Village Personal Notices Mixed With Local Events
Visiting relatives from Bellevue and Chula Vista gather for a family weekend. Melvin Ahrens and son Richard visit. Other items include a June 7 dance recital at Columbus High Auditorium, a Mine Memorial scholarship for LeAnne Hruntland, and local graduation highlights from Southeast Community College. An anniversary reception for Melvin Aerni’s family is noted at Immanuel Lutheran Church.
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Velic Mics
Melvin Ahrens
Eqon Richard Ahrens
Chula Vista
Calif
Washington, D.C
Melvin Aerni
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Woodcock Re-elected UAW Leader by Acclamation
Leonard Woodcock was reelected head of the United Auto Workers by acclamation at the union’s convention in Los Angeles. An unknown challenger, Peter Kelly of Warren Michigan, quit during roll call, paving the way for a three year term and Woodcock to lead into 1976 bargaining with the Big Three automakers.
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Los Angeles
Leonard Woodcock
Aula Workers Union
Jone Chellenger
Woenbcock
Wearcock
Woodcock
Peter Kelly
Warren
Mich
Kelly
Ak-Sar-Ben Announces Vocational Agriculture Scholars
Ak-Sar-Ben board chairman Nick Newberry announced annual scholarships for vocational agriculture instructors. Each recipient will receive 150 dollars to cover summer education costs, with most attending the Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources in Lincoln. Notable recipients include Nebr. Pe, Roger Kobicek, Melvin Beccard, and Gene Wray among others across multiple towns.
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Omaha
Neb
Ak-Sar-Ben
Nick T. Newberry
Ak-Aar- Ben
Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources
Lincoln
Elf Front Nebri Pe
Roger Kobicek
DeWitt
Melvin Beccard
Hooper
Jam Cenny
Glen Palmer
Geral Sundquist
Steve Dibbern
Curtis
Michael O'Nonnell
Hartingham
Rodney Gustafson
Battle Creek
Nan Acheson
Kimball
Gene Wray
Elba
Carl Brown
Anstey
Donald Bonerowski
Chappell
Robert Urbka
Alica
Eric Olle
Broken Bow
Marian Weathers
Palmyra
Gene — Wissenburg
Nowmal
Grove
Richard Harrson
Firth
Lynn Graystein
Hendertin
Tim Angell
Avid City
Greg Volzke
Norfolk
Wymore youths set world table tennis mark in relay
Four Wymore area youths Harold Jones Stan Rudder Perry Morrison and Dave Pho man claimed the world record for a continuous doubles table tennis match in a 42 hour effort ending at noon Wednesday. The event at HLue Springs benefited the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation raising $230.
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Hlue Springs
Neb
Wymere Area
Harold Jones
Stan Rudder
Perry Morrison
Dave Phoman
Hospital Report From Belhan and Schuyler Hospitals
Hospital admissions list for Belhan Community Hospital includes Mrs. Connie King Platte Center Lindy Graham Silver Creek Robert Thome Albion Mrs. Roland Watchorn Monroe Kerry Aldrich and others. Dismissals include Edwin Pope Sue Ciarretson Columbus Nora Moser Rising City and others. Schuyler Memorial Hospital admits Thomas Bos Robert Hajek Mrs Alden Faitys Tamara Bares Clarkson and others. Dismissals list Mrs Albie Kucera Joseph Krupka and more.
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Behlen Community Hospital
Connie King
Platte Center
Lindy Graham
Silver Creek
Robert Thome
Albion
Roland Watchorn
Monroe
Kerry Aldrich
Alfred Boyd
Irvin Gerrard
Rachel Wunderlich
Ruby Young
Columbus
Edwin Pope
Ronald Stiva
Sue Ciarretson
Nora Moser
Rising City
William Mindsehenk
Bmrs
Merlin Noble
Robert Pavel
Duncans
Winifred Dalgner
Columbus Manor
Schuyler Memorial Hospital
Thomas Bos
Robert Hajek
Alden Faitys
Tamara Bares
Clarkson
Ansa Tschantre
Joe Valish
Schuyler
Joe Krepel
North Bend
Albie Kucera
Joseph Krupka
Dodge
John Leffers
Robert Bazer
Willaim Cook
Howells
Man gets 21 days for defiling courthouse lawn
Douglas County Judge Sam Cooper sentences Ronald J. Dodd, 58, to 21 days in jail after pleading guilty to malicious destruction of property for removing about 300 cannibal bulbs from the Omaha courthouse garden. Deputies say he dug up bulbs in late April and later admitted returning to dig up more.
