Personal notes and visits fill July items in local social page
Mrs. E Koebhe returns from Newark New Jersey and Chelsea Michigan visiting Dr Hester and Bob and Elmer Winans family. Alan Schultz born six pounds two ounces in Fremont. July 4 to 9 events include florist specials and local business notices. Family visits from Memphis San Antonio and Minnesota with weddings and travel updates fill the community page.
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E. &. Koebhe
Nowark
N. J
Chelsea
Mich
Newark
Alan
Ronnie Schultz
Fremont
Evan Brdleko
Wen
Wayne State freshman orientation attendees listed from area
The report lists 1551 Sharon Pfaff of Columbus and others from nearby towns such as Linda Rolt Albion Rodney Kodnan Central City Daniel Holandek Duane Thalken Clarkson Barry Hanson Osceola Mary Wachal Schuyler Kirk Burger Darrel Gray and Diane Peterson as participants in the freshman orientation program at Wayne State College on a Wednesday. The Landmark notes the venue opens daily 5:00 to 11:30 p.m. and a private party may be booked 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. The piece also mentions local business notices and social events including a wedding attendance in Lincoln and family visits from Mason Ohio.
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Sharon Pfaff
Columbus
Wayne State College
Linda Rolt
Albion
Rodney Kodnan
Central City
Daniel Holandek
Duane Thalken
Clarkson
Barry Hanson
Osceola
Mary Wachal
Schuyler
Kirk Burger
Darrel Gray
Diane Peterson
Silver Creek
Saturday services for Albert Schelby
Albert J Schelby a 43 year old farmer of 3709 Lith Street died this morning at Rehlen Memorial Hospital after four years of ill health. Funeral rites will be held Saturday at 9 at St Isidore Catholic Church with burial at St Bonaventure Cemetery. Rosary is scheduled 8:30 Friday at McKown Memorial Chapel where the body will lie in state after 2 pm Friday. He was born Sept 16 1887 in Peoria Illinois and married Bertha Paxel on Dec 19 1911. they lived in Rising City before moving to Columbus. Surviving are his wife son Floyd of Merced California son Mark Allen a Sanford University student in France two half sisters Frances Huffstalter of Omaha and Kate Sudrath of He. He was predeceased by two brothers Frank and Mike and two half brothers Alais and Joe.
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Albert J. Schelby
Rehlen Memorial Hospital
Francis Price
St. Isidore Catholic Church
St. Bonaventure
Cametery
McKown Muneral
Merced
Calif
Mark Allen
Senford University
France
Wrances Huffstalter
Omaha
Kate Suddrath
Columbus
Frank
Mike
Alais
Joe
Injured Creston: employee hurt at Columbus plant press
Alan Long, a Columbus plant worker and 1970 graduate of Leigl, suffered severe injuries with two fingers of his right hand caught in a press he operated. He remained able to continue working after the incident.
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Creston
Alan Long
Columbus
Allan
Leigl F
State Supreme Court Rules Gifts Were Undue Influence
The Nebraska Supreme Court ruled a rural Oshkosh farmer’s $31,100 gift to two tenants likely resulted from undue influence or a confidential relationship with the tenants, sending the case back to Garden County District Court for trial. The decision cited the lender’s age and memory issues, with other rulings reversing district court actions on license bonds and a burglary conviction.
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Paulsen
Tynes
Lynes
Helen W. Molliolni
Voult T
Miuney
Lyneg
Qien
High Court
Douglas County District Court
Lyle A. Lydick
State Motor Vehicles Department
Lydick
Rulin
Donging County
William E. Agnesy
Omahan Killed in Care Truck Crash Near Springfield Neb
Thompson, 44, of Omaha, died Wednesday night when his car rear ended a semitrailer loaded with gasoline after the hood blocked his view. The crash occurred south of Springfield on Neb 50. Vernon D. Ward, 38, of Papillion, the truck driver, was uninjured.
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Springfield
Neb
UPN
Jerry Cart
Thompson
Omaha
Here
Sarpy County Sheriff's
Vernon D. Ward
Papillion
Strike of 107 glaziers halts Iowa hospital work
A contract dispute triggered a strike by 107 glaziers and glassworkers in Omaha, Lincon and Cornell Bluffs Iowa. The Om Lin Ca Association and Local 573 clashed as the three cities' eight glazier contractors saw the three year agreement expire. Work at Archbishop Bergan Mercy Hospital Booth Memorial Hospital and the Wilson Hotel stopped with pickets at sites where workers are active.
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Omaha
UPI
Omeha
Linegin
Cornell Bluffs
Iowa
Om- Lin-Ca Association
Glagiers and Glass Workes
Glaziers
Chester Penix
Archbishop Rergan Mercy Hospital
Booth Memorial Hospital
Wilson Hotel
Peuix
Nixon speech hailed by Israeli papers as turning point
Israeli newspapers praised President Nixon for pledging continued support to Israel signaling a shift in U S policy amid the Middle East conflict. Arabs denounced the remarks as biased while reports from the region noted Israeli air strikes and cross border fire near the Suez Canal and the Jordan River cease fire line.
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United Press International
Nixon
Israel
Jordan
Jordan Valley
Dead Sea
United Nations
United States
Middle East
Lebanon
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Egypt
Los Angeles
Balkans
Nussia
Dama Radio
America
First U.S. Marines Expedition Against Nassau 1776
The article notes the first battle of the U.S. Marines was a 1776 expedition against Nassau in the Bahamas, cited from Encyclopaedia Britannica. It highlights early Marine action and the historical context of the American military before the Revolutionary War.
