Things You Can Find Out From Mail and More
HAL BOYLE'S COLUMN summarizes mail based insights in New York. It reports sleep studies among executives, age and income correlations with sleep issues, general health averages, and a mix of quirky facts from earthquakes to doctors' finances. It notes risky driving by younger drivers and a New Guinea mourning ritual with mud to mask scent. It closes with a Disraeli quip about life.
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New York
Life Extension Institute
North Dakota
New Guinea
Benjamin Disraeli
Mother-daughter Banquet Held in Creston Church
Members of LEW of St Peters Lutheran Church hosted a mother daughter banquet in Creston with blue and white tables and yellow rose centerpieces. Welcome extended by Mrs Marlon Bachman with toasts from Mrs Margaret Hoben Mrs Willard Went and Pat and Sharon Wake. prizes awarded to oldest mother youngest mother greatest distance traveled and most granddaughters. Rev Jack Thiesen, chaplain at Norfolk Regional Center, was guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
LEW of
Ron Nelson
John Smith
North Platte
J. W. Lawson
W.J. Ritter
Otto Sander
Rudy Hobza
Oliver ‘Tohnson
Jack Thiesen
Norfolk Regional Center
Dresser for Grindstones on Page 1
The Namelt describes a dresser used with grindstones. It advises lining up high quality steel wheels with the turning grindstone to dress the stone down to a smaller but smoother size.
Subscription rates and delivery notice for Columbus Telegram
Published each evening in Columbus Nebraska The notice lists monthly and yearly subscription rates Delivered by carrier in Columbus 42.00 per month By mail in Platte Boone Greeley Nance Falk counties 13.00 per year By mail elsewhere in Nebraska and other states 17.00 per year Change of address subscribers should promptly notify the local post offices and the Columbus Telegram giving the old as well as the new address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swmdays Am Hiovieys
Colimabus
Hebraska
Ngol
Columbus
Mall
Palle
Boore
Gubler
Callax
Aersick
Nance
Falk
Nebraska
Columbus Telegram
Baccalaureate and Graduation Planned at Aquinas High School
Baccalaureate exercises will be held for 76 graduating seniors at Aquinas High School Wednesday at p.m. The Eucharist will be celebrated by area priests with Msgr. Liska as principal celebrant and Rev. Frank Hoelek as guest violinist. An awards convocation follows Mass and graduation exercises Sunday at 8 p.m. in Aquinas auditorium with Msgr. Lisko giving invocation and Fr. Herbek presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aquinas
Msgr
Lisko
Herbek
David Hilger
Sylvester Hilger
Aquinas High School
Kenneth Kull
Miller named to reformatory post in Nebraska
Lincoln AP Spencer Scott Miller already on the Nebraska Penal Complex staff was named associate warden in charge of the Nebraska Men’s Reformatory. He will succeed Ronald Jones who resigned for a correctional post in Florida. Miller, 32, began as a parole officer and rose through the reception and diagnostic center, training roles, and other posts. James Shadduck will replace him as associate warden in charge of programs. Additional staff shifts aim to streamline operations and place personnel where they are most effective. Birth noted: Albion, Gary Brohn and wife welcomed an 8 pound 12 ounce son on May 7.
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Lincoln
Spencer -Scott Miller
Nebraska Penal Complex
Nebraska Men’s Reformatory
Ronald Jones
Florida
Miller
Charles Wolff Jr
Wolff
James Shadduck
State Crime Commission
Cepter
Kearney
Cor:éciions
Bath
Shadduck
Midland College
Fremont
Corre
Albion
Gary Brohn
Boone County Hospital
Local issues dominate Nebraska voting across many cities
Voters face numerous local questions alongside the presidential and senatorial contests. Grand Island votes on a 600000 library bond, Omaha area ballots include public power district and utilities board races, and Holdrege has no local contests. County commissions and school boards anchor ballots in multiple counties with liquor by the drink tests and a four way mayoral race in Nebraska City.
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JHE
Associated Press
Nebraska
Allen” J. Béerman
Grand Island
Omaha Public Power District
Metropolitan Utilities District
Omaha
Holdrege
Hérb Bierhause
Fremont
Ogallala
Kearney
Norfolk
Palmyra
Heringford
Nebraska City
May Fellowship Day Attended at Albion Theme Behold the Woman
About 75 persons attended the May Fellowship Day program in Albion. The theme was Behold the Woman with Rev. Wanda Clausen as guest speaker. Mrs. Howard Mills chaired the day and other participants included Mmes. Jack Lough Lynn Iverson Francis Coleman Alvie Coulter and Dale Bowman. The event was sponsored by Church Women United.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion
Wanda Clausen
Price and policy shape nervous business mood
Amid price commission talk and varied forecasts, business leaders worry about how tighter controls may slow inflation while profits lag relative to prior years. Observers note crop and climate reports contrast with industry margins, and political risk adds to the cautious outlook across sectors.
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First National
Bankerall
First City
Standard & Poor's
The
Price Commission
Stagemasters Present Melodrama at Albion Centennial
Stagemasters stage a period melodrama Dirty Work at the Crossroads as part of Albion centennial activities with May 16 and May 18 performances in the coo auditorium. Cast includes David Beckwit Kim Smith Bob Schla Hilary Mullin Alicia Nora OY Barbara Beierman,Kinzman,Jayce Schlange,P Sallath and Gloria Taylor with Mrs Lonnie Zru directing.
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Albion
Coo
David Beckwit
Kim Smith
Bob Schla
Hilary’ Mullin
Alicia Nora OY
Barbara Beierman
Kinzman
Jayce Schlange
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27Th Avenue
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Bob Loshbaugh
Jack van Berg
Sidney Omarr
Amias
Othece
Thahe
Geming
Rermein
Bethy
Aquarius
Reformatory Post
William Foster
Reformatory
Bruce Redman
Robert Harrison
Robert Parratt
A. V. Vance
A.tapi
Neb
Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics
Oo Large
S&p
Aes Reel Iith
Voluntert
Ing
Busin
Wild Dams
Apie Larst
Nebr
Briggs & Stratton Kohler
Wisconsin
Lawson Tecumseh Homelite Laws
Oregon Law Chain
Wertz Rentals
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