Columbus area personals and notices highlight July events
A mosaic of local life with visits, family birthdays, church events, and reunions. Mr. and Mrs. Krzycki join Henrietta Gryva for surgery at Fullerton Memorial. Lutz visitors come for Albert Lutz’s and a sister’s care. Trinity Lutherans urge Bicentennial dress at Sunday services. Numerous family gatherings include Parolek, Williams, Ziegenhardt, and Severin relatives. Local ads show a July 4th flower bundle, Harold's Corner Cafe prime rib, and summer entertainment venues. A Columbus High Class of 1966 reunion is planned for July 3 at Holiday Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Krzycki
Henrietta Gryva
Fullerton Memorial Hospital
Frank J. Parolek
Dale Laudenklos
Monroe
Frank C. Parolek
Ulysses
Robert Parolek
Angela Parolek
R. P
Clarence Fikmeier
Susan
Richard
Dodge
Edgar Janssen
Arlis
Platte Center
Fred Ziegenhardt
Rhonda
Michelle
Frank Ziegenhardt
Tom
Leanna
Edward Ziegenhardt
Mason
Ohio
Mary Lee Williams
Lincoln
Allen Luebbe
Geneva
Arthur Nyffeler
A. J. Romberg
Columbus
Oil Industry Warns of Gasoline Shortages If EPA Acts Soon
WASHINGTON EPA action within two weeks could trigger fuel shortages, warns Frank Ikard president of the American Petroleum Institute. He says a rapid drop in lead additives would strain refinery stocks and reduce gallons per barrel of oil as refineries struggle to meet demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Environmental Protection Agency
Frank Ikard
American Petroleum Institute
EPA
Ikard
Stahmer's Four Lawsuits Set on Merger Case
Former State Sen. David Stahmer seeks to merge Omaha area districts into one. Lancaster County District Court Judge Herbert Ronin ruled he has jurisdiction and the case may proceed there. If favorable, Westside, Ralston and Millard districts face desegregation orders from federal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, Neb
UPI
David Stahmer
Omaha
Lancaster County
Herbert Ronin
Ronin
Douglas County
Stahmer
Westside
Ralston
Millard
U.S
Omaha Stahmer
Omaha Woman Sentenced Four Years in Manslaughter
Garen L. Comfort, 29, pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the death of her 4 year old stepson Matthew. She told authorities she lost her temper after he spit in her face and forced his head against a bathroom vanity multiple times. The March 2 incident led to the boy's death four days later in an Omaha hospital. Judge John Grant sentenced her Thursday to four years at the Nebraska Center for Women in York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
UPI
Nebraska Center For Women
York
Garen L. Comfort
Matthew
Comfort
Douglas County
John Grant
McTAGGERT obituary and Albion notices in Nebraska papers
Funeral services were held for Paul W. McTaggert 75 at St. Pius X and Calvary Cemetery in Omaha. Survived by wife Clare two stepdaughters two sisters eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Additional notices list Kermit Kruse Arthur Graham and Albion area survivors with dates and burial plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Arthur Graham
Albion
Boone County
Nebraska New Car Dealers
Perry Blanchard
Levander Funeral Home
Rose Hill
Arthur
Flossie (Lewis) Graham
Burden
Kan
Virginia Score
Wayne
American Legion
Arthur L. Jr
Larry
Jeanne) Neidhardt
Winfield, Kan
William
Dorothy) Hinkley
Leonard
Corrine) Hinkley
Charles
Neva) McGee
Grand Island YMCA YWCA drive falls short of goal
The public phase of a $2 million fund drive for a joint YMCA YWCA facility in Grand Island ended without reaching the target. Only about $1.14 million was raised. the next phase will proceed quietly. A committee appraisal of the two buildings was planned and Miller & Paine pledged $10,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Island
Neb
UPI
YMCA
YWCA
Elmer Hill
Hill
Miller & Paine Co
United States Population on 200th Birthday
The Census Bureau estimates the United States will reach 215,667,979 citizens on its 200th birthday Sunday, nearly 100 times its 1776 population of 2.4 million. A new American is born every 10 seconds, a death every 16 seconds, an immigrant arrives every 81 seconds, and an emigrant leaves every 60 minutes.
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Washington
UPI
Census Bureau
United States
City Briefs July 2 1976
Accident at 14th Street and 24th Avenue involves Carolyn Eutenever of 1618 27th Street and Stanley Swantek near Route 5. American Legion Hartman Post 8 holds officer installation at 7 p.m. Tuesday July 6 led by Vern Beckmann. Columbus Post Office closes July 5 for Independence Day. no deliveries. service counter closed. Counter open Sunday July 4 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. for hand-cancel of envelopes and memorabilia with July 4 postmark requiring 13 cents postage. AA and Al-Anon meet Sundays. call numbers provided. Nocturnal Adoration at St. Bonaventure 10 p.m. Saturday to 6 a.m. Sunday. volunteers welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
14Th Street
24Th Avenue
Carolyn Eutenever
1618 27Th Street
Stanley Swantek
American Legion
Hartman
Vern Beckmann
Columbus
Vern Zimmerman
Newton man pleads guilty in county court case mix
Rick Brashear of Newton Kansas pled guilty to an amended willful reckless driving charge. He was charged originally with felony unlawful flight to avoid arrest and a presentence investigation was ordered. Trials were set for Dale Kumpf Leigh and Randall Woosley Omaha. Kumpf pled innocent to reckless driving with trail set for July 7. Woosley requested a jury trial for driving under suspension set for July 20. A presentence investigation was ordered for Mathew Birkel Fremont who pled guilty to driving while intoxicated. Traffic Court fines listed include Roger Haas Osceola ten dollars Hazel Porten Canada twenty five Scott James Lincoln ten Carol Loewe ten Joe Sedlak twenty five Delores Schmit Bellwood fifteen Larry Beiermann fifteen Bobby Bolin California no registration fifteen Jeri Zulkoski dog at large five Rozan Graus David City stop signal fifteen Russel Crumley Monroe snagging twenty five.
