Columbus Telegram Personal Notices and Local News Update
Ray Conrad of Osceola was re elected to the State Board of Agriculture representing District 4. Kenneth Torezon of Columbus is second vice president. KM Barber Shop filed K K hair styling class completions. Harold's Restaurant advertises fish days from 11 30 A M to 9 P M. Attendees at William R Simpson funeral include Dele Electronics and Konel Corp from various states and cities. American Legion Membership Party announced for January 31 at 6 P M. Singles Marathon Tournament starts February 8 with 16 games across 10 lanes. Various local business ads. Jennifer Louise Anthony born January 23 to Mr and Mrs G Anthony. Dan McDaniels, son of Mrs Rose McManiels, graduated from Navy Center and sails February 12 aboard USS Cone. Rising City student Rick Richards on Wichita State Dean's List with 3 6 average. Columbus Beauty College announces new classes February 4.
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Ray Conrad
Osceola
State Board of Agriculture
Lincoln
Kenneth Torezon
Columbus
Vincent Galley
Rose MecManiels
Vancouver
Wash
Dan Meclaniels
U.S. Navy Center
San Diego
Columbus High School
Clyde McDaniels
Rick Richards
Tom Richards
Wichita State University
Wichits
Kan
Local residents aid in direction of rodeo events
Mid-State Rodeo Association held its first meeting of the year in Yankton I0. Ballots from the mail election were counted naming Carroll McKay of ONeill as president and Bill Kennedy of Vermillion as vice president. Secretaries and directors for events were announced, with future meeting set for February 22 in Yankton.
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Mid-State Rodeo Association
Yankton
Carroll McKay
Oneill
Bill Kennedy
Vermillion
Floyd Torpitt
Palmer
Bob McKay
Columbus
Greg Otto
Marshall
Minn
Darlene Angles
Humphrey
Janet Sorenson
Whiting
Towa
Seecretary
Five accidents reported on Columbus streets
Five accidents investigated on Columbus streets with three sustaining considerable damage. Names and addresses of involved persons appear, including parked cars owned by Harley Loseke, Erwin Krumland, Dwayne Henry, and others, with several street intersections noted.
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Columbus
Vdelai
13Th Street
28Th Avenue
nArthur
Weik
Humphrey
Catherine Jilek
26Th Avenue
21St Street
Sunset Drive
Kathleen Mitchell
Wagner Lakes
Dwayne Henry
4Th Avenue
Yammy Scott
7Th Street
Edmond Osborn
41St Avenue
Albion Harmony Square Dance Box Supper Dance
Harmony Square Dance members in Albion will host a box supper and dance at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday at the District 49 schoolhouse near Albion. Hank Berlie of Grand Island will call the dances, followed by a box supper.
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Albion
Harmony Square
Hank Berlie
Grand Island
Examination set for substitute rural carrier in Columbus
Columbus Postmaster Jerome Wieser announced that applications will be accepted Feb 1 through Feb 15 for an examination to establish a register of eligibles for future substitute rural carrier vacancies. The position typically covers five to six weeks per year and applications are due by Feb 13.
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Columbus
Jerome Wieser
Columbus Post Office
Wieser
Vernon Zimmerman
Legion Auxiliary Plans Soup and Pie Supper
Mrs Cal Sorensen presided at the January meeting of the Bellwood American Legion Auxiliary. Members discussed hospital assignments and sewing booties and lap robes for Veterans Hospitals. Final plans were made for a Feb 26 supper at the Legion hall starting 4 pm, with refreshments served by Mrs Norman Piller and Mrs Hazel Olcott. Ruth Cockson was hospitalized in Lincoln.
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Bellwood
Cal Sorensen
Armerican Legion Auxiliary
Veterans Hospitals
The
Legion Hall
Ruth Cockson
Lincoln
Norman Piller
Hazel Olcott
Neb. officials oppose LB193 publishing all claims
Nebraska officials and city leaders objected to LB193, which would require cities and counties to publish every claim and its amount. Harm cited costly notice requirements, while others warned the bill would raise publication costs and be impractical. The committee advanced LB171 and LB172 on party-line votes, and also moved a measure letting mayors vote with councils.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPL
Nebraska Press Association
NPA
John Q
Norfolk Cy
Paul Harm
Harm
Nebraska League of Municipalities
Norfolk
Lbigs Wold
Lexington
F. Minor
Grand Island 1
Ws City
Jim Walker
Ia Vista
George Miller
The
Papillion Times
Eilics
Labor bill held for study on workmen compensation rise
Nebraska legislature's Labor Committee held LB198 for study to raise maximum weekly workers compensation from 89 to about 142 dollars, tied to the state's average weekly wage. Omaha Senator John Cavanaugh led the bill with opposition from the Nebraska Association of Commerce and Industry.
