Wedding, hospital visit span Columbus relatives in Florida
Mrs Ervin Boner Mrs Hutdn Olson and Lois Loseke all of Columbus and Mrs Emma Stott of Sunrise Beach Mo flew to Sebastian Fla last weekend to visit their brother Hugh Loseke in hospital and attend the wedding of his son Catyglas Loseke All returned Monday evening. BONNIE COX 2604 19th St Columbus directory lists cosmetic salon. Lawrence Luchter earned dean's list at Southern Histon University. Columbus Bowl opens July 27 with updates and league meetings. Scotch Doubles start July 28 at 7:30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ervin Boner
Hutdn Olson
Lois Loseke
Columbus
Emma Stott
Sunrise Beach
Sebastian
Fla
Iast
Hugh Loseke
Catyglas Loseke
Mandl
Lawrence Luchter
Southern Histon University
Carbondale
Columbus Bowl
Harry Carlson
Nebraska
Witt
Area deaths and local notices blend in scattered Columbus paper
Obituary notes the death of Gertrude Jacosi Kruger widow of Dr ELK Kruger linked to University of Valparaiso and a pioneer Columbus family. It lists survivors, burial in Valparaiso, and an unrelated college honor list entry for Sharon Lindhorst. The page also includes college dean and president list items, local music ads, weekly event listings, and civic group fundraising notices for Fourth of July activities and a downtown sidewalk sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kruger
Gertrude Jacosi Kruger
Elk. Kruger
University of Valparaiso
Ind
Rochester
N.Y
Colunbus
Leopold
Bertha Jueggs
Becher, Jaeggs and Chambers
Nebraska Biene
Gertrude
Hedwig
Harry L. (Else) Hees
Bull
Oakland
Calif
Kroger
Gerhard
Falls Church
Helen Kruger -Suth
Robert
Kathie Kruger
Walls Church
BBC
Valparaiso
Astronauts announce events marking moon landing anniversary
Apollo 11 trio Armstrong Aldrin and Collins hold a 12:30 p.m. news conference at the Smithsonian to kick off a weekend of moon landing centennial events. They will speak at a Mall ceremony and at Washington Cathedral on Sunday. A moon rock imbedded in a display will be unveiled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasningtos
Neil A. Armstrong
Edwin FE. Aldsin Jr
Michael Coli
Smithsonian Institution
Congress
Space Agency
Armstrong
Ildgin
Colling
Washington Cathedral
Earth
Aldrin
Collins
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Woman 24 seeks acupuncture cure in Taiwan trip
Nancy Herbert of Withamsville Ohio, paralyzed since a neck injury eight years ago, prepares to travel to Taiwan for acupuncture under Dr Ling Sung Chu after meeting Wes Rehfeldl at Mayo Clinic. Her family recalls dire prognosis but she remains hopeful and plans to keep trying until she can walk.
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Withamsville
Ohio
Nancy Herbert
Taiwan
Miss Herbert
Lavon
Verberts
Narey
Nancy
Alabama
George Wallace
New York
Ling Sungchu
Wallace
Hyale
Chu
Min
Wes Rebfeldl TI
RCA
Withamnsville
Rehfeld
Bine
Nationalist China
Jim
Schuyler Receives 500000 Airport Grant in Nebraska Plan
Lincoln based Aeronautics Commission approved 1975 grants totaling about 9 million for Nebraska airport improvements. Schuyler was awarded 500000. North Platte gets 39 million for a new jet runway to serve Frontier Airlines 787 aircraft. Lincoln receives 1.2 million for runway, ramps and aprons expansion. Other towns listed include Albion Beatrice Chadron Calumbus Gordon Grand Island Hastings Holdrege Norfolk Omaha ONeill and Sargent. An Imperial project and Omaha heliport approval are noted.
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Lincoln
Neb
State Aeronautics Commission
Nebraska
North Platte
Frontier Airlines
Albion
Beatrice
Chadron
Calimbus
Gordon
Grand Island
Hastings
Norfolk
Omaha
O'Neill
Schuyler
Sargent
Scotish Tuff
Lmutual Hospital
Calley loses appeal bid in bail decision
The U S Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit refuses to reconsider releasing former Army Lt. William L Calley on bail after a court martial conviction for the My Lai massacre. Calley, held under house arrest for nearly three years, remains in custody transfer at Leavenworth.
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New Orleans
U.S. Sth
Aring
William L. Galley
Appeals Cout
Calley
Galley
Mya Calley
FL. Leavenworth
Kaw
U.S
J. Robert Elliott
Columbus
Git
Lis
the .S. Supreme Court
Id Ciuit
Grandmother of 63 goes to prison over taxes
Martha Tranquilli, a California pacifist grandmother, began a nine month federal prison term for not paying part of her income taxes. She carried a yellow rose and Leaves of Grass as supporters gathered outside the California State Capitol before her surrender to federal marshals.
