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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1974
Page
3
Reports from multiple clubs describe meetings at various homes and venues. Members completed yearbooks and other projects while demonstrations covered sewing tools measuring liquids and baking items. Reports name several members and reporters across Clover Cuties Bright Stars Swinging 70s Kookie Kotters Happy Mixers Junior Feeders Peppy Pals Lets Rodehorst and others.
Leigh Miss Ruby Reininger and Mrs. F. C. Nelson attended the Nebraska Federation of Woman's Clubs District workshop held at Trinity Lutheran Church in Newman Grove. Hosts were Newman Grove Civic Improvement Club and the Penrace Grove Junior Woman's Club. Nearly 91 women attended. The ColFax County convention will be held in Howells on Sept. 18. St. Edward club had the largest attendance with seven members. Morning coffee was scarce and the reception was arranged by the Improvement Club.
Mira Vest of Schuyler spoke at the annual Alay luncheon of the Women's Civic Improvement Club held at Shell Creek Lutheran Church. Meadow Grove chairwoman Mrs. Dick Gambil installed officers including Mrs. Stone as president and Mrs. Homer King as first vice president. Bay decorations were planned by several volunteers and the club invited Junior Women to a salad bar at United Methodist Church on June 5.
Nebraska lawmakers questioned University of Nebraska Medical Center leaders on abortion policies and doctor fees as hearings continued in Omaha. Senator Terry Carpenter sought clarity on when life begins while officials defended physician discretion and the value of fee collection. The panel discusses authority over procedures as a court delay halts further testimony and a follow up visit to observe experiments is planned.
Platte County farmers with fuel problems may contact the ASCS office. Dick James says ASCS and the Federal Energy Office will run a three phase backup system to obtain fuel for agricultural production. Local, state and national offices may be involved to secure priority handling.
The Schuyler Police Department and City Clerk's Office plus Jaycee Paul Lambrecht issued 370 bicycle licenses. The two year license costs 3 cents under city ordinance, part of a special effort to get bike owners licensed.
Mrs Gotzfred led the Albion Hosalla Auxiliary meeting Monday to plan May activities with Mrs Becorra. The group discussed installing a whirlpool bath sponsored by various Tidance projects at Boone County Hospital. Forty eight frees were completed in two months, and Della Brilell reported on favors for hospital rooms while slippers were cut and taken home. Next meeting set for July 4.
On January 10, 1946 a delegation from the General Assembly was sent to the United Nations to represent the body in ongoing international discussions and coordination efforts.
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