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Omaha
Neb
Douglas County
Sam Cooper
Ronald J. Dodd
Dodd
court+ house garden
Fred Lecouna
Wecause
Gates Funeral for Janet Anne Gates Child in Columbus
Funeral services for Janet Anne Gates age 2 of Columbus will be at 9 20 am Saturday at St Bonaventure Catholic Church officiated by Rev Charles Potocki with burial in St Bonaventure Cemetery. The lie in state begins 1 pm Friday at McKown Funeral Home with a Scripture service at 8 pm. Born July 7 1962 in Columbus she was the daughter of Cilmon and Beverly Jean Case Gates. Survivors include her parents brother Donald W Gates grandparents Mr and Mrs Henry Gates and extended family. She was preceded in death by Vern RD Case.
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Gates
Janet Anne Gates
Columbus
St. Bonaventure Catholic Church
Charles Potocki
St. Bonaventure Cemetery
Delly
McKown Funeral Home
Anget
Cilmon
Beverly Jean Case Gates
Ath Street East
St. Bonaventure School
St. Bonaventure Church
Donald W
Henry Gates
Vern RD. Case
Hen E. Chromy
St. Mary Catholic Church
Norfolk
Norfol
Gass-Haney Funeral Home
Howser Optus
Chronty
North Dakota
Walsh County
Clara Tupa
Knights of Columbus
Lyle
Marilyn Wilson
Billings
Mont
Dolly) Spahn
Rockville Center
N.Y
Judy) Workman
Ken
Cicero
Ail
Cyril
Joseph
Grafton
N.D
Frank
Grand Forks
Rita Basile
Montle
Antoinette Dusek Chromy
Martinsen
Noelce Christian Martinsean
Primrose
Omaha
Presbyterian Church
Dabolin
Ronald
Nelee Dr
Richard
George
Margaret) Christensen
Grand Island
Reverk
Primroses
Ora Babeack
Boise
Idaho
Mary Keyes
Papillion
Fremont Officials Weigh Bigger Electric Rate Hike
Fremont Nebraska city leaders and utility officials meet to discuss a proposed electric rate increase larger than the 4.87 percent rejected last December. The Department of Utilities is urged to set the percentage, while construction cost estimates for the power plant additions have risen over a million dollars due to inflation.
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Fremont
Neb
Department of Utilities
William Sommers
Lon D. Wright
Sommers
Frat and Sorority Houses Fall Short on Fire Codes
Lincoln fire inspector Mike Furst says Nebraska University Greek living units average 52,000 to 3,000 in upgrades to meet minimum fire safety standards. There are 41 Greek houses. some need only hundreds, others possibly thousands, with only about one fourth having alarm systems. First-time requirement under new code ends exemptions for nonprofit groups.
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Lincoln
Neb
University of Nebraska
Mike Furst
Lincoln Fire Department
Furst
Supermarket official withdraws guilty plea in bribery case
Mac Stenman, a Daitch Shopwell labor relations director, withdrew Tuesday his guilty plea to conspiring to bribe labor union officials in a $1 million meat industry scheme. He faces trial September 4 in Manhattan Supreme Court, after a judge set sentencing for the same day.
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New York
Mac Stenman
Ji Dhe Meat Industry
Steinman
Daitch-Shopwell
Burton Roberts
Manhattan
Surfacing Project Underway on Highways 81 and 92
State Road Director Tom Doyle announced a SoN.25 asphaltic concrete surfacing project underway on Highways 81 and 92 starting at Skelby and running west for nine miles. Missouri Valley Constructor Company of Grand Island holds the contract, funded by Department of Roads. Traffic will be maintained through the project at all times, with Dut Anderson of York as project manager.
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Lincoln
Tom Doyle
Skelby
Rooning West
Missouri Valley Constructor Company
Grand Island
Department of Roads
Anderson
York
Trophy names for local youth groups and leaders
The Junior Mader Woodmen at Junevica held a ceremony at the VFW Club on Tuesday where Allen Kopetzky won the leadership trophy for Camp 29. Reelected officers include Wesley It, Allen Kopetzky, Lori Ot, and Michelle Vehlen with Cheryl Torezon winning the door prize. An educational tour of Lincoln is planned for June 22 and the next meeting is July 2.
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Mader
Junevica Mel
VFW
Allen Kopetzky
Wesley It
Tag Earer
Michelle Vehlen
Lori Ot
Cheryl Torezon
Lincoln
Leigh High Honor Roll List Fourth Quarter
Leigh Community High School principal LEIGIL-George Verger released the fourth quarter honor roll. Seniors include Candy Asche Pam Asche Rey Eisenmann Mary Everell Gwen Grotelueschen Joan Imichelle Kathy Kabes Clay Liermann Diane Neuhaus Lajean Novak Rodney Schroeder Lajean Thalken dan Went and Cindy Witke. Juniors Debb ie Callies Nancy Folken Pam Fohr Gary Grobeluschen Alan Marl Kathy Imbelle Jin Luedike Julie Reichmuth Gene Wendt Sue Wendt. Sophomores Jackie Mecink Sandy Moff Jaurie Kahes Rhonda Koch Bruce Kacle Bob Novak Tim Prang Tim Neidmuth Janet Sehaad Susan Spanhake and J ce Wurdeman. Freshmen Paula Asche Lori Boning Julie Hart Linca Hollars Joel Loseke Cindy Magsamen Susan Mueller Andy Paul Norma Thalken Cindy Jolle and Tammie Went.
