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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1977
Page
4
Marcia Hunt, a 111 year old Inner Peace Movement trainer in Washington DC, promotes ESP as a guide to life and death questions. She says developing clairvoyance can clarify self understanding, energy control, and human relations, with 90 percent of brainpower in the psyche.
R Fetters of Schuyler graduates from the Nebraska Law Enforcement Center Grand Island with training completed April 15 after earning an EMT diploma in March He is a 1968 Monroe High School graduate and the son of Mrs Elizabeth Fetters of Monroe.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Foltz returned from Detroit Lakes Minn after Karen Foltz and Mark Hagen wed. They were joined by Mr. and Mrs. Don Harling of Creston. Mrs. Virgil Keeler and daughter Louise visited Harold Keeler's family. Cindy Thomas, child of Gerald and Mrs. Thomas, was among first communicants at St. Patrick Fremont with grandparents Joe and Mrs. Thomas present. International City Mobile Ma, called the City of Six Plays, tells of its colonial owners and flag history.
Columbus City Schools weekly lunch menu lists elementary and junior high meals from May to May with daily items such as hamburgers, turkey, chili, fish sticks, pizza, and sides. Separate notes report Father Bob Gearhart taking duties at St John s Episcopal Church in Neligh and new assignments for Father Wayne Carlson, with brief biographical details and family.
Mr and Mrs John Fritton of Lincoln welcomed son Jacob Daniel on April 29 at Genoa Hospital. Grandparents are Dale Bowman and George Fritton of Albion, with great grandparents Eunice Engelbert and Cay Bowman, all of Albion.
Memorial service for the deceased was held Tuesday evening at City Hall during the American Legion Auxiliary meeting. Esther Leenerts, Margaret Lenske and Elizabeth Noonan led the service. Poppy Day volunteers are being sought, with May 71 noted and Memorial Day practice set for May 29 at 2 pm. Prizes were awarded to Vera Liewer, Wilma German, and Gretchen Engel. Hostesses named Bernice Haumgart, Shirley Dettelsen, Bertha Ramaekers, and Evelyn Hemmer.
Leon Nelson of Albion was elected President of the Nebraska State Officers Association of Auctioneers for 1977 78 term at a Columbus ceremony May 1. His wife Mary Nelson was chosen president of the auxiliary. Jack Taylor spoke and Keith Erikson installed officers. Attendees from Albion included Leon and Mary Nelson Chris Nelson Tom Johnson and Jim McMillan. Champagne exports reach over 4 million bottles to the United States in 1970.
In a bridge Olympiad analysis by Oswald and James Jacoby, players aimed for a heart slam after a heart show. Most succeeded by drawing the heart lead and finessing, while two declarers failed chasing king-jack combinations and were defeated by West’s jack.
Aniwuis reader clarifies the distinction between a safety play and a perfect safety play in card games. A safety play aims to give one best chance to reach a target number of tricks, while a perfect safety guarantees success against any possible card combination.
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