Personal notices and visits across the Columbus area
The column lists residents from San Antonio to Schuyler visiting relatives in Columbus and surrounding towns. It notes plans to return home, anniversaries, short vacations in Florida, and local social visits with families such as Cantlon, Allen Mira and Kristes, and the Reuters. Also mentions store and event promotions and a bowling tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaVerse O'Kane
San Antonio
Tex
Gheckenil Pee
Airs
Bernard O'Kane
Hospital Report Adaissloos Production and Dismissals
Hospital report lists dismissals including Hernan Mohr Monroe Louise Hastreiter Humphrey Jean Pierce Duncan and several Mrs. entries. Birth notices name Mr and Mrs Eugene Dunn Rt 1 Bellwood a daughter and Mr and Mrs Ralph Weding Leigh with a daughter and listed but incomplete weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adaissloos
Jennifer Lindgren
William Hiermeier
Hernan Mohr
Monroe
Louise Hastreiter
Humphrey
Jean Pierce
Duncan
Robert Hadan
Francis Andreasen
Leslie Olson
Larry Kuta
John Schmidt
Julius Nyffeler
August Johnk
Eugene Dunn
Bellwood
Steel output down but tonnage edges up in yearly report
The American Iron and Steel Institute reported 1975 production at 217 million tons, down from 145.7 million tons in 1974’s raw steel figures, marking the second best year for the industry. Despite a drop in domestic demand to a 10 year low in 1978, officials say prospects are brighter with steady improvement shown in late 1975 and rising expectations for steel demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
UPI
American Iron and Steel ‘Institute
Celavery
Uder Way
AISI
Washington
National Steel
Corp
National
U.S. Steel Corp
Edgar B. Speer
Speer
Remedial Teacher Holoubek Found in Leigh Grade School
Victoria Holoubek of Clarkson teaches remedial reading and math at Leigh Grade School and Zion Lutheran Parish School. A Clarkson High School graduate in 1972, she earned a B.S. in Home Economics from the University of Nebraska Lincoln in December. The remedial program is part of HEW Title I with shared expenses from the district and state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leigh
Victoria ‘Holoubek
Clarkson
Zion Lutheran Parschial School
Richard Holoubek
Clarkson Hgh School
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
HEW
Boone County ministers meet at Zion Lutheran Church
Boone County Ministerial Association met at Zion Lutheran Church Lounge with Melvin Levander of Levander Funeral Home as guest speaker. Rev. CH Bualson, president, led business. officers to be renewed when quorum forms. Services at Wolf Nursing Home changed to Wednesdays at 10 39 AM. Perry Blanchard and Henry Schorn to plan Good Friday service. Funeral director clergy meeting set for Thursday February at Levander Funeral Home Albion at :3 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion
Boone County
Levander
Rainbow Girls install leaders in Albion event
Debbie Bowmen, daughter of Dale and Mrs. Bowmen of Albion, is named worthy adviser as Rainbow Girls install leaders. Other inductees include Robbin Schilovsky, Sarah Schroeder, Debbie Purcell, and more with Kim Purcell installing officer and Julie Bowman installing marshal. Mra. Lanny Long named mother adviser amid a quake report brief on earth quake rumble explained by USGS experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion
Order of Rainbow Girls
Debbie Bowmen
Dale Bowman
Robbin Schilovsky
Sarah Schroeder
Faith
Debbie Purcell
Lou Oates
Tara Levander
Jent Levander
Love
Kim Purcell
Sarah Wilcoxon
Mra. Lanny Long
Julie Bowman
Marshall
Probation Orders For Car Theft Accessory and Marijuana Case
Macky Aldrich of Edgetown Motel received two years probation and a $150 fine plus costs for accessory after the fact in a car theft misdemeanor. Timothy Elmer Johnson of 3322th Street arraigned on possession of marijuana with intent to distribute, pled innocent, trial date pending. Paul Smith entered an in nerent plea to robbery with jury waived. Allen R Joy of ILmb lth Street presided as court considers amphetamine possession case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macky Aldrich
