Farnham to be installed by Masons in Columbus lodge
Lebanon Lodge No. 323 in Columbus will install Charles Farnham as worshipful master at 8 p.m. Saturday in the Masonic Temple. Nebraska Grand Master T. Leo Stines conducts the ceremony with P.W. Elliott marshal and D. Lee Grace chaplain. Host couple Mr. and Mrs. John Streeter welcome guests. refreshments follow. Officers for the year include Farnham and others such as C. Lynn Anderson and Robert E. Koppel. templecraft board lists Farnham, Elliott, and J. P. Young.
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Lebanon
Columbus
Robert E. Koppel
Elliott
Orval W. Cooley
Gerald L. Overturf
Evans Vlasak
Roger Cooley
Edmund Lively
Russell Aat
Tyler
Leland Pennington
Templecraft Board
Farnham
J.P. Young
Tax break for veterans at age 70
Veterans past age 70 or turning 70 in 1977 may qualify for a partial real estate tax exemption under Nebraska’s Homestead Exemption law. The exemption is higher than non veteran rates but usually below the 65 plus low income category. Applications must show ownership and residence, and must be filed by April 1 at the County Veterans Office or Assessors Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
County Veterans Office
Assessors Office
Coaches share insights at Holiday Inn gathering
A noon program at the Holiday Inn featured three high school girls basketball coaches, Steve Klutman of Columbus, John Miyoshi of Lakeview, and Jon Wrage of Scotus, discussing experiences and training. Lakeview, in its sixth year, faces tough district play at 3-3, while Columbus and Scotus are newer to the sport. Dr Art Liebentritt was named Sertoman of the Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Sterup
Art Liebentritt
Stinson earns MBA. serves in Mannheim with 15th Ordnance
Capt Lee Stinson son of Mr and Mrs Chuck Stinson earned a Master of Science in business administration from Boston University. He is operations officer of the 15th Ordnance Battalion stationed at Mannheim Germany. He is a 1968 Columbus High School and 1972 US Military Academy West Point graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Stinson
Chuck Stinson
Boston University
Stinson
15Th Ordnance Battalion
Mannheim
Germany
Columbus High School
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
N.Y
Wunderlichs Still Serving Tom and Jerry's in The Dalles
Local note reports Wunderlichs returning to The Dalles after visiting relatives with John Nelson and family staying with Leo Eller and family in David City for two and a half weeks. Other items include community events, classes, weddings, and moves around Columbus area.
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Dalles
Ore
John Nelson
Leo Eller
David City
Poorman's Tax See See Odie at Tip Top Bar
A small local notice for Poorman's Tax directs residents to see Odie at the Tip Top Bar located at 2521 11th St or call 564 7017. The ad promises year round service with a set schedule 1 3 5 7 11 13 18 20 25 27.
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Odie
11Th St
Nebraska approves NPPD 650 MW Gerald Gentleman plant plan
The Nebraska Department of Environmental Control plans to grant NPPD’s permit to build a 650 megawatt unit at the Gerald Gentleman plant near Hershey. A legal notice will be filed January 18 with a 30 day public comment period and a February 17 decision on a possible public hearing. Conditions require coal analyses before shipment and EPA standard compliance plus ongoing ambient air monitoring.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPI
State Department of Environmental Control
Nebraska Public Power District
Gerald Gentleman
Hershey
NPPD
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Feeders to Meet Monday for Beef Referendum Discussion
Platte County Livestock Feeder's Association holds its annual meeting Monday at Klub 81 with president Leland Nelson. Steve Dittmer of the Nebraska Beef Industry Foundation will discuss the beef referendum and Jayne Hager of the National Meat Board will promote red meat consumption. Directors will be elected.
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Platte County
Klub
Leland Nelson
Genoa
Steve Dittmer
Nebraska Beef Industry Foundation
Gibbon
Dittmer
Nebraska Stockgrowers
Jayne Hager
National Meat Board
Chicago
Jayne
Nelson
Svoboda and others listed in local death notices
Lifelong Bruno farmer Jim J. Svoboda 67 died at home Wednesday. Funeral rites Friday 10 a.m. at St. Mary Catholic Church David City with Rosary and wake at the church. Surviving relatives listed, multiple siblings and grandchildren. Other obituaries include Mrs. Rudy Flanagan 81 Albion, and George Vogel 60 Omaha, plus Harry Sumner 64 Colorado, Mamie Dostal 89 Clarkson with services in Howells.
