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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1970
Page
4
A devotional recounting Bethany scenes with Jesus, Martha, Mary, and Lazarus. It narrates Jesus comforting Martha after Lazarus death, pledging resurrection and life to believers, ending with a syndicated religious reflection and note.
Denver guests Mr and Mrs George Bratman stay a week with Mr and Mrs Sam Wyman. They visited in Omaha with Harvey Turnley. Sunday dinner guests included Lincoln’s Lynn Moomey Airs Phil Towle Bradshaw Mc and Mrs Don Grate etc. They helped celebrate Sam Wyman’s 48th wedding anniversary.
Public Safety Director Al Vallavina said three policemen were suspended for eight days for receiving compensation from a private firm while on duty. Patrolmen Harley Gaderson John Smith and Sgt Allan Stakes guarded KETV television equipment during the Class A state high school championship game at the Civic Auditorium. Ken James of KETV said no payment has been made yet and that Mancuso arranged the guard, later admitting he paid the officers as a favor to KETV.
Dr Richard Atlen, NU professor and vice president of the American Association of Teachers of German, was guest speaker at the German dinner hosted by Delle Epsilon Phi. Fifteen Schuyler Delta Phi Alpha initiates were named, with Wilfried Bruns as sponsor and requirements of a high academic average.
Leigh area churches announce a joint service and related activities for April 5 at First United Church of Christ. Morning services at New England Congregational Church Stanton will confirm 12 young people from Leigh, including Karen Pune and Rodney Fuhr. Afterward a dinner for confirmands and families, plus the Northeast Association spring meeting in Stanton with 2:40 to 8 p.m. registration.
Fragmentary ad-like notice claims kidney danger signals and urges flushing kidneys and regulating passage. It mentions backache and frequent urges as warnings and directs readers to Fleischers Drug Store for remedies. No clear date, person, or organization beyond store name.
FBI announces the arrest of 22 year old Larry Earl Quill in Texas after a warrant issued December 2 1909 tied him to a Fremont Nebraska kidnapping. Quill and his brother Ward Quill 28 were sought for theft of a violin on November 28 1909. The victim escaped unharmed.
Platte College received full state accreditation from the Nebraska Department of Education after a positive examination report. President Dee Donald L. Newport hailed the milestone while noting plans to meet North Central Association standards, with tentative approval already in place and a study underway for final accreditation.
St Edward High School will present a Spring Concert at 7 30 pm on April 2 featuring concert band small instrumental groups sax quartet and vocal ensembles including chorus and glee club. The event highlights class compositions and student talent amid large enrollment and ongoing classroom construction.
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