Vacations and local events flood Columbus Nebraska
Mr and Mrs Ben Determan returned from a Mexico City vacation visiting sites such as the national cathedral government palace Shrine of Guadalupe and the Folkloric Ballet. Local listings include Harold's Restaurant fish days Shelby Hotel Steakhouse & Lounge and a variety of dances concerts and church events through March with multiple families visiting relatives and attending services.
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Birs
Ben Determan
Mexico City
National Catedral
Government Palace
Shrine of Guadalupe
Pyramids
Pallace of Bellas Arts
Schuyler Prom Committee Names 1980s Honorables
Prom servers for the upcoming Junior and Senior Prom were announced at Schuyler Central High School. Selection based on academic performance in freshman year and first semester sophomore year. Girls listed include Kathy Madison Eileen Verba Kathy Kluck Susan Papa Jane Langemeier Virginia Valish Caroline Cada Susan Johannes Lorene Faltys Lupette Loseke Debra Lambrecht Nancy Dostal Peggy Vrba Sherri Davis. Boys listed include Craig Svoboda Brian Kruger Gregg Sucha John Costello Donald Johns Rick Mayhew Ron Misek Mark Hansen Jeff Wachal Mike Wolfe Jeff Krejci Ed Brichacek Dan Drozda Dennis Novacek Larry Davis Pat Flynn. Linen is the fabric from flax. linen is an ancient vegetal fiber used since 3500 BCE in Egypt.
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Schuyler
Schuyler Central High School
Kathy Madison
Eileen Verba
Kathy Kluck
Robert Vrba
Karen Swanson
Susan Papa
Jane Langemeier
Virginia Valish
Caroline Cada
Susan Johannes
Lorene Faltys
Lupette Loseke
Debra Lambrecht
Nancy Dostal
Peggy Vrba
Sherri Davis
Craig Svoboda
Brian Kruger
Gregg Sucha
John Costello
Donald Johns
Rick Mayhew
Ron Misek
Mark Hansen
Jeff Wachal
Mike Wolfe
Jeff Krejci
Ed Brichacek
Dan Drozda
Dennis Novacek
Larry Davis
Pat Flynn
Optimist Club Oratorical Contest Deadline Reminder
Reminder on the Optimist Club oratorical contest deadline. Local high school contests run March 13 18 and 20 from 11 45 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Platter Technical Community College. Finalists compete March 27 with trophies and zone finals in April. Topic Give Me Your Hand four to five minutes.
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Canada
United States
Scotus Central Catholic
Columbus Senior High
Lakeview
Platter Technical Community College
Columbus Optimists
Columbus
Bud Troutner
P.O. Box
Nebraska
Night at MICER'S BAR features country acts and local notices
A jumble of social items: birth announced for Jennifer Ann Whitaker in Seattle. 40th anniversary open house for Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kretz Sr. in VFW Club. university election for Betty Ann Kresha of Lincoln as Zeta Tau Alpha vice president. dance for Edgar and wife on 25th wedding anniversary. multiple band bookings at MICER'S BAR and Avenue Bar. travels of Adolph Fencl family. various church and local notices.
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Shelby
Hetty Ann Kresha
University of Nebraska- Lincoln
Zeta Tau Alpha Social Sorority
Adolph Kresha
Betty Ann
Scarlet and Cream Singers Perform in Kimball Hall
The University of Nebraska music group Scarlet and Cream Singers presented a public concert Saturday in Kimball Hall. Ray Miller, associate professor of voice, directed 16 vocalists and a three member instrumental combo sponsored by the Alumni Association. Bob Bucholz, Shelby, played piano and did arrangements for the group.
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Shelby
University of Nebraska
Scarlet and Cream Singers
Kimball Hall
Ray Miller
School of Music
University of Nebraska Alumni Association
Bob Bucholz
Chester Buchholz
Selzer Mrs Edward (Augusta) Selzer Sr. dies at 70 in Bellwood
Mrs. Edward Selzer Sr. 70 a lifelong Butler County resident died Thursday at her home Rt 1 Bellwood Funeral services set for Monday 2 pm at Gass Haney Funeral Chapel with body lying in state after 2 pm Sunday Burial in St Joseph Cemetery Bellwood She was born Feb 8 1905 to Augusta and Anna Kruse and married Edward Selzer on July 10 1926 in Bellwood Survived by daughter Marjorie Sliva of Columbus son Edward Jr of Bellwood three sisters seven grandchildren and nine great grandchildren</analysis>
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Edward Selzer
Bellwood
Raymond
Marjorie) Sliva
Columbus
Edward Jr
Marie Miller
Margaret Reinhart
Ogallala
Spencer
Minnie) Dorothy
David City
Hunting measure wins first round in Nebraska
Lincoln lawmakers advance LB270 to ease annual hunting permits for landowners allowing yearly permits for regular deer antelope and landowner only hunts. The bill adds turkey hunting and faces further votes. Also approved were LB195 adding raccoon and opossum seasons and LB4 raising nonresident fishing permit fees.
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Lincoln, Neb
UPL
George Syas
Omaha
State Game Commission
Two Deputies Withdraw From Nance County Wages Suit
Miss Joan Tarnick and Mrs. Milton H Ardle withdrawn from a wage dispute suit filed in Lancaster County District Court against the Nance County Board of Supervisors. Remaining plaintiffs include Sheriff Richard Shepoka Assessor John C. Jarecke Treasurer Amelia C. Jarecke Deputy Sheriff Sam King Deputy Assessor Joyce Mason and Deputy Clerk Dorothy Ahlers seeking a cost of living salary adjustment effective January 1 1975 rather than 1976.
