Local church services and schedules across multiple parishes
A listing of church services, masses, classes, and activities across numerous denominations including Free Church, St Bonaventure, Sir Anthony, Blue Baptist, Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Isidore Catholic, Shell Creek Baptist, Marys St Andrew's, United Methodist, Church of Christ, Federated Church, First Baptist, Trinity Lutheran, Redeemer Baptist, Assembly of God, Grace Episcopal, St Josaph's, Columbus Baptist Chapel, Seventh Day Adventist, St Paul Evangelical Lutheran, Christian Science, St Lukes United, and others. Programs cover Masses, Sunday School, worship, prayer meetings, confessions, catechism, choir, youth groups, and midweek events hosted by pastors and congregations throughout the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reorganized
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
18Th Street
Robert Flughes
Nebraska senators seek pay raise via constitutional amendment
Lincoln UPI report notes the Constitutional Revision Committee sent a second amendment to the floor enabling lawmakers to set their own salaries. Sen. J James Waldron said current pay of 400 dollars monthly is inadequate, especially for distant legislators. The proposal, advanced 6-0, mirrors another amendment limiting salaries to half the governor’s pay, 25 000 dollars yearly. Waldron pressed that voters must approve it and warned of a campaign to sell the measure.
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Lincoln
UPI
Nebraska
J. James Waldron
Callaway
Waldron
Nebraska towns receive grants for water projects
Washington reports EPA Water Quality Office grants to Nebraska communities. Waterloo gets 25,680 for an addition to its primary treatment plant and jet station work. Tecumseh receives 66,000 for a new interceptor sewer system including a pump station. Spalding 43,030 for enlarging its primary treatment plant. West Point 62,070 for additions to its primary plant. Verdigr e 19,620 for additions to its waste treatment plant.
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Washington
UPI
Nebraska
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
Village of
Waterloo
Tecumseh
Toree Mahhi
New Japan
West Point
Religion in America Revives Joyful Worship Trends
UPI religion writer Louis Cassels notes churches move from dreary formalism to participatory, joyous worship. Liturgy reforms across Catholic and Protestant bodies emphasize community, variety, and gratitude, with music and even dance reshaping services. Young and many older worshippers welcome renewed celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Cassels
UPI
Nebraska voter crossover primary bill stalls in committee
Lincoln UPI reports the unicameral committee narrowly rejected advancing a bill allowing cross party primaries. Despite support from Sen John De Camp and others, key votes were blocked by absences and refusals, keeping the measure in committee along with related bills on explosives control and county jail funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
UPI
Nebraska
Unicatmeral
P. J. Morgan
Omaha
Fred Carstens
Beatrice
John de Camp
Weligh
Richard White
Till
Willard
Waldo
Dewitt
Douglas County
Les
Grand Island
State Patrol
State Crime Commission
Mark Cavanaugh
State Department of Rural Affairs
Crete
Teenager gored by 700 pound boar in Woodlake
In Woodlake California an injured teen, 16 year old Venderhoff, reported a deep back wound after attempting to drive a 700 pound boar from a pen. He forgives the animal as medical staff prepare options for the pig involved in the Future Farmers of America project.
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Woodlake
Calif
UPI
Reddie Waridleball
Venderhoff
Barmers of America
Fire damages clothing store in Superior. costs rise
A Thursday blaze at Jones Weston Outfiders Clothing Store in Superior caused about 90000 in damage to the building owned by Clyde Blyne and 30000 to its contents owned by Bud and Trudy Jones. Fire Chief Willard Springer said Joe Zikmund, resident above the shop, was treated for smoke inhalation while his wife was uninjured. Firefighters from Nelson helped control the fire about 7 am after being discovered around midnight. A firewall and calm winds helped keep flames from Sears Catalog next door. cause under investigation.
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Superior
UPS
Jones Weston Outfiders
Willard Springer
Bud
Trudy Jones
Clyde Blyne
Joe Zikmund
Springer
Nelson
Sears
Borrowed Stolen and Otherwise
Dick Howe notes a weekend column parody by Abov about social trends and childhood memories. Robert McMorris comments on women's lib, and editor Jon Flack recalls marbles tops and Model T tires as youth play, contrasted with today’s TV era and parental worries.
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Dick Howe
Abov
Robert McMorris
Madison Star-Mail
Jon Flack
Indiana
Britain to exit Persian Gulf shaping regional power play
Foreign News Analyst Phil Newson notes Britain aims to withdraw by year end from the Persian Gulf, a region long vital to Western access. The Soviet Union pursues influence via Iran and Gulf states, while local sheiks seek federation amid rivalries and external pressures from regional powers and liberation movements.
