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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1977
Page
6
Among the first semester honorees are Tom Zabawa Columbus junior Tom Johnson Osceola junior and Barbara Rolf Albion. Zabawa majors in business administration Johnson in geography and Rolf in physical education.
Greg C. Warner son of Mr and Mrs J R Warner has been accepted to the University of Nebraska Medical Center and will resume studies July 5. He is married to former J Bock daughter of Mr and Mrs Marvin L Kuta.
An Albion College student travels on a study tour departing December 29 and returning January 27. The itinerary covers Paris with Notre Dame and the Louvre, then Rhine crossing to southern Germany with Roman and Gothic sights, and a two week base in Copenhagen with Finland museet Viking ships and Elsinore castles.
New Haven, Conn. reports Andreas Alrea, hailed as a 21 year old genius and millionaire, was revealed to be Patrick Michael McDermit of Los Angeles. He enrolled last fall with forged records and claimed $30 million in earnings. He dropped out in December and admitted the ruse to Yale officials. Dean Worth David said he believes the confession may end without charges.
Mrs. Albert Minnie Deden 92 died Friday at Hoffmeister Nursing Home Genoa. Services Monday 11 a.m. Peace Lutheran Church Columbus with Rev. Ernest G. Smith officiating. Graveside 3 p.m. Pleasant Dale. Body at McKown Funeral Home Sunday after 1 p.m. until 9 a.m. Monday and 10 to 11 a.m. at church. Born Aug 22 1884 in Seward County. Married Sept 10 1903 in Seward County. Survived by sons John LeRoy Herbert Bernard of Columbus and S W Sam of Ontario Ore, 16 grandchildren 39 great grandchildren 7 great great grandchildren. Preceded by husband and son David. Memorials to Peace Lutheran Church.
A list of next week’s Channel TV programs at Columbus school from Monday January 24 to Monday January 31. Items cover Science Electricity Health and Literature programs with times from 9:00 to 3:10 including titles like The Electric Company South America King of the Wind and Brighty Dialect.
The owl Claws, famed for escapes like Goldie the golden eagle, stirs fear with boasts of a killer streak. Magician owner Jackson and breeder Ashmore debate the bird’s danger while some witnesses recount brushes with the predator, though police doubt the claims.
A compact listing of upcoming meetings and events: Chamber of Commerce Commodore Membership sessions at noon, Lions Club at Holiday Inn, District Judge C. Thomas White events, Rotary and Elks gatherings, National Secretaries Association stockholders meeting, Sertoma and Optimists clubs, Platte County Historical Society, Right to Life, Seroptimist, Ag Committee, Kiwanis Club, and NPPD board session. Key times range noon to 8 p.m. across multiple venues.
In Titusville Florida UPI reports Cat Futch a 19 year old former topless dancer moves from a Navy exposure to enlist in the Marines. She previously served aboard the submarine Finback at Port Canaveral and says more opportunities exist for women in the Marines.
Admissions include Mrs. Peter Delgado Dodge Daniel Pekny and Mrs Antonia Sindelar Clarkson Victor Pabian North Bend Dismissals list multiple patients Dated and births note A son to Mr and Mrs William Fischer Columbus seven pounds ten ounces born January 21
More than 200 youths attended a Saturday teen dance at the Columbus Family Teen Center. The youth band Disney performed for the event, its members Davey Davis Steve Busteed and Mike Wieser all balancing school with music.
Thomas Boning returned home to Creston from Clarkson Hospital in Omaha where he had been a patient.
Columbus Telegram brief notes a Senior citizens Social Hour from 1 30 p m to 4 p m on Monday at Columbus Manor with cards bingo and refreshments. Bingo players should bring a white elephant or inexpensive gift.
Lincoln Nebraska Sen Walley Barnett says legislation is being drafted to elect Lincoln Board of Education members from districts. The plan would mix district primaries with at large general elections similar to county boards. Barnett and Sen Jo Ann Maxey criticize the board's choice of Linnertz, noting a balance agreement and no north or west Lincoln successor.
Leigh High School director Leigh Bronkhorst and vocal director Mrs. Kern led 10 music students to a band and choral clinic at Kearney State College. Five students earned the honor band: Lori Boning Pam Hake Peggy Marty Kurt Bradley and Cindy Champar. Honor chorus participants included Tod Hake Col Liermann Barb Henké Trisha Went and Carrie Brown. About 170 in the band and 150 in the chorus performed after morning and afternoon rehearsals and a concert.
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