Personal Notes of Travelers and Local Social Updates
Mrs. ALA Woodworth and Mrs. WC Molfman returned from Europe visiting Capt. and Mrs. Dennis Miner in Athens and Crete. Mrs. Tillie Dro has spent five months in California visiting relatives. Summer leagues openings announced by Harry at the Bowl. Thorn plans a Wednesday league for seven weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weber visited Sioux Falls and Lincoln. Kathryn Michelite named for the Bartushock family’s Magnolia, Arkansas newborn. Coffee mug and other gifts offered by Columbus florists. Beverly Bedinison of Dallas visited. University of Nebraska choir performed in Lincoln. Dr. and Mrs. Proskovee toured Mexico then Beavner. Jim and Mrs. Leonard Wemboré visited in Lincoln. Kerry Priteshall funeral in Kansas City.
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Ala. Woodworth
WC. Molfman
Europe
Maly
England
Ane
Dennis Miner
Judy Woodtworth
Athens
Grove
Fopeningen
Enmark
Woodworth
Crete
Northern Natural files rate increase with Federal Power Commission
Central Telephone and Utilities Corporation reports Northern Natural Gas Company filed a rate increase request with the Federal Power Commission seeking about 1 million dollars in additional annual revenue to start May 27, 1971. The utility serves 1,092 Nebraska Iowa Illinois Kansas Michigan Minnesota South Dakota and Wisconsin communities. If approved it will raise wholesale and retail gas prices, with a five month suspension possible under the Natural Gas Act. if not finally decided by October 27, 1971 the increase would take effect subject to refund.
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Central Telephone & Utilities Corporation
Len
Northern Natural Gas Company
Iie
Federal Power Commission
Northern
Nebraska
Iowa
Illinois
Kansas
Michigan
Minnesota
South
Dakota
Wisemain
Cenpas Wil
John Nealer
Congas
Iran
Space tax motion eyed for next session in Lincoln
Lincoln senator Roland Luedtke said a motel and hotel space tax bill may be held over for consideration next year. The one percent levy would generate about $500,000 annually to finance tourism promotion amid mixed industry and House support, with prior Revenue Committee resistance noted.
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Lincoln
UPM
Roland Luedtke
Hota
Matel
Revenue Committee
Lardtke
Hospital Report Behlen Memorial Admissions and Births
A hospital report lists multiple admissions and dismissals across Columbus Genoa Belgrade Albion and St Edward areas.Notable items include births for Santo Me and Mrs Finger Melson in Genoa with weight noted, and admissions for Jlaryld Imus in Belgrade.
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Behlen Memorial Hospital
Marianne Bruken
Clarks
Edwin Kresha
Vola. Narenberg
Columbus
Dala Honke
Theodore Rokelman
Celambus
Cassa Penhollow
Marine
May Sweeney
Dawid City
Genoa Community Hospital
Santo Me
Finger Melson
Genoa
Jlaryld
Rites conducted for Mrs Harvey Smith
Funeral services for Mrs. Harvey Maude Smith 78 Fullerton were held at 2 p.m. today at the Presbyterian Church with New, Iat Barklind officiating. Burial followed in Fullerton Cemetery. Mrs. Smith died Friday at Vollerton Memorial Hospital from injuries in a car transport collision. She was born September 8, 1893 in Boone County, daughter of Carlisle and Mary Hubhinsi. She married Harvey Smith June 27, 1918 and they farmed in Nance and Boone Counties. Surviving are husband, one son Narvin Smith of Omaha, one daughter Macy Helen Brown of Omaha, two grandchildren, two great grandchildren, four brothers and three sisters including Kert and George Tutchinson of Albion, Ivan of Broken How, Earl of Bellingham, Wash., Lilie Rowman of Fullerton, Viola Day of Bellingham, Wash., and Martha Young of Omaha.
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Vullerton
Harvey (Maude) Smith
Fullerton
Presbyterian Church
Barklind
Sairts
Smith
Vollerton Memorial Hospital
Bor
Boone County
Carlisle
Mary Hubhinsi
Broken How
Earl
Bellingham
Wash
Lilie — Rowman
Fullertor
Viola Day
Hellingham
Martha Young
Omaha
Tides Cause Injuries To Welker Daughter On Mini-Bike
Warey Welker daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Welker was treated at St Mary Hospital for bruises after tumbling from a six mini bike Saturday evening near Welker place Forming Monastery Road Columbus rescue unit transported her to the hospital.
