Family notices and local happenings in Osceola area
The column lists visits and gatherings across Osceola and nearby areas. Families share milestones with nine Shemek children gathered June 12, open houses mark anniversaries for Krumland and Anderson, plus multiple local updates on arrivals, graduations, and social events at Florists, lounges, and restaurants. Notable names include Dolezal, Hobbs, Gittler, Sokol, Schreiber, Greenwald, Paprocki, Atkins, and the Dolezal family, with dates and locations like Columbus, Monore Auditorium, and the Columbus Florist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Shemek
Osceola
Alfred Dolezal
Alfred Gondringer
Alois Shemek
Louise Shemek
Martin Shemek
Columbus
W.A. Schreiner
Hastings
Albert Shemek
Lawrence Shemek
Garland
Tex
L. Eugene Shemek
Tucson
Ariz
Shemek
Hospital Report Columbus and Schuyler Hospitals
Columbus hospital lists visiting hours 2 to 4 pm and 7 to 9:30 pm. Admissions include Royal Chestnut Columbus and births a son to Ronald and Mrs Sypal of Columbus. Dismissals include John Carter and Mrs Dohinen. Schuyler hospital reports admissions of Richard Will Ona Avery and others. dismissals include Kim Karpisek and Mrs Holoubek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Hospital
Royal Chestnut
Columbus
John Carter
Clarks
Louis Dohinen
Platte Center
Joh Muller
Surprise
Benjamin Welch
Schuyler
Oscar Person
Marcel Ryck
Pattiela Settie
Ronald Sypal
Schuyler Hospital
Richard Will
Ona Avery
Ted Zeleny
Gorge Saeger
Thelma Harris
Marvin Dean
Howells
Tania Cerny
North Bend
Joe Kluthe
Clarkson
Kim Karpisek
Morse Bluff
Mary Holoubek
Clackson
Omaha Policeman Charged In Gambling Case
Omaha police say Sgt. Richard Dragoon 44 a 22 year veteran was charged with two counts of common gambling and relieved from duty as a traffic patrolman. Arrests also include Fred Dettmer 37 owner of Dettmer’s Lounge with six counts of misdemeanor gambling and two lounge workers with nine and one counts respectively. Dragoon released on signature bond and Dettmer on 600 dollar bond. Judith Genovest 29 operator Luzon Beauty Salon faces one misdemeanor gambling count. Dettmer allegedly took bets from the other three. Dragoon did not appear to take bets from others, police said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
UPI
Richard Dragoon
Dragoon
Fred Dettmer
Murray
Dettmer
Douglas Picifer
Judith Kay Genovest
Luzon
Hruska death with funeral at St Mary Church Schuyler
Joseph Hruska 79 of Schuyler died Thursday at Schuyler Memorial Hospital. Funeral 10 am Monday at St Mary Catholic Church Schuyler with burial in Schuyler Cemetery. Rosary 8 pm Sunday at Svoboda Funeral Home. Survived by wife Ludmila son Robert daughter Evelyn and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hruska
Joseph Hruska
Schuyler
Schuyler Memorial Hospital
St. Mary Catholic Church
Volker Futter
Schuyler Cemetery
Svoboda Funeral Home
Mr. Hruska
Colfax County
John and
Mary
Zoubek) Hruska
Ludmila ,Tuma
Ludmila
Robert J. Hruska
Frank
Evelyn) Vavricek
Rogers
Libbie Janda
Clarkson
Jerry
Accidents Reported Across Streets In County Court Fines
A Thursday record lists multiple accidents on 13th Street and 24th Avenue involving Nicholas Vavricek and Ronald Sedlak with $175 total costs, and other incidents on 2th Avenue and 14th Street including Cynthia Crebbin and Betty Brandenburgh with $75, plus Le Roy Janzen and Brian Spike incurring $300. County court entries include speeding fines for William Groselueschen and others totaling varied sums, plus improper parking and stop sign violations. A Sheriff's Department note details an inspection at Dale Electronic plant 2 parking lot with Mark Chollar and James Blaser, damage around $215.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
13Th Street
24Th Avenue
Nicholas Vavricek
17Th Street
Ronald Sedlak
14Th Street
12Th Streets
Cynthia A. Crebbin
29Th Street
Betty J. Brandenburgh
Bath Street
Ed Avenue
le Roy Janzen
Brian Spike
Silver Creek
20Th
William Groselueschen
Jack Trueblood
