Local Notices and Visits Highlight Weekend Foxing
A parade of personal notices spans Shorewood visitors to Columbus reunions, births, and holiday visits. Names include Natalie Ann and Jonathan Allan Reec, Lida, Nicole Annette Nyffeler, and Pamela Kaup. Occurring events feature CHS 1986 class reunion planning, a new baby Nicole Annette Nyffeler, and July 4 holiday movements in Fort Collins and Denver with Osmond concert detours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Reec
Natalie Ann
Jonathan Allan
Shorewood Wis
Lawrence Tilley
Lida
Linoln General Hospital
Lincoln
Norman Kaup
Pamela
Dothan
Ala
Royal Clark
Platte County CourtHearing Changes Plea In DUI Case
Frank Pedraza of Platte Center changed his plea to guilty in Platte County Court. The document lists multiple cited figures from various towns for traffic and related offenses including speeding and improper passing with small fines noted for each individual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pedraza
Platte Center
Platte County
Jackie Keitel
Sam Mancino
Minnesota
John Horner
Donald Carrig
Omaha
Christopher —Gellenkirchen
Lindsay
Stanley Snodgrass
Lincoln
Kevin Egger
Colleen Soulliere
Timothy Carnie
Michael Lake
Norfolk
Kim Miller
Arthur Cue
Shelia Kassen
Charles’ Simpon
Patrick Chesnut
Richard Noring
Matulka Critical of Moral Decline in Politics
Erwin Matulka, candidate for state senator in the 23rd District, denounces political leaders for alleged immorality and scandals. He cites Supreme Court abortion rulings and parents’ permission issues as threats to the American family and urges voters to oppose such moral erosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin Matulka
Supreme Court
Valparaiso
Record heat hits 118 degrees in Gila Bend
The highest temperature reported Tuesday to the National Weather Service outside Alaska and Hawaii reached 118 degrees at Gila Bend Arizona. The day's low settled at 43 degrees in Reno Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Weather Service
Alaska
Hawaii
Gila Bend
Ariz
Reno
Nev
Births Notice From Columbus Hospital
Births: Son to Mr and Mrs Robert Duran 1819 ard Street six pounds four ounces. Daughter to Mr and Mrs al T Starkey Rt 1 Bellwood eight pounds one ounce July 6. Son to Mr and Mrs Timothy Thomas 1060 24th Avenue seven pounds five ounces July 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finch
Emil Huhman
Glenn Olson
Brooke Pierson
Todd Wilbur
Columbus
Andrea Liss
Duncan
Clara
Wilke
Leo Steiner
Mary Carr
Melvin Drummond
Robert Duran
Ard Street
Aly
al T. Starkey
Rt. 1
Bellwood
Timothy Thomas
24Th Avenue
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Cadwallader dies in California
Saw Wallaven and Lloyd Kohler of Richland announce the death of their daughter Mrs Bill Cadwallader aged 49 in St Jude Hospital Fullerton California. Survived by husband her mother and sister Pauline Schrock of Hutchinson Kansas one niece and one nephew. Funeral services are pending at Forest Lawn Los Angeles.
Carter Reveals More Names On Discussion List
President Carter discloses additional names linked to his discussion list as he travels plans unfold. Sen John Glenn will visit Plains Georgia on Thursday and Sen Henry Jackson will meet Carter next week at the Democratic National Convention. Press aide Jody Powell confirms interview with Rep Peter Rodino and Muskie already interviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Glenn
Hio
Plains
Henry Jackson
Washington
Carter
Jody Powell
Rep
Peter Rodino
New Jersey
Sen
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Silver Spur Club to meet Sunday
The Silver Spur Social club plans a 7 30 p m gathering Sunday at St Joseph Social hall hosted by Emil Novak and Ralph Furby with Ann and Mary Putnam visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs Ted Kurtenbach. Richard Carrig of Tacoma visits area with the Mark family. guests include Chuck Mark visiting two weeks and staying until July 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peet Eet
Silver Spur Sociallub
Pam
St. Joseph
Messrs and Mines
Emil Novak
Ralph Furby
Ann
Mary Putnam
Bill Putnam
O'Neill
Ted Kurtenbach
Richard Carrig
Tacoma
Wash
Farid
Robert Mark
Chuck
Arno Mark
Ray Pugger
Mark
Nancy
Omaha
Frank Fuugner
Tighter rules apply to sale of food stamps
Federal reforms target stamp vendors and delays in payments to the government. President Ford backs the bill to curb abuses, requires prompt cash deposits, and imposes criminal penalties for violators. The measure aims to tighten oversight for about 1 million food stamp recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Ford
Schuyler council debates gas rate and city budget changes
Schuyler City Council approved a rate increase sought by Northern Natural Gas citing higher supplier costs and future supply constraints. The body also revised the 1976 77 budget to avoid new mili levy spending, discussed rezoning plans for 10th and Colfax, and approved a Sunday alcohol sales ordinance and transfer of liquor license to G and P Package Liquor at 411 East 6th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vy Eumania
Schuyler
People’s Northern Natural As Co
Northern Natural
Clifford Smith
Smith
Denuyier Electric
Spencer Foods, Inc
