Missing Personals and Local Notices from Columbus Area
A jumble of local items includes social notices for Mr. and Mrs. Olle Latenain and other names, a restaurant job ad, an upcoming Platte Valley Travel and Adventure series event at Columbus Senior High Auditorium, and various payments, sales and tax preparation notes. Also mentions Elks Country Club events, birthday party honors, and a John Deere Day at Columbus Farm Equipment.
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Switzerland
Platte Valley
Hil
At & Pm
Columbus Sanior High School
Women’s Division of
Columbus Area Chamber of Commerce
Workers Return To Jobs At Nuclear Plant After Injunction
Brownville Nebraska Cooper Nuclear Station workers were to resume duties today after Nemaha County District Court issued a temporary injunction. The order required members of Lahorera Local 1140 to end picketing and return to work. The union had started picketing Wednesday, idling about 600 members from other unions who would not cross the line. No hearing date for the injunction was set.
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Brownville
UPL
Wark
Ora
Cooper
Bladea
Nemaha County
Lahorera
Stokes Rejects McGovern VP Offer for Cleveland Mayor
Cart 3. Stokes, first Negro mayor of a major American city, brushed off Sen. George McGovern’s suggestion that he run for vice president. McGovern said he would consider a black or a woman as running mate and called Stokes an attractive leader who can win votes in a large city. Stokes replied he is not interested in any other job than mayor of Cleveland.
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Cleveland
UPI
Stokes
George McGovern
D-S.d
McGovern
Ohio
Navy warns budget cuts threaten naval superiority
Admiral Elmo R Zumwalt says the Navy faces a dangerous budget shortfall as Congress trims about 800 million from Navy funds. He warns further cuts could push the United States from first to second in naval power behind the Soviet Union, unless President Nixon’s forthcoming budget reverses the trend.
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Washington
UPL
United States
U.S
Elmo R.zarawalt
Nixon
Conress
Zumwall
Yumwalt
Kearney Girl Crowned 1971 Nebraska Junior Miss
Nancy Smith of Kearney won the 1971 Nebraska Junior Miss title at the state pageant, earning a $500 scholarship and the right to represent Nebraska in the National Junior Miss contest in Mobile, Alabama. Cathy Lewis of Grand Island crowned her, following the 1970 Junior Miss victory.
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Oqrand Island
UPI
Nancy Smith
Kearney
Nebraska
Mobile
Ala
le Smith
Cathy Lewis
Grand Island
Chrysler UAW begin round of talks in Detroit
In Detroit, the United Auto Workers and Chrysler Corp. start a marathon, around the clock negotiation effort to avert a relapse of a crippling auto strike. About 120,000 hourly and salaried workers are involved as talks progress under a news blackout.
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Detroit
UPT
United Auto Workers
Chiesler Corp
Unlii
Jay
Chrysler
Woman Visits Relatives in Area from St Paul and Ohio
A fragmented notice reports Minna Myas dunet widow visiting her sisters Olira and Bima Andareon and brother Carleton Anderson in Stromsburg. It mentions Mrs Larry Miller tiring of a third private teacher and notes connections to Ohio State University and the University of Nebraska graduate Dennigy Thope.
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Stromsburg
St. Paul
Minna
Myas Dunet
Olira
Bima Andareon
Carleton Anderson
Larry Miller
Ohio States University
Dennigy ‘Thope
University of Nebraska
Manson jury begins second full day of deliberation
In Los Angeles a seven man five woman jury enters the second full day of deliberations in the Charles Manson case. Security is tight at the Hall of Justice after a Saturday session lasting over six hours as deputies warned of possible disturbances by followers of the accused mastermind of the seven LaBianca killings. No incidents occurred and the jurors continued their work through the day.
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Los Angeles
UI1
Anid
Sheriff’s Department
Afansan
Sunilay
Florida seal shows Indian figure in miniskirt, secretary notes
Florida Secretary of State Richard Stone says the original state seal depicts an Indian girl in a miniskirt. He cites repairs and a later change that lengthened the hem and invites input from Florida women on the preferred dress length.