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Sacramento
Calif
Walt Whitman
Martha Tranquilli
Stout
Martha
Gold Dome
California State Capitol
Capitol Mall
Will appeal decision on power plant in Nebraska
Sierra Club plans to appeal the state environmental director's permit for Nebraska Public Power District to build the Cr? Well station at North Platte. John Gale says the club will pursue higher court review, contending the director erred by going beyond the hearing record and ignoring recommended denial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Platte
Neb
Tap
Sierra Club
State Department of Environmental Centre
DEC
Nebraska Public Power District
Cralh
Power Stavior
Platte Valley
John Gale
North Plaite
Club
George Ludwig
Duarte Nelson
Nelson
NPPD
Gale
Wrynuting
Pawnee Days Planned by Genoa Chamber of Commerce
The Genoa Chamber of Commerce finishes plans for Pawnee Days set August 2 to 4. Events include the Junior Stork Show, Motoreyle Roden, and a Demolition Derby across the three days, with a Free Beef Drawing on August 2 evening. FFA Beef Exhibits on August 2 at 6 4 pm. Junior Rodeo on August 3 and Royal Riders Horse Show and Horse Show Tournament on August 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genoa
Genui Chamber of Commerce
Exxon earnings surge in second quarter profits rise
Exxon Corp, the world’s largest energy company, reported strong second quarter earnings up 67 percent from a year earlier and 20 percent above the first quarter. After tax earnings for the lat quarter reached 850 million dollars, or 9.80 a share, with gains driven by chemical sales, higher crude oil and natural gas prices, and inventory abroad. LK Jamieson, chairman, cited currency fluctuations and sales abroad as factors.
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NEW Vork Apy
Exxon Corp
Exxon
Wexon
LK. Jamieson
Police and citizens to meet in Omaha on Tuesday
Police officials and citizens will meet Tuesday in the first of a series requested by the Omaha Human Relations Board. The meetings follow shootings in which a policeman and two civilians were killed. Safety Director Richard Rath and Mayor Edward Zorinaky are guiding the sessions.
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Omaia Neb
Omaha Inman Relations Board
Richard Rath
Edward Zorinaky
Ty Alten
Ozark Music Festival Draws 43000 Crowds in Sedalia
A restless crowd in Sedalia for the Ozark Music Festival clogged roads and caused minor troubles at the Missouri State Fairgrounds. Vendors reported beer and other refreshments consumed on site, with several stores limiting shoppers to maintain control as about 43 thousand people attended the Friday kickoff.
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Sedalia
Estape
Ozark
Cattle on Feed Down 24 Percent from Year Ago
Lincoln Nebraska cattle feeders held 429000 head on July 1 according to the Federal State Division of Agricultural Statistics. The figure is down 34 percent from last year and 12 percent from the previous month. The 700 pound plus group includes 132000 head, down 4 percent. the 600 to 699 pound group totals 504000, down 24 percent. The under 700 pound category is 164000, down 59 percent. Feeders plan to market THOM head in the July September quarter, about the same as last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
APY
Newbraska
Federal-State Division of Agricultural Statistics
Thom Head
Youth dies after rural horse roping accident
Scottsbluff Nebraska reports a Minatare youth died in a hospital after a horse roping incident. David Garrison, son of Mir and Nes, was rope catching during roping practice when the rope entangled him. He would have started hosting classes next Monday.
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Scottsbluff
Neb
David Garrison
Mir
Nes David
Garrison
Hospital Admission and Dismissal Report
Bohlen Community Hospital admissions include Orang Genoa estph Barges and Columbia Dismissals list Neemeyer Twighs Prosaski Columbus. St Mary Hospital airth reports daughter to Mr and Mrs Tonal Furby nine pounds born on nineteen. Dismissals include Mrs Christin Morales and daughter St Rawards infant Kristi Siva. Mrs Orville Aldrich and daughter Columbus.
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Bohlen
Orang
Genoa
Estph Barges
Columbia
Neemeyer
Twighs Prosaski
Columbus
Ronna
St. Mary Hospital Airth
Tonal Furby
Ith Sireel
Christin Morales
St. Rawards
Kristi Siva
Orville Aldrich
Frontier reports record earnings for first half of 1974
Frontier Airlines of Denver posted six month earnings of 6.5 million dollars, 94 cents per share, beating all prior full years through 1972. Second quarter net was 82.66 million after extraordinary items, with six month net 4.34 million before extraordinary items and 4.44 million after. The carrier serves western and midwestern states and Winnipeg, Canada.
