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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1971
Page
10
A cluttered column lists family updates from Mrs. Loula Mitlaneter and relatives, facing a drinking problem with AL ANON contact. Several local events follow including steak feed, dance nights, floral ads, job Wanted ads for waitress and bartender, plus a note on a rescue discharge and moving headlines from Columbus to Lexington.
Thomas Werner 80 longtime St Edward resident died December 14 in Chicago. Funeral at SS Edward Catholic Church conducted by Fr Duane Takes with burial in St Edward Cemetery. Rosary Sunday at Miller Funeral Home. Born August 16 1911 in Boone County North of St Edward he worked for Greyhound Bus and lived in Chicago. WWII SeaBees veteran and Catholic. Survivors include wife two stepsons three brothers and three sisters with several relatives named.
Wanda Didier of Clarks graduates into the 26th class of the Central Nebraska Technical College School of capping ceremonies held at First United Presbyterian Church in Kearney. Students completed four months of their one year practical nursing program.
Mrs Kenneth Taddiken 65 of Shelby died Thursday morning at home. Funeral services will be Sunday at 2 pm at United Methodist Church Shelby with burial in Shelby Cemetery. Kepner Funeral Home of Osceola in charge. She was born February 28 1945 to Robert and Mamie Thomazin and married Kenneth Taddiken February 14 1999. Surviving are her husband four daughters six grandsons one granddaughter a brother Delwyn Thomazin Omaha sisters in Omaha Columbus Grinnell and California. Parents died recently.
Funeral services are set for 10:30 a.m. Saturday for Anna Hein, 87, who died Wednesday at Columbus Moor. Msgr. An Lisko will officiate at St Church with burial in the parish cemetery. She lies in state Friday at Knott Funeral Blome with a parish rosary at 7 p.m. and wake service at 7:20 p.m. Born April 26, 1803 in Buller County to Nicholas and Anna Karl Hein, she was a housekeeper. Survivors include brother Nicholas of David City and several nieces and nephews.
Police investigated a weekend collision at the intersection of West Street and 20th Avenue near a parked truck owned by James Rawhouser. Mrs. Marold Kramer learned of the death of Mrs. Mo J Kelly of Montrose California, buried in Soul Bend Indiana beside her husband Jack. Funeral notices include Robert Kelly of Montrose and relatives in California. Community notices include Lions Club, Dive In Iowa death of Robert Thonmann, United Fund meeting January 20, Scotus Dinner, Eastern Star installation, wrestling event January 16, and school and hospital updates. Fire department was sent to 27th Avenue and 12th Street for a car fire with front seat damage.
Mrs. Gertie Lena Darnall 78 died Thursday at Benlen Memorial Hospital. Services 2 p.m. Saturday at David City Memorial Chapel with Rev. Carroll Fronty officiating. Burial in Pleasant Hill Cemetery at Rising City. She lies in state 3-9 p.m. Friday. Born Sept 12 1892 in Butler County to James and Sarah Cornell. Married Judson Darnall. Survived by two daughters Mrs. R C Jackson and Mrs. Hert Evelyn Gregory of Rising City, a brother Floyd of David City, a sister Bessie Cornell of Schuyler. Preceded in death by husband, parents, a brother and a son.
Two Boone County officials began their terms this week. Eunice Bowers replaced Hazel Gilmer as District Court clerk and William Buettner replaced Sam Tishaumner as county commissioner.
Secretary of State Allen Beerman announces the appointment of Ralph Englert 43 as administrative assistant to the secretary of state. Englert will serve in Cheyenne County and bring local government experience to the state department.
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