Raymond
Lawrence Hanke
Omaha
Lloyd Lee
South Sioux City
Wayne Mueller
Robert Burt
Lincoln
Milton Pfeifer
Humphrey
Jeanette Weinhoff
Lawrence J. Monroe
Marilyn Johnson
Michael Rosenthal
Dorothy McChristy
Gerald Greenfield
Jeri Broaterman
Mary Larson
Theresa Foland
Frances Prososki
John Butler
Rodney Sherman
Clayton Brewer
Theresa Brewer
Marie Marksmeier
Sheriff's Department
Platte County
Dale Electronic Plant
Mark A. Chollar
James R. Blaser
Columbus
Sonora to gas chamber 18000 homeless dogs in anti rabies drive
In Sonora, 18000 homeless dogs will be rounded up and destroyed as part of a statewide anti rabies campaign. Another 55500 owned dogs will receive anti rabies shots. Dr. Juan Carrasco Marin said 90,000 dogs exist in the state and several recent bite victims were treated successfully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermosillo
Mexico
UPI
Sonora
State
Public Health Service
Juan Carrasco Marin
Carrasco
4 H Notes From June Riding and Meeting Reports
4 H Notes summarize several June meetings across clubs. The Westernaires at the fairgrounds arena discuss district horse show in Wahoo and plan the next June 23 session. Daisy Girls meet at Tarmoy room with mask making for day camp at Camp Luther on June 27. Raving Rainbows report demonstrates snacks and judging class. Tricks for Treats notes bake sale and pudding experiments with lime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westernaires 4H
Fairgrounds
Wahoo
Fairgrounds Arena
Shay Muhle
Daisy Girls
Tarmoy
Bill Rodehorst
Camp Luther
Sharri Sliva
Lynn
Lori Ramaekers
Lori
JoAnn Hoffer
County Extension Office
Loci Ramaekers
Connie Rosno
Dane Dush
Church group entertains Leigh seniors at T.V. party
In Leigh, Zion Lutheran church members hosted a Hands of Friendship event for 26 senior citizens in the parochial school basement. T.V. dinners were cooked and served by Mrs. Victory Olson Jr. and Mrs. Reynold Dolesh, with Pat Olson aiding as a waiter. The afternoon featured games such as pitch, sheephead, and pinochle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leigh
Zion Lutheran Church
T.V. Winner
C.i.p’s
Hands of Friendship Committee
T.V
Victory Olson Jr
Reynold Dolesh
Sewing Circle Tours new and remodeled homes
Zion Lutheran Church sewing circle toured several new or remodeled homes Wednesday afternoon. Stops included the homes of Dennis Wardeman Victor Olson Sr Clarence Barjenbruch Leo Daniels Art Ehlers Mrs Dora Reins and her sister Miss Leona Mohr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leigh
Zion Lutheran Church
Dennis Wardeman
Victor Olson Sr
Clarence Barjenbruch
Leo Daniels
Art Ehlers
Dora Reins
Leona Mohr
Catholic Daughters install new officers at Court Little Flower
Catholic Daughters Court Little Flower 988 installed new officers during Monday mass led by Rev Regin Watts with Verna Miclak as installing officer. New officers include Cecilia Kamphaus regent Sharan Micek first vice regent Marge Hatcher second vice regent Mary Sue Messer Smith financial secretary Peg Byers treasurer Elaine McGuire recording secretary and Phyllis Gondringer monitor. A covered dish dinner followed with Revs Regis Basil and sisters from St Anthony and St Bonaventure as guests. Nina Mitera and Sandra Williams co chaired. Polly Determan won high in whist Viola Lux low. Peg Byers won the door prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Little Flower
Catholic Daughter of America
Regin Watts
Verna Miclak
Theresa Preusser
Cathy Sansoni
Cecilia Kamphaus
Sharan Micek
Marge Hatcher
Mary Sue Messersmith
Peg Byers
Elaine McGuire
Phyllis Gondringer
Monitor
Revs
Regis and
Basil
St. Anthony and
St. Bonaventure
Cochairmen
Nina Mitera
Sandra Williams
Polly Determan
High
Viola Lux
First wheat harvest tests in Gage County Nebraska
Wheat harvesting began in southeast Gage County near the Kansas border. The first load of 1977 winter wheat arrived at Lincoln Grain Co. Powell's Gerald Powell fields four miles east of Burneston produced about 20 bushels per acre. Wheat tested good at 50 pounds with 13 to 10 percent moisture. high humidity delayed operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barneston
