City Briefs items from Norfolk and surrounding area
Transferred Larry Moser moved from Lourdes Hospital Norfolk to Behlen Hospital after burns suffered at Madison Foods. Various local events include Methodist-UMW meeting with dessert at 1 15 p.m. and guests Louise Berlin Genoa. CHS Class of 1956 reunion committee meeting at Holiday Inn 7 30 p.m. Wednesday. Bicentennial Slowpitch league meeting 7 30 p.m. Wednesday at stable Savings and Loan. Jack R Snider guest soloist at CHS Auditorium 7 30 p.m. Tickets 1 adults 50 cents students. Beta Sigma Phi April 1 meeting Bicentennial School 8 p.m. Story Time at Columbus Public Library 10 10 30 a.m. Thursday. Xi Alpha Omicron Thursday at Mrs Dale Nelson home. Humane Society lists dogs and a kitten at local shelter open mornings or by appointment 564 8913. Heritage House Music Hour 7 30 p.m. Ups & Downs perform. refreshments after. Carol Ernst’s therapy at St Mary Rochester Minn. address provided. Gamma Beta meets 8 p.m. Thursday with Marianne Grubaugh. Accident on 23rd Avenue near 19th 20th Streets damage 200. Marriage license issued to James Fuelling Judy Bilslend for April 4 wedding. Sertomans wives dinner 7 p.m. Wednesday Holiday Inn Bob Carlisle program on homebuilt airplane. DAV Auxiliary meeting 8 30 p.m. Wednesday VFW Club installation of officers.
Columbus Neb substitutes for Manhattan in centennial parade photo
A Manhattan Kansan photo labeled as a 1955 centennial parade actually shows Columbus Neb in the 13th Street business district. The Union Pacific miniature train appears in the image, a familiar parade sight for observers.
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Manhattan
Kan
13Th Street
Columbus
Neb
Union Pacific
County Court Fines Reported for Platte County Violations
In Platte County Court Columbus listed offenses include speeding fines for Jack Nosal 15 dollars Clifford Kylle 20 dollars Dennis Martin 15 dollars Gary Oakeson 20 dollars Roy Johnson 15 and 100 dollars Theodore Lemke 15. Other violations show Jeffrey Mueller no valid sticker 10 dollars Joyce parking 1 dollar Michael Primrose No improper passing 15 dollars Patricia Klave negligent driving 15 dollars.
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Platte County
Columbus
Jack Nosal
Clifford Kylle
North Dakota
Dennis Martin
Platte Center
Gary Oakeson
Roy Johnson
Theodore Lemke
Jeffrey Mueller
Joyce Parking
Michael Primrose
Patricia Klave
Hospital Admissions and Transfers Listing
Hospital admissions include Leo Siebler Platte Center Mrs Francis Dostal Mrs Hartzel Kinzer Melinda Pfeifer Janet William Smith Reynoldson Sr Columbus Dismissals list several patients plus eight pounds four ounces on March 29 Transfer Joe M Torczon Platte Center to University Hospital Omaha Room 6448 Schuyler Memorial Hospital Birth: Daughter to Mr and Mrs Steven Gay Schuyler Admissions include John Janda Clarkson Mark Gearhart Schuyler Mrs Leonard Makovsky Howells Dismissals include Gwendolyn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Siebler
Platte Center
Francis Dostal
Hartzel Kinzer
Melinda Pfeifer
Janet William Smith Reynoldson
Columbus
Evalena Davis
Gary Luchsinger
Herman Krings
Donald Schwarz
Humphrey
Joe M. Torczon
University Hospital
Omaha
Schuyler Memorial Hospital
Steven Gay
Schuyler
John Janda
Clarkson
Mark Gearhart
Leonard Makovsky
Howells
Gwendolyn
Seminole Personal Notices and Local Events Summary
Mrs Reinhold Ditter of Seminole visited Ohio with Mr and Mrs Lorenz Joost and their daughter. Nearby, the community lists multiple engagements including teachers Gale Barnes Bernard and a Nebraska State Education Association meeting in Omaha March 26 27. Also noted are family visits, church events, college honors, and a sprayer workshop at Platte Technical Community College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reinhold Ditter
Seminole
Lorenz Joost
Ohio
Kim Johnson
Des Moines
Iowa
Deanne Johnson
Columbus
Gale L. Barnes
Lakeview
Bernard
Nebraska State Education Association
Omaha
Callaway Resigns as Ford Campaign Manager
Howard H. Callaway submitted his formal resignation as President Ford's campaign manager amid White House briefings. Aiding officials said the move followed one hour of discussion with Ford and that both sides agreed it would be best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Howard H. Callaway
Ford
White House
Army
Comenes
Jesi Crees
U.S. Forest Service
Colorado
Maternity ward for kittens at Northridge Hospital
Blackie the cat wandered into Northridge Hospital in California last November and gave birth to three gray kittens in a makeshift maternity ward later renamed a recovery room. Engineers cared for mother and kittens through confinement while staff recalled how the cat softened the toughest workers. The question now is who will adopt the kittens after the birth.
