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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1977

Page

6

Social rounds and family visits across three states

Mr and Mrs Gayle Boyd and Mr and Mrs D M Boyd returned from a month with their daughter and family in Munich Germany. Tuesday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Russell Falk and Donna of Omaha. Several local families hosted celebrations including a birthday dinner for Michael Dannelly in Columbus and a 40th wedding anniversary for the Leffers. Kathryn Glaser made Midland University dean’s list after the Lincoln veterinary meeting. Steven Kamber earned a master of arts in hospital and health administration from the University of Iowa.

Gayle Boyd D.M. Boyd Martin Park Jennifer Deborah Munich Germany Mr. and Ivan Falk Mrs Russell Falk Donna Omaha Monroe Clarence Baumgart Larry Baumgart Shirley Baumgart Lois Marcek Dale Dannelly Columbus Michael Chester Dannely Genoa Dana Dannelly Steven R. Kamber University of Iowa Kamber

Hospital Admissions and Discharges in Columbus and Schuyler

The Columbus Hospital reports admissions for Steven Heesacker Humphrey Mrs. Leroy Schroeder and others with dismissals including Robert Blahak Mrs Allen Killham and Raymond Zoucha. A birth is recorded for Mr and Mrs Michael Tworek at 1820 Keene Drive on January 26. At Schuyler Hospital admissions list Arnold Vanicek North Bend and several others including Mrs Anton Janecek Prague and Eugene Parry. Dismissals include Anna Gall and Joan Kruger among others.

Columbus Hospital Steven Heesacker Humphrey Leroy Schroeder Columbi Robert Blahak Allen Killham Raymond Zoucha Genoa Michael Tworek Keene Drive Schuyler Hospital Arnold Vanicek North Bend Anton Janecek Prague Harry Morbach Bellwood Lewis Dostal David City Eugene Parry Austin White Barbara Clement Marlin Svitak Mary Peca Schuyler Anna Gall Phillip Todd Howells Joan Kruger Elvin DeBower

All selective service cases in state dismissed

The Justice Department dismissed indictments against 37 Nebraskans charged with Selective Service violations from the Vietnam War. No Nebraska district cases involved force or violence. all cases were dismissed in US District Court in Omaha.

Jon Sweet Omaha UPI Justice Department

Civic Club Demonstrates Wood Fiber Flowers

Leigh area Civic Club members observed Pat Wolta of Columbus show wood fiber flower making during a Monday meeting. The group plans a 20 minute slide show for Leigh organizations as part of an energy project. Leaders Mrs Loseke and Mrs Wietfeld oversee a poster contest for grades 5 and 6.

Leigh Pat Wolta Columbus Civic Club Leigh Woman's Club Ieee Calvin Fuhr Jim Wietfeld Dennis Wurdeman Terry Loseke Loseke Wietfeld

Driving While Intoxicated Probation Fines Set

County court records show Daniel Heft of Columbus facing driving while intoxicated on restricted probation with a $100 fine and costs. Richard Robak Jr of Duncan is on probation with a restricted license. Gerald Landhamer of Columbus also faces DWI with probation restricted license and fines of $100 and costs plus $35 for reckless driving. A traffic accident at Dale's lot involves Karen Sue Pfeifer of Columbus and Raymond G. Fey of Polk with a $335 amount.

Daniel Heft Columbus Richard Robak Jr Duncan Gerald Landhamer Dale Karen Sue Pfeifer Raymond G. Fey Polk

City briefs list animals available at humane society

The city humane society advertises animals for adoption including a spayed Brittany spaniel black female with a red collar a large tan male dog with a black face and mongrel kittens. Call 564 8913 of the Columbus Police. 290 St Anthony Hospital Denver Colo 80204 Has Surgery Steven in a Sunday traffic accident near Columbus had surgery Wednesday at Bergan Mercy.

Humane Society The Columbus Police Steven Columbus Bergan-Mercy

Five Explosions Hit Cupertino Substation Damage Cuts Power

Five explosions ripped a Cupertino substation today causing extensive damage to four transformers and leaving about 21,000 customers without power for as long as thirty minutes.

Cupertino, Calif Upi

Methodist Women meet at Bellwood

Sixteen members of the United Methodist Women attended a Tuesday gathering at Bellwood. The group announced that Octavia will host this year’s World Day of Prayer observance. Anne Kinnison led the lesson titled Call to Prayer and Self Denial.

