Platte County seeks bids for asphaltic material supply
Platte County Nebraska will accept sealed bids until 1:31 PM April 6 1971 for furnishing asphaltic material to Platte County for July 3 to December 3 1971. Specifications include cutback and cationic emulsified asphalt per Nebraska standards. bidder must submit bid bond or certified check with proposals. right to reject any or all bids reserved.
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Pinte County
Death of Supervisors
Columbus
Piatte County
Nebraska
Nebraska Department of Moads
Platte County Highway Department
County Heart House
Platte County
O Platte County
Plafte
Carl Hoge
Baalis
Nebraska Public Power District
Cooper Nuclear
Missouri River
Aginaly
Central Standards
V1th Avenue
Th Avenue
R. Feder
Nurlear
P.O
Office
Burns and Roe. Inc
Fiction Avenue
Henmatead
New York
Districc
Thiers
Board of Directors
Nebraska Public Fower District
Hogs Steady as Omaha Livestock Market Mixes Prices
Omaha market reports show barrows and gilts mostly steady with varied weight bands from 185 to 350 pounds trading around 16.50 to 18.50 per cwt. Calves, steers, heifers and cows display mixed moves with several grades lifting 23 higher and others steady. Chicago livestock prices reflect higher cows and various dress levels, while beef futures and pork bellies trade with mixed opens and cuts. Egg prices in New York show ample supply and light demand with standard and pullet offerings outlined by USDA.
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Omaha
UPL
Ford
New York
UPI
U.S.D.A
New York Sets Early Auto Speed Limits in 1904
New York enacted the first auto speed law in 1904 setting 16 mph in closely built up districts 13 mph in villages and 20 mph in open country.
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New York
Husker Gridders Frolic On Court In Monroe Exhibition
Nebraska football players' team beat Monroe faculty and area coaches 93 to 79. Half led 44 to 26 as Dave Goeller scored 22 and Bill Kosch added 14. Other NU scorers included Bull Pogge 19 and Joe Blahak 13. Monroe leaders included Lonnie Davis 14 and Ted Cremers 8. Crowds enjoyed autographs as the Monroe M Club planned proceeds for the state basketball tournament.
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Monroe
Universiy
Nebraska
Larry Ayler
Mj Lonnie Davis
Ted Cremers
Pete Delgada
Larry Boswell
Ler Dundecke
Dean Melcher
Monroe Vicinily
Monroe High School
Cemetery group selects directors
The Leigh Theign Cemetery Association held its annual meeting in City Hall on Tuesday evening. Robert Neuhaus was re elected chairman. John Wiegert, after 22 years as secretary, declined reelection and W. F. Woolward was chosen to replace him. Merlin Phillips resigned as treasurer and Edward Molycka replaced him. Other board members Melvin Holiman and Otto Wullschleger were re elected for one year.
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LEIGH = Theeign
Robert Neuhaus
John Wiegert
W. 5
Woolward
Merlin Phillips
Edward Molycka
Melvin Holiman
Otfa Wullschleger
Stock market snapshot with mixed midday gains and losses
New York stock market midday figures show scattered gains and declines across many blue chips. Strong performers include Merck, Boeing, Cessna, Procter & Gamble, IBM, Texaco, and Dow components while several others post modest losses and flat readings.
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New York
UPI
Admiral
Iowa
P&l
AlldChem
Johnson
Kennecott
Allis Chal
Kresge
Kroger
Monsanto
Bendix
NoAmut
Boeing
Olin Corp
Borden
Penney
Cessna
Chrysler
Pfizer
RCA
Safeway
St. Regis
Dana
San
Studie
Gan Tel
Swift
Texaco
Goodrich
Tex Sust
Geadyear
Utd Corp
Pwr
IBM
West UN
Weyerh
Wickes
Top Scorers at Columbus Bowl League Action
Columbus Bowl action features Gary Muth with a 614 series on 214 210 190, Thong Bohaty 232 high game, and several 200s including George Engel Don Walter Don Gablenz Rex Adair Gerry Czamick Hay Wrom Kurt Hehlen Bob Kloke Harold Dey Harry Carlson and Jack eider. Micck Construction led with a 982 game and 2703 triple. Other leagues record Fran Carlson 572 top series with 202 high, Dorothy Hurd Sheila Stone 200, Si4 Jo Alstrope 502, Agates 681 1676 tela, Ben Pensick 200, Jean Karrik 510, Coroine Hajar 501, Sugars 593 1399 threesame.