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Northridge
Calif
Blackie
Mary Katherine Hall
Northridge Hospital
Real Estate Transfers Platte County Ledger Summary
Real estate transfers recorded with Platte County Register include numerous parcels involving buyers and sellers such as Clifford M. and Rose Marie Chohon. LeRoy O. Deden. Joe D. and Virginia J. Bullis. Norman M. and Mildred L. Dirks. Terrel D. and Marilyn L. Buck. Michael and Teresa Weit. Leslie Hahndorf. Albina A. Bejvancesky. Glenn J. and Lillian L. Ernst. Donald G. and Kathryn E. Conyers. John D. and Denise Wilcox. Robert H. and Constance Clausen. Henry R. Clausen. Clement Sliva and Doris Sliva. Tom Sliva. Ronald L. Kruse. Gene D. and Florence N. Watson. Louise Lapour. Benedict T. and Irene A. Pfeifer. Lidvene Van Dyke. Jack P. Gill. Mark A. Graham. Debra J. Hilmer. Oida Richard D. Taylor.
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Platte County
Mike Gaspers
Clifford M
Rose Marie Chohon
LeRoy O. Deden
Joe D
Virginia J. Bullis
St. 6
Columbus
Ethel Gigax
Norman M
Mildred L. Dirks
Community Housing Inc
Terrel D
Marilyn L. Buck
Stevens
Golden West Corp
NE. Corp
Michael
Teresa Weit
Cal-Way Meadows
Theodosia H. Sempek
Leslie Hahndorf
Mark A. Boettcher & Wf
Albina A. Bejvancesky
Becher Place
Hockenbergers
Glenn
Its. Farm Inc
John D
Denise Wilcox
Orig
Otto Clausen
Robert H
Constance Clausen
Henry R. Clausen
Pt. N's
Clement Sliva
Missionary Talks At Church Festival In Nebraska
NEWMAN GROVE The annual Festival was held Sunday night at Shell Creek Lutheran Church with Rev. Erwin Toso as guest speaker and slides shown. A duet by Carol Soward and LaRhea Nelson sang with Mrs Eldon Soward accompanying. Tony Huerta sang with Miss Dorothy Johnson assisting. Dining room hostess was Mrs DeLayne Nelson. Serving were Mrs Dwayne Donnelly Mrs Mervin Weiand and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman Grove
Shell Creek Lutheran Church
Ingvald Williamson
Richard Fowlkes
Erwin Toso
Carol Soward
LaRhea Nelson
Eldon Soward
Tony Huerta
Dorothy Johnson
DeLayne Nelson
Mmes
Dwayne Donnelly
Mervin Weiand
Leonard Storck
Art Horn
Clarence Nelson
Deaths and Funerals in Columbus Nebraska March 30 1976
Arrangements pending for Louise Hoerle 98 formerly of the area. Wencer Krzycki 62 died at home. Joe Szatko Sr. 62 retired Platte Center resident died after a short illness with services set at St. Joseph Church Platte Center. Rosary today. Szatko was a longtime resident and veteran. Lillian Staub died March 24 in Boone County Hospital. Fred W. Anderson 90 a Genoa farmer funeral Wednesday at Genoa United Methodist Church. Oatis 58 died in Missouri. Stoltenberg 62 died March 22 of a heart attack. services held in Fremont. Survivors listed for many cases. Majors include Columbus area residents and family members.