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Svoboda
Bruno Farmer
Jim J. Svoboda
St. Mary Catholic Church
David City
Rudolph Oborny
Purial
Appleton
Knights of Columbus
Anton
Stacy Svoboda
Butler County
Don C
Bruno
Larry
Darlene) Sloup
Mark
Delores) Landholm
Hastings
Joe G
Valariam
Rudy
Cyril
Dennis
Louis H
Lincoln
Adolph
Emil
Loma
Lad
Mary) Cemper
Martha Fiala
Jerry
Lucille) Pleskac
Bill
Elsie) Ponce
Gen
Mildred) Chubb
Rose) Jacob
Rose
Daniel
Flanagan
Rudy Flanagan
Albion
Boone County
St. Michael Catholic Church
Levander
George
Nellie (Baker) Standerwick
John Flanagan
Boys Town
John
Duane
Ray
Bob
Florence, Ariz
Westminster
Calif
Tom
Corad
Sharon
Rosemary
Redwood City
Bob Standerwick
Mankato
Kan
Carol Dwyer
Maylon Grant
Denver
Sumner
Harry Sumner
Rogers- North Bend
Greeley
Colo
Rita
Jim
Colorado
Albert Sumner
Rogers
Twin Falls
Idaho
Brothr
Ethel Silome
Portland
Ore
Ervin
Pearl) Bergt
Schuyler
Dostal
Mamie Dostal
Clarkson
Schuyler Memorial Hospital
Howells
Humlicek Funeral Home
St. John Catholic Church
Vaclav Kovar
Stover
Omaha
Frank Dostal
Lumir
Venance
Lillian) Horak
West Point
City Briefs Highlight Local Hospital Stays and Events
Entries list patients at Lutheran Memorial Hospital Omaha and Veterans Hospital Grand Island, and note Carol Ernsts return from St. Marys Rochester. Also announced are Past Noble Grand gatherings with Bernice Tredway, Family Y Night, a teen dance, Cen tennial dinner tickets, and a Scotus 1967 class reunion planning meeting.
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Scotus
2Nd Street
Hospital Report and Community Notes for Columbus Area
Hospital admissions and dismissals listed for Columbus Boone County and surrounding towns. Births noted at Albion and Newman Grove with weights. Community items include Harold's Squares-Dance Club at Lost Creek School January 16, CB directory project by Pawnee REACT, Kiwanis Club rescheduling Queen's Night at Izaak Walton cabin, and a hospital surgery note at St. Francis Grand Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold's Squares
Lost Creek
Kiwanis Club
Izaak Walton
Break-in at Pawnee Park skate shed targets Kiwanis Club items
Police report a break-in at the Pawnee Park skate shed where about $20 worth of candy, pop and other Kiwanis Club items were stolen.
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Pawnee Park
Kiwanis Club
Free Church elects officers and unveils building plan
Highland Park Evangelical Free Church at 3602 16th Street held its annual meeting Monday night electing Gary Williams as chairman, Joe Gratzel as vice chairman, and a slate of officers. The congregation approved proceeding with a west side addition including Sunday School rooms offices and a large all purpose space with construction slated to begin after details with the General Board.
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Highland Park Evangelical Free Church
16Th Street
General Board
Gary Williams
Joe Gratzel
Milo Kincaid
Jerry Danhauer
George Menke
Bob Law
Shirley Nelson
Christian Education Board
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Chuck
Anderson
Sonia
Cash & Carry Anderson
U.S. 30
Walter Lassek
Parish
Fullerton
John Tomek
Loretta Demuth
California
San Francisco
Long Beach
Snomobiles
Pac Boots
Payless Shoes
Doane College
Crete
Diane Loseke
Fritz Loseke
Terrence Michael
Edwin Michael
Kevin Welsh
E. R. Welsh
Columbus Family Planning New Hours
TOM and Jerry
Ray's Tavern
Bellwood
Eagles
Country Ramblers
Columbus Beauty College
Albion—The
Federal Grant Utilization Board
Chamber of Commerce
Columbus Florists
B-K
Chauncey C. Sheldon
James Faiman
Amy and
Jeffrey
Stratton
C.C. Sheldon
Clara Kallwell
Platte Center
Shape UP
Katherine Grotelueschen
Carl Knapp
Thornton
Terry Grotelueschen
Longmont
Canon
Copystar
Reneo Mimeograph
Royal Typewriters
Bricker’s, Inc
11Th
Columbus, Nebraska
Columbus Telegram
Robert Busler
Lutheran Memorial Hospital
Larry Rosenthal
Veterans Hospital
N. Broadwell
Grand Island
Carol Ernst
St. Mary's Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Herman Ernst
Rebekah
Bernice Tredway
Family Y
Last Chance
St. Bonaventure
Columbus Hospital
Louis Kraeman
Arnold Lachnit
Humphrey
Julie Millard
Leigh
Albin Prososki
Osceola
Leo Dolloff
Lloyd Harney
Clint Kapels
Gayle Lusche
Amy Donoghue
Monroe
Jay Kraenow
Earl Northrup
Schuyler Hospital
Elwin Ludwig
Michael Jelinek
Everett Hahn
James Doerenmann
Dodge
Gus Fayman
Bergan-Mercy
James Olnes
Dwight Rieck
Milan Sawyer
Newman Grove
Pawnee React
William Bird
Mary Jane Glock
Rising City
St. Francis Hospital
W. Charles
Free Church
Tative
Mary Jo Mord
Norma Hobbs
Betty Miller
Gene Jones
Ray Hauser
Harold Lemp
Rod Sawtell
Bill Brunken
Howard Nelson
Jed Rood
Ed Gerrelts
Dave Hassebroock
Loren Johnson
Wesley Johnson
Bill McCubbin
Gordon Essink
Keith Kasselder
Allen Killham
John Opitz
Ellen Gordon
Sue McCubbin
Lucille Killham
Janis Rood
Twyla Sawtell
Gertrude Gerrelts
Elisabeth Lemp
Kathy Mohrman
Arlene Kincaid
Cardiovascular Center
UN Medical Center Act
Nebrassans
Pubic Telewson Inc
Nature Brand Farms
Groteke Farms
Tom Groteke
Raymond Groeteke
Deer River
OLU Columbus
Capra
Gregory Peck
Lee Remick
Rieze Studio
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