Personal notices and bowling league updates from Columbus area
Mr and Mrs Carl Mullenhoff returned from Grand Junction Colo to celebrate his sister and brother dalaw Fy and Mrs Bri Holt in Grand Island. Columbus Bowl reopens Monday night with weekly leagues and organizational meetings this week. Guests include Mrs Edward O Connell of Goshen Ind and many Genoa Columbus area residents. Baptisms and family gatherings noted at St Peter and Paul Krakow and Grace Lutheran Platte Center with multiple sponsors listed. Special July August sale ads and local business notices accompany community events and travel mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Mullenhoff
Grand Junction
Colo
Dalaw
Bri Holt
Cornhusker
Metro League
Lutheran
Thure
Dack & JU
Sacelle Marie
Jans Gonsier
Stanton
Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic Church
Krakow
Edward O'Connell
Goshen
Ind
Cleo Drozd
Genoa
Charles Gonsler Jr
James Gonslor
Michelle
Stefan Flisiak
Charles Gonslor Jr
Raymond Drozd
Securne Schumacher
Ken Gonsler
Gary Gronsier
Christopher of Columbus
Emily Ann Wiser
Galen Wiser
Wayne
Grace Lutheran Church
Platte Center
Otto Schlegelmilch
Peace Lutheran Church of Columbus
Edwin Zoucha
James Garretson
Grand Island
Doris Novak
Art Wiser
Edwin Zaucha Renae
Rhonda
Darrel Scrowsmith
Omaha
Grace Stoltanberg
Culunbus
Clay's Popcorn Vacation Notice and Local Notes
Clay's Popcorn closes until around August 14 in Washington state. Local entries report guests of Otto and Mrs. Friedrich, vacationers in Colorado visiting Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Leadville, Estes Park and Greeley. Liberty Cleaners also closes for vacation August 4 through 9 with altered office hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Rasimer Zaura
Donald Blank
Madison
Launie Adams
Omaha
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Leadville
Estes Park
Greeley
FCA Members to Attend Camp in Granby Colorado
Six members of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes will attend a Granby Colorado camp on August 3. The program includes athletic activities and spiritual guidance with counseling from athletic speakers. Sponsors listed include James Crosby Melvin Levander and Randy Hays with their spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FCA
Albion
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Gant
Granby
Colo
James Crosby
Melvin Levander
Randy Hays
Congress approves pay hike for lawmakers and top officials
The House narrowly passed a bill to raise federal pay by about 3,659 dollars for members of Congress and top officials, totaling around 50 million dollars. Vice President Rockefeller would gain a similar boost. President Ford plans to sign as the Senate already approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Ford
Carl Albert
House
Thomas P. O'Neiil
Derwinald
AML
John Anderson
House, Rules Committee
House OKs 31.1 Billion Military Weapons Procurement
The House approved a 31.1 billion military weapons procurement bill authorizing funds for a controversial bomber nuclear strike cruiser, with a 434860 vote and sending it to the Senate. The measure falls 3.9 billion below Pentagon requests, with further appropriations needed. Cuts focus on shipbuilding inflation edge, airborne warning and control system, airborne command posts, and R&D programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
House
Bammeryd
Senate House
Senate
Pentagon
Hospital Report Details Admissions and births Across Multiple Towns
Hospital report lists admissions at Behles Community Hospital for William Hlassebrook Platte Center Mrs Dale Laudenklos Monroe Victor Jedlicka Clarkson Mrs Elmer Went Creston Clarence Schroeder Albion Mrs Barbara Glaser Mrs A L Willig Mrs Mark Nyifeler Mrs Alma Hethel Louis Wilken correction and dismissals including Richard Klassan Silver Creek Karen Griffith Robert Liebig Mrs Walter Murcek Mrs Frank Blahuk Mamle Dodge Madeline Smith Mrs Dave Kudron and daughter Miri births include a daughter to Bruce Schmidt Platte Center seven pounds five ounces July 29 and a daughter to Vincent Glaser RL 4 Columbus six pounds and vances July 23 at Schuyler Memorial Hospital admissions Ray Morrison Dean Shonka Jay and James Petry Schuyler dismissals Catherine Higgins John Wachal Edward Hladky Schuyler Terri Pendley Rogers Mrs Marvin Podany Mrs Ron Syk Clarkson Mrs Allan Schroeder Stanton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Behles Community Hospital
William Hlassebrook
Platte Center
Dale Laudenklos
Monroe
Victor Jedlicka
Clarkson
Elmer Went
Creston
Clarence Schroeder
Albion
Barbara Glaser
A. L. Willig
Mark Nyifeler
Alma Hethel
Louis Wilken
Columbus
Richard Klassan
Silver Creek
Karen Griffith
Robert Liebig
Walter Murcek
Frank Blahuk
Mamle Dodge
Madeline Smith
Dave Kudron
Miri
Warren Korle
Bruce Schmidt
Mra
Vincent Glaser
Qv Vances
Schuyler Memorial Hospital
Ray Morrison
Dean Shonka
Jay
James Petry
Schuyler
Catherine Higgins
John
Wachal
Edward Hladky
Terri Pendley
Rogers
Marvin Podany
Ron Syik
Allan Schroeder
Stanton
Fair schedule set for Colfax County pre fair events
Colfax County pre fair activities begin with 4 H livestock judging at the fair grounds. Demonstrations at St John Lutheran Church basement start at 8 30 am on August 5. A song contest at Tri County Cly House follows at 2 pm. The dtyle revue is planned for the 4 H building on August 1 at 7 30 am. Entry day is August 21 with exhibits and judging across divisions. The twilight parade titled Salute to the Bi Centennial begins at 7 pm on main street with music by Doffy Belobrad and his orchestra. The Pioneer Farm Family award is announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leigh
