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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1977

Page

6

Personal Visit Plans and Local Notices

Me and Mrs Curt Billhymer of St. Louis visit grandmother Mrs Albert Lutz and aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Fred Aerni. Breakfast special at Downtowner. Returning from vacation, Mr and Mrs Herb Strong of Atlantic Jaws visit Frank Markytan family. Boulevard Lanes closes for resurfacing open July 11th and league meetings July 25 26 21. Former Columbus residents Ton Burroughs and wife visit and attend Robak leising wedding.

Curt Billhymer St. Louis Albert Lutz Fred Aerni Black Hills Yellowstone Park Colorado Herb Strong Atlantic Jaws Frank Markytan Columbus Ton Burroughs Littleton Colo

Correction: Guitar lessons and family announcements list

A jumble of notices notes births weddings and visits from many families including Ciurej Sander Brezenski and Hollmann. A newborn Shanna Renae Sander born July 18 at Kearney is reported with grandparents and great grandparents named. A hit and run incident near Monastery Road is mentioned with a reward offering.

Shanna Renae Reed Sander Kearney Harlen Sander Platte Center Victor Schomburg Alexander Iowa Albert Saafeld Columbus Thelma Sander Longtont Cole Sander Zion Lutheran School

Hospital Report from Columbus and Schuyler Hospitals

Admissions and dismissals listed for Columbus and Schuyler hospitals include Valerie Bach Lauri Brandt Edmond Garner and others. Births note newborn daughters and weights for families in Columbus Schuyler and surrounding towns with dates in July.

Columbus Hospital Kesneth Holland Jr Columbus Randall Rohde Daniel Sterup Kenneth R. Slisarski Colvntus

Scouts Return From Camp Near Humbolt

Twelve Bellwood Troop 178 Boy Scouts returned home Wesday after a week at a summer camp near Humbolt on the Cornhusker Scout Reservation. Scoutmaster Harry Lee Wilson joined for three days and Bob Bell stayed until departure. They spent the week with outdoor activities including swimming and canoeing.

Bellwood Humbolt Cornhusker Harry Lee Wilson Bob Bell

Record of multiple traffic and fine notices and fire call

A rural fire alarm sounded for the 40th time this year when hay stacks owned by Norbert Foltz caught Sunday from lightning. The stacks three miles north and one half west of Columbus on land owned by Art Zimmer were extinguished in about an hour. Multiple figures list fines for various traffic offenses including driving while intoxicated probation education and insufficient funds checks with amounts ranging from five to one hundred seventy five dollars. The notices mention Theodore J Lemke and a parked car belonging to Michael J Lemke at 2306 Mahood Drive and various individuals with addresses city and county locations such as Valley Humphrey Lincoln Geneva North Bend and Grand Island. The document also notes a speeding section with many names and small fines and a fire call incident at hay stacks three miles north and west of Columbus.

Mahood Drive Theodore J. Lemke Michael J. Lemke Francis Hanzel Humphrey Carolyn Bazer Valley Robert Niedbalski Marilyn Rhodus Jack Slocum Jr Geneva Bross Casimir Beller Dan Pollard Clark Evans Kimberly Gutz Nash Finch Co Lincoln Andrews van Lines Norfolk Burl Shear Sr Renita Shanahan North Bend Daniel Zoucha Chester Shade Kimberly Gate Wilbur Mausel Schuyler Billy J. Platt Mathias Gubbels Donald Sama Hay Stacks Norbert Foltz Columbus Art. Zimmer

State of emergency declared as strife hits University City fire

Police armed with riot guns protected visiting firemen from neighboring departments crossing picket lines in a house blaze. St Louis County official Gene McNary had declared a state of emergency and ordered nearby departments to respond as University City firemen, 43 strong, protested a pension board decision over a line of duty injury. The fire was confined to a second story closet and extinguished in 40 minutes.

ST. Louis UPI University City Gene McNary Thomas Moonier Pension Board

Spulak dies in Lindsay construction accident

William L. Spulak 25 of Duncan died Monday in a Lindsay construction accident. A truck driver for Gerhard's, he is survived by Lynette Robak Spulak, three children, and his parents. Services Thursday at St. Stanislaus Catholic Church with burial in the parish cemetery. Burial arrangements and viewing details provided by McKown Funeral Home.