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Tallahassee
Fla
UPI
Soca
Florida
Richard Stone
Stone
Mini
Couple of happy gems from odd-foot footwear ad
A Norwich man placed an ad seeking a gentleman with an opposite foot size to swap footwear. Douglas Freslad responded, and the two men, Geoff Lewis and Freslad, now report happiness after a successful exchange of shoes.
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Norwich
England
Uly
Geoff Lewis
Fis Incal
Tcam
Douglas Freslad
Thorrington
Nebraska Senator Links HEW Issue to Tech Glitch
Lincoln UPI Senator Carl T Curtis of Nebraska says HEW difficulties over ADC payments stem from technical problems rather than dollars. He cites a potential $810 million federal welfare aid cutoff and argues the law is unreasonable. Curtis says funds can’t be cut before April 1 and expects a resolution before then.
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Lincoln
UPI
Carl T. Curtis
St-Neb
Nebraska
U.S. Health, Education and Welfare Department
HEW
Curtis
Sith
John Twiname
Social and Rehabilitation Service
ACC
Wallace Takes Oath On Capitol Steps In Alabama
Wallace, seeking a second term, will be sworn in on the Capitol steps by his brother Judge Jack Wallace. A large parade accompanies the ceremony with hundreds of musicians, drill teams, and mounted units observed along a two mile route as Wallace and Cornelia Eis Snively take part in the day’s events.
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Montgomery
Ala
UPI
George C. Wallaca
Capitol
Jefferson Davis
Wallace
Jack Wallace
Cornelia Eis Snively
Norfolk adopts 911 emergency numbering system
Norfolk officials announce the city will implement the 911 emergency number this Thursday. Mayor Id wari rzal states calls to 911 will be routed to the Norfolk Police Department for fire police sheriff and ambulance responses as part of a Northwestern Bell equipment rollout making Norfolk the fifth Nebraska community with the system.
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Norfolk
UPI
Idwari ¥Rzal
Ile
Two Tankers Collide Under Golden Gate Bridge
In thick fog under the Golden Gate Bridge two fully loaded tankers the Oregon Standard and the Arizona Standard collided spilling oil into San Francisco Bay. No injuries reported. About 210000 gallons leaked from one ship with three tanks leaking and both ships drifting before anchoring west of Angel Tata three miles from Isherman's Wharf. Coast Guard and civilians contained the spill as booms were deployed.
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San Francisco
UPT
Golden Gate Bridge
San Francisco Bay
Teebay
Oregon Standard
Arizona Standard
Standard Ol Company of California
San Franelsco Bay
Angel Tata
Isherman's
Wiurl
Coast Guard
Oregon
Sale of rights on Alaska North Slope oil lands approved
The Interior Department announced a December sale of all and gas rights along Alaska's North Slope. The plan aims to raise revenue for the coast and nations involved over the next year through drilling rights, following a long debate.
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Sale OF Rights
Washington
UPI
The
Interior
Department Jing i
Almaka
Barbers back to old tactic amid low mood in New Jersey
In Perth Ambo ay New Jersey veteran barber Sepligah Kresca and others report a shift to patronize only shops owned by people of color. The move, tied to a widespread downturn, follows 40 years in the trade and claims of dozens of closures statewide in 1970.
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Perth
Amboy
UPL
Sepligah Kresca
Srasca
Someboy
Robert Haire rites set for Wednesday
Albion funeral services for retired farmer Robert Iaire 95 will be Wednesday afternoon at First Mulbodist Church with Rev. Dak Milander officiating. Burial will be at Rose Hill Cemetery. He died at home of an apparent heart attack Sunday. He was born June 22, 1875, in Jersey, Nal, to Robert and Mary Huire. He married Rose Peterson in Newman Grove March 10, 1904. Survivors include a son Leonard of Valentine, daughters Mrs Albert Peterson, Milton Prominski of San Bernardino, Edith Chalmers of Montclair, and Robert Clintor of Wilmington, nine grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Preceding him in death were his wife and two daughters.
