Personal notices and campus briefs from Norfolk area
Local social notes list Mr. and Mrs. Cito W. Walter returning from Hawaii with family ties including son-in-law Bill Sinsabaugh and grandson John Sinsabaugh. Navy re enlistments and education milestones feature Lt Edward Mahoney, Norfolk Junior College graduate, and Myron F Shemek reporting to Mather AFB after a medical lab specialist course. Activities include campus pledges at Midland Lutheran College and performances at various venues such as Gate Lounge and Longbranch Bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cito W. Walter
Winley
Flonduio
Hawai
Bill Sinsabaugh
John Sinsabaugh
Navy
Gerald D. Mahoney
Arnold J. Mahoney
Edward
Honolulu
Hawaii
Naval Communication Station
Norfolk Junior College
Afthean Myron F. Shemek
Mather Air Force Base
Sacramento
Calif
Alois J. Shemek
Air Force Medical Laboratory
Sheppard Apb
Wichita Falls
Tex
Shemek
Scottis High School
Platle College
Richland farmer injured in tractor accident transferred to Omaha hospital
Schuylen Richard Wacha, a Richland area farmer, was moved to Clarkson Hospital in Omaha after a tractor with a cab caught his clothing and pulled him under a wheel. He suffered a fractured right arm and body bruises while escaping a feed wagon attached to the slower moving tractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuylen
Richard Wacha
Richland Area
Clarkson Hospital
Omaha
Schuyler Memorial Hospital
Wachalf
NPPD Accepts Grand Island Firm Bid for Transmission Line
The Nebraska Public Power District board accepted Knox Construction Co. of Grand Island bid for 30 miles of 115000 volt lines in southwestern Nebraska from the Beverly substation to a new substation northeast of Enders. The project serves the Palisade Imperial Benkelman and Trenton areas. Knox bid 334970 dollars and the project should be finished by summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Public Power District
NPPD
Faw
Knox Construction Co
Grand Island
Nebraska
Beverly
Enders
Palisade
Imperial
Benkelman
Trenton
Knox Construction
Hospital Report List of Patients and Death Notice
Bahlen Carnrintty Hospital Hlamissals lists David H Mites Robert Harrington Doroythea Frese Jeaneane Linn Caturnlus St Mary Hospital Chemisaals lists Mrs James Sliva and daughter Tarmor Mrs James Hastreiter and daughter Madison Mrs Don Kasper and daughter Monroe Mrs Clifford Mutsman and son Columbus Teunan the Mr Brat died in Kansas City Mo on Dec 96 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bahlen Carnrintty Hospital
Hlamissals
David H. Mites
Robert Harrington
Doroythea Frese
Jeaneane Linn
Caturnlus
St. Mary Hospital
Chemisaals
James Sliva
Tarmor
James Hastreiter
Madison
Don Kasper
Monroe
Clifford Mutsman
Columbus
Y S Teunan
Mr Brat
Kansas City
Reversal sought on prison plan funds by committee chair
Lincoln Nebraska AP The Judiciary Committee chairman Roland Luedtke plans to press the Legislature to overturn the Appropriations Committee decision and fund prison reform projects. The fight centers on 340000 planning and 2 million for the fiscal year to remodel Lincoln Regional Center and plan a minimum to medium security prison, after the Appropriations panel offered 400000 for 107.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Judiciay Committee
Roland Luedtke
Appropriations Committee
Leslie Stull
Alliance
Judiciary
Judiciary Committee
Lincoln Regional Center
Nebraska Penal Complex
Luedike
Ernest Chambers
Frank Lewis
Bellevee
Nebraska could use one million more egg laying hens
Nebraska may add about one million egg laying hens over the next five to six years says a University of Nebraska Lincoln poultry science specialist. Current total around 12.5 million, with processors saving trouble by securing enough eggs and expecting higher hen numbers ahead. Overnight guests of Mrs Maude Meiselbaleh included granddaughter and husband Jr and Mrs James Guistle. Married in California, they head to New York to settle in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Net
Neraska
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Sant ‘Ciday
Nebraska
Earl Gleaves
Maude Meiselbaleh
Funeral rites for Mrs Hulda Jenny at St Paul Lutheran