Spulak St. Stanislaus Catholic Church Duncan William L. Spulak Joseph A. Miksch McKown Funeral Home Rotary Gerhard’s Lindsay Norfolk Frank Lavontie (Coonts) Spulak Lynette Robak Trentne St. Stanislaus Church Billy Samuel Marianna Frank Sputak Broomfield Calo Lavonne Weber Columbus Stanley Wilma (Veelik) Sindelar Howells Richard Schuyler Howells High School Eugene Francis Grand Island Stanley Jr John William. D Marjory) Schlautmann Daniel Rita) Hegemann Helen) Hegemann Blanche Lincoln Mike C. Sindelar Mary Veellk Wisner

Van Houten retrial jurors ordered to begin deliberations anew

Los Angeles jurors in Leslie Van Houten's second murder trial were ordered to start deliberations again after an alternate replaced a juror. The panel has heard more than 70 hours of testimony since July. The defense sought manslaughter or second degree murder verdicts, while the prosecution urged first degree murder.

Los Angeles UPL Leslie van Houten Superior Court Edward Hinz Jr Beverly Harrison George Heishman Hershman Miss van Houten Charles Manson Lena Rosemary LaBianca Tess Manson

Berean Fundamentals Church meeting in Columbus opens

City notices invite residents to an organizational meeting with district representatives for a Berean Fundamentals Church in Columbus at 7 p.m. today on 2nd Avenue. For details call 564-7351 or 564-2950. Also open house for Mrs Eunice Borg’s 90th birthday at First United Methodist Church on Sunday July 31 at 2 4 p.m. No gifts requested.

Berean Fundamentals Columbus 2Rd Avenue Eunice J.A.) Borg First United Methodist Church

IGYG Club Holds Annual Family Picnic at Clarkson City Park

The IGYG group met Sunday noon in Clarkson City Park for their annual family picnic. Families from Leigh and Clarkson attended. Mrs. Oliver Johnson will host the next meeting on September 8.

IGYG LEIGH Clackson City Park Clarkson Oliver Johnson

Youth wounded as two men held in Nebraska crime spree

In Kearney Nebraska two men aged 24 and 38 were held after an 18 year old youth was shot in the chest while fishing at a sandpit southeast of Kearney. The assailants fled in the youth's pickup but were arrested nearby. The victim, Jack Muller, was in satisfactory condition at a Kearney hospital. Authorities linked the men to other robberies and a faro house burglary in Paul Neb and a car theft in Kansas. The stolen car was found north of Kearney. A large multi agency search followed the shooting near Johnson's Sand and Gravel.

Kearney Neb UPI Southcentral Nebraska Jack Muller Mutler Buffalo County Sheriff's Office J. Paul Kansas Muller Johnson Interstate 40 Gibbon Shelton Buffalo County

USDA Alters Nebraska Western Iowa Milk Marketing Order

The Agriculture Department announced changes to the Nebraska-Western Iowa federal tank marketing order effective Aug. 1. Dairy official Herbert L. Forest said the reform pools supply plants and adjusts payments by milk handlers. The changes, approved by two thirds of affected farmers and backed by associations representing over 88 percent, include lowering the eligible shipping requirement from 30 to 40 percent and revising payment procedures for milk from cooperative bulk tanks.

Lincoln Neb UPL U.S. Agriculture Department Nebraska-Western Iowa Herbert L. Forest USDA Agricultural Marketing Service Omaha Forest

Picnic honors Texas couple Van Ampting

Leigh and Mrs Anthony Van Ampting of Tucson Arizona were feted at a 4 picnic at District 6 A school. Relatives traveled from Lincoln Schuyler Columbus York Elkhorn Rogers Clarkson and Creston to attend. The couple then visited Missouri friends and joined her sister in Columbus for supper before returning home with her parents for about a week.

Leigh Anthony van Ampting Tucson Ariz Lincoln Schuyler Columbus York Elkhorn Rogers Clarkson Creston Missouri van Amptings Melvin Dehnings Frank Smejkal Will

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