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Albion
Robert Iaire
Chuirch
Dak Milander
Rose Hill
Haire
Levander
Fuoneral
Jersey
Leonard
Valentine
Mmes
Albert
Rath) Peterson
Milton
Jessie) Prominski
San Bernardino
Calif
Edith Chalmers
Montclair
Robert
Edna) Clintor
Wilmington
Deby
Education funds allocated in area
Congressman Dave Marlin announced 2,082,508 dollars for eight Nebraska counties in the third district for fiscal 1671 under special programs for educationally disadvantaged children. The state will allocate the funds to counties and institutions serving handicapped, foster, neglected, delinquent, and low income children, totaling 13.3 percent of the state’s 7,296,552 dollar allotment and benefiting over one third of Nebraska’s 46,711 children in the program.
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Washington, D.C
Dave Marlin
Third Congressional District
Department of Heat, Education and Welfare
Hind Distriet
Nebraska
Martin
Hospital Report Behen Memorial Admissions and Births
Hospital notices list admissions and dismissals across multiple people and places. Names include Gabe Carter Sr Edward Alex Sneakings Columbus Louise Mueller Shelby and many others. births note a daughter to Mr and Mrs William Prokopek at 1070 Sith Ave with eight pounds nine ounces on January 16.
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Behlen Memorial Hospital
Gabe Carter
Edward
Alex Sneakings
Columbus
Louise Mueller
Shelby
Davis Wallace
Mary Hospital
William Prokopek
Sith Ave
Wilbert Greisen
Frank Uridil
Pinte Center
Paul Yoffman
Craston
Lloyd Swanson
St Edward
Carroll Enenviiter
Jerry Weinhott
Ernest Frayer Columbus
Paul Wardeman
Howard Tatler
Lew Locker
Dean Chesley
Kent Kopotsky
Connia Hawthorne
Collumbus
Arthur Augustin
Fred Ross
Silver Creek
Darcel Vary Meier
Albion
Frank Kerr
Bellwood
Funeral services set for area woman Leigh
Funeral services for Mrs. Henry (Anna) Hhintoman 72 are planned Tuesday at BL Pay Lutheran Church near Jeigh with Pastor Howald Nelson officiating. Burial will be in the parish cemetery. She died at Lutheran Community Hospital in Norfolk. Survivors include husband, daughter, son, six grandchildren, a brother, and a sister. Burial and prayer service details are given for 1 pm and 1 am in local notices.
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Leigh
Lutheran
Jeigh
Henry
Anna) Hhintoman
Lutheran’ Community Hospital
Norfolk
Howald Nelson
Pariah Cemetery
Hele Hovkemitr
Henry Muslernert
Columbus
Here
Inti
Melvin
Iainkee) Franzen
Newnan Grove
Cliftant of
Otto Mockememer
Tiree
Niemeyer Rites Set After Albion Man Dies at 75
Funeral services for Chris Niemeyer, 75, Albion, will be held Tuesday at 10:30 am at St Michael Catholic Church. Burial in parish cemetery. Body in state Monday at Lavender Funeral Home with rosary at 7 pm. Born Nov 16 1895 in Randolph, he married Florence Watson in Omaha Sep 21 1925. Survived by wife, sons Edward and Joseph, daughter Rosemary Labens, four grandchildren, two sisters. War veteran belonged to local YW and Legion clubs. He farmed near Albion then custodial work at Albion schools.