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Kruse
Zion Lutheran Church
Albion
Kermit Kruse
Omaha
Boone County
Rose Hill
C. H. Baalson
Levander Funeral Home
Mr. Kruse
Henry and
Frieda (Koch) Kruse
Dennison
Letha Peterson
Madison
Dale
Ronald
Paul
Carol) Brugger
Richard
Janet) Lawson
Fred
Marlene) Mitchell
Milacka
Minn
Albert
Phenix City
Ala
Harry
Martha
Dan
Frances
Menlo Park
Calif
Rick Brashear
Newton
Kan
Dale Kumpf
Leigh
Randall Woosley
Kumpf
Woosley
Mathew Birkel
Fremont
Roger Haas
Osceola
Hazel Porten
Canada
Scott James
Lincoln
Carol Loewe
Joe Sedlak
Delores Schmit
Bellwood
Larry Beiermann
Bobby Bolin
California
Jeri Zulkoski
Rozan Graus
David City
Russel Crumley
Monroe
Simants silent on decision in gag order ruling
Erwin Charles Simants declined to discuss Wednesday’s U.S. Court ruling overturning the gag order in his trial. The unanimous decision voided a reporting ban tied to a October slaying case, with Simants in Nebraska’s maximum security unit since February and allowed limited visitors and occasional exercise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, Neb
UPI
Erwin Charles Simants
U.S
Simants
Nebraska Penal Complex
Hospital Report Admissions and Births at Local Facilities
Hospital admissions include Charles Favors Opal Hurst Nicole Rae Vavricek and Columbus. Dismissals list Walter R Watts Osceola Lemuel Brandenburg Bellwood and several named mothers and daughters. Births note a daughter to Mr and Mrs Terry Schaffer Rt 1 Richland seven pounds and a son to Mr and Mrs Lyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Favors
Opal Hurst
Nicole Rae Vavricek
Columbus
Walter R. Watts
Osceola
Lemuel Brandenburg
Bellwood
Marlin Vrbas
Gary Kleinheksel
David Halley
John Jacobitz
Terry Schaffer
Rt. 1
Richland
Seven Pounds
Fair activities and demos at multiple meetings
Kelly Miller demonstrated oatmeal cookies at the Miller home during Sunny Lemons and June 30 gathering with talk of fair participation song contest modeling and judging. Next meeting set for July 7. Deannd Bogus reporter. Nifty Needlers attendees met June 30 at Kris and Jimmy Saalfeld's home with Kris showing sewing stitches and fabric techniques. Lynne Loaseke reporter. West Island group met June 28 at Martin Kresha home with Bernie Nitsch on nutrients and JoAnn Schacher and Debbie Neujahr on salad dressing. Next meeting July 12 at Dick Triba's. Gene Schacher reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly Miller
Sunny Lemons
Miller
Deannd Bogus
Kris and
Jimmy Saalfeld
Kris
Lynne Loaseke
West Island
Martin Kresha
Bernie Nitsch
JoAnn Schacher
Debbie Neujahr
Far
Dick Triba
Gene Schacher
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Fred Aerni
Trinty Lutheran Church
Ladies Aid
Columbus Florists
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Litch Street
Joe Tschantre
Daniel Tschantre
Ed Zywiec
Shelly Tschantre
Pat Krzycki
Steve Steiner
Steve Sleddens
Larry Prososki
Greg McGillivray
Mike Reiser
Mike Bogus
Hugh Riley
John Liebentritt
Herman Sohl
Tri- County
John G. Severin
Fred Severin
Columbus High
Holiday Inn
Rhoda
Mason, Ohio
R. P. Nelson
C. C Sheldon
Peewee
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Joe Cada
Micek
SKY Bowl
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Charles Elliott
Jim Hellbusch
Licking
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Ktlx-Fm
Duncan
Loup Power District
Ken Christensen
Dean Recek
Duncan Area
Gordon Buchholz
Monument Works, Inc
Bart Becker
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Al-Anon
St. Bonaventure Catholic Church
LA Times
Joe Camp
Taring
James Hampton
Christopher Connelly
Slim Pickens
Denver Pyle
Gene Confort
MiMi Maynard
Jack Elam
Jack Cutter
TBS
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Staemmer
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