Colfax County
St. John Lutheran Church
Tri-County Cly House
Clarkson
Main Street
Doffy Belobrad
Pioneer Farm Family
Larry Robinson
Fairgrounds
St. John and St. Paul
United Church of Christ
St. Mary Catholic Church
Zion Taitherans
Deaths and Funerals Notices and Services Summary
EGLY graveside services for Grace Egly 66 former Bruno resident set for 9 am Thursday at Garrison Cemetery David City Memorial Chapel in charge She died in California on July 24 taught in Spark Nevada for 25 years born January 20 1909 in Bruce Illinois life member of PTA United Methodist and Delta Kappa Gamma Survivors include sisters Mrs Carl Jaenike Mrs Edna Heins both of David City and Mrs Elsie Genton Illinois BUTTERFIELD services pending Knott Funeral Home David City for Mrs Dean Butterfield Wilson arrangements pending at Levander Funeral Home Athlon for Roy B Wilson 8 died Tuesday in Boone County Hospital Albion resident retired photographer and studio owner born Albion December 12 189 died July 8 1950 m LaVerna Anderson married July 8 1950 Zion Lutheran Church survivorship and other details listed Venable Willian P Venable died this morning at Bell Community Hospital Gass Haney Funeral Home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Levander Funeral Home
Athlon
Roy B. Wilson
Boone County Hospital
Aufelong
Albion, Jr
Castro document claims 24 alleged assassination plots
Senator George McGovern announced receipt from Fidel Castro of documentation detailing 24 alleged CIA attempts to assassinate Castro and other Cuban leaders from 1900 to 1967. The material includes photographs and weapons, with the most recent plot linked to Jesus Dominguez Benitez in 1971, and was turned over to the Senate Intelligence Committee for verification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
George McGovern
Fidel Castro
CIA
McGovern
Senate Select Intelligence Committee
Central Intelligence Agency
CLA
Benitz
Castro
Chile
the Islander
RBI
United States
Mutzovern
Cuba
Jack Anderson
ABC
AM America
Daniels-Schafer Picnic Hosts Relatives Guests At Tri-County
Daniels-Schafer annual picnic was held Sunday at Tri County party room with Mr and Mrs Vernon Hake as hosts. Eighty one relatives attended and guests from Mesa Arizona Wallace Schaefer and family visited from DuBois Ashland Albion McCook and Leigh. Preparations for Newman Grove event in 1959 were noted under Melvin Franzen in charge and a Boone-Nance Dog Show is planned for Fullerton August 4 at the Nance County Fairgrounds during the Nance fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leigh
Tri-County
Vernon Hake
Albion
Boone County Extension Office
Fullerton
Nance County Fairgrounds
South Korea seeks UN membership in historic bid
South Korea formally applies for full United Nations membership, a move likely to provoke debate since North Korea insists only a unified Korea should join. Ambassador Teng Park delivered the letter to UN officials, recalling Korea’s 1949 bid and urging Security Council consideration at the earliest opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
U.N
Park
Georg Hennig
Kurt Waldheim
Waldheim
Europe
Republic of Korea
Pare
Security Council
Epke named to replace Grubaugh on board
Gov. J. James Exon appoints Walter Epke of York to a full year on the Auction Livestock Market Board replacing Marvin Grubaugh of Rising City. The governor also names Rebecca Prentice of Omaha to the Commission on Indian Affairs to fill Nathan Parker's vacancy until Sept. 2, 1977.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, Nab
UPI
J. James Exon
Ben
Walter Epke
York
Auction Livestock Market Board
Marvin Grubaugh
Rising City
Rebecca Prentice
Omaha
Commission On Indian Affairs
Nathan Parker
Jansens Welcome Dinner Guests and Local Visits
Friday dinner guests for Mr. and Mrs. IF Jansen included cousins Mr. and Mrs. W C Harris of Omaha. Otto Pieper observed his birthday with neighbors and friends on Thursday. Orton Hulsebus and Lisa traveled to White, South Dakota. John Krings hosted weekend visitors, while Dick Westcott and daughters from Omaha stayed here. Mary Anson returned from Lincoln after ten days with Carroll Dahlberg. Wray Winterline of California visits. Sunday dinner guests included Kenneth Mathew of Lincoln and Maryin Dale Harper and family of Humphrey with Mrs Harper’s sister Mrs Sarah Jones of Frermunls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
IF. Jansen
W.C. Harris
Omaha
Otto Pieper
Thurs
Orton Hulsebus
Lisa
John Krings
Yankton
Dick Westcott
Mary Anson
Carroll Dahlberg
Lincoln
Wray Winterline
California
Dnd
Kenneth Mathew
Maryin Dale Harper
Humphrey
Columbus Nebraska City Briefs Item Highlights Local News
Multiple short notices from Columbus Nebraska cover pet impoundment disposal at the pound, an August 10 Sutko reunion in Silver Creek, a Parents Without Partners August birthday gathering, patient transfers at Nebraska Methodist Hospital, a video program at Holiday Inn featuring Paul Harvey’s Columbus speech, and various traffic and accident summaries with dollar figures. Also noted are a marriage license, suspended jail sentence for driving under suspension, a Spookarama fundraiser for muscular dystrophy, and a haunted house event with local volunteers at 1009 Wth Street.
