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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1976
Page
6
Community notices list funeral attendance for Frank Overturf family and locals, with events from Doane College Vagabonds concert to beauty college enrollments. Community ads include carpet cleaning offer and local elections.
A notice from One Hour Martinizing at 2262 25th Ave Col. lists guest details for Mrs. A F Mlinar. The sister Mrs. George Werner of Panorama City California and their sister-in-law Mrs. Otto Schumacher of Omaha visited over the weekend.
The Community Health Education Association of Northeast Nebraska offers a workshop for school nurses on Saturday May 15 titled The Identification and Treatment of Allergies. It will be hosted by Northeast Technical Community College in the McClay Building with registration at 8 30 a m and the four hour session starting at 9 a m. Instructor Maureen Hagan and assistant Gail Harrison bring allergy clinic experience and cover medications desensitization evaluation and referral, allergy diets and related physical education topics. A $10 registration fee applies with more information from CHEA M at Platte College Columbus.
Robyn Richards 16, of Columbus, was treated at Columbus Community Hospital for cuts and bruises after a one car accident Saturday night. Driver William Howe of rural Columbus was uninjured when he lost control on Mason Road, went into a ditch, and totaled the car. The piece also notes that James Madison and Zachary Taylor were second cousins through their shared grandfather James Taylor.
Obituary notes list Ewald C Kylius 83 of Columbus and several others including Ivan Souba Otto Johannes Ira Ostrander Ella Pearce Bill Allen in Nebraska communities. Services scheduled Tuesday and Wednesday across McKown David City Palmer Levander and other funeral homes with burial in Cedar Dale Rose Hill Fullerton and local cemeteries.
The report lists admissions in Schuyler and Columbus including Mike Eckstein and Robyn Richards, with dismissals across several towns. Births include five newborns in David City Platte Center and nearby areas with weights and dates in May. Additional notes cover local club meetings, fire calls, accidents, and a Coast Guard fact box.
City briefs list weekly Al-Anon and Alateen meetings, a vocal concert at Columbus Senior High School, and a Lincoln School picnic sponsors meeting at Grace Episcopal Church tonight. Community groups host hospital tours with Red Cross volunteers, plus Masons Lebanon Lodge 323 and various booster clubs meet this week. Marriage licenses issued include Steven Bower Cynthia Osterholt for May 15, and Ritch Preister Ira Neumann for May 28. another couple Timothy Tiaden Linda Cook has no date. Rotary Club to hear B B Combs of Union Pacific at Elks Country Club Tuesday noon.
Two Area students were recognized at a St Joseph Franciscan Seminary assembly in Oak Brook Illinois. Sophomore Floyd Kosch earned a 3.96 GPA and two awards for apostolate work and extra service. Junior Gary Eisenmenger received an apostolate program citation.
James Hansen, a Democratic candidate for Congress, told a Columbus audience that excessive campaign spending erodes voter trust and access for average income candidates. He cited Mrs. Virginia Smith’s about $30,000 spend against John DeCamp and warned such spending resembles Madison Avenue techniques.
Platte County District Court upholds county court ruling sentencing Thomas Insco of David City to 10 days in jail and six months license suspension for driving while intoxicated Judge C Thomas White affirms the decision. TRAFFIC COURT lists multiple speeding fines and minor infractions with varied amounts across several towns.
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