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LEIGIL —_ George Verger
Leigh Community High School
Candy Asche
Pam Asche
Rey Eisenmann
Mary Everell
Gwen Grotelueschen
Joan Imichelle
Kathy Kabes
Clay Liermann
Diane Neuhaus
Lajean Novak
Rodney Schroeder
Lajean Thalken
Dan Went
Cindy Witke
Debbie Callies
Nancy Folken
Pam Fohr
Gary Grobeluschen
Alan
Joel Loseke
Cindy Magsamen
Susan Mueller
Andy Paul
Norma Thalken
Cindy ‘Jolle
Tammie Went
Legion Auxiliary elects officers at Humphrey meeting
Esther Frey was reelected president of the American Legion Auxiliary at Humphrey. Margaret Lenske became secretary replacing John Miller's successor, with Frey handling remarks on Memorial Day and a Poppy Day report of 123 dollars. Detailing officers include Mrs Dick Ternus as first vice president, Cletus Widhalm as second, Esther Leenerts as treasurer, Elizabeth Widhalm as historian, and Vera Mae Leiner as sergeant at arms.
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Humphrey
Esther Frey
American Legion Auxiliary
Eesiy
Humphrey City All
John Miller
Margaret Lenske
Miller
Dick Ternus
Fist
Cletus Widhalm
Esther Leenerts
Elizabeth Widhalm
George Ternus
Vera Mae Leiner
Bertha Raemaekers
Norfolk Hospital
Mary Jean Denkinger
Little Hed
Nurses
Frey
Alvina Chevrier
Sharon Heesacker
Josephine Albers
Gretchen Engel
Ella Ternus
Johnson honored at Elks dinner
Local residents gathered at the Columbus Elks Lodge for a birthday dinner honoring Kenneth A. Johnson, THS band director since his hire. Ed Nielsen hosted and recounted Johnson’s band history, while plaques from the Elks, Chamber of Commerce, and band alumni recognized his musical leadership and civic service. A standing ovation followed.
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Retirin
Columbus Senior High Hai
Kenneth A. Johnson
Columbus Elks Lodge
Ed Nielsen
Elks Board of Trustees
Columbus High Band
Johnson
THS
James Gorhold
Columbus Elis Lodge
Max Kiburz
Columbus Area
Local Humane Society Pet Adoptions and Community Notices
City briefs list animals available at the shelter including dogs a mixed poodle shepherd mix dachshund spaniel a female shepherd a mallard duck and six kittens plus Siamese and Persian cats. Also details club activities meetings and local events with dates times and contact numbers including 564-8913.
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Humane Society
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Tongeranch
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Barbara Ingwersen
Jaillie & the
Swingins
Cate
Men & Boys
Vic
Uth Street
LeAnne Hruntland
Eugene Kramland
Concordia Teachers College
Seward
Kovar Bros. Salb
Sharky
Maembert
Wiles
Milford
Southeast Community College
Davidl L. Mohrman
Delmar
Stucfer
Joe H. Schoecher
Humphrey City Hall
7Th Avenue Bar
Stephen H. Smith
Paul G. Smith
Tokyo
Japan
Col. Smith
Tachikawa Air Force Base
Stephen
Endll
Hawaii
Loa College
Lanolulu
Living Proof
Telegram
Little Joe’s
Nebraska
UAW
Wymore Area
St. Mary Hospital
Michael Kirkland
Tooleys
Leigh High
Constitution Mint
Beriied
Robert A. Liebig
P.O
Legion Auxiliary
Elks Dinner
Leigh
William Herdle
Leigh Volunteer Fire Department
Ruts Aerni
Terry Classen
Darrell Davidehik
Vern Hofmion
Don Vrbka
Jim Sullivan
ATS
T Heme
The
American Association of Retired Persons
Loup Power Building
Atal
Ellis Conley Club
aNel
Family Y
Reorganized Church of Jesus
Root
Lar
Joeleen Rayman
Behten
Mosnital
Revue
Darrel B. Kingston
Rt. 3
23Rd Street
23Rd Avenue
Judy K. Michaelsen
Mervill D. Krebsbach
17Th Street
State Patrol
Werner Wake
Merlin Stone
St. Edward
Tony Kurtenbarh
20Th Street
Virgil Raymer
Stone
Kurtenbach
Bellen Community Hospital
Hake
Behlen Commounity Hospital
Wil Eagles
Teealar Eagles
Heirl
Triskees
Keystone Club
Ruby Cumming
Bernard Stracke
Sunda
Platte Cantor _ Auditorium
Shaw
Dirty Mary Crazy Larry
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IGS Coloray Dulune
Hollywood
Hibert
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Cue Magazine
Ad Roy Slnesinrs
Anthony Zerbe
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