Mimick reunion attendance and local notices listed
Mr and Mrs Bill Stachura of Chicago and Tom Voss of Grand Island attended the Mimick reunion last weekend. Pawnee React CB directories with 800 plus handles and slang now available at East $0 Inn and Sharkey's Transmission or from Pawnee React members. Books cost $0. Call 54-1023 for information. Several local notices include gifts, anniversaries, travel, and staff updates with many names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Stachura
Chicago
Tom Voss
Grand Island
Pawnee React
Sharkey
NPPD contracts prove useful in heat wave demand
Nebraska Public Power District backed five city contracts Wayne Lyons Sutherland Schuyler and David City with wholesale supplies and reserve generation. Dispatchers at Hastings Control Center activated the municipal plants to feed power into the system, keeping 30,000 kilowatts in reserve during peak demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Neb
UPI
Nebraska
NPPD
Wayne
Sutherland
Lyons Schuyler
David City
Hastings
Marriage license for Haave and Barr in July ceremony
Steven Ray Haave of Lincoln and Cindy Anne Barr of Columbus to wed July 43 at Trinity Lutheran Church. Also reports of traffic accidents in Columbus area with multiple parked-car hits and speeding fines. several residents cited for offenses. a university scholarship news note for Nebraska high school graduates including Terry A. Anderson of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steven Ray Haave
Lincoln
Cindy Anne Barr
Columbus
Trinity Lutheran Church
Thirlytwa
Nebraska
University of Nebraska College of Engineering and Technology
Terry A. Anderson
Deaths and Funerals in Nebraska and nearby towns
Obituaries list multiple deaths in Bergan-Mercy Omaha Gering and Albion. Grobs 43 buried at St Bonaventure with Knights prayers. Rochon of Scottsbluff dies in Scottsbluff hospital with services at Columbus First United Methodist Church. Bieber German instructor at Kearney State College dies after surgery with rites in Albion. Backes 55 dies in Humphrey with rites at St Francis Church. notes include funeral times, locations, state, and survivor details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghohs—Rolland T. Grobs
14Th Street
Bergan-Mercy Hospital
Omaha
St. Bonaventure Catholic Church
Knights of Columbus
Pam
McKown Funeral Chapel
Rochon
Columbus
Edward Rochon
Gering
Scottsbluff
First United Methodist Church
Hoselawn
John Mikkelsen
Gass Haney
Oscar
Frances (Bock) Rochon
Bellwood
Lockwood Corporation
Leona
Nee Mannlein
David City
Shirley Hollmann
Sally Paprocki
Tarnor
Donna Lou Brand
Newman Grave
Rosemary Korziat
Humphrey
Betty Harker
Salt Lake City
Connie MacDonnough
Bakersfield
Calif
Jerome Hemmer
St. Libory
Ralph Hemmer
Fremont
Jim Hemmer
Genoa
George Cady
Ellen White
Payette
Idaho
Florence Cook
Everett
Wash
Frances Cady
Central City
Bieber
United Methodist Church
Albion
Gunter Heinz Bieber
Kearney State College
Otaha
Lester V. Anderson
Rose Hill
Levander Funeral Home
Mr. Rieber
Berlin
Germany
Ewald and
Kara Rieber
University of Northern Iowa
Cedar Falls
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Kearney State
Laura Martin
Margitt Lorke
Bertin
Lester E. Martin
Backes
William J. Backes
St. Bernard-Humphrey
Ambrose German
St. Francis Catholic Church
Ruesman
Matthew Backes
St. Bernard
Esther Cook
St. Bernard Church
Daniel
Donald
Donna) Wemnboff
Dean
Mary Jean) Ainsworth
Johny
Arlene) Engel
Connie Hegemann
Warren
Catherine) Janssen
Platte Center
Judy Backes
Duncan
Sylvester
Viola) Heimann
Joe
Emma Duhmen
Lindsay
Lee
Lanis
Irene) Meyer
Wayne
Ralph
Clara) Pinger
Reserve unit lacks numbers in Columbus report
Col. Lloyd Hubenka of Omaha praised the Army Reserve unit in Columbus as excellent yet at about 50 percent of authorized strength. He noted it brings $69,000 yearly to Lown, rising to over $101,000 at full strength, plus benefits like skill teaching, extra income, defense support, and half-price college tuition for members. Chuck Goenka presided at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Reserve
Columbus
Lloyd Hubenka
Omaha
Hubenka
Creighton University
Columbus Sertoma Club
Lown
Chuck Goenka
Columbus City Briefs July 21 1977