Funeral services for Mrs Hulda Jenny of 1572 Bred Avenue will be held Monday at St Paul Lutheran Church and Cemetery in Leigh with Vice Rev David Nelson officiating. The body lies in state at Gass Haney Funeral Home after 1 pm Sunday and at the church Monday from 9:30 to 10:30 am. Born November 3 1887 to John and Sophie Hoessel of Leigh she married Henry Jenny January 19 191% at St Paul Lutheran Church where she was a lifelong member. They farmed near Leigh for many years. Preceded in death by her husband in 1971 she had lived in Columbus the last two years. Survived by one daughter Mrs Geraldine Iverson of Columbus three sons and one grandchild. two sisters Mrs JM Breese and Mrs A N Gerhtold of Omaha. one brother Henry Hoessel of Columbus. Additional siblings listed include Mrs Fred Hell Mrs Herman Sroka Arthur William and Gustave Hoessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenny
Hulda Jenny
Bred Avenue
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Leigh
David Nelson
U3ani
Gass-Haney
John
Sophie Schlotzhauer Hoessel
Plate
Heny Jenny
Columbus
Robert
Geraldine) Iverson
UN Pharmacy College May Get New Home
The University of Nebraska College of Pharmacy could move to a new building in the MAU Medical Center in Omaha rather than remodeling. A new site might delay reunifying students and faculty until fall 1976, with the Budget Committee favoring a new structure over a $2 million remodel of the Child Saving Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Nebraska College of Pharmacy
Lincoln
MAU Medical Center
Medical Center
Robert Sparks
Child Saving Institute
Pharmacy
Medieal
Sparks
College of Pharmacy
Autopsy ordered in drainage ditch death
An autopsy was ordered Friday for Max Bald Eagle, 43, of Oglala, S.D., who apparently died after falling into a drainage ditch. Authorities said he was found injured at night. Northwestern Bell reported a net income rise of 4.6 million dollars for the last year, up 1.6 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemingford
Authocides
Max Bald Eagle
Oglala
BELL
Sioux
3.D.ap
Northwesternyet Telephone Co
Streaking sparks campus fines and debates across colleges
An Associated Press report recounts streaking episodes across universities from Maine to Texas Tech. Students faced fines and disciplinary actions while campus authorities and student groups debate the practice’s limits and meaning. Notable sightings include McComb and Datak at Maine and a Carleton coed at a theater curtain call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Willie
Associated Press
Charles McComb
John Datak Jr
Univera of Maine
Policaman
Laura Barton
Carleton College
Academe
Maine
Datak
McCony
New Haven
Association of
Penn State
University of North Carolina
4 H Club Notes and Meetings Preview Activities
4 H notes recount meetings at multiple homes. Susie Q s Club discussed needles and senior citizen remembrances. Dendy Bakers and Junior groups planned bake sales and camp fundraisers. Officers named and shows explained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Q
Krings
Pam Lower
Guys & Gals
Jackie Range
Janet Gossman
Jay Todehurst
Police firemen retirement bill advances in committee
In Lincoln Nebraska the Retirement Committee approved LB839 to give 510,000 to families of police or firemen killed on duty. The bill was amended to include injuries and extend benefits to policemen as well. The panel also backed a plan to let Supreme Court clerks and reporters stay past retirement age and to allow legislature staff to qualify for retirement plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Vear
Ramey Whitney
Supreme Court
Whitney
Gas price rise nears sixty percent in emergency sales
Unpublished Federal Power Commission data show wellhead prices for emergency natural gas rose from 54 cents per thousand cubic feet in February 1973 to about 59.2 cents in early 1974, with some cases at 72 cents. Higher wellhead costs could raise consumer prices, though the commission argues service cuts are worse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Tap
Federal Power Commission
FTC
VPC
City Briefs and Notices Summary
