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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1971
Page
10
Larry Lachtel and Glen Cox join the NU Theater production of Celebration by Jones and Schmidt. March 12 and 13 at Howell Theater with March 15 20 week run, directed by Dr. Dallas Willoms. Also notes travel, local ads, and community notices.
The Schuyler Community Center hosts The Pleasure Seekers Surf Odyssey on Saturday at 2:30 p.m. A separate ministry event led by Rev. A. G. Dornfeld of St. Charles Mo. focuses on The Common Denominator and Charismatic Renewal. A clergy breakfast follows Tuesday morning.
Hospital report lists births at St Mary Hospital Santa Me and Mrs Bill Goedeken Se 2 Columbus: weights 1 pounds 15 ounces for newborns Maren and others. Admissions include Ella Pearse Abion Edward Werner St Edward Atlan Gronenthal Pate Center Mrs Emil Bouc nard Laudenklos Mrs ave Lippatt Columbus. Dismissals Celia Cook Humphreys Harold Schiltz Columbus Behren Memorial Hospital dismissals Mrs Louis Worten Columbus.
Luigh Mr and Mrs Frank Paws and their sons of Deg Moines Iowa return home Tuesday after spending the weekend at the home of her mother Mrs Frieda inhale.
United Press notes the first passenger trains ran from Cincinnati to Chattanooga on the Cincinnati and Southern Railway line, marking a historic milestone dated 92 years ago today. The event highlighted the expansion of rail service and regional connectivity in the era.
President Nixon defended Indochina policy at a televised news conference saying the South Vietnamese army can hack it in Laos and will help accelerate U.S. troop withdrawals. He cited Abrams and noted U.S. air power aided the effort while denying plans to back a North Vietnam invasion. He avoided predicting exact troop levels for 1972 but foresaw withdrawals to 284,000 in South Vietnam by May and promised further April announcements.
The Columbus City Schools Music Department presents a Sunday 3:00 pm faculty recital at Columbus High School Auditorium. Violinist Actinic Sundermeier and pianist Arne Sorensen perform works by Handel Mozart and Brahms. Admission is free.
The Leigh Community Schools music department plans a mid winter concert Tuesday at the high school. The senior high band will perform a trombone trio and a clarinet solo, with junior high pieces featuring percussion and flutes. Directed by Radney Hise.
Two Shelby elementary students have artwork selected for the 24th annual Nebraska Elementary Art Exhibit at Miller and Paine in Lincoln. First grader Bob Coffin, son of Ronald and Mrs. Coffin, and eighth-grader Larry Kilham, son of Robert and Mrs. Kilham, are the honored entrants.
United Press International reports Israeli Deputy Premier Yigal Allon urged extending the cease-fire in the Middle East expiring Sunday He warned Egypt must drop demands for total withdrawal while expressing willingness to seek a generous solution and noting renewed fighting would hinder peace prospects
SONVILUE Ark and Little Rock AFB welcome Staff Sergeant Gary A. Franzen, son of Albert J. Franzen and wife Linda, a Leigh High School 1982 graduate and liquid fuels systems maintenance specialist with the Strategic Air Command, previously at U Tapao Airfield Thailand.
A four day engagement of the contemporary drama Diary of a Mad Housewife opens Sunday at the Columbus Theater. Starring Richard Benjamin Carrie Stodgress and Frank Langella the film adapts Sue Kaufman’s novel with Lorraine Cullen and Frannie Michel in supporting roles. The story follows a young wife driven to infidelity by her husband’s aloofness and emotional neglect.
Recent births at David City Hospital include a daughter Lynelle Jean to Mr and Mrs Jack Shloupek of Rising City in March and a daughter Michelle Renee to Mr and Mrs John Colett of Osceola on March 2.
The announcement lists a 5:90 to 7 p.m. Jobs Daughters-Dimen meeting with a Monday price event and self provided table service for initiation with star candidates. Police Court fines and costs total $164 for William J. Larson and smaller amounts for others on petty larceny and negligent driving.
Funeral services for Mrs. Josephina Danaher 85 are planned for 10 am Saturday at St Mary Church David City with Msgr A J Lisko officiating and burial in the parish cemetery Krott Funeral Home in charge a parish wake at 730 pm Friday She was born December 21 1885 in David City to John and Theresa Litly married Michael Danaher January 31 1910 They farmed there Survivors include five sons Francis Charles Michael J James Donald two daughters Loretta Hannah and Blanche Reardon a brother Edward Litly three sisters and several grandchildren Great grandchildren Also survives but was preceded in death by her parents husband a son Edward five brothers and three sisters.
Merle D Modlin 56 was treated at Behlen Memorial Hospital for a cut after a collision at 12th Avenue and 7th Street. A Moulin vehicle hit two parked cars registered to John R Senmitz. Police reported another minor crash at 20th Avenue and 22nd Street involving a car registered to Mervin Yankic.
Thursday funeral services for Mrs Louis Lutjelusche were led by Rev Loyal Morlansen at St Joh Lutheran Church Shell Creek and Calvary Cemetery. Pallbearers were Louie Klug Charles Weldt Clemens Klug Herb Grolelueschen Melvin Schmid and Ivan Schmid. Gass Haney Funeral handled arrangements.
Encyclopaedia Britannica reports highest intake of milk and milk products in Ireland Finland New Zealand Sweden Australia and Canada, highlighting dairy-loving diets across these countries. The data underscores regional preferences shaping agricultural and nutrition policies globally.
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