Personal notices reflect wedding and social events in Columbus area
Mrs Kim Larkins returned to Los Angeles after two weeks with her parents the Detenmans. The Happy Chef will stay open all night Friday and Saturday. Ad Wersebing hosted in Chicas during a wedding in Omaha for Jean Laseke and Bals Davis. Rehearsal dinners and other visits noted. Open house for a 60th wedding anniversary planned. A district congressional candidate Wayne Mobarth of Wilcox featured in a reception. A regional steak feed announced by the Legion Club. Volleyball marathon at Concordia Teachers College raised funds for Bethesda Lutheran Home and TB/resp disease association. Spring sales and local notices listed along with various social visits and bowling schedules.
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Ad. Wersebing
Chicas
Louis Laseke
Mike
Jean Laseke
Bals Davis
Omaha
Ervin Bonner
Irene Hajek
Sulda Olsens
Beverly Becher
Sharon Pepplest
Colunbus
Nenry Hefti
Jim
Dean Noyouiy
Clarkson
Losche
Wersching
Hr, Davis
Sandy Sample
Columbus
Workl
Concordia Teachers College
Seward
Bethesda Lutheran Home For
NRA officials visit Washington to discuss HQ move
Scottsbluff Nebraska chamber delegation led by Ben Jacobsen met National Rifle Association officials in Washington to explore selecting the Scottsbluff area as the NRA national headquarters. The talks focused on feasibility and potential location benefits.
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Scottsbluff. Neb
Scottsbluff-Gering United Chamber of Commerce
Washington
D.C
National Rifle Associaton
Ben Jacobsen
Chamber
Scottshlulf-Gerilla
NRA
Veportell
Spelling Contest Set at Kimball in Nebranda
Spellers from UK counties travel to Kimball Nebraska April 7 for Western Nebraska District Spelling Contest. Over six students from the Aft through the eign Brads expected to participate.
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Kimball
Neb
Nebraska Vanhandle
Kinball
Nebraska
Summer school plans announced for elementary students
Summer school classes are planned with Jess Tham. The program runs June 1 to July 6 at Emerson Elementary, 2059 24th Avenue, Columbus Neb. Tuition is 10 dollars for review math and reading, 15 dollars for enrichment courses in Spanish German art and theater. Enrollment ends April 19 with registrations due to John W. Ernst at North Park School by April 23.
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Jess Tham
Bo Elementry
Dune EL
Emerson
24Th Avenue
John W. Ernst
North Park School
303Th Street
Columbus
Neb
Western Train Robbers at Columbus Theater Opens Thursday
The Train Robbers stars John Wayne Ann Margret and Bett Taylor in a Western thriller opening Thursday at the Columbus Theater for a week. A mysterious woman recruits a hard bitten adventurer to recover half a million in gold believed stolen from a train. He leads a crew toward Mexico while another gang of 20 desperadoes pursues the loot. Prominent roles include Ben Johnson Christopher George Bobby Vinton and Ricardo Montalban.
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John Wayne
Ann-Margret
Bett Taylor
Columbus ‘Theater
Mexico
Ben Johnson
Christopher George
Bobby Vinton
Ricaylo Montalban
Weekend guests visit Cedar Rapids and Marysville families
Weekend visitors include TAKHNOV Jancis Kwapnioski of Marysville Kun visiting Isidore and LaVerne Kwapnioski while Ir and Mrs Rick of Pageant Cedar Rapids visited Dennis Sliva's family. Omaha groups urge city council to seize Union Station from Union Pacific Railroad.
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Takhnov
Jancis Kwapnioski
Marysville
Kun
Isidore Kwapnioski
LaVerne.Ir
Rick
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Dennis Sliva
Omaha, Neb
Omaha City Council
Omaha Junior Theater
Omaha Model Railroad Club
Ald Union Station
Union Pacific Railroad
Legislature kills driver safety bill in Nebraska
In Lincoln, AP reports the Legislature defeated bill L269 in a first stage floor vote during a session focused on highway safety measures. Senators approved by a slim margin, and supporters argued the plan would remove dangerous drivers from the road, while opponents questioned its reach and dairy on enforcement.
