Seven from Columbus at electric meeting
Seven from Columbus will attend the Nebraska Rural Electric Association annual meeting in Lincoln. Dick Wilkerson said top officials from NPPD and Nebraska Sledric Generation and Transmission will present reports. Delegates will hear from federal officials and local leaders, with awards for no lost-time accidents and discussions on youth activities and power use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Nebraska Rural Electric Association
NREA
Lincoln
Dick Wilkerson
DA. Blatchford
Nebraska Sledric Generation and Transmission Cooperative
D. W. Will
Nebraska Public Power District
NPPD
Rod Gustafson
Jack McEnerney
Cornhusker Ppd
Paul Swanson
Condie Wemberl
Humphrey
Washington, D.C
Nebraska Rural Electric Systems
Nebraska Rural Electriction
William Galbraith
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Louis Stang
Blackwell
Oklahoma
National Rural Electric Cooperative Association
NRECA
James Myers
Rural Electrification Administration
REA
Sam Schwartzkopf
Norbert Tiemann
Manitowoc
Wise
H.K. Hill
Grand Island
Geld
James Marquart
Louisville
Electric Research and
John Bruckner Rites Held At Humphrey
The Humphrey farmer John Bruckner Sr. died Friday at his rural home. Funeral services were conducted by the Rev. Edwin Albers at St Francis Catholic Church and Cemetery with pallbearers named, and survivors listed including six sisters and two brothers. Born Oct. 20, 1915, he attended St Francis School and lived on the family farm with two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey
Edwin Albers
John F Bruckner
St Francis Catholic
Humphrey Farmer
Dorian Widhalm
Jank Nykodym Jr
Allen Fuchs
Terry Carson
Lester
William Crumley
Joe Bruckner
St Francis School
Edward
Adeline) Widhalm
Mike
Elizabeth) Fuchs
Norfolk
George
Clara) Grotelueschen
Ludden
N. D
Lawrence
Joseph Dr
Fiumphrey
Howard
Mary) Carson
Crete
Mya
Frank
Rosella
Nettleton Technical Institute Accredited by NATTS
Nettleton Technical Institute was accredited by the National Association of Trade and Technical Schools as of January 15, 1970. The Accrediting Commission NATTS is recognized by the U S Office of Education under Chapter 33 Title 38 U S Code. The institute must show excellence in education and administration with ethical practices to maintain accreditation. It offers a two year program in architectural and engineering technology with courses in mechanical and building construction technology, surveying and business management development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettleton Technical Institute
National Association of Trade and Technical Schools
Accrediting Commission
NATTS
U. S. Office of Education
Rnatts
Services today for Otis Bartlett
Funeral services were held at Miller Funeral Home for Otis Bartlett 68 who died Saturday night in a fire at a pickup truck on his farm northeast of Fullerton. Burial was at Rose Hill. Survivors include his widow two daughters one son 10 grandchildren two great grandchildren a brother and three sisters. Sheriff Richard Shepokeaid carbon monoxide poisoning rather than the fire caused Bartletts death, saying he apparently fell asleep in his truck and a cigarette started the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Edward
UPL
Miller
Otis Bartlett
Fullerton
Rose Hill
Nance County
Richard
Bartlett
Local Witnesses Pick McCook for Conference
Local Overseer J James Gerrard announced plans for a Jehovah’s Witnesses conference in McCook at McCook Senior High School Auditorium. Forty delegates from the Columbus Congregation are named with an expected attendance of 440, and the event will feature principal speaker Lv. Reusch. The assembly home is Sacrifices That Please God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rehovah’s Witnesses
McCook
J. James Gerrard
Columbus
McCook Senior High School
Jerrard
Watchtower Bible and Tract Society of
Brooklyn
New York
Lv. Reusch
Assembly
Visiting King Friends in Wattsville Visit Council Bluffs Crew