Reid Townsend
City Planning Commission
10Th and
Colfax
Nebraska
State Liquor Commission
Husker Bat
G and P
Harold Bahm
E. M6th Street
Hew ruling suspended by Ford administration
President Ford orders HEW to act against school district practices amid irritation over parental events in public schools. Ron Nessen says Ford will task Congress to intervene if needed to enforce traditional American standards, reflecting White House dissatisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mherersme Eel
UPI
Ford
HEW
Davi
White House
Ron Nessen
Congress
Sloup returns from Europe with Wesleyan students
Sloup came back Thursday after three weeks in Europe with Nebraska Wesleyan University students who studied British education in England then toured Scotland Wales France Switzerland Germany and the Netherlands Also mentioned are local visitors including Mr and Mrs Bill King Sheryl Scott Edson and Mrs Edd Dechert and others during a Fourth of July celebration context. Nixon pledges continued efforts to end de jure segregation on March 24 1970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloup
Europe
Trudy Sloup
Nebraska Wesleyan University
England
Scotland
Wales
France
Switzerland
Germany
Netherlands
Bill King
Sheryl
Scott Edson
Maha
Edd Dechert
Clarence Glock
Alfred Topil
Lincoln
Cordes reunion notes Peru missionaries departure
Peru missionaries from Cordes family reunion at Ulysses Methodist church with Mrs. John Braasch and Rev. and Mrs. Fred Wolff. The Wolffs depart by plane to Lima, Peru to resume missionary work after staying in Nebraska since January. Attendees included Dale Braasch Emily Burgett Burgett family Ellison and others from Nebraska California and Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
John Braasch
Fred Wolff
Cordes
Ulysses
Wolff
Lima
Nebraska
Dale Braasch
Emily
David Burgett
Espanola
N-M
Gordon Burgett
Don Ellison
Wilbur Fricke
Russell Ferris
Columbus
Animals to be destroyed unless claimed by Thursday
The Columbus Police Department warns that the animals will be destroyed if not claimed by Thursday morning. An annual meeting for School District 10 is scheduled for 7:90 p.m. Monday. Marriage licenses list Dean Urban Clarkson Cindy Wilke Leigh married July 31 at Christ Lutheran Church. John Oder Linda Kumpf Osceola to be married July 16 at Immanuel Lutheran. Joseph Bierman Columbus Joylene Patzel Madison to be married July 10 in Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theolumbus
Dean Urban
Clarkson
Cindy Wilke
Leigh
Christ Lutheran Church
John Oder
Linda Kumpf
Osceola
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Joseph Bierman
Columbus l
Joylene Patzel
Madison
Wayne
URW Rejects Firestone Proposal Ending Nationwide Strike
United Rubber Workers officials rejected Firestone Tire and Rubber Co plan to end the 78 day nationwide strike. The union called Firestone’s actions unofficial and unethical as talks continued after a holiday weekend. The offer would raise wages by 15 cents per hour in year one and total $1.30 per hour over the three year pact for about 70 000 workers at 47 plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
UPI
Firestone Tire and Rubber Co
United Rubber Workers Union
URW
Firestone
Tabor
Willam Lusery
Bommarito
Firemen Fight Blaze at Schuyler Farm
Firemen spent about two hours Tuesday morning controlling a blaze at the Roger Morris farm four miles west and one mile south of Schuyler. One building was destroyed containing timber and hay. two hog sheds and a storage building suffered minor damage. The cause was undetermined, with speculation of an electrical short or fireworks. Dollar loss not yet estimated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Morris
Schuyler
Milo Stuchl
San Jous
City Briefs Columbus on Union Pacific right-of-way
Local notices report calls at 3 05 4 50 and 6 10 about Union Pacific right of way. A Nyffeler family picnic is set for July 11 at Pawnee Park east shelter with attendees bring your own soft drinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Union Pacific
Nyffeler
Pawnee’ Park East
Also Mentioned on This Page
Columbur
Steamex
Vincent Feik
Houston
Tex
Mather
August Feik
Treasury
Continental Oil Company
William Church
Math Beiermann
Don
Kathy Sinner) Zimmer
Alt An M
University of New Mexico
Inan
Laverne Zimmer
Nicole Annette
Gene Nyffeler
Oklahoma City
Nicole
Roland Nyffeler
Kenney George
Margaret Rollman
Rollman
Humphrey
Rochester
Minn
St. Mary Hospital
Don Evans
David Evans
Wichita, Kan
Robert Evans
Pueblo
Colo
David
Columbus High
11Th Street
Sean Miller
Leon R- Miller
Den 5
Grace Bryant
Laura
Seale
Joseph S. Carco
Hacienda Heights
Calif
Henry Keller
Herbert Luchsinger
Clifford H. Keller
George Ja. Keller
Northwestern Mutual Life Office
Adrian
Mihulka
Fort Collins
Julie
Lynette
Denver
John Ryland
Donny Osmond
Osmond
Rex Michulka
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Bruce L. Keenan
Fay Hitchen
Legion Club
Gues
Matulka
Silver Spur Club
Karen
del Mar
Kirsch
Karen S. Greiner
Schuyler Council
Richard M. Nixon
Nuviena
Gibson
Jim Klawitter
Vern Raemakers
23Rd St
Bessie Rose
Monroe
Rebekah
National
Tvl
America
Et Reo Macmurray Vera Miles
Walt Oxsney
Ben and
Iar As
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!