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Gary Muth
Thong Bohaty
Cornhusker
Columbus Bowl
George Engel
Don Walter
Don Gablenz
Rex Adair
Gerry Czamick
Hay Wrom
Kurt Hehlen
Bob Kloke
Harold Dey
Harry Carlson
Jack “Eider
Micck Construction Company
Fran Carlson
Dorothy Hurd
Sheila Stone
Coroine Hajar
Sugars
Auxiliary to work for hospital bond in David City
The American Legion Auxiliary in David City pledged to volunteer for the Butler County Hospital bond project. Led by Mrs. Louis Marlin Mrs. John McVay and Mrs. O D Trowbridge the unit plans efforts. Bill Armagast reported a sewing project that spent sixty hours producing gowns and robes for the hospital.
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David City
Butler County Hospital
American Legion Auxiliary
Louis Marlin
John McVay
Od. . Trowbridge
Bill Armagast
David City Hospital
Marlin
Te Legion
Mareh
St Ed Club Holds Tuesday Meeting at Church Basement
St Edward parish Women of the Edward Catholic church meet every Tuesday afternoon to sew in the church basement. The group, led by Mrs Glen Donnelly and Mrs Leland Smith, discussed the Asa Lenten project and missionary sewing with Mrs Eldan Jacobsen as next month's hostess.
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ST. Epward
Chile
Nic Hone
Glen Donnelly
Leland Smith
Doyle Andreasen
Eldan Jacobsen
the Edward Catholic
DCHS students finish merit test
Forty five juniors at David City High School completed the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test under the supervision of guidance director Wayne Arnold. The group includes Jerry Allen Mary Armagest Lynn Buntgen Debbie Cockson Thonds Dittmar Jim Eberly Nancee Fyana Diane Fritz Charles Harris Steve Hecker Sheila Hines Carol Kopecky Lyn Kracl Diane Lane Nancy Mally Bob Martin Nancy Morris Denise Muelich Janet Newsom Shelley Onnen and many others with names such as Charles Prochaska Mary Proskovec Larry Riha Fon Riha Greg Sabala Peggy Schild Berni Schmid Mary Schmid Cindy Schroeder Julie Schroeder Ken Schroeder Randy Schroeder Vicki Schroeder Biss Stasny Louise Svebova Maureen Tomek Rox Anne Yayak Judy Want Mark Weber Warren Wondercheck Dixie Weede Gary Wrede Cindy Zelinger Ray Zelinger and Jim Zieg.
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David City
David City Bs
West
Wayne Arnold
Jerry Allen
Mary Armagest
Lynn Buntgen
Debbie Cockson
Thonds Dittmar
Jim Eberly
Nancee Fyana
Diane Fritz
Charles Harris
Steve Hecker
Sheila Hines
Carol Kopecky
Lyn Kracl
Diane Lane
Nancy Mally
Bob Martin
Nancy Morris
Denise Muelich
Janet Newsom
Shelley Onnen
Charles Prochaska
Mary Proskovec
Larry Riha
Fon’ Riha
Greg Sabala
Peggy Schild
Berni’ Schmid
Mary Schmid
Cindy Schroeder
Julie Schroeder
Ken Schroeder
Randy Schroeder
Vicki Schroeder
Biss Stasny
Louise Svebova
Maureen Tomek
Rox Anne Yayak
Judy Want
Mark Weber
Warren Wondercheck
Dixie Weede
Gary Wrede
Cindy Zelinger
Ray Zelinger
Jim Zieg
Knights discuss chapel funding in DAVID CITY
Knights of Columbus meeting backed setting a total funding amount for the Kearney All-Faiths Chapel with April approval planned. Delegates to the state convention named Cyril Birkel and Jerry Menke with alternates Bei Reisdorff and Art Kozisch. Pancake feed set for March 7 and a public dance on April 8 plus a March 28 explanation and 6 p.m. banquet. AJ Lisko spoke on the Diocesan Development Campaign.
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David City
Kearney
Knights At Columbus
Sioux City
Cyril Birkel
Jerry Menke
Bei Reisdorff
Art Kozisch
Mspr
AJ. Lisko
81-91 Park Group to meet March 9
The 81-91 Park Producers Association will hold its monthly meeting on Tuesday March 9 at Laigh Tri County Recreational Center at 7:30 PM with dinner. President Marlin Shonka of Schuyler urges all swine producers to attend to learn about pesticides and related facts. Members from Colfax Plate Madison and Slanton Counties are invited. local dues are $2. Funds support educational meetings youth activities swine shows and pork promotion. Dues may be sent to Leonard Buresh Howells.
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M81 Park Producers Association
Laigh Tri-County
Marlin Shonka
Schiuyler
Colfax
Plate
Madison
Slanton
Leonard Buresh
Howells
Shower honors Monres woman
A miscellaneous bridal shower for Donna Rezato was held at the Methodist Church social hall in Columns with hostesses naming Mrs Dwayne, Mrs Russ Hezae, Larry Nezae and Deb Fred T. Nenber. The gift table featured an opened umbrella centerpiece in Horac colors apricot blue yellow green and white. Miss Horac’s guests heard welcome notes from Susan Fricke and tyrene Esquivel. Rezato will become Mrs William Fricke in March.
