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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1973
Page
3
The page lists births and family news, dance events, and local ads. Cheri Lynn Boling born weighing five pounds ten ounces, families visiting relatives, and a string of promotions for drives, florists, and lake-area activities appear alongside wedding and entertainment notices.
Michael A. Rowe, son of Mr and Mrs Lester Rowe, earned a bachelor’s in arsenal science from the University of Nebraska Lincoln on July 19. Jan Teins of Lincoln, contestant in the Powder Puff Derby, finished 88th of 100 in the cross country race. A survey selected winners by times and handicaps. Ed Pope and spouse celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with open house on Sunday July 22 from 2 to 4 PM at the VFW Club.
County commissioners approved a contract for road grading and culverts north of Shelby at the Tuesday meeting. A resolution authorized the treasurer to invest revenue sharing funds short term. Leroy Gerrard was appointed surveyor for the remainder of the term ending January 1975.
Columbus Area Artists viewed Renaissance and Michelangelo and His Art at Wagner Lakes Blovhis cabin Tuesday night. Discussion covered club activities at Platte County fair and August sale at Frankfort Square. Members plan painting sessions Monday evenings at Fox Upholstery on Lith Street.
The state Court of Industrial Relations was petitioned to resolve a salary dispute between North Bend grade school teachers and administrators in Dodge County. District trustees were named as defendants after the District 3 elementary teachers association said attempts to negotiate a salary schedule for the coming year failed.
Schuyler Third Ward councilor Keill Moore announced his resignation at a contentious meeting tied to his residence change. Two visitors attended. one proposed street work and the other urged park improvements as engineer Kuska and Speckman described lagoon maintenance and a resurfacing timeline.
Frank C. Gembica, a former Clarks area farmer aged 79, died early today in a Central City hospital after a stroke. Rosary Sunday evening at Dyers Funeral Home. Funeral services Monday at 9:30 a.m. in St. Michael Catholic Church, Central City. Burial in Clarks. He was born January 10, 1894 in Polk County and married Josephine Shamekon in 1924. Surviving are his wife, Leonard of Central City, Eleanor Neilsen of Mandan, six grandchildren.
Columbus Evening talks highlight a Tuesday Toastmasters event led by new president Gene Roger with Dy. Charles Seeger as toastmaster. Dr. Charles Gray wins best speech for No More Room, plus We table doples and best evaluator awards. July 31 steak fry planned with Barleybird Toastmasters at Gray cabin.
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