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Lincoln
Neb
Je Ak Exon Ag
Myon
Xon
Richard Matosh
Milligan
Exon
Charges filed in Omaha shooting deaths shock city
Omaha police filed a second degree murder charge against Waller Hollins 23 and Linda S Reeves 26 for the Sunday shooting death of 24 year old Duane Franel a defensive tackle for the Omaha Mustangs. A second woman is charged as an accessory after the fact. Franel was found dead in a South Omaha apartment from a .22 caliber rifle blast.
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Omaha, Neb
Duane W. Franel
Omaha Mustangs
Waller Hollins
Linda S. Reeves
France
South Omaha
Southside Terrace
Omaha Housing Authority
Franci
Rollins
Miss Reeves
Omaha South High Schoos
Seoll
Alfred Franel
Union
Art Warmond
Hastings
Neb
Grant
Jilda Childers
Plattsmouth
Duu Childers
Moriarty
N. A
Bills Passed On Final Readings In Lincoln Neb
AP report from LINGOLN Nebraska records final readings approving several measures. Rail safety margins along tracks. Public Works Committee 33-2. state higher education system expense payments for personnel recruitment. district coordination for Class VI schools. repeal of private school textbook review for subversive propaganda. juvenile court presiding judge selection. multiple bill numbers and lawmakers named.
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Lingoln
Neb
Goodlrich
Johnson
Rasmussen
Juvenil
Cavanuagh
Benson Mrs Mrodit Benson Albion native dies at Boone County
Mrs Benson 6b of Albion formerly of Newnan Grove died Tuesday at Boone County Hospital. Funeral services will be at 2 pm Friday at United Methodist Church Newnan Grove with Rev Karless officiating and burial in Hope Cemetery. She was born November 26 1884 in town, daughter of Wilhelm and Margarita Luton, married Fred Benson May 29 1909 in Madison. Surviving: one son T L Benson of Seattle, one daughter Mrs Robert Nidra Briese of Albion, two brothers Charles Lallowy Rushville and Peto Polson Mont, two sisters Mrs Dorae Porter and Mrs Molly Norton Rushville, three grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Preceded in death by husband, two brothers and one sister.
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Benson
Mrodit Benson
Albion
Newnan Grove
Boone County
United Methodist Church
Newman Grove
Karless
Bark Wilke i Hope
Jacobson Mott Wonéeal Tome
Iit Town
Wilhelm
Margarita Luton
Fred Benson
Madison
T. L. Venson
Seattle
Robert
Nidra) Briese
Charles Lallowy
Rushville
Peto
Polson
Mont
Dorae Porter
Molly Norton
Hospital Report Behen Community Admissions Chronology
Hospital report lists admissions including Drenda Briza and Mrs Joh Parvick from Schuyler, Thomas Santo and Mrs Kenneth Javald to Rising City, Eileen Tachalt and Gary Lundberg in Columbus. Dismissals include Mrs Charles Brown of Schuyler, Bertha Greiner and Emil Mueller in Columbus, and several others. A birth is recorded at St Mary Hospital: son to Donald and Mrs Mustard of Clarks, eight pounds four ounces, March 1. Dismissals noted for Mrs Raymond Fuchrer and son in Columbus and Mrs Roger Smith and daughter in Rising City.
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Behlen Community Hospital
Drenda Briza
Richland
Joh Parvick
Schuyler
Thomas Santo
Rising City
Kenneth Javald
Eileen ~Tachalt
Gary Lundberg
Columbus
Charles Brown
Bertha Greiner
Emil Mueller
Walter Brooks
Debbie Griffith
Theresa Skinner
Helmuth Calta
Ray Nauenburg
St. Mary Hospital
Donald Mustard
Raymond Fuchrer
Roger Smith
Fire destroys shed on Rhinehart Theilea farm
A fire destroyed an unde termined shed and its contents Monday night at the Rhinehart Theilea farm south of town while the family was away. A passerby reported the blaze to Creston Fire Department. Guests visiting include Mr and Mrs John Law of Dubuque and others from Sioux Falls Spencer and Marshalltown. Creston received 3.97 inches of rain in March.
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Cheston
Rhinehart Theilea
Here
Creston
John Law
Dubuque
Iowa
Lela Larson
Etha Shippen
Sioux Falls
M.D
Robert Olsen
Spencer
Pete Hick
Natvey Kent
Marshalltown
Milan Lexscen
David City births and Buller County 4-H speech plans
Two births recorded at David City Hospital on March 23 include Jeffrey Lee, son of Wayne and wife, weighing six pounds 11 ounces, and a baby boy for Greg Buettner of Octavia, seven pounds 11 ounces. Buller County 4-H Speech contest set for May 1 at City Hall with junior and senior divisions. winners advance to district contest at Fremont May 4.
