Columbus Personal Notices Highlight Family Events and Travel
Louis Bordy returns from Sheboygan to Sacramento after his sister Jeanette Herman’s funeral. Earl Crawbaugh and wife visit Columbus for their parents in law’s 50th wedding anniversary. Mrs. Charles Bittner attends a Stuart Iowa cousins reunion with multiple relatives. Guests at Braun birthday include family from Cincinnati and Illinois. Justin Kay baptized at Advent Catholic Church.
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Louis Bordy
Sheboygan, Wis
Jeanette Herman
Sacramento
Calif
Columbus
Earl Crawbaugh
Charles A. Hook
Charles Bittner
Stuart
Iowa
Clark Hansen
San Marcos
Mary Russell
Pamela
Anita
Dorothy Hanley
Dexter
Etta
Margaret Chesterman
Paul and
Dana
Ben Jonestuart
Rch
Justin Kay
Dean Wolfgram
St., Aventure Catholic Church
Swalfgram
Ocen
Kristin
Gene Wagner
Elmer Monk
Side
Ron
Dennisudette and
Kelly
Folk
Kevin Wolfgram
Airbags could save thousands of lives each year
UPI reports highway safety expert Albert B. Kelley of the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety says airbags could prevent up to 19,000 deaths annually. DOT estimates range from 11,000 to 45,000 potential lives saved with airbags, as hearings on the topic are set for August 3.
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Chicago
UPI
Albert B. Kelley
The
Insurance Institute For Highway Safety
Kelley
U. S. Department of Transportation
City Briefs announce Summer Recreation three weeks left
Community notices list ongoing activities and contact details. Teens cookout at Lake North, Rinkol Picnic Sunday at Pawnee Park, Blue Rock Shoot tonight at Izaak Walton grounds, Civil Defense volunteers meeting Wednesday, Eagles Auxiliary tonight, Right to Life meeting Thursday, Garden Club Thursday, Sertomans Wednesday noon, Parents Without Partners midweek and Bowling Friday, Humane Society pound listings and hours, address for Serviceman OTSA Meyer in Seattle.
Deaths and Funerals in Columbus Area 1976
Two obituaries summarize deaths in Columbus and district. Jeanette Bordy Herman 69, formerly of Columbus, buried at Sheboygan after dress shop era. survivors include son Harold and daughter Simone with siblings in Texas and California. Mrs Stanley H Kruse 55, Columbus resident, dies in Columbus Community Hospital. services at Trinity Lutheran Church with burial at Columbus Cemetery. husband, children, siblings, and eight grandchildren noted. memorials requested.
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Herman
Jeanette (Bordy) Herman
Columbus
Sheboygan
Wis
Simon Bordy
Emil
Harold
Milwaukee
Simone
Chicago
Louis Bordy
Sam
Rose) Weinstein
Lena) Namen
San Antonio
Tex
Eva Minkin
Los Angeles
Bellwood
Parker
Inez (Niesner) Ostrander
Bellwood High School
Stanley Kruse
Tacoma
Wash
Trinity Lutheran Church
Ronald L
Duane
Carolyn) Strong
Emerson
Marvin
Cathy) Peterson
Norfolk
Mark
Ill
Marion
Helen) Mahlin
David City
Melvin
Alice) Aerni
Lawrence
Dorothy) Aerni
Ira Ostrander
Fullerton
Bill
Octavia
Ervin
Fred
Everett
Jess
Frank Ostrander
U S Ends Thailand Withdrawal After Decade in Asia
UPI reports the United States completed its military withdrawal from Thailand leaving about 245 advisers and ending a decade as a mainland Southeast Asia power. Air Force M Sgt George Davis the last nonadviser to depart, while Brig Gen Harry Aderholt folded the flag signaling the end of the U S Military Assistance Command Thailand.