Edgetown
Timothy Elmer Johnson
3322Th Street
Paul Smith
Allen R. Joy
Bom Lth Street
Nebraska health head says flu epidemic not evident
Lincoln Neb. The State Health Department reports no flu epidemic in the state as of Friday. Dr. Paul Stoesz notes the monitoring system may lag doctors' reports and says measles activity appears limited to the Lincoln area with low key signs of flu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Stoesz
Lincoln-Lancaster County
Creston to Receive Bicentennial Flag
Creston wins Bicentennial flag approval at committee meeting. Flag delivered via Rep. Virginia Smith office after completing year long projects led by Marvin Bachman with chairs Filroy Kapels and Gary Jessen. Plans outline erecting a flagpole hoard on Main Street. Next meeting set for Feb 26 at 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
Virginia Smith
Marvin Bachman
Filroy Kapels
Gary Jessen
Main Street
Firemen's Meeting Room
Creston Residents See Area Visitors in Brief Notes
Creston residents report visitors and local calls with Mrs. Louise Bachman hosting, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Schwannebeck in Norfolk, Mrs. Richard Dargejoh calling on grandparents, and the Durkop and Harold Boning elected to St Peter Church council. John A. Larson re elected to a second term as budget discussion followed. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Losake visited Columbus, while Don Sander and family from Lincoln visited relatives here Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbis
Don Sander
Lincoli
Suidiy
College tuition costs deter working class students
A survey by the American Association of State Colleges and Universities finds rising tuition from 1969 to 1974 reduced enrollment growth among youths from working-class families. The report highlights tuition hikes as a major barrier to higher education access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of State Colleges and Universities
Soviet Sailors Mutiny On Baltic Warship In Latvia
Soviet Kronstadt class patrol vessel, serial number 628, mutinied November 9 en route from Riga to Leningrad with 42 crew and six officers. Eastern and Western sources say the uprising was halted by threats to sink the ship, which turned toward Sweden and was later arrested and returned to Soviet Latvia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
UPD
Latvia
Riga
Leningrad
Baltic
Russia
Bild
Hamburg
West Germany
Expressen
Ravelera
Saaremaa Island
Gulf of Riga
Canal Zone treaty near says U.S. official
William Rogers, assistant secretary of state for inter-American affairs, predicted a new Panama Canal treaty this year. He noted a general understanding exists, including a 20 year transition, and acknowledged debates over sovereignty and treaty duration amid opposition from conservatives and supporters of a longer U.S. role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Ford Administration
Latin America
United States
Panama
William 2. Rogers
inter-American Affairs
Rogers
U.S
Cuba
Angola
U.S. Central
Atlantic
Pacific
Ronald Reagan
Stitch and Ste narl and Active Angels Notes
Odus and Ends met Jan 21 and 17 at the sender's home to discuss first aid, child care, crocheting stitches, knot tying and valentines for senior citizens. Next meetings are Feb 18 Feb 7. Reports by Chris Stiva Kris Martin and Kristin Ludwig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odus
Ends
Chris Stiva
Stitch
Ste Narl Jan
Active Angels
Jeader
Kristin Ludwig
Independent Party halts ballot petition drive in Nebraska
KEARNEY Neb Jan 20 20 YEARS AGO Lee Mares a junior at Kearney State College said a petition drive to qualify the Independent Party for a Nebraska ballot has been stopped. He cited confusion with the American Party and opposition from extremists, noting the party will pause organizational efforts but not abandon the idea of a conservative party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearney
