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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1974

Page

3

County sheriffs attend National Convention in Las Vegas

Plate County Sheriff and Mrs Don Franzen join four Nebraska sheriffs at the National Sheriff Association convention in Las Vegas Sunday through Thursday. Also present are Colfax County Sheriff and Mrs Richard Kruse Merrick County Sheriff and Mrs Dan Schneiderheinz Valley County Sheriff and Mrs Clarence Fox York County Sheriff and Mrs Darold Robedeau with event notices and local ad blurbs for a June steak fry and bar promotions.

Plate County Don Franzen Nebraska National Sheriff's Association Las Vegas Colfax Richard Kruse Merrick County Dan Schneiderheinz Valley County Clarence Fox York County Darold Robedeau

Jaycees Plan Demolition Derby At Butler County Fair

Jaycees outline plans for the Butler County Fair with a demolition derby and a food stand. A David City sign project is discussed with the Highway 92 Association, road department contact to follow. Also noted are meetings in Lincoln, sponsorship of students to Anytown, and a July summer picnic with membership night.

David City Jaycees Butler County James Egr Highway 92 Association Teer Lincoln Ed Meysenburg Dennis Pho Anytown James Howe Fremont

4-H Merry Mixers Club Notes and Picnic

Our club met at Mrs. Don Fowler's home to plan fair items. Diane Johnson demonstrated illustrated talk versus demonstration. On June 10, we held a picnic at Pawnee Park. Jan Zoucha, reporter.

Don Fowler Diane Johnson Pawnee Park Jan Zoucha

Hospital Report Dismissals And Births At Local Hospitals

Dismissals listed for Mrs. Johm Epp Mrs. Bohous Tichola Mrs. Fred Griepentrog Columbus Nora Moser Rising City Gregory Rinkel Silver Creek. St. Mary Hospital births a son to Mr and Mrs Richard Aer 3505 45 n Street at pounds four ounces June al. Dismissals include Mrs. Roger Smith and son Tiising City Mrs Dave Russen and son Columbus Mrs Kenneth Krafka and daughter Bellwood.

Behlen Community Hospital Johm Epp Bohous Tichola Fred Griepentrog Columbus Nora Moser Rising City Gregory Rinkel Silver Creek St. Mary Hospital Richard Aer N Street Roger Smith Tiising City Dave Russen Kenneth Krafka Bellwood

Aries Taurus Gemini Libra Scorpio Sagittarius

Aries drives ambition in Nome or outdoor ventures. Taurus invites harmony at home and tends to neglected chores. Gemini urges home improvement and focus on essential tasks. Cancer notes children and health, while Leo suggests property care and improvements. Virgo aids those with rough times. Libra seeks wise counsel and group support. Scorpio advises decisive moves. Sagittarius pushes fresh ideas and artistic work. Capricorn urges fulfillment of promises. Aquarius cautions about friendships. Pisces thanks allies and emphasizes health.

Aries Char Tervizes Betlures Ter Amuserenis Hazes Vetere Taurus Hay Cemint GCN Lea Jo Hay Foarce Sagittarius Capricorn Trafenal Aquarius Fapar Aries Itac Nome Rouske Apt Laval Childrea Mzhon Segapio

Area residents complete EMTA course in four towns

Twenty six men and women from Clarkson Howells Leigh and Columbus completed an EMTA Emergency Medical Technician Ambulance course for local rescue squads. Instructor Marvin Nelson of Columbus led the training. The program emphasizes patient transfer to hospital and coordination with hospital staff rather than in-field treatment.

Clarkson Leigh Howells Columbus Marvin Nelson Thabitain Jife Clarksah Squad Rapiton Marcel Hrabec Hott Vayrina Dick Vehanek Art Fayman Jim Kratochyil Alice Teply Bil Harris Duane Novotny Fred Wacha al Baumert Paul Pekarke Bohomil Vodvarka Kermit Tisch Wayne Bos Reynold Verint Leander Brester Gerald Kersen James Fiala Reuben Dyernemann Arnold ¢. Olson Frank Henna Don Franzen Arnold Spubenka Reynold Dolesh Patricia Turner Kendall Christensen KMTA Omaha

National parks begin summer campsite reservations

National parks reserve campsites in 21 areas this summer via a new Park Reservation System. Campers may write to Park Reservation System Cedar Rapids Iowa or contact the 21 parks, or call toll free at 800 353 8442 or 319 365 4348. The program starts June 7 following Public Law 94 30 authorizing reinstatement of camping fees.