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Hoerle
Gass-Haney Funeral Home
Louise Hoerle
Lebanon
Ae Szatko
Genoa
Gertrude Lee Spalding
Joe
Tony
Columbus
Alvin
Margaret) Shamp
Ord
George
Anna
Gembica) Szatko
Joe Czarnick
John Brezenski
Tony Szatko
Sharon Brezenski
Newman
Lillian Staub
Boone County Hospital
Coitioling
Earl Staub
Trinity Staub
Red Wing
Minn
William Staub
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Larry
Marjorie) Sevedlund
Elsa, Tex
Stanley
Fremont
Jane Larson
Calif
Anderson
Fred W. Anderson
Genoa United Methodist Church
Robert Linder
Valley View
Hasch-Patrick Funeral
Fullerton Manor
Peter Anderson
Helen Pearson
Kenneth
Bartlesville
Oatis
William
Gwen) Oatis
U.S. Department of Treasury
Kansas City
Kan
Eunice Ah
Omaha
First Christian Church
Independence
Carson
Heart Fund
Farmers speed up fieldwork in windy Nebraska
Nebraska farmers accelerated fieldwork as last week's strong winds dried topsoil. Temperatures ran 8 to 14 degrees above normal with little rain. Topsoil moisture was 32 percent adequate and 68 percent short, while winter wheat stayed mostly fair and wind erosion was reported across districts.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPI
Nebraska
Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics
Also Mentioned on This Page
Larry Moser
Behlen Hospital
Lourdes Hospital
Norfolk
Madison Foods
UMW
Louise Berlin
Holiday Inn
CHS
University of Nebraska
Jack R. Snider
Preceptor Omicron
Beta Sigma Phi
Columbus Public Library
Xi Alpha Omicron
Dale Nelson
Humane Society
Heritage House
Ups & Downs
Carol Ernst
Herman Ernst
Rochester, Minn
St. Mary Rochester, Minn
Gamma Beta Chapter
Marianne Grubaugh
John Braun
23Rd Avenue
20Th Streets
James Fuelling
Judy Bilslend
Sertomans
Bob Carlisle
Carlisle
DAV
VFW Club
Columbus, Neb
Nebraska Auditorium
Bill & Mattie Stebner and
Irene Murray
Title Atlas Co
Russ
EL Rancho
Thur
Charlie Pride
Alex Houston
Elmer
Frankie Red
Tom Cochran
Tanya
Blair
Joe Cochran
David Schrieber
Virginia
SN (Su
D.A
Harold
Litch Street
John Clark
Christopher
Herman Wennekamp
Irene Clark
Munity College Chorale
Fine Arts Theater
Milton Gaver
Rich
St. Paul, Neb
Platte Technical Community College
Sue Mason
Phi Eta Sigma
University of Nebraska- Lincoln
Floyd Mason
Sue
7Th Street
Becky Rae
Terry van Diest
St. John Lutheran Church
Martin Reinke
Harold van Diest
James Hake
Roger Reinke
Louise Lapour
Lidvene van Dyke
Et al
Outlet “A
Lindsay
Benedict T. Pfeifer
Single — Pt
Outlet
Lindsay Jack P. Gill
Mark A. Graham
Debra J. Hilmer
Oida
Richard D. Taylor & Wf
Becher
McKown Funeral Home
Columbus and
Silver Creek
Bennington
Betsy Ross
Keith Bryan Flags
Sod Moos
Columbus, Nebraska
Columbus Telegram
Kazychi
McKown Funeral
Wencer
Eleanor) Krzycki
17Th Street
Snapper
Feeners
ANSI
Ealey Pacar
23Rd St
Tooleys
I Discount Center
Henry Block
IRS
H & R Block
H&r
Lee Come
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