Mr and Mrs F W Johnson and Mrs Stella Jabbensiefken traveled to Council Bluffs to visit Dr and Mrs Robert Westfall and family and Mrs Ruth Roach, sharing time with friends in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wattsville
Ft. W. Johnson
Stella Jabbensiefken
Council Bluffs
Robert Westfall
Ruth Roach
Shell Creek church holds annual meeting
Shell Creek Lutheran Church of Newnan Grove held its annual business meeting Wednesday evening with Pastor Ranum presiding. Officers elected included vice president Stanley Johnson, secretary DeLayne Nelson, treasurer Dale Larson, financial secretary Dale Larson, trustee Layton Anderson, Sunday School superintendent J. Raamn, parish education board members, organist Leonard Johnson, and numerous committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman Grove
Shell Creek Lutheran Church of
Newnan Grove
Ranum
Stanley Johnson
Vic
DeLayne Nelson
Dale “Larson
Dale Larson
Layton Anderson
J. Raamn
Gale Anderson
Eng
Loren
Parish Education
Dale Johnson
Parsh Education
Leonard Johnson
Harald Nelson
Pamela Sherrock
Judy Vorre
Jack Nelson
Anderson
Art Lorn
Kenneth Eng
Norman Jacobson
Donald Munger
Paul Loenig
Henry Downson
Dean Jenson
Earl Muller
Everett Benson
Ted Anderson
LeRoy Larson
Dwarne Donnelly
Gary Anderson
Dale Jolson
Archie Bartels
Jerome Larson
Laswell Johnson
Leland Ines
Maurice Krueger
Oscar Leves
Chris Simonson
Casper Johnson
Clarence Nelson
Mervin Weland
Sidney Force
Mid-Nebraska Home Corporation
Kenneth Kay
Stephanie Syslo Among Regents Exam Top Scorers
Silver Creek student Stephanie Syslo, 16, ranks among the top four in a field of about 4,000 Nebraska Regents scholarship contenders. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Syslo of Silver Creek and Norfolk Catholic High School student, she has the top class grade average in mathematics for three years and plans to study physics with a full four year University of Nebraska scholarship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Creek
Stephanie Syslo
of Nebraska
Regents
Stephanie
Henry 5 Syslo
War Silver Creek
Norfolk Catholic High School
Flanor Solety
University of Nebraska
Leigh Woman Marks 88th Birthday at Home
Mrs Rudolph Hobza Sr celebrated her 88th birthday at home in Leigh where she lives alone. Daughters Mrs Edwin Callies and Mrs Arnold Wendt joined with cake and trinkets. She received calls from daughter Mrs Lillian Schuster of Schuyler and neighbors. Mrs Hobza, born Pauline Klinsky, hails from Colfax County. Her husband died in 19. A son Rudolph Hobza and his wife visited on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leigh
Rudolph Hobza
Edwin Callies
Arnold Wendt
Lillian Schuster
Schuyler
Hobza
Pauline Klinsky
Colfax County
Pioneer Hook and Ladder Co elects new officers
Jim Falk was elected president of the Pioneer Hook and Ladder Co at a Monday evening meeting. Other officers include K Swartzer as secretary treasurer Jerry Jlilger as captain Hob Aerni as junior captain and Don Korger as lieutenant. Department's annual election will be Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Falk
Hlonter
Ladder Company
Columbus Care Department
K Swartzer
Jerry Jlilger
Hob Aerni
Don Korger
Livestock Feeders Elect New Officers at meeting
Over 140 livestock feeders heard Mel Kuska of Exeter speak on membership the Nebraska Livestock Foundation and related legislation at the Platte County Livestock Feeder's Association meeting Lavern Beeder of Humphrey was reelected president Jim Beller Lindsay served as vice president Ron Nelson Columbus secretary treasurer Bob Yobavil recording secretary Directors elected include Larry Cherry Genoa Myroe Rosendahl Creston Diane Luisen Platte Center Myren Wegener Humphrey Gilbert Loseke Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mel Kuska
Exeter
Pas
Nebraska Livestock Meeder
Ags
Nebraska Livestock Foundation
Platte County
Creston
Diane Luisen
Platte Center
Myren Wegener
Humphrey
Gilbert Loseke
Columbus
Oldest science ties astronomy to ancient observers
The record notes astronomy as the earliest science with signals of Babylonian observations before 2234 B C and mentions Chinese scholars forming early celestial cues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babylon
