Post Anniversary Social Honors Blair Couple at Rich Trofholz Home
A Blair gathering Sunday honored Mr. and Mrs. Id Trofholz Sr. on their 58th wedding anniversary with an afternoon of socializing and an evening buffet and cards. Attendees from Columbus, Bellwood, and Omaha included Ed Trofholz Jr. family, Deb Carta, Mildred and Deby Drew, and Larry and Lawrence Trofholz. Also noted were Ben Irby’s Dean’s List at Cottey College and various local civic activities.
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Blair
Bellwood
Larry Trofholz
Omaha
Lawrence Trofholz
Columbus
Dale Evans Supports Anita Bryant in Gay Rights Debate
Western star Dale Evans defended Anita Bryant against gay rights protests in New Orleans where a Christian group plans prayers ahead of Bryant’s appearance. A gay rights coalition in Ohio vowed stronger push while New Orleans activists target Bryant with demonstrations and outreach.
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Dalevans
Anita Bryant
New Orleans
Miss Bryant
New Pay
Ohio
Miami
Miss Evans
Roy Rogers
Adam
Eve
Anita
Municipal Auditorium
Humphrey
Jesus
Turan Equal Rights For Everyone
Couple Married in San Francisco
Miss Linda Reich of San Francisco and Stephen J. Heiser were wed in San Francisco on June 4. Attendants included Judith Reich and Dr. David P. Ohio. Mrs Heiser is UC Berkeley graduate and law student. he is a Dartmouth and Stanford Law alum, with a San Francisco law firm. A reception followed at the Concordia-Argonaut Club and the couple honeymooned in Hawaii.
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B.r. Heiser
Susan
Joan
Tom
San Francisco
Stephen
J. Heiser
Linda Reich
Patty Heiser
Minneapolis
David P. Heiser
Shaker Heights
Ohio
Calif
Stanley B. Reich
Denver
Stephen J. Heiser
E.N. Beiser
San Francesco
Judith Reich
Durango
Calv
David P Heiser
Hospital Report from Columbus and Schuyler
Columbus Hospital admissions include Mrs Nedlle Weekley of Monroe and others. Dismissals list numerous residents, births note several newborns with weights and dates in Columbus. Schuyler Hospital shows admissions for Cecil Sims and Sylvia Simerdla, with a larger list of dismissals across multiple towns.
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Columbus Hospital
Nedlle Weekley
Monroe
Douglas Kuhn
Platte Center
Dale Peterson
Jane Luteneuer
Michael Huger
Theodore Tinker
Columbus
Cornelia VanGrouw
Tinwond
Town
Conrad Intield
Sioux Walls
Barbara Btaroselk
Robert Dash
Duncan
Mark Schnitzler
Cornela
Kent Hasselbulch
Genoa
Mig
Edwin Fricke
Donald Zwiener
Terry Hollmann
Jeffrey Shetkoski
Thomas R. Wink
Robert Warning
Schuyler Hospital
Cecil Sims
North Bend
Sylvia Simerdla
Ottavia
Kathleen Seivert
Vern Bures
Robert Smejkal
Steve Miller
Ivah Way
John J. Kracl
Mary Peca
Schuyler
Frank Marik
Herman Baumert
Howells
Elizabeth Ernestl
Dodge
Joseph Stodola
Albin Stodola
Joseph Malacek
Joseph Podony
Clarkson
Marriages Scheduled by Judge Rouse in Columbus
Lawrence Nagorski and Alice Geier both of Columbus set to wed June 18 by Judge Gerald Rouse. Richard Briggs and Brenda Puntmel of Columbus to wed June 25 at St Bonaventure Catholic Church. Several accident reports list names, addresses, and damages across Columbus area including cars and a horse collision. totals vary with a high of 4175 dollars. Sheriff and county court notes cover weekend incidents of vandalism, vehicle damage, injuries, and speeding fines, plus district court actions and pending trials.
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Lawrence Nagorski
Alice Geier
Columbus
Gerald Rouse
Richard, Briggs
Brenda Puntmel
St. Bonaventure Catholic Church
Louise Miller
Angela Miller
Lisa Miller
Columbus Hospital
Sheriff's Office
Union Pacific
Chicken Avenue
Sheriffs Department
Beeton Dickenson Plant 2
Jerry Koziol
Genoa
Campaign shows racism alive in Omaha
Mary Kay Green the sole woman on Omaha’s City Council says her campaign revealed persistent prejudice. She discussed rumors about her daughters’ paternity and her single status, insisting the core issue was racial slurs rather than immorality while noting her celibate life and nonadmission of a license.