Neb
UPI
Gage County
Kansas
Lincoln Grain Co
Gerald Powell
Burneston
Mike Graham
Powell
Folger Lowers Ground Coffee Price 30 Cents
Folger Coffee Co.. division of Procter & Gamble. cuts wholesale ground coffee price by 30 cents to 3.88 per pound effective immediately. Attributing move to declines in imported green coffee prices, Folger was a trendsetter in the industry and the first major roaster to trim prices in mid May. The frost damage in Brazil in 1975 had spurred earlier price spikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
UPL
Folger Coffee Co
Procter & Gamble
Folger
Brazil
Swimming lessons planned at Leigh pool start Monday
Free Red Cross swimming lessons will be offered at a Tri- County pool for two weeks. Sponsored by the Village of Leigh, the program is open to all youngsters with classes for beginners, advanced beginners, and intermediates. Pool manager is Mrs. Al Neldbalski of Creston and lifeguard Sharri Larson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leigh
Red Cross
al Neldbalski
Creston
Sharri Larson
City Briefs from Columbus Nebraska Telegram
Arrivals and deadlines for local notices include Junior High vocal and instrumental records ready for pickup from 8 a.m. to 12 and 1 to 4 p.m. from June to 24 at the Junior High office. Community groups meet at the Columbus Public Library, Holy Family auditorium in Lindsay, and Pawnee Park activities. Community organizations list anniversaries, meetings, classes, and reminders for June events including Narcotics Anonymous, AA, Alanon, Lions Club, and St Francis education events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junior High
Tod P
Also Mentioned on This Page
Albert Krumland
Columbus Vfw Hall
Mnp
Harvey Anderson
Monroe
Monroe Auditorium
Cebren Hobbs
Denver, Colo
Fern Hobbs
Norma
Henry Gittler
Ormada
V.ew
Kimberly Way
Cash
Columbus Florist
17Th St
Joseph L. Dolezal
Alfred W. Dolezal
Pacific University College of Optomertry
Joseph
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Pacific University
Forest Grove
Ore
Optometry
LE Greenwald
Image Beauty Salon
Tweedays
Dennis Paprocki
Larrell Atkins
Darla
Elkhart
Ted
Edward Sokol
Sokol
Glenn
Fred
Darla Atkins
Columbus High School
Lark Lounge
Ron Ernst
Windsor
Colleen Schreiber
Arthur Schreiber Jr
College of Arts and Sciences
University of Nebraska At Omaha
Colleen
Nebraska Methodist School of Nursing
American Legion
A.C. Tooley
Kansas City
Lt. Flin
R.J. Scannell
Chicago
RJ. Mueller
St. Louis
Osawatomie
Kan
Paul Fenoughty
Barb Ingwersen
Grace K. Schmid
Cheyenne, Wya
Photoland
Bart Becker
Nebr
Sass Suva
Focal
Tarmoy, Hibs
Ugh
Crouse
Lloyd J. Crouse
Eureka
Kaw
Osceola Cemetery
Truman Bachenburg
Mr. Crouse
Charles
Elizabeth
Bennett) Crouse
Edgar
Ruth) Bear
Frontanee
Mahlin
St. Joseph Villa
David City
David Clty
Sewing Circle
Johnnies Steak House
Pla-Co Pork
Ham Bone Inc
Michigan Circle
Amana
Wisconsin Dells
Alaska
Lake Superior Circle
Black Hills
Mount Rushmore
Pocono
Pennsylvania
Grand Canyon & Parks West
Colorado
Colorado & Estes Park
Ozark Foliage
California & the Golden West
Florida
New Orleans
Minneapols
Pacific Northwest
Ozarks
Grand Ole Opry
New England
Canada
Nova Scotia
Allied Tour & Travel, Inc
ALS
Nebraska
Platte County Nurses
Columbus Public Library
Win, Jacobsen
Tony Nienaber
Holy Family Doditoriam
Lindsay
Mumane Society
Harold's Square Dance Club
Lost Creek School
Narcotics Anonymous
Pinky Call
Pawnee Park
Lions Club
Mark Kudron
Joe McKawn
UF St. Francis
St. Bonaventure Church
Kearney State College
Harlan Fisher
Mes
Oscar
St. Luke United
Church of Christ, Parents Without Partiers
Cornhusker Public Power Building
Aed
Lou
Lig FM
Mationay
Walt Disney
Stivers
Shaughnessy
Dusik A el
Ocean Beach
Shelley Winters
Bohopkins
Henry
Fonda Tentacles
Delia Boccardo
Alan Boyd
Claude Akins
Boras
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