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Lincoln, Neb
UPL
Omaha
John Cavanaugh
Nebraska Association of Commerce and Industry
Charles Johnson
Humboldt
Cavanaugh
New officers named for Albion Altar Society
The Altar Society of St. Michael Catholic Church in Albion elected A T Doyle as new president and announced 1975 officers Kim Nelson as vice president Dale Kruse as secretary and Lavern Babel as treasurer. The group plans to continue 30th wedding anniversary cake drives and held a meeting with talks and music.
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Albion
St. Michael Catholic Church
Church Fellowship
Lavern Babel
Conrad Kaup
A. T. Doyle
Kim Nelson
Dale Kruse
Kaup
Doyle
Caroline McLaughton
Russ Hawthorne
James Keeshan
Eben Hiesch
Stanley Petsche
Act Krause
Liz to Swiss trip for Taylor and Wynberg outing
Liz Taylor and her boyfriend Honey Wynberg planned to depart Los Angeles for Switzerland. Taylor had been treated for a back ailment while Wynberg faced grand theft charges for rolling odometers on used cars, pleaded no contest, fined 1.00, and given three years probation. Taylor then aimed to travel to Russia for the Soviet American coproduction The Bluebird.
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Los Angeles
Lizabeth Taylor
Honey Wynberg
Switzerland
Miss Taylor
Wynberg
Russia
The
Pierce Requests First White House Christmas Tree in 1856
President Franklin Pierce asked for the White House to display its first Christmas tree in the year 1856, marking a milestone in presidential holiday tradition. The request reflects early installation practices and the growing annual custom.
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Franklin Pierce
White House
Hospital Report Reblen Community Hospital Briefs
Visiting is restricted to immediate families. Admissions include Carl Avery and Mrs John Husmann from Columbus. Dismissals list multiple patients across Schuyler Genoa and Platte Center. Birth reported at St Marys with Wayne and Mrs Wetyen of Plate Center. Funeral for Anna Ewert set at St Bonaventure Church Thursday at 10 am.
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Reblen Community Hospital
Carl Avery
John Husmann
Columbus
Garret Hruska
Schuyler
Thomas Kuta
Tarmoy
Carl Silverberg
Genoa
Charles Schuliere
Platte Center
Charity Best
Marvin Kuta
Bruce Moellenhoff
Dale Murcek
Bruce Yagwerker
Patrick Vari Dyke
Hobzas Host Family Guests for Dual Anniversary Birthday
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Hobza welcomed relatives Sunday including Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Johnson and daughters and Mr. and Mrs. Myron Hobza and Kevin. The event marked the Hobzas wedding anniversary and Mr. Hobza’s birthday, celebrated on his birth date 34 years ago. Balkan states listed include Yugoslavia Albania Greece Romania Bulgaria and European Turkey.
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Leloh
Rudolph Hobza
Oliver Johnson
Myron Hobza
Kevin
Hobzas
Mr. Hobza
The
Balkan Peninsula
Balkan States
Yugoslavia
Albania
Greece
Romania
Bulgaria
Turkey
City Briefs Arraignments And Local Notices
Ralph E Czuba pleaded not guilty to a driving while intoxicated charge at arraignment Wednesday. Released on own recognizance, trial set for Feb 13. Norma Schieu pleaded guilty to driving under suspension. judge ordered presentence investigation with sentencing Feb 14. released on own recognizance. Marriage License issued to Arthur Jordan and Norma Michener for Feb a at St Isidore Church. PTA Health fund committee meet 4 pm Monday in Junior High nurse's office. Mrs Glen Hegi admitted to Clarkson Hospital Omaha for surgery. Pinkleys visit Hawaii. Mr and Mrs Douglas Pinkley and Mr Kyle Thomas of Osceola on tour. Silver Spur Saddle Club meets 8 pm Saturday Feb 1 at Harold Laudenklos residence Monroe. Humane Society puppies must be claimed or destroyed by Friday. dogs listed with various breeds and shots status. County Court fines listed for speeding and disturbing the peace. intoxication and reciprocity notes. Jogging: all adult family members must register for Sunday mornings sessions at 8:30 to 9:30 each preceding Friday.
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Ralph E. Czuba
Norma Schieu
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