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Omama
UPI
Mary Kay Green
Omaha
Green
The
Sun
Ms. Green
Mercy High School
the World-Herald
Yawns Reveal Hidden Fears Warn of Anxiety Signals
Del Mar California psychiatrist Dr Dan Brumfield says yawning and sighing indicate suppressed fears and anxieties. He links yawns to primitive danger and describes them as a defensive response to stressful information people avoid.
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del Mar
Calif
Dan Brumfield
Deaths and Funerals Monday, June 13 1977
Obituary notices from Rogers area list Margaret Blanchard 96 of Omaha died Sunday. Funeral Tuesday at Svoboda Schuyler with burial at Purple Cane Cemetery. Also pending Stillinger services for Lorene Stillinger. Earl Wertz 76 of California burial in Schuyler. Kudron Clarence Kudron of Menderson noted. funeral in Tinagene Leavis.
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Blanchard
Rogers
Margaret Alice Blanchard
Methodist He I
Omaha
Bikhom
Phillip Bede
Svoboda Funeral Home
Schuyler
Purple Cane Cemetery
Henry
Hulda
Blunun) Schlenmner
Schuyler High School
Charles Blanchard la Rowers
Northern Natural Gas Co
Charles
Elkhorn
Hulda Schlemmer
Keg
Harold
Clearwater
Fla
Stillinger
Fanere
Robert
Lorene) Stillinger
Columbus
Columbus Community Hospital
Gass-Haney Muneral Home
Kudron
Clarence Kudront
Menderson
Iowa
Tumoy
Josephine Kudron
Calumbus
Tinagene
Leavis
Miss Nelson Wins Bankers Life Science Grant
Sharon Nelson, Columbus High School senior, won the 1977 Bankers Life Nebraska Actuarial Science Grant to the University of Nebraska. The four-year award of 500 dollars per year supports math aptitude, class rank, and standardized test scores, with part-time work offered by Bankers Life.
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Sharon Nelson
Columbus
Bankers Life Nebraska
University of Nebraska
Nebraska
Bunkers Life
Nelson
Columbus High School
University of Nebraska Regents
Leo
Bud" Nelson
Congress urged to curb new federal agency, save taxpayer money
Rep. Virginia Smith of Nebraska told a Sutherland town hall that Congress should press agencies to be more responsive instead of creating a “super agency” costing about 15 million annually. She cited 33 agencies 280 bureaus and many commissions spending 4 billion yearly and opposed a new Consumer Protection Agency and a Public Participation act with an estimated 320 million annual cost.
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Sutherland
Virginia Smith
H-Neb
Congress
Sutherland Townhall
Methodist-UMW circles meet Wednesday and other notices
City briefs list various community meetings including Methodist United Methodist Women circle events with times and hosts, Masons degree night Wednesday, American Businesswomen Association Tuesday at the VFW Club, Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary Wednesday, Navy Mothers Club Tuesday, Jobs Daughters tonight, Tennis League girls seven teams seeking entrants, Overeaters Anonymous Tuesday, Alcoholics Anonymous Tuesday, Auxiliaries cancer drive Friday, and First Baptist Mission Circles Tuesday with Circle 3 meeting at Mrs Woodrick’s.
USDA launches Pest Alert to curb foreign plant pests
The U S Department of Agriculture unveils Project Pest Alert an early warning system to prevent invasive plant pests from establishing in the United States A 100 mile detection belt around major entry points will be surveyed by inspectors at about 1 000 locations per belt In Creston a fertilizer plant tank explosion sparked char and evacuations on Main Street causing local disruption.
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United States
US Department of Agriculture
Creston
Creston Fertilizer Company
Pan
Anderson Floral CO
257Th Ave
Andersons
U.S. Hwy. 30
Special election in Scottsbluff to decide park and station plan
Scottsbluff Neb voters will decide in a special election on a $900000 station project and a 250 acre wilderness park. The city trimmed costs by omitting a basement and redesigning, while housing and urban development funds help pay part of the park site. Protesters oppose the plan and a preservation motive is cited.
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Scottshlupr
Neb
Scottsbluff Ynesda
Scottsbluff
Vie Plating Department
Routs
Orhih
Tenk Dyparkens Rarig Fey
We Nop Male Hiver
Earby
Hime Takes Over as German Presidency Begins
In August 2084 Hime assumes power after Chancellor Adolf Hitler becomes president of Germany following the death of President Paul von Hindenburg.
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Hime
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Paul von Hindenburg
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Cottey College
Nevada
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New Image Beauty Salon
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Ellensburg
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Trlal
Columbus Federal Savings
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Edward Luckey
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Broken Bow
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Ath Avenue
Robert Reiley
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Fremont
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U.S. BL
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Circle H
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Rt. 3
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Rita
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American Businesswoman Association
VFW Club
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Wil
Musuniy ‘Temple
We Sports
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Americal Legion Club
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