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Albion
Chris Niemeyer
Jipmayet
Neligh
Hubert Similli
Hia
Chris
Slippery Streets Cause Weekend Motorist Crashes
Slippery streets led to three weekend accidents with damage from 15 to 600 dollars but no injuries. At 25th Avenue and 1st Street Josep Mundil and Mavilyn Dones of Schuyler collided for 600 dollars in damage. Sunday events involved Shirley L. Smith of 4122 Sunset Drive and Edward J. Borchers of 008 15th Street with minor damage. Also, a 335 dollar mishap near 401 Pershing Road involved Carolyn J. Meyer of 206 Pershing Road and Leon E. Pickel of 2121 Alt Street.
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25Th Avenua
1St Street
Josep Mundil
Mavilyn
Dones
Schuyler
Shirley L. Smith
Sunset Drive
Edward J. Borcers
15Th Street
Borchers
Pershing Roat
Carolyn J. Meyer
Pershing Road
Laon
EB. Pickel
Allt Streel
Leigh Woman Visits Relatives in Fremont and Leigh
Leigh Mrs. Kenry Schneider visited her daughter Mrs. Richard Divis in Fremont. They were joined by another daughter Vicki in nurse training. Mrs. Rudolph Undra observed her BC birthday Sunday. Visitors included Wee daughters Mrs. Edwin Callies and Mrs. Amok Wert and Mr. and Mrs. Rudalph Mobaa.
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Leigh
Kenry Schneider
Richard Divis
Fremont
Schneider
Vicki
Minnesota school tour by three educators and officials
A trio of educators including tour participants David City Aquinas, Trey Fer, and Adrian Herbek along with Butler County Superintendent Ja Welker toured Minnesota schools. The study trip was sponsored by Education Unit Seven.
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David City
Aquinas Tugh
Trey
Death notices and services for Carr Belford and Earl Sculliere
Funeral services were held for Mr. Carr who died Sunday. James Belford, 56, died Thursday with 9:00 a.m. Saturday service at St Anthony Church. Military rites by the American Legion. Earl Sculliere buried at Ft. McPherson National Cemetery after dying Thursday in Omaha Veterans Hospital. survivors include Irene Zobel and brothers Ernst and Charles.
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Carr
Max Gare
Skeath
Meir
Hasyett
Belford
James
Doe) Belford
Anthony
Vern Beekmann
Pusrd
Will Putnam
Duane Ernst
Jim Lippsirccu
Carroll Eneminger
Earl Sculliere
Ft. McPherson, National Cemetery
Maxwell
Omaha Veterans Hospital
Paul
Irene) Zobel
Ernst
Columbus
Charles
Plale Center
Record crowds at Western Stock Show in Denver
Thousands flocked to the National Western Stock Show in Denver to watch events from Appaloosa horse judging to sheep shearing. Attendance figures were not final but early today looked like a record turnout, with Friday and Saturday totals at 46,840, about 2,000 over last year. The nine day show featured champions Mighty Marshall and Mighty Hold Tight, with Nebraskan youths Kurt Kleinschimntit and Kenneth Robare Jr. winning the Wit Catch-It Calf Contest.
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Denver
UPI
National Western Stock Show
National Western
Mighty Marshall
Grafton
Kenneth Robare Jr
Geneva
Fire call to overheated furnace at Frank Zelasney home
Fire crews were dispatched to the Frank Zelasney residence at 2208 6th Street for an overheated furnace. A police blotter lists fined motorists including Finyd J. Sorensen ten dollars for speeding and several overtime parking and red light violations. Mrs Mildred Herrad, 67, died Sunday evening at St Mary Hospital with funeral plans pending at McKowa Funeral Home.
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Frank Zelasney
6Th Street
Columbus
Finyd J. Sorensen
James R. Huenergarde
Gus J. Bspoules
Jack R. McGee
Donald H. Newman
John J. Kass
Swanton
Mildred Herrad
Da11
28Th Street
St Mary Hospital
Herroll
McKowa Funeral Home
Wilbur Fricke Returns Home From Visit With Brother Rebvin
Monroe Wilbur Fricke of Tecumseh has returned to his home after spending several days visiting with his brother Rebvin and family.
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Monroe
Wilbur Fricke
Tecumseh
Rebvin
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