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Phil Newson
Persian Gulf
Soviet Union
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Moscow
Batum
Baku
Mediterranean
Indian Ocean
Gulf
Iran
Iraq
Kuwait
Saudia Arabia
Qatar
Saudi Arabia
Trucial
Britain
Letter from Wisconsin U bombers still around
A Kaleidoscope letter claims four underground members of the New Year’s Gang are active after the August Army Mathematics Research Center incident at Wisconsin. The note mourns researcher Robert Fassnacht and vows to eliminate the center, accusing it of American genocide and signaling danger to enemies.
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Madison, Wis
UMD
Madison
Kaleidoscope
University of Wisconsin
Army Mathematics Research Center
Robert Fassnacht
Clerk changes urinal to flower pot in court washroom
AYER MASS town built a new court house adding an office and washroom for the clerk of court. The contractor, unaware Mae D Ogthcull was clerk, installed a urinal which she later converted into a flower bed for geraniums.
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Ayer
Mass
UPI
Mae D. Ogthcull
Clash over nonreturnable containers bill in Nebraska
Lincoln UPI report on LB 888 as Nature lovers and business leaders clash at a public hearing of the Miscellaneous Subjects Committee over banning nonreturnable soft drink and alcohol containers. Supporters say litter and resource waste justify the bill. opponents warn of economic harm and doubt about behavior change. The committee tabled the measure by failing to reach a required vote and also killed another bill on credit investigations notices.
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Lincoln
UPI
Nebrasa
J. James Waldron
Callaway
Miscellaneous Subjects Committee
Nebraska
Willian Origer
University of Nebraska Medical Center
Omaha
Unil
John de Caluip
Neligh
Suspect sabotage not found in Humble refinery blast
Humble Oil Co announced no sabotage evidence after investigating the major multimillion dollar explosion at its Linden refinery. Officials blamed an overheated reactor wall causing localized overheating inside the unit. Police had received a warning call 50 minutes before the blast.
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Linden
UPL
Hurable Oil Co
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Free Church
86Th Ave
William Shaffer
the Manor
Pioneer Girls
St. Bonaventure Catholic Church
18Th Avenue
Regis Walts
Sir Anthony Catholic Church
6Th Street
17Th Avenue
Armand Lubanski
Blue Baptist Church
Dgid Avenue
17Th Street
George Swiney
Sh. Isidore Catholic Church
Gruenther Drive
Francis R. Price
Messes
Shell Creek Baptisl
William Ira Mason
Bruxtay Aum
Ar. Mary's
St. Andrew's Mary’s
Columbus
St. Andrew's
St. Mary's
Edward O'Leary
SS Andrew'sid
Apm
Okay United Methodist
Gary Shoemaker
Church OF Christ AE
Ifeeb
Patterson
Evangeli
Dcavah's Witnesses
Kingdom Hall
James Gerrard
Monroe United Methodist
Crosion Baptist Church
Tiev
David Zimmerman
Doreas Society
Peace Lutheran Church
Otto Tt. Schlegelmileh
Choips
Hh. m
Walther Jaapue
Striday
Christ Lutheran Church Missouri Synod
Marilyn
Rarnemann
Puskov
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Ith Street
24Th Avenue
Meschke
LH. Zabrock
St. John’s Lutheran Church
N.E. Columbis
Layal F. Mortensen
Luther League
S.S Worker's
Russall E. Croker
David G. Yochum
Christian Education Committee
25Th. Avenue
16Th Street
C. Basler
Jesus
First United Methodist Church
Mth St
Lowell D. Jona Keith
Bronitg
Aim
Sulool
Lanten Shidy
Board of ‘Tustees, & Pan
Ghaneel Choir
Chae
D Pan
Trinity Lutheran Church
M. Rathkamp
Arthur Gersit
Chirch
Atti
Redeemer Baptist Church
Carl R. Weiser
D3rd Avenue
WIMU
Board of Christian Education
Assembly of God
Grace Episcopal Church
23Rd Avenue
Robert Ablanjus
Italy
St. Josaph's Catholic
Bellwood
Paul B. Sheehy
Paul J. Rutten Laly
Columbus Baptist Chapel
SBC Opportunity Center
10Th Ave
Dave L. Sellars
Howard Rodgers
Pam
Training Union
Seventh Day Adventist
25Th Avenue
Stern
Greeth United Church OF Christ
Monroe
John McGee
St. Paul
Christian Science Society
13Th Street
Ace
St. Luke’s United Church of Christ
PF. McGee
Religion In America
Jesus Christ
Armed Episcopal Catedral
Stephen H. Haney
Wisconsin U
BUX
Spesaan
Rel
Shelby Fertilizer
Shelby, Nebraska
Franklin
Pro Mides
Jooleys
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