PTA Health Fund committee will meet at 4 pm Monday in the Junior High nurse's office. Humane Society lists pets available including a white male English sheepdog and several cats and a Pekingese puppy. St Theresa sociality to receive corporate Communion at 8:30 am Sunday at St Anthony Church with a monthly meeting at 7: X p.m. Wednesday in the Social Hall. Fourth Ward races: Kinting-vonaia referson Republican candidate for City Council filed for the two-year term. Tom Kumpf Republican also seeks the two-year term. Harmony Chapter 13 Eastern Star hosts meeting 8 pm Tuesday at the Masonic Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA Health Fund
Humane Society
The
St. Theresa
St. Anthony Church
Kinting
Vonaia Referson
Fourth Ward
Peterson
Anothe
Tom Kumpf
Repbullan
Eastern Star — Harmony
Masonic Temple
Social Security questions and answers from Columbus office
Questions cover automatic yearly refiguring of earnings, widow benefits without support, starting Medicare checks while working, and adult child benefits. Answers state automatic recomputation in fall, retroactive increases in January, no support requirement for divorced widows effective January 1973, new claims may be needed for eligibility, disability benefits may extend to a child under 22, and Medicare eligibility after two years of disability benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. Lam
Medicare
Tan
Hare
American Party to Meet at Ord Today
Members of the American Party will hold their state meeting in Ord Nebraska The agenda includes adopting a permanent party platform and revising the state constitution State Chairman Dr William Steen of Sargent will deliver the major address Dr Otis Miller Nebraska national committeeman will report on the recent national committee meeting in New Orleans
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ord
Neb
American Party
Seturiny
William Steen
Sargent
Otis Miller
Nebraska
New Orleans
Scout Camporee Attendees at Camp Luthor
Harold Long reports Glenn and Gerald Weik John Bruckner Kevin Jaixen Reggie Arndl Robert and Charla Skye attended the Poy Scout winter camporee at Camp Luthor. Attending church services on Scout Sunday were Jota Bruckner Reggie Imit Gary and Larry Noudley Glenn Langan Jie Jensen Jim Philips Robert Sliva Kevin Daixen and Gerald Vetk.
The Hottie-nosed Dolphins Return to the Sea
The dolphins, a noted mammal group, are reported to have reentered the sea after terrestrial phases. Scientists describe their anatomy as adapted for aquatic life and highlight their enduring mystery and ecological role.
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Mike Sharon Robb
Abel
Sundowners
SKY Bowl
Karin Koerwitz
Barry Gotschall
Hesé
Kearney State College
Kovar Bros
Longbranch Bar
Itha
LEO & the Music Makers
Duane Young
Los Angeles
A. Young
Young
D.W. Burling
Kenesaw
Martin Hoggler
Clair Huggler
Esther Schumacher
Fred Huggler
Gsceula
Kisk-Fa
Kappa Alpha Lambda Fraternity
Midland Lutheran College
Fremont
Allan Blum
Howells
Timely Mark
Platte Center
Jeffrey Gustin
Clarkson
Theta Alpha Psi Fraternity
Gerald Zimmerman
Norfolk
Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital
Fred Zimmerman
Loren Will
Bud-Schlitz-Hamms
Howard Nelson
Chicago
Scott
Trinity College
Deerfield, Ll
Peewee
Larry
Micer
Richland
Truman
UN Pharmacy College
Soos
Glenn Stillion
Western Carolina University
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Streak Control
Wales
Stroukers
Samford University
Birmingham
Ala
Daily Collegian
Staford
Sterdoat
Dendy Bakers
Loren Fraser
Jack Johnson
Heidi Hornquist
Leste Nelson
Tee Ann Dios
Ann Graol
Michele Rambour
Colleen Tooley
Lassias Weaner
Melvin Pfeifer
Janet Foltz
Cheryl Lubischer
Sandy Lubischer
Secreta
Mary Olivier
Marty Olmvier
Cornhusker Livestock Club
Agricultural Park
Amy Slathman
John Siefken
Jim Mueller
LeRoy Schroeder
Don Geier
Valerie Schroeder
Repstlet
Melinda Rucera
Harvey Rucera
Susan Keller
Dandy Bakers Jrs
Sari Hulmquist
Gretna
Dave Divis
Carol Latham
Dee Ann Divis
Kneisel
Sneifel
Beth Kluever
Tooleys
Neenaska
Columbus Social Security Office
Pawnee Plaza
Leesaly
Sandra Pertshe
Technicolar
Eye
Sam Peckinpah
Tara
FAGM
Pat Garrett
Silly the Kid
James Coburmain
Krist
Bob Dylan
Outegor
14Th Avenue
Elks
REA
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