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Bangkok
Thailand
UPI
United States
Southeast Asia
U.S
Indochina
Air Force
George Davis
Cincinnati
Ohio
Hong Kong
Davis
Harry Aderholt
Southeast Asian
U.S. Military Assistance Command
Philippines
Carter lays out campaign strategy against Ford or Reagan
Jimmy Carter outlined his fall campaign plan on the Plains Steps, saying he would attack Ford's record or Reagan's inclination to use military force. He defended Ford's Nixon pardon as not to be debated, and noted Mondale would join to plan strategy while Carter also defended staff actions and the Olympic issue policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Plains High School
Walter F. Mondale
Ford
Reagan
Panama
Lebanon
Rhodesia
Nixon
Mondale
Investment Diversified Services Inc
Minnesota
Pat Caddell
Saudi Arabia
Contempt and traffic cases heard in Platte County Court
County Court in Platte County, before Judge Gerald E. Rouse, heard Friday and Monday cases from Columbus, Wakefield, and surrounding areas. Werts and Ping faced jail on contempt, with Werts fined 15 dollars for registration and a 1000 dollar bond for a suspended license, while Ping drew 23 days for contempt. Multiple defendants pled guilty or not guilty to driving while intoxicated, assault, reckless driving, speeding, and related traffic offenses, with sentences including probation, fines, and mandatory driving courses. A lengthy list details numerous speeding fines and other traffic violations from Columbus and nearby towns, with amounts ranging from 5 to 100 dollars and several notes on licenses and inspections.
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Steven Werts
Columbus
Platte County
Werts
Freeman Ping
Wakefield
Platte County Court
Gerald E. Rouse
Steve Bierman
Paul Olcott
Marcus Stacy
Dennis Armstrong
Diane Bonk
Harvey Cordsen
James Lange
David Nielsen
Fullerton
Franklin Brower
Jerome Sawyer
Newman Grove
Kimberly Boss
William Bird
Charles Hintz
Beldon
Don Bonk
Cyril Dreifurst
Ellen Froman
Roland Nyffeler
James Flynn
Schuyler
Shirley Volnek
Ricky Walters
Jeff Pillen
Lyle Klug
Richland
Paul Barron
Robert Page
Lincoln
David Rawhouser
Steven Bierman
Judy Hoelon
Kevin Wiles
Arlington
Ronald Conrad
Denise Rush
Monroe
Richard Rystrom
Michael Miller
Lester Oetter
Omaha
Wallace Viuk
Kearney
Benjamin Powley
Roy Moeller
Wisner
Mark Thomas
Norfolk
George Sturgill
Overgross
James Losie
South Dakota
W H. Burns
Arizona
David Koehler
Colorado
Richard Jakun
Wisconsin
Elliot Geisler
Fremont
D. L. Peterson Trust
Duncan
Scott Schaefer
Michael Zastera
Myron Johannes
Jeff Morris
Daniel Korcek
Ronald Brakenhoff
Roger Johanson
Jim McWilliam
Janet Plugge
Frank Barber
St. Edward
Burglary at Coffin Auto Repair Taken Tools
Columbus police report shows $1,200 worth of air tools and assorted wrenches stolen from Coffin Auto Repair at 2910 12th Street. Roy Coffin, owner, identified the missing equipment.
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Columbus
Coffin Auto Repair
12Th Street
Roy Coffin
Economy expands by 4.4 percent in second quarter
Washington reports the nation’s economy grew 4.4 percent in the April to June period, far slower than the revised 9.2 percent surge in the first quarter. Real GNP reaches 1.259 trillion, inflation at 5 percent, personal income up 0.4 percent in June.
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Washington
UPI
Theatment
Department
Commerce Department
Hansen pleads guilty in Platte County Court
A guilty plea was entered Friday in Platte County District Court for Steven of Columbus who faces a no account check charge. Judge C. T. White ordered a presentence investigation. A separate note mentions Ruth Cockson hosting a Friday morning piano recital at her home with students Shellie and Sue Kobra Je'ne Lyne Mick Kim and Jeanne Schmit.
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Platte County
Steven of
Columbus
C. T. White
Bellwood
Ruth Cockson
Shellie
Sue Kobra
Je’ne
Lyne Mick
Kim
Jeanne Schmit
Hospital Admissions and Births in Columbus and Schuyler
Hospital report lists admissions and dismissals for Columbus and Schuyler areas. Births recorded include two daughters born July 19 to Snyder and Kubler families with weights seven pounds 15 and seven pounds 13. Other names cover patients from Mt. Sterling to Linwood and North Bend with various addresses.