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David City
David City Hospital
Wayne Arnold
Jeffrey Lee
Greg Buettner
Octavia
Buller County
City Hall
Fremont
Barefoot in the Park at Platte Valley Playhouse
City briefs report a Platte Valley Playhouse production of Barefoot in the Park at 8 pm in the Platte College Fine Arts Center. County court listings note multiple fines: Donald Jacobson for speeding, John Gretsen for no inspection sticker, Brett Dungren for no inspection sticker, Eugene Schueth for expired license, Vicente Esquibel for intoxication, Davies M. Devries for intoxication, Carol Jilra for stop sign violation. varying fees and court costs.
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Platte Valley
Pinewood Derby winners and club events recap
Pack 115 hosted the Pinewood Derby with cars pared down by elimination to crown first through third place and a best appearance award. Gary Kuta won first. Tom Tooley was runner-up. Kevin Moore placed second runner-up over Tim Korger. Ricky Kneifel earned the beauty award. Other awards went to Larry Rischar Tam Svoboda Bit Wunderlich and Brian Kuta. The event emphasized sportsmanship and father-son effort.
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Nwtters
Cast sought for historical pageant in David City
David City calls for 200 cast members for the centennial birthday pageant Panorama of Progress. Auditions 7:30 pm April 26 at the city auditorium. Contact cast committee members Ames Lewis Zinnecker John Poller Jerry Okrina or Robert Larsen for details. Outdoor premier to be staged at the David City Memorial, weather permitting.
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David City
City Auditorium
Ames
Lewis Zinnecker
John Poller
Jerry Okrina
Robert Larsen
David City Memorial
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John’s
Shell Creek
Sirs
Clarence Wilken
Dave Wilken
Kearney
Wayne Mobarth
Wilcox
Legion Club
Starting Gate Lounge
the Triads
Thurs Fri
Sat. Mars
Loy Brown
Ardmore
Elmer Ghiman
Boone
Otto Friedrich
Priewe
Levies
West (Ark Pta
Columbus Aps
Pam Dalgliesh
Australia
West Park Pta
Brenner Furnitue
Cash & Carry Anderson Floral CO
Dowiown
Del
Corbridge
Denver
Martay
Fuller
Charles B. Fricke
Feve
Bruce Carismt
LaPorte
Ail Mes
Charles 1
Ashby
Geneva
Jackson Dry Cleaners & Laundry
AIA
George Davobses
Lake Geneva
Wis
Fred Jane
Dunne Gabels
Osceola
Frederick Flanmne
Don Murray
North Side
Sahara Lounge
Korn Krib Husker House
Keen Korner Lark Sar
Cottonwood Grove
Bud
Marlin Jones
Eugene Jones
James Ling
Litney
Knights of Columbus
Messrs. and
Mies
Ken Arlt
Irv Wieser
LeRoy Schumacher
Bill Blaney
Jin Wieser
LaVerne ‘'Orexon
Jack Sokel
Joe Sock
Jarry Paprocki
Bill Kresha
Toni Maslings
Sears
Tasimaa Koelak
Milian
Hanolag & Delvery
Eloorteation
Sars, Roebuck and CO
Fish Street
Columbus, Nebr
Pack 115
Young Partners
Lakeview Minh
Ballyos
Dick Grucke
West Polnd
Nata Young Partners Institute
Coliubus
Seewight
Harold Griepent
Charles Seeger
Lake
Faples
Gene Roger
Warold Giriepentrag
Cengas Buildng
Humphrey
Humphrey City Auditorein
Yard Avenue
Douglas A. Keyes
Route 2
David A. With
6Th Street
18Th Street
Bril Avenue
Steve. Georgeail
Osecola
William, A. Sueper
Lindsay
23Rd Street
Alll Avenue
Kenneth L. Ewald
Elsia J. Divis
Colimbia Floavists
Jeff Bridges
Barry Brown
John Vane
Ann-Margret Bod Taylor
Thermall
Rosbers
Ben Jansen Chisigher
George’ Boy Vinton Sey Gata
Norelca
Remington Selectro
Schick
Ronson + Norelca
Ick
Gil
Hari
Tarrington
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