More funerals in Stromsburg prompt note from undertaker
Stromsburg reports unusual death toll with 11 services since Christmas, mostly elderly residents. Kenneth Toline, son of Mr and Mrs Harlan Toline, earns the Purple Heart in Vietnam as a medic. Other items mention travels, a funeral, a rescheduled basketball game, and NW Regents Scholarship awarded to Nebraska student Byron Burke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Burke
Raymond Burke
Nebraska
Levander Heads New Albion Development Committee
Albion group names Levander president at organizational meeting. James Crosby becomes vice president Harald Taylor serves as secretary treasurer Bernard Holmes and William Cook join as directors. Funds remain sought to promote local industry. Kennedy noted as first Boy Scout to become US president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion
Mel Levander
Uhe Albion Development Committee
James Crosby
Harald ‘Taylor
Bernard Holmes
Willian’ Cook
Bell Telephone and Crippled Children's Clinic Notices
The Norfolk filing covers Northwestern Bell seeking a certificate to extend lines near Creston and a revised service area map affecting John McDermott in the Madison exchange. Protests must be filed by February 16. A January 3 Crippled Children's Extension Clinic at the Elks Lodge in Norfolk will run from 7:30 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. with specialists including Dwight Burney Jr. MD and George Robertson MD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Uction
State Railway Commission
Creston
Bell
John McDermott
Madison Exchange of General Telephone Company
Elks Lodge
Norfolk
Dwight Burney, Jr
Webster
George EF
Robertson
Boone
Cedar
Colfax
Cumming
Wakola
Dixon
Madison
Platte Piere
Slanton
Thurston
Wayne
George Stafford
M.D
Office of Services For Crippled Children
State Capitol Building
Lincoln
Elsie Juda
Platte County
The
Crippled Childrens Services
Omaha
University
Children’s Memorial Hospitals
Orthopedic
Children’s Memorial Center
Nebraska
Rudolph Nyberg Dies After Heart Attack
Rudolph Nyberg 62 died Monday afternoon at his farm home near here of an apparent heart attack. Funeral services tentatively set for 2 p.m. Thursday at Evangelical Free Church. He was a NebrAsk Gideons Society member, church treasurer for 20 years, a deacon, and a former Republican precinct committee member. Survived by widow Ardith, daughters Ardith Thornepole of the Philippines and Linda Hulstraw, son Merlin of Monticello, Iowa, mother Mary Wyberg, brothers Henry, Leonard, Ed, and sister Helen. Anderson Funeral Home in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardith) Thornepole
The
Phillipines
Kennely
Mary Ann) Hulstraw
Linda
Lincoln
Merlin
Monticello
Iowa
Mary Wyberg
Henry
Chicago
Leonard
Rockford
Holdrege
Helen
Kentucky
Anderson Funeral Home
Back to School Trip for Renken Daughter in Omaha
Mr and Mrs Jester Renken took their daughter Karen to Omaha for a holiday visit before she resumes studies at the University of Hawaii The family and friends gathered during the break before her return to campus in Hawaii
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Jester Renken
Karen
Omaha
Miss Renken
University of Hawaii
Sky Theatre Schuyler Ends Tonight With Midnight Cowboy
Local cinema in Schuyler Nebraska advertises Sky Theatre showing Midnight Cowboy tonight and notes rumors that may surround the screening. The notice emphasizes the end of the run this Wednesday night.
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Action Commitee On Rural Electrification
ACRE
John Bruckner
Nettleton
Shell Creek Church
WERTZ
Lateert Eally Co
Coluihone
Pioneer Hook
Ladder Co
Stromsburg
Levander
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
United States
Bell Telephone
Crippled Children’s Clinic
Rudolph Nyberg
SKY Theatre
Schuyler, Nebr
Hart Schaffner & Marx, Capps
Don Richards
Suedes & Wool Fabrics
Curry Brothers
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