Thanks and sympathy messages from local readers
A collection of thanks and acknowledgments from families and friends expresses gratitude for cards gifts flowers meals and prayers during illness hospitalization and after the passing of Lois Blessen Mary Lastite and others extend appreciation to Pastor Rathkamp nurses doctors and clergy for support and Masses
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Mary Lastite
David Blessen
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Lloyd Hill
Waller Blessen
Leonard Firence
Francis Michael
Jess
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Partnership notice and subscription terms in Neb scrap
A fragmented notice from The Telegram and ria Partnership in Columbe Neb describes classed publication details. It lists subscription rates and delivery by carrier, with changes of address requiring notifying the local postmaster and the college, though exact names and dates are obscured.
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Walker resigns as Nebraska corrections chief
Victor Walker 62 resigns as director of Nebraska Department of Corrections to return to Louisiana system for pension, leaving Feb 1. Gov. Exon considers Charles Wolff and others for the post as reform plans push reorganization after the division split from institutions last year. Differences with Wolff noted at a judiciary committee hearing.
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Lincoln
Neb
Victor Walker
State Department
Walker
Louisiana Corrections System
J. James Exon
Penal Complex
Charles Wolff
Maurice Sigler
Division of Corrections
Department of Institutions
Exon
Department of Corrections
Wolff
Legislative Judiciary Committee
Roosevelt dedicates Bonneville Dam on Columbia River
The article reports that President Franklin Roosevelt dedicated the Bonneville Dam on the Columbia River in Oregon on September 28, 1997. The event marks a major infrastructure milestone with national significance and involves the dedication ceremony led by the president.
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Franklin Roosevelt
Columbia River
Oregon
Aries to Pisces Horoscope Messed Up in Early Print
A garbled horoscope slate for Aries through Pisces shows mis-spellings and crowded lines. It hints at safeguarding reputation, seeking security, and urging responsibility, cooperation, and balanced approach across signs.
New Books At Columbus Library This Week
Librarian William Jacobsen lists new titles: A Dying in the Night by Jan Roffman, The Fabulous Fondas by James Brough, Women in White by Frank G Slaughter, Just About Everybody vs Howard Hughes by David B Tinnin, and Natural Death by Nancy Price. Descriptions highlight romance, cinema history, medical drama, big business battles, and antebellum plantation life.
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Jan Roffman
Elaine Lowther
Iman
Elaine
Fabulous Fondas
James Brough
Henry
Jane
Peter Fonda
Weir
Barrymores
Women IN White
Frank G. Slaughter
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Howard Hughes
David B. Tinnin
TWA
Tinnin
Hughes
Nancy Price
Abbotsford
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Defensive driving course scheduled at Platte College
Platte College and the Nebraska Safety Council offer an eight hour defensive driving course in February. Don Daniel will lead four two hour sessions from 7 to 9 p.m. on February 5 12 19 and 26 at First United Methodist Church. The course uses audiovisual aids and provides a National Safety Council certificate. Open to all interested persons. enroll at the first class session February 5 at 7 p.m.
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Platte College
Nebraska Safety Council
Don Daniel
First United Methodist Church
Daniel
National Safety Council
Card party to benefit city board of trustees hearing
A local card party organized by Mrs. Leotard and Mrs. Edwin Callies met at City Hall on Wednesday. The event supported the group’s board and a hearing on special assessments for street improvements was called by the town trustees for 7 30 pm on February.
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House of Yesteryear
Leotard
Edwin Callies
Colm Show Slated in Grandsland Coin Exhibition
Coin dealers from the area will host bourse tables at Grandsland. Exhibits of rare and scarce coins will be on display as exhibitors compete for club awards. Doors open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. with no admission charge.
Pacific Northwest Recovers After Floods and Mudslide Toll
A week of flooding subsides in the Pacific Northwest as shelters report normal conditions. Red Cross volunteers aid strays and help cattle reach safety while weather officials warn of rain showers. A helicopter crew confirms a deadly mudslide near Canyonville with four bodies later identified: Robert Miller, 46, Roseburg. William Centers, 45, Medford. Gilbert Maret, 47, Wilbur. Williams Combs, 42, Roseburg. An employee of Pipline Co is among the missing. authorities say more victims may be found as rescue efforts continue.
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Washington
Pollution film event at Albion Cub meeting highlights waste issues
The Junior Woman's Club of Albion hosted a film on pollution presented by Robert Keller, a game warden. Hosts from Pacific Northwest Bell facilitated the gathering, with several speakers urging support for conservation funds. A separate weather and flood section noted California to Washington impacts and highway closures due to mudslides, amid a rising damage estimate over $100 million.
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Gueei
Thursda
Robert Keller
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National Forest For
Ronald Pitcher
Irs
Dennis
Pacific Northwest
Bell
Cascdaldora
Calli
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