National Park System Ronald A1. Walker Interior Department National Parks Service P.O. Box Cedar Rapids Iowa National Park Service Walker

Ziegenbein Honored With 50 Year Lodge Pin

Columbus dentist De. HP Ziegenbein received a 50 year pin at Lebanon Lodge No. 323 AF and AM June meeting. He was raised to the Sublime Degree of Master Mason while with the Ashland lodge. The Columbus lodge lists twelve other 50 year members from various cities including Robert Lund and Oscar Anderson among others in Columbus and California and Utah.

Columbus de. HP. Ziegenbein Lebanon AM. Ziegenbein Ashland Columbus Lodge Robert Lund Water Reider Car Seal Beach Calif William Magnusson Salt Lake Utah

Holdrege resident marks 107th birthday

Holdrege Nebraska CAP Mrs. Fred Kiplinger celebrated her 107th birthday, likely Phelps County's oldest citizen. A former organist at the Metlox church, she was born in 1867 in Evansville Wisconsin and moved to Holdrege at 18. Her daughter, in California, visits yearly.

Holdrege Fred Kiplinger Phelps County Kiplinger Evansville Wis Loomis Ars. Kiplinger California

Rate hike denied to five railroads

Nebraska Public Service Commission denied a 10 percent emergency rate hike requested by five major railroads. A hearing is set for July to reconsider. A railroad spokesman cited higher operating costs and noted the Interstate Commerce Commission had already approved a 20 percent increase for interstate freight. The railroads also seek a fuel surcharge increase from 2.5 to 3.9 percent.

Lincoln Neb Gap Nebraska Public Service Commission Slite Commisson Aghed Interstate _Commerce Commission

Long-time banker's funeral set for Monday in Nebraska City

Funeral services are planned for Monday for Mark Fullriede 73 longtime executive vice president of Farmers Bank of Nebraska City who died Friday at St Elizabeth's hospital in Lincoln He is survived by his wife Zora The obituary notes his tenure since 1918 and his role with the bank

Nebraska City St. Elizabeth's Hospital Lincoln Mark Fullriede Farmers Bank of Zora

Korte Reelected Post Commander at Legion Meeting

Leigh Jadean D. Korte was reelected Commander of American Legion Post 02 at the June meeting in the Legion Hall. Other officers re-elected included Melvin Grotelueschen as first vice commander Har V. Wendt as adjutant Charles Mulenhoff as finance officer. Appointed officers included Urban Imhotte service officer Wareld Conrad child welfare chairman Lowell W. Feye post chaplain Norman Roznarin athletic chairman Gerald Held Americanista chairman and Dean Urban Vietnam Era membership chairman. A discussion covered the upcoming state convention this summer.

Leigh — Jadean D. Korte American Legion Post Legion Hall Melvin Grotelueschen First View Har V. Wendt Charles Mulenhoff Urban Imhotte Wareld Conrad Lowell WW. Feye Norman Roznarin Terald Held Dean

Lincoln area towns rise with Bicentennial flags

AP reports Lincoln Nebraska districts including Seward Bancroft Diller and Scribner along with Washington County have been authorized to fly the National American Revolution Bicentennial flag. The state Bicentennial Commission reengaged them for their bicentennial plans.

Lincoln, Neb Seward, Bancroft, Diller Ad Scribner Washington Couty

City Briefs Civil Defense and Community Notes

City briefs list a 7:30 pm Civil Defense meeting at the city auditorium, a Blue Rock Sheet event at Genoa Sunday, a 4-H beef showmanship demonstration at the Ag Park, a DAV District meeting June 23 at VIAW clubrooms with attendees from multiple towns, and social time afterward. Also notes Humane Society open Sunday for adoptions, a correction on a wedding officiant, and various local club and reunion notices with times.

Pawnee The Disabled American Veterans DAV Pam Viaw Fremont South Slows Wayne Hartington Albrod Norfolk Troken Bow Omaha

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