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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1973
Page
3
Mr and Mrs Evan Brilcko and family returned from a Virginia Beach trip visiting Williamsburg and New Orleans then toured Disney World Bush Gardens and Washington DC. The page also lists local ads for flowers, barber shop, entertainment venues, sales, and tax offers with June events and venues.
Federal funds totaling nearly 1.0 million were spent to bolster protection at Presidents Nixon residences in San Clemente California and Key Biscayne Florida. A General Services Administration spokesman said expenditures included security building construction lighting fencing and related services and covered the period after purchases in 1968 and 1969 with helicopter pad costs excluded. The report notes itemized costs such as a 1830 tree relocation and a 119 149 security building project.
Leigh-Pam Fuhr Nancy Falken and Ronda Svoboda of Leigh lead 33 high school students from eastern Nebraska Lutheran churches taking part in a Youth Ministry Lab at Midland Lutheran College. Rev Robert B Turner of Leigh directs with three staff members Tom Nelson Omaha Ren Brailey Johnson and other coordinators help youths develop planning decision making and leadership skills.
Soybean, soybean meal and oil futures reopen after a day’s halt at the Chicago Board of Trade. Prices jumped at the open and held, with July soybeans up 40 cents and nearby months at the limit. No trades occurred as directors consider CEA emergency action to curb rising soy prices.
Police investigated a Wednesday morning break in at Christ United Methodist Church entry gained by a southwest window. A $75 microphone was reported missing but later found in a restroom. $12 in change from a small bank also vanished. Communion services scheduled at local Methodists on Sunday morning.
Debbie Kummer and siblings Bryce and Susan Kummer, children of Don and Paul Kummer, returned from a National 4-H Center Citizenship Short Course in Washington DC. The week featured sessions on citizenship, visits to the executive branch, US Department of Agriculture, Capitol Hill meetings with Rep. Marlin and Senators Hruska and Curtis, and emphasis on putting citizenship into community action.
The club agendas note events at Joyce Kucera Greg Wilke Sandy Blank and Colluliid mentions. Reports cover fair projects hog training sewing pressing and a June meeting with Ann Grant and Leslie Nielsen presiding.
Obituaries from LACHNIT and related notices list J L Bachatt 70 of Dyuuphrey, Donald D Stevenson 65 of Richland, Lyman Smith 70 of Genoa, Waller Peterson 83 of Silver Creek, Ida Ball 74 of Fremont, and others. Services, burial details, and survivors noted include churches, cemeteries, and local funeral homes.
Admissions list at Behlen Community Hospital includes Gregory Carr Kenneth Hentges Herman Hespe Sandra Mitchell all of Columbus and Atrs Wesley Parrott St Edward Katherine Runge Richland. Dismissals include Ryan Conrad Mrs Bernard Cohman Vernon Long all of Columbus and others. Schuylar Memorial Hospital reports admissions Mrs Ed Brevina Linwood Kevin Kuester Pilger. Mr Mrs Herbert Jincoln and Mr Mrs Warry Jincoln of Glenwand Iowa spent past week with Dale Alderson family.
Several area high schoolers will take part in the All-State High School Course at Lincoln tonight. The reading recital begins at 7:30 p.m. in the Nebraska Union Small Auditorium and is open to the public. Works include Bury the Dead with Bob Meyer and Joni Jones of Columbus and Wayne Hendricks of David City and You Know I Can t Hear You When the Water s Running with Tin Brazeal of Columbus.
The six member national commission on revision of the federal court appellate system chaired by Sen. Roman L. Hruska held its first organizational meeting on Friday.
City briefs report a Women’s Club meeting at Mes. Merwin Boyd’s cabin on Wagner Lakes with speaker Alrs. Edan Whitney of Seal Beach. A book review session is set for Tuesday at Mrs. Albert Sicek’s home with Mrs. Catherine Nore as reviewer. Ladies golf open play is planned at Wilks Country Club after 6:30 p.m. for the front nine, and notices seek owner details for a listed English setter.
A Columbus county court listing shows fines for speeding and other violations plus local notices. Items include names and penalties such as $9 for Madeline Arnsmith and $35 for Robert Eggerling, with miscellaneous notices on social events, a wallet theft report, and marriage license applications.
New York AP reports CBS ABC and NBC will carry live coverage Monday of former White House counsel John Dean's appearance before the Senate Watergate committee.
Six members of St Juke United Methodist Youth of David City will attend the junior high youth camp near Nickerson. Attending are Ani Kaufmann Marl Jenkins Cheri Cheney Teresa Zeilinger Ruth Zeilinger and Denise Rempel. Reverend Miehard W Dinsdale will be among counselors and enroll in a four hour staff training workshop preceding the camp. The sparrow hawk is noted as the smallest falcon in North America.
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