Bellwood United Methodist Women Octavia Anne Kinnison

Adamson claims Dunlap plotted Bolles murder in Phoenix

Adamson testifies at a preliminary hearing that Phoenix contractor Max Dunlap directed the plan to kill Don Bolles after Bolles had criticized a firm tied to state racing. Adamson says he and James Robison carried out the bombing with a radio device, while Dunlap supplied funds and orders. Marley, a state Racing Commissioner target of Bolles reporting, has not been charged.

Don Bolles Phoenix Max Dunlap Adamson Dunlap James Robison Chandler Max U.S Sam Steiger Emprise Corp Bolles Buffalo N.Y Arizona William Schafer III Arizona Attorney General's Office Robison Arizona Republic Kemper Marley State Racing Commission Jimmy San Diego

Platte Wayne College administrators discuss transfer and courses

Platte College and Wayne State College representatives met to align transfer credits up to 66 hours and ease student transitions. Wayne State outlined a transfer handbook for Platte advisors and announced four extension courses with start dates and course codes.

Platte College Wayne State College Lyle Seymour Ed Elliott Max Lundstrom Platte Jerry Lee Joe Preusser Robert Snow Wayne State Dean Snow Educ Don Keck Continuing Education Division

Deaths and Funerals Osceola and Clarkson

Clarence Walgreen 86 dies Tuesday. Funeral 11 a.m. Friday at St Paul Lutheran Osceola with burial in Osceola Cemetery. visitation to 9 p.m. today at Kepner Roberts. Survivors include daughter Marjorie Lehr of Aurora. brother Charles. sisters Eva Oberg Myrtle Jones Gladys Carlson. four grandchildren two great grandchildren. Rosalie Janousek 96 dies Wednesday. Funeral 10 a.m. Friday at Sts Cyril and Methodius Clarkson. rosary 7:30 p.m. tonight at Miller Funeral Home. survived by daughters Barbara Blum and Mildred Blum. sons Frank Steven and James of Schuyler. numerous grandchildren great grandchildren and great great grandchildren. Memorials to St Paul Lutheran Church suggested.

Eas Ie Clarence Walgreen St. Paul Lutheran Church Osceola K. David Nordstrom Kepner-Roberts Funeral Mr. Walgree Charles and Mary (Donelson) Walgreen Benedict Lincoln Vesta Snyder Virginia Trout Ira Marjorie) Lehr Aurora Colo Charles Eva Oberg San Diego Calif Martin Myrtle) Jones Gladys Carlson Janousek Rosalie Janousek Sts. Cyril and Methodius Catholic Church Miller Funeral Home Clarkson Mel Walter Blum George Blum Schuyler Frank Steven James

Panel approves boost for UPS in Nebraska

Nebraska regulators approve a Valentine’s Day rate increase for United Parcel Service. The change raises a per package charge by two cents plus a per pound rise of 0.2 or 0.3 cents by parcel class, after UPS trimmed its request from three cents. Labor costs drive about 70 percent of UPS expenses. The commission also approves Hartshorn certificate renewal for Neylon Brothers of Lincoln.

Lincoln Neb UPS Nebraska United, Parcel Interstate Commerce Commission United Parcel Robert E Virginia L. Hartshorn Neylon Brothers

Revenue Committee Backs Bill to Put Tax Rates in Legislature

The Nebraska Revenue Committee sent LB99 to the floor by 5-3 with no opposition at the hearing. Sponsor Sen. Frank Lewis argues the legislature should set state sales and income tax rates rather than the State Board of Equalization and Assessment, while critics say spending drives rates.

Lincoln Neb UPI Revenue Committee State Board of Equalization and Assessment Bellevue Frank Lewis Addi Tion Lewis Bill Peters Peters J. James Anetie Bill Equalization Board Columbus Donald Dworak

Sertomans Report Heritage House Profits At Columbus

Heritage House shows profit with 100 low rent units. Ray Aerni of Columbus Housing Authority cites good facilities and management keeping 60 single units 36 couple units and four couple with a relative unit constantly filled and on a waiting list. Athlete of the week is Larry Wetgen from Lakeview. Sertoman of the week is Roger Luhring recently relocated from Auburn with his wife and son. Girl Scouts raise $40 for Cerebral Palsy Fund Sunday.

Heritage House Sertoma Club Ray Aerni Columbus Housing Authority Aeri Larry Wetgen Lakeview Sertoman Roger Luhring Columbus Nebraska Public Power District Auburn

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