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Warey Welker
Raymond Welker
St. Mary Hospital
Ruises
Welkr
Monastery Road
Columbus Rescue Unit
Miss Welker
Hastings Students Win In Business Office Contest Typing Shorthand
Local students from Columbus Sandy Creek Adams Central Bladen Heritage and Shelton won awards in the Typing Shorthand and Bookkeeping competition held Saturday by CNTC Hastings. Winners received scholarships totaling 282 for first place and 84 for second, with about 70 students from 28 high schools in a 20 county area participating.
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Hastings
Columbus
Sandy Creek
Adams Central
Bladen
Heritage
Shelton
Central Nebraska Technical College
Anzen
Cntc Sehich
Uitton
NTC
Shelley Grahan
Columbus High School
Becky Smith
Sandy Creek High
Wanda Livrington
Kathy Glantz
Atms Rural High School
Wancy Burr
Adams Censtal High School
Jayne Wilson
Bladen High School
Martha Metignant Holdrepe
Debbie Webben
Shellon High School
Couple returns to Leigh home in California visit
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Hubel return to their Leigh home after a three week visit with relatives in California. They stayed with son Dr. Calvin Hubel in Palos Verdes Estates, then visited Adolph’s brother in Costa Mesa and spent a second week in Chula Vista with James Hobels and other relatives. Former neighbors surprised them at a housewarming gathering featuring many local families.
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Leh
Adolph Hubel
California
Calvin Hubel
Palos Verdes Estates
Costa Mesa
Adolph
Edward Hobel
Chula Vista
Ie James Hobels
Banquet Adopts Roman Theme at Newman Grove
The junior banquet at Newman Grove featured a Roman theme with pillars, a mural, and a Remas temple stage highlight. Marcel Kramer, science student, delivered an address titled Spirit of Winning, withDelayne Stone and Lois Rankin as class presidents speaking.
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Newman Grove
Ruividerel Raia
Marcel Kramer
Svienve Searher
Delayne Stone
Lois Rankin
Easter links to eggs as symbols of fertility and resurrection
The text notes egds are tied to Easter, with the egg symbolizing fertility and the resurrection theme. It presents a brief link between Easter traditions and egg imagery without broader context.
Brenner's Furniture Offers 21 Years of Experience Help
Beclinves thatoo many sales. min are more interested in "Making & Safe" than in the tastoing's welfare. We are here to serve you, offer you the best service and the Taw-Ust price consistent with rislity merchandise. Brenner's offers you twenty one years of experience in solving home furnishing problems. Please let us help salign yours.
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Brenner
Local notes and club meetings around Columbus area
Community briefs list meetings for Velers League, Grace Guild, Rotary program, and various organizations. Notable items include M M Ceramics show at York May 12, American Legion Hartman Post 84, Mission Society at First Baptist, corrections to a prior listing, Mothers of Twins gathering, Concerned Citizens breakfast at Happy Chef, and an Oklahoma musical at Columbus Senior High. Also announced are funeral services for Marie Haefelman, a mental health talk by Dr. Richard Sanders, Eastern Star initiation, VW Auxiliary installation, and local court, traffic, and civic notices.
Two fined in Duncan court for disturbing the peace
Police Judge Louis Staroseik reported two cases in Duncan court. Stanley Tacniek of Genoa and Benny Jareski of Columbus were charged with disturbing the peace. Each man faced a $21 fine plus $4 casks.
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Duncan
Louis ¥. Staroseik
Stanley Tacniek
Genoa
Benny Jareski
Columbus
Lela Community Schools Set Orientation Day in Leigh
Superintendent George Faldesy announced that Lela Community Schools will host orientation for incoming high school students on May 19 at 1 p.m. in the school auditorium. The event includes algebraic aptitude tests pre registration classroom visits and a review of the student handbook.
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Leigh
George Faldesy
Lela
Freight train collision kills nine near Covington Georgia
A Sunday evening crash at Duncan’s Crossing, three miles outside Covington, involved a freight train and a car carrying ten teenagers. Nine died, 12 year old Sharon Belcher survived with critical injuries, transported to Graily Memorial Hospital in Maula.
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Covington. Ga
Dincan
Crossink
Covington
Sharon Belcher
Graily Memoris
Maula
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