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Acre
Robert Hayter
Ouibees
Allen Sculley
Osceola
Renee Christensen
Scott Christensen
Louise Ciecior
Ivan Falk
William Lux
C. Kenneth Simpson
Columbus
Virgil Stears
Rising City
Mary Blecher
Alan Daniels
William Evans
Lynnville Smith
Nancy Ward
Raphael Zoucha
David Snyder
Rt. 3
Rick Kubler
Hillcrest Drive
Schuyler Hospital
Frank Dates
Frank Peltz
Linwood
Larry Fiala
North Bend
Anna Marik
Albert Walla
Clarkson
Francis Ruskamp
Snyder
Ronald Oborny
Henry Speckman
Lucy Thomson
Schuyler
Christopher Bos
George Sorrick
Marvin Indra
Howells
Mike Chromy
Rodney Machalon
Richard Moore
Stanley Jonas
May Propose Plan to Save Flu Vaccination Program
Dr. Theodore Cooper told a House health subcommittee that the administration may propose a re insurance plan to save President Ford's swine flu vaccination program. He said a re insurance pool could insure against lawsuits and monies would be returned to the government. Details are being drafted and congressional approval is needed. A Friday hearing will include insurance executives.
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Washington
Cooper
Paul Rogers
D-Fla
Monroe Couple Injured In Monday Crash At Local Crossroads
A Monroe couple suffered chest injuries and broken ribs after a two car collision at 8th Street and 26th Avenue Monday. Edward Mohrman and wife Lorretta were treated at Columbus Community. other details include a separate single vehicle mishap on 23rd Street and 25th Avenue with Daniel Louis.
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Monroe
Columbus
Edward Mohrman
Lorretta
8Th Street
26Th Avenue
Eugene Bokelman
Sth Street
Daniel Louis
4Th Avenue
23Rd Street
25Th Avenue
U. S. 30 Center
Roy Bargmann
17Th Street
Vernetta’ Becher
31St Street
Gibson Parking Lot
Adolph Dufek
Schuyler
19Th Street
Bill Korthouse
Mary Hefti
27Th Street
26Th Avenues
Sandra Vasco
7Th
Judith Mares
37Th Avenue
Ambrose Speicher
Mth Avenue
23Rd
Flowery Mound replaces Bug Tussle in Oklahoma birthplace
Residents of Speaker Carl Albert's birthplace in Oklahoma clash over the town's renamed identity Flowery Mound, replacing the former Bug Tussle. The change sparks local debate about heritage while preserving national attention.
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United Press International
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Flowery Mound
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Jennifer
Braun
Don
2Y Braun
John Murphy
Remy Braun
Melvin Braun
Pam Paul
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Marty
Rena
Hland
Lyler
Shane
Bridget
Daveerczek
Chad
Stacey
Dick Murphy
Rick Braun
DOT Secetary
William Coleman
M. A. Olivetti
Jim Olivetti
Crete
Jerry Brown
Kansas City
Leonard Pratt
Seattle
Erv Bonner
Irene Hajek
Hulda Olson
Yellowstone National Park
Henry Hefti
Summer Park
Rudy Podliska
Myron Plantz
David
Deborah
Jerry Thomas
Herman Sohl
Kevin
Kimberly Keener
Fred Severin
Leigh
Mrs. Severin
Chris Odgaard
Eagles
Lake North
Pawnee Park West Shelter
Blue Rock
Izaak Walton
Civil Defense
Civil Defense Volunteers
Loup Public
Right To Life
Columbus Area
Equitable Community Room
Allen Hanner
Sertomans
Holiday Inn
Parents Without Partners
Creative Singles
30Th Avenue
Boulevard Lanes
Humane Society
OTSA
Kevin Meyer
Navfac
FPO
Olympic Committee
Canada
Taiwan
Hansen
44Th Avenue
Ruth McHugh
16Th Street
Ednarden
Platte Center
Mueller
25Th Street
24Th Avenue
Mary Middleton
Downtowner
Larry Bivens
Ag Park
Earl Cherry
Genoa
Gary Howser
35Th Avenue
Leslie Kamm
34Th Street
Behlen Manufacturing Company
Donald Whitefoot
Valley View
14Th Avenue
Jerome Tuma
9Th Avenue
Kenneth Ryba
Phillip Rice
7Th Street
Michael Ernst
Leonard’s Mobile Village
Mason Road
Duane Osten
Norbert Thielen
Creston
Walter Matthau
Tatum O'Neal
Bad News
Norelco
Remington, Schick, Ronson and
Sunbeam
Remington
Schick
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