Early Summer Specials and Local Notices Collide in Community Adpages
Local Arlington area snippets highlight sales like Early Summer Special 12Perky Pink Sweetheart at 8.76 cash and carry from Anderson Floral Co while residents share family visits in Colorado Springs and Omaha. Mentions of local events include a Memorial Day gathering, a prime rib supper, and a Nebraska Chicken Cooking Contest with prizes, plus various visitors and shop closures.
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Cash & Carry Anderson Floral CO
Mrs Kreifels to Coordinate CWU Meals on Wheels
Mrs Kreifels takes over as city volunteer coordinator for Church Women United Meals on Wheels. The program, jointly sponsored by CWU Mull County Services and Columbus Community Hospital, has operated since January 1 1973 delivering noon meals five days weekly to those unable to prepare a hot meal. Mrs Paul Kuntzelman previously led the drivers and Mrs George Johansen remains assistant coordinator. A new feature is the switch to tyrofoam chests and foldover trays for easier handling.
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Cant Nremeis
Church Women United
Meals On Wheels
CWU
Mull County Services
Columbus
Kansans Visit in Monroe Memorial Day Weekend Gathering
Mr and Mrs Harry Nicholson Jr of Greensburg Kansas hosted family friends over Memorial Day weekend in Monroe with guests Jean Cotter of Liberal Sue McCollum of Hayes Elizabeth Helfrich and Jeff Wright plus Mr and Mrs Nicholson of Coldwater also in attendance accompanying Mr Harvey Butterfield of Coldwater The visitors include several Kansas residents and relatives from Greenburg Liberal Hayes and Wright.
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Monroe Monroe
Harry Nicholson, Jr
Greensburg
Kan
Jean” Cotter
Liberal
Sue McCollum O
Hayes
Elizabeth Helfrich
Jeff
Wright
Kansas
Harry Nicholson
Coldwater
Monroe
Harvey Butterfli
Kensington Meeting Report From Creston Kensington Group
The Creston Kensington members met Wednesday at Mrs. Anna Fischer’s home. Bingo produced prizes won by Mrs. John Busch Mrs. Ernest Biessen and Mrs. Amelia Scheffler. Mrs. Dewey Foster left for California. Floyd Schwannebeck underwent surgery at Lutheran Hospital in Norfolk. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gould of Omaha visited Paul Gorman’s home Tuesday. Dick Ritter returned home to Denver after a brief visit.
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Kensington
Creston
Anna Fischer
John Busch
Ernest Biessen
Amelia Scheffler
Dewey Foster
California
Floyd Schwannebeck
Lutheran Hospital
Norfolk
Fred Gould
Omaha
Paul Gorman
Dick Ritter
Denver
Deaths and Funerals for Pytel and Schmitt
Pytel 85 of 1800 7th Street died Friday evening at Morys Haven. Funeral Mass 10 a.m. Tuesday at St. Anthony Catholic Church with burial in St. Michael Cemetery Farnow. Rosary 7:30 p.m. Monday at McKown Funeral Chapel with body in state after 1 p.m. Monday. Schmitt Earl G. 77 former Creston resident died Friday at Nebraska Veterans Home Grand Island. Funeral 10 a.m. Monday at Gass Haney Funeral Chapel with burial in Creston Cemetery. Visitation starts 2 p.m. Sunday. Reverend Thomas Chamberlain officiates.
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Cvrel — Sopme Pytel
7Th Street
Morys Haven
St. Anthony Catholic Church
St. Michael Cemetery
Farnow
McKown Funeral Chapel
Willie
Families Visit Creston Homes in Weekend Gathering
The Creston area hosts multiple family visits as relatives travel from Dallas Texas Lincoln Nebraska Omaha and Dubuque Iowa to visit Mrs. Ida Luedtke Mrs. Susie Claussen and Mrs. Jennie Warrenberg. Kathie Kratochvil heads to New Jersey for the summer.
