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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1970

Page

3

Dehy Plant Dust Control Ends Nine Year Effort

The Alla Meal Co dehydrating plant near Columbus implements a new water vapor scrubber system after nine years of dust and emission control work. The overhaul centralizes collectors to trap solids, recovers some material for livestock feed, and reduces visible white plume as part of broader environmental improvements.

Bill Smith Chuck Farnham al Fa Meal Co Telegram Columbus Alla Meal Co William Bill” Smith Harmermills Nebraska Rouning Engineering Co Overland Park Kan Smith Alfa Meat Fas Don Evans Don Al-Pa Meal

Explosion damages Omaha Police Department building injures officer

An explosion ripped the Omaha Police Department North Assembly Building injuring one officer and shattering windows. Public Safety Director Al Pattavina suggested dynamite may have been used and noted a strong sulfur smell. Federal authorities joined the investigation amid possible links to earlier Iowa police station blasts.

Omaua UPD Omaha North Assembly al Pattavina Pallavina Des Moines Ames Iowa William Paltagina

Marine Maj Robb requests release from active duty

Maj Charles H. Robb son in law of former President Lyndon Johnson has requested release from active military duty effective Sept 1. The Marine recruiting officer who served after a year in Vietnam in 1965 plans to enter the University of Virginia Law School in Charlottesville this fall.

Washington UPI Tentagon Charles 8 Robb Lyndon Johnson Lynda Bird Vietnam University of Virginia Law School Charlottsville

Menuhin Receives Honorary Cambridge Music Degree

American violinist Yehudi Menuhin was awarded an honorary Doctor of Music degree by Cambridge University on Thursday. The ceremony honored his contributions to classical music and his international cultural work.

Cambridge England UPI Yehudi Menuhin Cambridge University

Confirmation Sunda at Federated Church

Eighteen youths will be confirmed at 10 30 a m service Sunday at Federated Church. Names include Mark Boettcher Jr Bradt Busley Sue Carter Bob Corn Judy TEngelmann Stav Gembel Bill Goetz Non Henry Marsha Happ Jeant Janes Randy Koutgik Debra Kyster Colleen fedddy Chuck McChristy Arnold Schirich Conny Saalfeld Darrell Seulacek Mark Wallbracht. They will join as members of the Federated Church. Three others Allan Kummer Richard Kummer Gruetli Wailud Church of Christ and James Hoffman St Luke United Church of Christ stay in their own churches. Banquet held Tuesday honoring the confirmation class. A reception follows Sunday in the church dining rooms hosted by the Social Board.

Federated Church Mark Boettcher Jr Bradt Busley Sue Carter Bob Corn Judy Tengelmann Stav Gembel Bill Goetz Non Henry Marsha Happ Jeant Janes Randy Koutgik Debra_Kyster Colleen Fedddy Chuck McChristy Arnold Schirich Conny Saalfeld Darrell Seulacek Mark Wallbracht

Health tips from NSMA for summer trip first aid

Editor notes NSMA education tips advise planning first aid supplies for Nebraska trips. Recommend six large triangular bandages and sterile dressings, wooden splints, a blanket, a functioning flashlight, and highway warning signals. Encourages readiness for minor and major injuries to feel secure while traveling.

Nebraska State Medical Association Nebraska

Justice of Peace Richard Gdowsk justice court fines list

A long list shows fines from a justice of the peace court for numerous speeding violations and related infractions across Columbus Humphrey Lincoln and other towns. Included are amounts for expired licenses no reciprocity and overgross, with several $10 to $71 penalties. The piece ends with a public health warning about wrist fractures and the need for medical evaluation after injuries.

Justice of Te Peace Richard Gdowsk Thomas Boning Crestan Bruce Weaver Columbus Bert Lang Roland Nyffeler Cate Holley Fremont Linrry Albert Richard Egper Humphrey Eugene Carter Stanley Losendah George ‘Ternus Avid Veac Maclin Kresha Osceola Raymond Bouley Lincoln Jowell Heizer Arizona Wayne Way Hill Hadley Donald Andreasen Geusa Shirley Pieters Cecil Grape Jean Christiansen Wav Lundstrom North Bend Jackie Gibson Iowa Leroy Caurltson Grand Island Joi ‘Taylor Bill Fricke

West Hill Club meeting plans tea for July 14

West Hill Club members met at Edward Zimmerman and Mrs Ed Rimovsky hosted. They discussed a July 14 tea for four her students, planned a fair booth, and began making favors for a Nursing Home. The club will skip August.

Edward August Zimmerman West Hil

Open House for 25th Anniversary at Albion Church

Mr. and Mrs. Keith Jewell will be guests of honor at a Sunday open house at the Methodist Church to mark their twenty fifth wedding anniversary.

Albion Keith Jewell

Accident victim improves after head on crash near Albion

Henry Niemeyer, one of three survivors of a February head on crash near Albion, has moved to Eppery Care Center after waking from a coma. He undergoes daily physical therapy and biweekly speech therapy. The other survivors Julian Roan and William Jarusz are at Cedar Rapids recovering with therapy. Four people died in the accident.

Albion Henry Niemeyer Hear Eppery Niemeyer Julian Roan William Jarusz Cedar Rapids

AAL Branch Plans Picnic At Camp Luther

Aid Association for Lutherans Branch 1773 met at Immanuel Lutheran Church with President Ernest Johannes presiding. Ray Cattan announced the annual picnic July 19 at Camp Luther with a white elephant sale to fund the chapel at Carp Luther. Mildred Wurdeman received a service gift from the Appleton home office for five years of work, presented by Walter Barisch. Films on the flag were shown and bingo followed. high prizes went to Raymond Cattan, Alan Wakeman, and others with prizes to Rev. B Meschke and Marie Mueller.

Aid Association For Lutherists Immanuel Lutheran Church Ernest Johannes Ray Cattan Camp Luther Carp Luther Mildred Wurdeman Home Office of Aid Association For Lutherans Appleton Wis Tee Walter Barisch AAL Insurance Banco Raymond Cattan Alan Wakeman B. Meschke Marie Mueller Priscilla Peterson Dour Rev Meschike

New Caledonia Hosts Over Two Thousand Unique Plant Blooms

The 240 mile long South Pacific island of New Caledonia showcases more than 2,000 distinct plant species found nowhere else on earth, highlighting its unique biodiversity and conservation importance.

New Caledonia Island South Pacific Earth

Dr William Krause to Address TOPS Meeting

Dr William Krause will be guest speaker at the 9 a m June 23 TOPS meeting at the fire hall. Mrs Gary Cheat was honored on her birthday with a party hosted by relatives. Mr and Mrs Dean Wilson and family of Windsor Corp will return home this weekend after visiting Mrs Lattice Wilson.

Albion William Krause TOPS Gary Cheat Dean Wilson Windsor, Corp Lattice Wilson

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