New Hampshire Senate calls for fresh election to settle eight month contest
The Senate declared New Hampshire's bitterly contested seat vacant and ordered a new election to resolve the eight month battle between Democrat John A. Durkin and Republican Louis C. Wyman. Acting on Durkin's Tuesday request, Senate Democrats approved an amendment to restitution to declare the seat vacant and set a runoff within 45 days by a 71 to 21 vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Senate
New Hampshire
John A. Durkin
Louis C. Wyman
Durkin
Leaflets mailed on farm disaster payments in Boone County
Announcement by ALBINI-Kee J. Kuint telman, chairman of the Agricultural Stabilization Conservation Committee, that Boone County farmers received leaflets detailing disaster payments under the 1875 farm program. Payments require timely disaster reports, acreage certification, and restraint on disposing of crops until ASCS verification. A separate item notes the Leigh Sadie Club trail ride at Wood Duck Lake on July 27 with 45 members and an upcoming meeting on August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albini
Kee J. Kuinttelman
Agricultural Stabiization Conservation Committee
Boone County
Kuntzelman
Kungelman
ASCS
Saddle Club
LEIGH
Leigh Sadie Club
Wood Duck Lake
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Charles Gonsier
Ray
Legion Club
Howard Ry Bmith
Robert and
Prie
Chadron State College
Chadron
Aberty Cleaners
Wayne Richards
Carol Pinard
Huntington Beach
Calif
Wilma Toufar
George. @ Brien
Pat O Brien
Maureen
Jerry O'Belen
Pranels 'Toufor
Gindy
David Spulak
Mike
AG. Nickersen
Mark
Tucson, Ariz
Martin Stenger
Chatham
Mass
Tere
Florence Brugger
Serendipity
Stires Lake
TM. Beal
Nickerson
Aarold's
Huest
Steve Nye
Fort Devens
Maxs
William Ragatz
SAVE
LOHR
Wetlheft
Welley
Clay
John Mayer
Los Angeles, Calif
Otto Friedrich No Monilay
Micer
Liberty Cleaners
OPIN
Tri Street
Floyd A. Campbell
29Th Avenue
Pension Phane
Butterfield
Knott Funeral Home
David City
Dean Butterfield
Cutler County Hospital
Sidney Wilson
Zion Lutheran Church
LaVerna Adnerson
Que
Ueath
Venable
Willian P. Venable
East Parkway
Belles Community Hospital
Gass-Haney Funeral Home
Nebraska
National
Morticiane
South Korea
Epke
Grubaugh
Doc Savage
Man OF Bronze
Beles
Image Bott Coleus
Walt Oagheys Dey
7 City
Musuany Society
Sutko
Pioneer Ballroom
Clifford Neil Newman
Nebraska Methodist Hospital
Ant
Holiday Inn
Paul Harveys
Sheriff's
Lindsay
Floyd Anderson
St. Edwing
Michael Schaecher
Columbia
Ethel Babka
Gloria Olson
Npt
Charles Wyatt
Robert Mourk
Oserola
Kevin Hecker
Shelby
Bonaventure Parki
Laura Ciecior
Laster Nasal
27Th Strew
Raymond ‘Fues
Day Rasmussen
Randolph
Raymond Lowry
Norfolk
Gary Dertyy
Iowa
Florida
Rodney Maser
Robert Zach
Hugyphrey
Helen Waterbury
Ralph’ Whittacker
Richard Shaffner
Kansay
Marctl Roun
Canada
Sohnnie Thomas
Sra
Walter Sucher
Dennis Micek
Randy Peters
Peggy Atkins
Thor Czapla
Jobe Broz
Czapla
Spookarama
Jeanne Scheidt
Orville Scheidt
Wth Street
Lore Kurtenbach
Scott Greelee
N. H
Herschel Rexell Drug
Wation S&h
W.W
Dixie
Burt Reynolds
Dixie Dancerings
Connny van Dyke
Jerry Reet
Ned Seatty Dow Williams
Melius Carney
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