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U.S. Marines
Nassau
Bahamas
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Judge Rules Penn Central Must Pay As It Goes
A federal judge ruled Penn Central must resume payments to other railroads for interline services while delaying past debt payments. The carrier filed for reorganization June 2, and plans layoffs of 4,500 with $45 million annual savings, plus the discontinuation of 34 trains saving $22 million and salvage/rights of way disposals saving $99 million. President Paul Groamm outlined these steps to the House Commerce Committee as trustees are appointed.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Penn Central
Penn Central ‘Transportation Co
Paul Groamm
House Commerce Committee
U.S. District Court
John P. Fullam
Penn Cerral
Huslees
Pullam
Omaha explosion prompts official investigation into blast
Omaha fire department and police opened an inquiry into a early morning blast that damaged a fire department building housing Component Concepts Corp. The roof had a hole, windows shattered, nearby windows damaged, and no injuries were reported. The firm employs 25 people and makes stall electronic parts. The explosion occurred around 3 am.
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Omaha
UPI
Component Concepts Corp
No time to panic for girl 18
Christine Palmer, 18, assisted her mother Barbara Palmer, 39, during a premature birth in Birmingham, delivering twin girls while her mother was in labor. Christine, who aspires to be a nurse, said she did not have time to panic.
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Birmingham
England
Christine Palmer
Barbara
Christine
Mrs Walter Steiner of Genoa dies at 46
Mrs Walter Steiner 46 of Genoa died Wednesday after a long illness. Funeral 2 pm Friday at Congregational Church with Rev James Payne officiating, burial Valley View Cemetery. Born Aug 10 1923 in Genoa. Survived by husband Walter, son Creighton of Omaha, parents Earl and Ruth Plummer, four brothers, nieces, nephews. Previous residences include Kansas South Dakota and Iowa.
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Genoa
Waller
Gertrude) Steiner
Congregational Church
James Payne
Valley View Cemetery
Ramaeker
Earl and
Ruth Anderson Plummer
Gena
Walter Steiner
Sheridan
Wyo
Kansas
South Dakota
Iowa
Terry
William
Chain letter warnings issued by Iowa attorney general
DES MOINES IA The Iowa Attorney General's consumer protection division warns against chain letters circulating in the state. Recipients are urged to pay a fee to the sender and forward copies to friends with promises of large profits, but in effect operate like gambling where early participants profit at the expense of later entrants.
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Des Moines
Censor Protection
Iowa
Inwank
Thouglas Carlson
Consumer Protection Division
Carlson
Hospital Births and Admissions Report
Belhin Memorial Hospital records show a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Cleve Hartman Leigh on July 1 weighing seven pounds five ounces. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Donald Biltner Rt 2 Colombn on July 1 weighing nine pounds four ounces. Admissions include Walter Engberg Monroe Steve Wetten and James Slade Columbus. Dismissals include Mrs Neil Jensen and son Columbus. St Mary Hospital lists a birth to a Mr Arthur Sprink Rt 4 Columous seven pounds twelve ounces and a birth of Wally J. Dismissals include Mrs Mlanie Taylor Mary Mimick Columbus.
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Behlin Memorial Hospital
Cleve Hartman
Leigh
Donald Biltner
Rt. 2
Colombn
Walter Engberg
Monroe
Steve Wetten
James Slade
Columbus
Neil Jensen
Son
St. Mary Hospital
Baughter
Cmd
Arthur Sprink
Rt. 4
Columous
Wally J
Mlanie Taylor
Mary Mimick
City Briefs Rites and Summer Notices From Columbus
Funeral services for Johm A. Swerczek 85 held at St Anthony Catholic Church with burial at St Stanislaus Cemetery Duncan Pallbearers listed Arrangements by McKown Funeral Home Picnic at Pawnee Park Parents Without Partners Family gathering at 539 pau East shelter Columbus Chamber office to close Friday July Service no mail or window service Saturday July 4 Lifesaving class starts July 8 Columbus Family Center Island Lutheran Church service at 850 am Sunday Lions blue rock shoot Lincoln July 10 contact by noon July 8 Rev McGee welcome at St Luke's after July 4 service John Gerrard correction Midland College basketball award Fire calls two Columbus incidents no fire at Behlen Mig Co grass fire at 3209 22nd Street
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Johm A. Swerczek
St. Anthony Catholic Church
Cloud Billig
St. Stanislaus Cemetery
Duncan
Robert Koczor
Richard Tworek
Robert Cheloha
Dave Swierczek
Douglas Schaecher
Tom
Mimick
McKown Funeral Home
Pau
Pawnee Park
Columbus
Behlen Mig. Co
22Nd Street
Graham Urges U S to Celebrate Good in America
Reverend Billy Graham called on Americans of all political persuasions to join Honor America Day on July 4 and rededicate effort to correct racism poverty and pollution. He stressed the event is not a pro Nixon gathering and said no Nixon officials would attend his interfaith service at the Lincoln Memorial.
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Washington
UPI
Billy Graham
America
Graham
Nixon
Lincoln Memorial
Martin sworn in as board member on four year term
Washington UPI reports Preston Martin was sworn in for a full four year term on the Federal Home Loan Bank board and remains chairman of the board. The appointment, made March 3 by President Nison, fills an unexpired term that ended recently. Marlin previously taught finance at USC.
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After Schmidt
Richland
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Ann Spreeman
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Fred
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Edgar Janssen
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Lincoln
Wunderlich
Bleth
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Gulas
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Clauncey Sheldon
James Joyner
Krista Ani Patrick
S. G._ Williams
Mary Lee
Fred and
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Columbus Chamber of Commerce
Columbus Family
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Midland College
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