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Monroe
Donna Rezato
Methodist Church
Dwayne
Russ Hézae
Larry Nezae
Fred T.nenber
Lduc F
Extwin Fricke
Monta
Miss Horac
February Traffic Fatalities in Troop B Report
Sel Don Morris of the Nebraska State Patrol reported February traffic fatalities in Troop B totaling four. He noted two occurred in Dakota County and two in Cedar County during nighttime hours on state highways, compared with five in Saneta County the previous year.
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Don Morris
Nebraska State Patrol
Saneta
Sgt
Morris
Dakota County
Cedar County
Visit Leigh Hosts Doreen Grotelueschen Return from Vacation
Mr and Mrs Melvin Grotelueschen welcomed their daughter Doreen an Omaha native who flew back to Los Angeles after a three week vacation. Doreen is an airline stewardess residing in Playa Del Rey California.
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Leigh
Melvin Grotelueschen Tank
Doreen
Omaha
Los Angeles
Playa del Ray
Calif
Pack 287 Blue and Gold Banquet Honors 170 Scouts
Pack 278 held its Blue and Gold banquet at Trinity Lutheran Church with about 170 in attendance. Prayers were led by Ralph Kopetzky. Den 4 managed colors, and District Executive and Mrs. William Fullon presented the charter and spoke on Project SOAR. Awards included badges for Babcat Ronald Kreitman Greg Spreeman Rich Tihausen Wolf David Hofpar Chris Woerner David Haney Kevin Stepscik Brad Scot and others. Webelos received citizenship Tim Tiniu sportsman Rin Wulsebus and denner stripes. ceremony closed with prayer.
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Cutt Scout Pack
Triniy Cutheran Church
Ralph Kopetzky
Den 4
William Fullon
Fullon
Boy Scouts of America
Save Our
Babcat
Ronald Kreitman
Greg Spreeman
Rich Tihausen
Wolf
David Hofpar
Chris Woerner
David Haney
Kevin Stepscik
Brad Scot
Silver Arrow
Todd Gay
Bear
Glen Keener
Webelos
Citizenshi
Alan Kopetzky
Barry Baldwi
Nulsebus
Tim Tiniu
David McDonald
Leigh Woman's Club Slides Nebraska Tour
In Leigh the Woman's Club hosted a meeting titled Beautiful Nebraska with slides from a Nebraska tour by Mrs. Elmer Hake. Activities included Americanism Month reading, group singing, donations to All Parish Chapel fund, and memorial book purchases for Leigh Public Library. Leadership retained for another year and delegates elected to the state convention in Grand Island April 13-15. A rummage and food sale planned by the Garden Club for March 27 in the Club House with pie and coffee to be served.
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Leigh
Nebraska
Elmer Hake
Leigh Woman’s Club
J.P. Hubenka
Girls’ ‘Training School
Geneva
All-Parths Chapel
Leonard Habel
Willa Gather
Katherine Marshall
Luther Noeth
Leigh Public Library
Hobel
Mabel Granatowicz
Henry Beck
Vick
Hah Severin
Matinee at Columbus Theater Presents Snow White Fairy Tale
Matinees Saturday and Sunday feature Lyan White in a live show based on Snow White with a lilting score. The princess hides in the forest amid enmity from the evil queen and is aided by the Seven Dwarfs before rescue by Prince Charming.
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Lyan White
Columbus Theater
Snow White
Prince Charming
County Government Day planned for March 10 at county seat
County Government Day will be held March 10 sponsored by the American Legion and county Legion Auxiliary units. High school juniors from four county high schools will participate in an all day program with delegates from Davitt City Rising City and other schools. Activities include a visit with county departments a noon luncheon and a awards program with a possible civil defense exercise.
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District Court of the
Nebraska
Prate County
Robert
Munger
Leon Lauver
Efonse
Columbus
Platte Ty
Moprnaka
City of Columbus
Platte County
Donald
Franzen
David City
Butler County
American Legion
County Legion Auxiliary
Quinas
Davitt City
East Buller Ilgh
Rising City High
New Life Theme of Prayer Day Planned at Priday
David City hosts World Day of Prayer at Christian Congregational Church starting 2 pm. Rev. Carroll Pronty of United Methodist Church will speak, with Bible readings and music. Christine Varana of Octavia will provide guitar for group singing and Sisters Rosemary Sakes and Marsha Welsor Wil present a muse celebration.
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David City
Christian Congregational Church
Carroll Pronty
United Methodist Church
Christine Varana
Octavia
Rosemary Sakes
Marsha Welsor
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