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Denver
Frontier Airlines
Midwest
Winnipeg
Canada
Blue Rock-Shoot to start at 2 pm in Genoa Sunday
City briefs report Blue Rock-Shoot begins at 2 pm Sunday in Genoa with other local items. Family V-Youth golf starts Tuesday at the city course, all members welcome, plus a sentencing note in County Court Friday for Joyce Werts probation and Patrick Tuxtall sale charge fines. Fire responses include three calls Friday, a mobile home slight fire at Ag Park, rural grass fire at Lie Country Trailer Court, and paper pickup Saturday by Boy Scouts in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Werts
Patrick Tuxtall
Columbus
Athe Ag Park
Lie Country
Ford will not campaign for Democrats in impeachment vote
In Roanoke, Vice President Ford said he would not base support for Congress on impeachment votes and might back some qualified Democrats. He later said he misspoke and has no plans to campaign for Democrats, though he would back a "first class Democrat" in certain districts. Ford tours southwestern Virginia for Republican Caldwell Butler amid impeachment debate.
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Roanoke
Gerald
Ward
Republicary Congress
Nixon
Ford
Grand Rapids
Mich
Virginia
Caldwell Buller
Judiciary Committee
Butler
Car motorcycle crash kills man in Nebraska
A head on collision between an auto and a motorcycle in Superior Nebraska killed Randy L. Zuehlsdorf 19 of Hebron and left passenger Neal Sataman of Hardy hospitalized. The auto occupants were uninjured. The crash occurred as the motorcycle headed west on Highway 74.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Osterberg resigns NBA post in Nebraska
William H. Osterberg has resigned as executive manager of the Nebraska Bankers Association, effective at year end. An Executive Council committee, led by Roland Emmett of Citizens State Bank in Arapahoe, will choose a successor.
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Omaha
Neb
William H. Osterberg
Nebraska Bankers Association
Roland Emmett
Citizens State
Hank
Arapahoe
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Bonnie Cox
19Th St
Cosmetique Beauty Saon
la Frana
Casey Fri
Sal
Sharon Kay Ldndforst
Roger Lindhorst
Findsay
Northeast Nebraska Technical Community College
Sharon
Legion Club Sol
GA T
Bud van Fleet
The
Sandhill Troubadours Sun
A.M. Brown
He Platte College
ConAgra Group
Holiday Inn
Silver Creek
Sat
Blue Boys
Sun
Columbus Area
Northeast Technical Community College
Dale C. Henke
Thomas J. Hollman
Leigh
Ronald J Wullschleger
Jeffrey Berends
Madison
Jon Freudenburg
Jane Ellen Ray
Lesiak
Dennis Hansen
Red Mays
S&h
Columbus Laundry & Dry Cleaners
Nota Pans
Plate County
Marie. Kummer
Beth Pfeifer
Noyce Kammer
Randee King
Randy Kasper
Doris Keller
Wayr: Kamer
Cindy Zach
Janet Zach
Rita Louis
Linda Koch
Julie Fallick
Jar Rodehorst
Dee Ann Davis
Pegey Lloyd
Kint Asche
Mary Heimann
Debbie Coy
Marla Labenz
Barb Warth
Hiegina Wembhoff
Mary Stopak
Cindy Siefken
Christine Cook
Laurie du
Diane Louis
Lynn Scheffler
Barb Brockhaus
Sara Pendleton
Ane Grant
Trandee Klug
Randee Klug
Yach
Scott Cumming
Jeanette Olivier
Diane Pannelly
Becky Ternus
Scotty Andreasen
Grandmother
Marsé
Inenvillé
Miss
Svar
Calicee
Pentagon
Tranquilli
Mound Bayou
Supreme Court
Frontier Reports
Larry G Waller
Bron
Ina
Iar al
Larry G. Waller
City Briefs
Boy Scouts
Pawnes Club
Nina Staub
Daniel
Rosenthal
Daniel J. Rosenthal
Praise Center
2Rd Street
Oak Avenue
Rose A. Kula
Tamov
M. Hook
37Th Avenue
McQueen
Hoffman
Cue Megaring
Allied Artists
Whosams
Init
Erasklin
Lschafener Hai
Anas Technicolos
Polen
Barbara Hershey
Richard Thomas
Eastman
Digby
Sid Bana
Bullitt
Roy Scheider
Toon
Deluxe
Tony le Blance
Osterberg
NBA
Slim
Reg
Girls! Gyons & Knt
26Th Ave
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