Columbus Nebraska briefs note Little and Pony League gear turn in Friday 6:30 to 7 p.m. at Pawnee Park Stadium. A Musenlap Dystrophy carnival is set for Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 1504 10th Street with games prizes and refreshments. Also mentions Marine corporal Diederich at Camp Pendleton and a Platte District 84 annual meeting at the school Tuesday evening. Eagles Nebraska State President Earl Baker to preside at initiation Saturday 6 p.m. steak fry 7 p.m. dance 8:20. Victoria Malek recovering from surgery at Methodist Hospital Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
10Th Street
Eagles
Nebraska
Earl Baker
Omaha
Victoria Malek
Methodist Hospital
Fighting flares along Egyptian Libyan frontier
Egyptian troops claimed victory in a ground and air battle along the Egyptian Libyan frontier. A military spokesman said 2 Libyan planes were shot down and 40 Libyan tanks plus 31 other vehicles were destroyed. 12 Libyan soldiers were captured and 30 saboteurs were arrested amid clashes starting near Mossed and reaching Salloum. The Egyptians reported no casualties beyond some wounded from a destroyed vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mossed
Salloum
Hospital Report From Columbus List of Dismissals and Birth
Hospital report lists admissions including Esther Ostrand Albion Kenneth Swanson Monroe Marie Grotelueschen Frances Hron and Laurie Neemeyer Columbus. Dismissals include Ordeen Kreitman Minnie Joseke Ron Weyerman Columbus. Birth announced for Donald Hemmer and wife Lindsay a son born July 20 weighing five pounds seven ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Hossital
Admisalona
Esther Ostrand
Albion
Kenneth Swanson
Monroe
Marie Grotelueschen
Frances Hron
Frank A Kosiba
Laurie Neemeyer
Columbus
Ordeen Kreitman
Minnie Joseke
Ron Weyerman
Donald Hemmer
Lindsay
Two Leigh businesses burglarized in early morning break in
In Leigh, two adjacent businesses the Madhouse Market and Old Leigh Inn were burglarized between 4 and 5 45 a m. Cash only was taken from both. checks and a money bag were found under a tree behind the market. Old Leigh Inn cash register opened by waitress Sue Brulin revealed missing money. Entry to the restaurant came via the bar door with the cigarette machine cracked. Sheriff Richard Kruse leads the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Leigh Inn
Sue Brulin
Cullax County
Richard Kruse
Also Mentioned on This Page
St Louis
Gibsons
Robert Geise
Lisa
Fort Wayne
Ind
Bill Noll
York
John A. Miller
Brian
Technological Institute of Northwestern University
Evanston
W.F.W. Steak Fry Lab
Palstar
Silver Dollar Lounge
Hughes
Jerome Kudron
Roger
Ronnie
Hyan
Iowa
Kansas City
Independence
Truman Library and Museum
Kansas City Royals
New York Yankees
Paula Kudron
Pat
Rick
Sons of the KC
Knights of Columbus Pony League
Tom
Kelly
Ron Kudroo
Cindy Uzendoski
Friends Style Hall
Gloor Bakery
Allan Lerch
Scott and
Shannon
Shelby
Montana
Dan Ruff
Great Falls
Aryl Kangis
Billings
Clayton Ruff
Minneapolis
Minn
Lawrence Moser
Madonna (Wiese) Rosenfield
Tempe
Ariz
Charlotte Wiehrdt
Else Meinertz
Copenhagen
Denmark
Howells
The
Four Seasons Beauty and Wig Salon
Dallas
Tex
Jessica
Claire
Christopher Aaron
Eina Rosendahl
Hubert Miller
Burger
Pex
Ree TS
Columbus Manor
Noreen M. Church
Country View
Leslie D. Rogers
30Th Street
Mth
33Rd Avenue
Luann RK
Augustine
Osceola
Anthony H. Weiland
Holiday Inn
Frances D. Kimble
Wildwood Lakes
Tom Butter
Broken Bow
Carol FE
Evans
Amy J. Mazaire
South Reselane
Neil Graff
Elmer Prochaska
Madison
Bruce Vansterplaats
Hichard Strong
Donald Moore
Missouri
Harry Andersen
Iawa
Kenneth Taddiken
Dennis Alen
Elm Creek
Robert Brehm
David Padany
Leigh
Linda Jasper
Paul Fox
Tennessee
Kirk McCoy
Donald Dieter
Norfolk
Marvin Gilsdorf
Daniel Mausbach
Gerald Juranek
Tera Barth
Kearney
Scott Frickson
David Pierce
Tekamah
Richard Holloway
Minden
William Forney
Carolyn Travers
Carol Skanda
Schuyler
Anderson
Gene Wilder
Richard Pryor
Ae “Gumer
Privinies
Patrick McGochan
Woady Allen
Nebraska City
Pawnee Park Stadium
Diederich
Terry
1St Marine Division
U.S. Marine Corps Base
Camp Pendleton
Platte
Tooleys
Columbus Telegram
Columbus Monument Co
Columbus, Nebr
17Th St
Howard Blvd
Eer
Ae Steer Iine “Zhirecus
Pawnee Park Stud
Whursday
Shrine Circus
Shrine
Pawnee Shrine Club
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