligh at St Francis Catholic Church with five Indian guests from Niobrara and Santee. The workshop was led by Henry Schultz and planned by Marion Michel Loretta and Harold Coakes Neligh.
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Allen Keller
Robbie Allen
Frank Keller
Humphrey
Gerald Schumacher
Lindsay
Dick Keller
Norman Borer
Paul Nieuwenhuis
Columbus
Jim Gronenthal
Piss — Taunss
Wilburn Crumley
Virgil Crumley
Daugher
Max Jenny
Dave Ditter
Lowell Wardeman
Lincoln
Chohons Return From California Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Chohon returned home Monday after a sixteen day journey to California. They visited his sister and her husband in Leona Valley and his brother and wife in Hollywood. En route home they assisted with niece and husband in Colorado Springs. Mrs. Stella Hobbensiefken and Leonard Johnson likewise returned Sunday after a two week visit with relatives in Colorado and Texas.
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Elmer Chohon
California
al Behnken
Leona Valley
Alex Chohon
Hollywood
Ken White
Colorado Springs
Stella Hobbensiefken
Leonard Johnson
Colorado
Texas
King and queen crowned as community weekly meeting noted
Right to Life chapter holds its monthly meeting at 8 p m in Equitable community room public welcome. Mrs Allphin injured at Columbus Airport undergoes surgery and improves from critical to serious condition. several county court fines listed. St Francis High School crowns Tom Asiar and Beth Pfeifer as King and Queen of Hearts with multiple senior junior attendants named.
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Right To Life
Equitable Community Room
Dixie Ailphin
Columbus
Lincoln
Allphin
Humphrey
Tom Asiar
Beth Pfeifer
St. Francis High School
Tom
Joe Haiar
Beth
Bab Pfeifer
Sheri Herchenbach
Dale Olivier
Carol Jaworski
Bell Krings
Rena Boesch
Bruce Pfeifer
Lynn Brockhals
Norm Weinhoff
Judy Sand
Joe Hisemmenger
Sharon Eisenmenger
Alvin Zach
City Briefs Hospital Auxiliary New youth resources program in Columbus
City briefs note a 3:30 p.m. Monday meeting on youth resources in Columbus. Other items include a patient surgery, Humane Society dog destruction notices, and community notices from Parents Without Partners. plus local anniversary celebrations and accident reports, with multiple hospital admissions and births listed for area facilities.
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Hospital Auxiliary
Columbus
Three Shelby students earn SRC speech contest superior ratings
Three Shelby high school students received superior ratings at the C R C Speech Contest held in Benedict. Rick Kubicek excelled in interpretive prose, Chris Houderscheldt in after dinner speaking, and Bonnie Hohndort in original oration. Sweepstakes went to Rising City first Mordville second Gresham third. Albion Glen Black of Meadow Grove spoke on The Energy Crisis at the Farm ers Union Co op banquet in Albion Tuesday. Donald Skillestad served as master of ceremonies.
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C.R.C
Benedict
Rick Kubicek
Chris Houderscheldt
Bonnie Hohndort
Rising City
Mordville
Gresham
Albion
Glen Black
Meadow Grove
Land of Lakes Petroleum
Farmers Union Co-op
Donald Skillestad
Stop gap solution eyed for college bond payments
Lincoln Nebraska UPI report notes Sen Richard Marvel of Hastings calls LH368 a stop gap. The measure would authorize a revolving bond fund to buy revenue bonds in dormitory and student union projects. Senators discuss restructuring higher education and dorm occupancy and note Nebraska has about 43 million in bonds across state colleges and the university.
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UPI
University of Nebraska
Richard Marvel
Hastings
Marvel
Gerald Koch
Ralston
Koch
State Colleges Board of Trustees
Nebraska
Leslie Stull
Alliance
Ron Cope
Kearney
George Syas
Omaha
Constitutional Revision and Recreation Comittee
Creston Red Cross Drives Report Local Contributions
Contributions totaling 110 dollars were collected by Mrs. Norris. Groteluschen serves as Red Cross chairman for Creston Township, with Mrs. Leroy Schroeder as Platte County chairman and Mrs. Robert Ritter as Creston chairman.
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Norris.Groteluschen
Red_ Cross
Creston Township
Leroy Schroeder
Platte County
Robert Ritter
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