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Creston
Ida Luedtke
Roland Ruez
Dallas
Exas
Susie Claussen
Irene Severin
Leigh
Harvey Ehlen
Columbus
Claussen
Willard Claussen
Grand Island
Jim Severin
Omaha
Willard Behlen
Russel Wardenberg
Gallup
N.M
Wardenburg
And
Gerald Neb
Jennie Warrenbers
Ore
Harold and
John ‘A. Larson
John Law
Dubuque
Iowa
Ernie Bourks
Lincoln
Leigh Bicentennial plans outlined by improvement board
Leigh improvement board outlines Bicentennial celebrations with June 12 water fights July 3 barbeque on Main Street July 4 church services at noon bells ring at 1 p.m. patriotic program 7 p.m. street dance 9 p.m. fireworks display to follow.
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Leigh Community Improvement Program Board of
Main Steet
Leigh
Main Street
Duffy Belobrad
St Francis alumni hold banquet with Judge White speaker
About 300 alumni from classes including 1906 41 46 31 36 1 86 and 71 gathered for a St Francis High School alumni banquet Saturday. District Judge C Thomas White, a St Francis alumnus, was guest speaker. Officers elected were Jerry Weinhoff president Dave Fuchs vice president and Mrs Ken Brandl secretary.
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St. Francis
Humphrey
Saint Francis High School
C. Thomas White
Jerry Weinhoff
Dave Fuchs
Ken Brandl
Americans press Hanoi on missing POWs and MIAs
Three U S visitors met with the North Vietnamese embassy in Paris andwere told Hanoi may have information on Americans listed as missing or held as POWs. The group urged a U S gesture to restart talks on war damages and missing personnel with the embassy saying a full accounting would follow after negotiations. The delegation included Nelson Amsdill of Fraser Michigan and Lawrence Zatkoff of Roseville Michigan.
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Paris
UPI
Hanoi
Indochina
Washington
Vietnam
Nelson Amsdill
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 6691
Fraser, Mich
Do Thanh
Amsdill
United States
Robert Tucci
Lawrence
Ford
Gere Wets
U.S
Southeast Asia
Lutjens Family Hosts Memorial Day Picnic in Platte Center
A Memorial Day gathering at Loyd Lutjens home in Platte Center drew many relatives from Columbus and surrounding towns. Attendees included Rost Homan Kallwell Schoen Goering and Goering families, Tessendorf Hueschen Walgren Lutyens Kluver and Deay visitors from LaMar Missouri. Weekend guests joined Bill Putnam’s household in ONeill for the holiday observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Mark
Ted Kuretenbach
Bill Putnam
O'Neill
Sew and Chat Club Holds Meeting at Mrs Litehelmans Home
The Sew and Chat group met at Mrs. Walter Litehelmans home with all members present. Guests included Mrs. Otto Mackenstadt Mrs. Harry Asche and Mrs. Frank Smeal. Mrs. Smejkal presented slides on a trip to Central and South America. door prize went to Flossie Held and contest prize to Mrs. Elmer Asche. Peter Claussen named June hostess.
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Leigh
Walter Lite
Elman
Otto Mackenstadt
Harry Asche
Frank Smeal
Smejkal
Central
South America
Irs
Flossie Held
Elmer ‘Asche
Peter Claussen
Fragments of Ancient Almanac Hint at Past Weather Trends
A garbled line from an 1820s almanac hints at high temperatures in March and a low in February. The fragment mentions year counts and recurring patterns, suggesting a historical record of seasonal shifts without完整 clarity.
Ban on firecrackers larger than ladyfinger size eased
Agency officials said Friday a ban on firecrackers larger than the ladyfinger size will be published next week. The order removes objections from some religious groups and safety advocates while allowing commercial displays. Larger devices like cherry bombs remain illegal.
Average electric bills to rise by 1985, EPA estimates
The EPA forecasts the average consumer will pay about $2.60 more per month for electricity by 1985 due to clean air and water rules. EPA administrator Russell E. Train said the industry will incur about $25 billion in capital expenditures to meet the environmental standards.
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Washington
UPI
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Russell E. Train
Local Dog Pound Seeks Adoptions Before Monday Destruction
Reader notice reports several dogs at the local pound including a female terrier mix with her puppy and a black female dog with four puppies. dogs face destruction if unclaimed by Monday. Pound hours are 9 to 11 am daily with by appointment options. call 56 1913 or police for details. First 7 pm run from the Alco parking lot Monday. contact Jim McMahn at 569 1671 for information.