Hospital Report for Be hlen and Schuyler Areas
Summary of admissions and dismissals at Be hlen Community Hospital and Schuyler Memorial Hospital. Patients include Mrs James Lawthers Shelby Mrs Leo Dubas Fullerton Mrs Russell Brunken LaVerne Carlson Ronald Kudron Lonnie Kuta Kevin Miller and others. Births reported Son to Wegener and Levien and a daughter to Levien with weights and dates in March. Additional names tied to Columbus Humphrey and Clarkson locations appear in admissions and dismissals lists.
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Lynn, Levos
Hylan Levos
Bishop Clarkson Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Omaha
Lynn
Columbus High
Behlen Community Hospital
James Lawthers
Shelby
Leo Dubas
Fullerton
Russell Brunken
LaVerne Carlson
Ronald Kudron
Lonnie Kuta
Kevin Miller
Vernon Scott
Columbus
Stephen Hoffmeister
Genoa
Emil Huhman
Frances Liebig
Paul Loseke
Lea Ryba
Ted Swirczek
John Zohner
St. Mary Hospital
Donald Wegener
Humphrey
Noel Levien
18Th Street
Murry Johnston
Schuyler Memorial Hospital
Lillie Glaser
Clarkson
Victor Obershaw
Emil Medinger
David City
Stanley Mares
Rogers
Steve Volkmer
Louis Vittera
Schuyler
Todd Gall
Julie Oswald
Anna Prophecy Topic Leads Zion Ladies Aid Meeting
Zion Ladies Aid met Tuesday at Platte Center with a Bible study by Pastor Turner. Mrs. Julius Gehring and Mrs. Glen Goering discussed Anna The Prophetess. 12 quilts were completed at the last session and the next will be March 18. An invitation to World Day of Prayer was read for March 7 at 1 20 p m hosted by Shell Creek Baptist Church. Committees were named for the March 15 sale lunch at Dale Lutjens farm and March birthday honorees listed.
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Milton Goering
Mark
Mines
Earl Kallwell
Alvin Janssen
Art Lutjens
Fred Borchers
Dale Lutjens
Elsie Goering
Jerome Mark
Dorothy Lichtenfeld
Nations huddle on oil price talks in Paris
Delegates from major oil consuming nations convened in Paris for marathon talks aiming to map a strategy to pressure producers. Washington and Brussels signaled cautious progress as producers in Algiers pledged price stability while seeking inflation relief and aid for poorer countries.
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YARIS
UPL
Etienne Davignon
Belgium
International Energy Agency
U.S
Thomas C. Enders
Paris
Algiers
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Middle East
Free meeting for women in Fullerton area
A free public education and information meeting for all women in the Fullerton area is set for Monday at 8 p.m. in the Legion annex. Mrs. Hugh W. Mahon of Albion will present two films on early cancer detection. Registration for a free Pap smear clinic on April 5 at Albion and Newman Grove will also take place, sponsored by the American Cancer Society.
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Fullerton
Legion Annnex
Hugh W. Mahon
Albion
American Cancer Society
Newman Grove
The
Community notices from Columbus area churches and groups
Palm and Easter service rehearsals by Methodist children at 1 30 Saturday in church parlors. Home Builders meet 6 30 pm March 11 at Louie's. Catholic Daughters collect baby layette donations at 7 45 pm Monday Knights of Columbus Hall. Open House honoring Mr and Mrs Carl Mullenhoff 50th wedding anniversary Sunday March 9 3 25 pm Immanuel Lutheran Church. Jobs Daughters proficiency meeting Monday 4 30. Lions Club Jerry Engdahl new Columbus Area Chamber manager speaks Monday noon Holiday Inn. Norman Loseke program chairman. Pebble Card Party American Legion Auxiliary 1 30 pm Tuesday Legion Hall. Silver Spur Saddle Club monthly meeting 8 30 pm Saturday Harold Laudenklos residence Monroe. AAAF Monday 2 pm United Methodist Church.
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Knights of Columbus Hall
Carl Mullenhoff
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Lions Club
Jerry Engdahl
Columbus Area
County Court Fines And Local Community Events
County Court fines were paid by Columbus residents and others for speeding traffic and license issues. Freestyle wrestling district event is set for Platte College Field House at 6:30 a.m. with 400 to 500 entries across five divisions. State Ducks Unlimited workshop hosts dinner tonight and a 4 a.m. breakfast before a three hour meeting at Holiday Inn. No swimming at Family Saturday due to AAU meet. LCW Circles of Trinity Lutheran Church meet Monday and Tuesday. John McIntyre Jr. enters St Joseph Hospital in Omaha this afternoon.
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Columbus
Herbert Klug
Larry Smith
Albion
Lloyd West
Madison
Larry Alger
Omaha
Douglas Beard
Joseph Starzec
Charles Boruch
Duncan
Timothy Korus
Monroe
Fathalla Zaphloul
Frederick Bierman
Platte Center
Charles Waite
Platte College
Ducks Unlimited
Holiday Inn
Senate cracks last-ditch filibuster change on rules
Washington noted that the Senate, by a two-thirds majority, moved toward revising its long standing rule that curbs unlimited debate. The current rule requires 67 votes to end debate if all 100 senators are present, with a 60 vote cutoff for most actions. The change aims to shorten filibusters, except for rules changes needing two thirds of those voting.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
TWA to lay off 500 more workers in New York area
Trans World Airlines announces 500 additional layoffs due to worsening passenger and cargo traffic as February traffic drops 6.4 percent from a year earlier. The carrier had already cut staff by seven after route swaps with Pan American World Airways.
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New York
UPI
Trans World Airlines
Twa
Pan American World Airways
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