Neb
UPS
Lee Mares
Kearney State College
Independent Party
Nebraska
American Party
Mares
Columbus City Briefs January 31 1976
Local notes include service address listings for Eugene OS and Miller Co, a Parents Without Partners activity camellia exhibits, and a family potluck at 4 30 pm. Humane Society lists several small dogs and a fox leader. animals to be destroyed Monday unless homes found. Broadcast plans for Lakeview High School band concert on KTLX FM 91.9. Eastern Star Harmony Chapter 13 meet. Mothers of Twins Club to read favors for seniors Feb 4. Siemek couple to mark 50th anniversary Feb 1 with Mass at St Bonaventure and reception at St Anthony Social Hall. no gifts requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeview High School
Ktlx-Fm
Joe Siemek
Sutmlay
St. Bonaventure Church
St. Anthony Social Hall
Snowstorm Brings Several Inches to Columbus Friday Night
Snow flurries forecast for Columbus evolved into about 3 inches by Friday night with 9 p.m. readings showing ground cover and measurable moisture. The change surprised residents as temperatures hovered near forecast highs and the city prepared for continuing unsettled weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Bailey Denounces Hearst Bank Robbery Report
Defense attorney F. Lee Bailey angrily denied a newspaper story claiming Patricia Hearst's parents sought government help to drop or lessen the charges. He held a news conference after four days of jury selection, calling the insinuation dangerous to public perception of Patty Hearst's trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Patty
Joe Doakes
Bailey
Omahan fines tax evasion Johnny Ray Gomez jailed
Omaha entertainer Johnny Ray Gomez was sentenced to two years probation and a $1,000 fine after pleading no contest to tax evasion. Prosecutors claimed he underreported income in 1972, with two charges dismissed and the rest of the tax discrepancy noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
UPI
Johnny Ray Gomez
Gomez
Tome
One hurt in mishap near 2nd Street and Avenue
A car and a semi truck collided Friday afternoon near 2h Avenue and 2rd Street injuring driver William Biermeier of Columbus. He was taken to Behlen Community Hospital in stable condition. The semi truck was driven by William Murray of Fremont. Biermeier appeared to attempt a left turn as the crash occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
2H Avenue
2Rd Street
William Biermeier
Run Columbus
Behlen Community Hospital
William Murray
Fremont
Hiermeier
Deaths and Funerals NADRCHAL Charles Nadrelsal
Charles Nadrelsal died Friday afternoon at Schuyler Memorial Hospital. Arrangements are pending at Kucera Rozanek Funeral Home in Schuyler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nadrchal
Charles Nadrelsal
Schuxer
Schuyler Memorial Hospital
Kucera-Rozanek
Schuyter
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Florida
Kenneth Schmid
Harvey Welch
Chet
Wat
Gea Cantlon
Schuyler
Allen Mira and
Kristes
Harrisburg, Pa
Summer Life
Cash & Carry Anderson Floral CO
Miessler Drug
de Keuter
Mel
Nort Wilson
Sarah
Colby
Ken
Wileans
Behlen
Reuters
Shackin & Jiio
Danette Cerny
Mount Marty College
Yankton, D.C
Toe College
H&epolka
Micek‘s
Andy Kuta
Downey, Calif
Wichita
Kaw
Gary Gasper
Gene Roger
Lou Gasper
St. Edward
Columibus Bowl
Rinkols
Holoubek
Rainbow Girls
U.S. Geological Survey
Horis Colleges
Canal Zone Treaty
Independent
Hark L. Mead. Scottsbluff
Consumers Public Power District Board
Lotel
Columbus Fori West
Sita
Columbus Storage
IMC
Nebraska City
Eugene OS
Miller, St WG
Eapits
Humane Society
Eastern Star — Harmony
Masonic Turple
Mothers of Twins Club
Loup Building
Omahan
Fleischer Rexall
Byas
Hess Dyas
United States Senate
Albion Villa Inn
Julie Harris
Eileen Heckart
Arthur
Conrell Busdveny
Jeannette Cuft
Columbus Theatre
13Th Street
Matinon
Sun
Elcott Gould
Whiffs
Eddie Albert
Harry Guardino
Godfrey Cambridge
Jenifer
CNEL
Sey
the Royal
QUGL
Brickers, Inc
11Th St
33Rd Avenue
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