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Tumane Society
Police Department
Alco
Jim McMahn
New assignments for Father Charles and Fr Frank Kordek
An Omaha Archdiocesan notice announces Fr Charles will depart for St Stanislaus in Cleveland Ohio during the week of July 4. Rev Frank Kordek OFM replaces him here starting the week of June 20 after serving at St Francis Xavier Petoskey Michigan. A farewell for Fr Charles is set for Tuesday June 29. Hettinger to lead St Leo Snyder from St Mary St Helena.
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St. Stanislaus
Cleveland
Ohio
Frank Kordek
O.F M
St Francis Kavier Church
Petoskey
Mich
Father Charles
Omaha Archdiocesan
William Hettinger
St. Mary Parish
St. Helena
St. Leo Church
Snyder
Stonaventure Church
Platte Demos Elect Officers and Delegates
Democratic party members elected officers at Platte County. Anne Rice Paulette Opton Don Newman George Steinsberger and Steve Oton named as officers. Alternate delegates include Paulette Skorupa Wesley Johnson Chuck Hassebrook Dee Schneider Terry Warner Henry Rice and Randy Beckler.
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Democratic Rite
Anne Rice
Paulette Opton
Don Newman
George Steinsberger
Steve Oton
Paulette Skorupa
Wesley Johnson
Chuck Hassebrook
Dee Schneider
Terry Warner
Henry Rice
Randy Beckler
Out-of-staters attend Bellwood funeral for David Baric
Relatives from Las Natuckett Mass Pomona California Torrington Wyoming Beloit Wisconsin and others attended the Bellwood funeral for David Baric. Edward Michael and Eileen Michael have left for San Francisco after visiting Mrs Anne Michael and others.
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Bellwood
David Baric
Mmes
Richard Bouton
Las Natuckett
Mass
Marjorie Bouton
Pomona
Calif
Lynn Day
Viola Roten
Torrington
Wyo
Bob Randolph
Don Summers
Beloit
Wisconsin
Edward Michael
Eileen Michael
San Francisco
Anne Michael
Brunch Honors Charlene Joane After First Communion
Following Charlene Joane Rinke's first Communion at St Joseph Church, her parents Ken and Mrs Rinke hosted a brunch at their home with guests including her godparents and family in attendance.
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Bellwood
St Joseph
Kenneth Rinke
Charlene Joane
Hospital Report Dismissals List Names In Update
Columbus Hospital reports dismissals including Lori Mick Daniel Pachta and Gregory Rie. Names connected to St Edward Bellwood Ideison Rhode Gonka Merritt Brown Salamis and others appear in the release.
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Ee Hospital
Coumbus Hospital
Gregory Ann
Dolores
Lori Mick Daniel Pachta
Bellwood
Ide Ison
St. Edward
Lyk Campbell
Gregory Rie
Roger Wordeman
Rhode Gonka
Tim ‘Tate
Cynthi Krause
Merritt Brown
Salamis
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Larry Minette
Colorado Springs
Mountains
Yantog
Hare
University Hospital
Joe C. ‘Wilkins
Austin, Minn
LaVerne Peabory
Fulton
Bork
Hans Peter Mohrimanns
Shell Creek Baptist
Mento
Lester Kowoski
Schuyler
25Th Ave
Margaret Wedge
Walter Rambour
N-Ow
Ed Hand
Chicago
Harry Hoiles
Santa Ana
Ricky Oncken
Strandson
Scott Andrew
Mary Low
Phil Kavich
Westroads
Philadelphia
Leonard Haranek
University of Nebraska College of Home Economics
Shelby
Arune
Mrs. Kreifels
Penny
Leigh Improvement Board
St. Isidore’s
Ag Park
Frank Sobota
Joe Jarecke
Lutjens
Emamgne
Charles
Platte Demos
Columbus Family Y Teen-Center
Annette Ebel
Terry Anderson
Lorry
Seth Was
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Nebraska
Erry
Elliott Gould
Diane Keaton
Paul Serving
Victoria
Robert Alda
Warren Berlnger
Madge Sinclair
Candy Clark
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