Family Notices Mark Eager Birthday and Mother's Day Tribute
Personals announce celebrations for Mother's Day and Mark Eager's fourth birthday. Guests include Mr and Mrs David Eager Jamie and Mr and Mrs Walter Egger and Gacy, Mr and Mrs Jake Ditter of Columbus, and Mr and Mrs Harvey Ditter and Michelle of Monroe. Moonlighter's events and bar listings appear with schedule notes for May 16 17 and local social notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark
David Eager
Jamie
Walter Egger
Gacy
Sand
Jake Ditter
Columbus
Harvey Ditter
Michelle
Monroe
County Court Fines and Local Social Notices Summary
County Court fines levied Wednesday include many offenses: Chavanu improper turn $10, Kirchhofer speeding $20, Risor no inspection slicker $10, Lechtenberg speeding $20, Fleer speeding $20, Mosehenross speeding $10, Nickolite stop sign $15, Kuhn disturbing peace with motor vehicle $25, Pullen improper parking $2, Borowiak DWI $100, Brakenhuff stop sign and speeding $115, Prater traffic signal $15, Micek disorderly conduct $25, Mieran negligent driving $15. Notes of family visits mention Oscar Ewert and relatives in Brookville, and a list of wedding/ graduation invitations and event notices. Also wedding dance for Kathy Johnson and Bob Podraza on Sat May 17, plus socials and local business ads and a birth notice for Tricia Ann Mostek born May 14 with family details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David RK. Chavanu
Columbus
Peggy Kirchhofer
Hooper
James Risor
Lincoln
Victor Lechtenberg
Omaha
Robin Fleer
Hoskins
Lea Mosehenross
Charlotte Nickolite
Mark Kuhn
Jude Pullen
Leo Borowiak
Silver Creek
Howard Brakenhuff
Theresa Prater
Charles Micek
Brad Mieran
Liebigs host Mothers Day dinner guests in Platte Center
Mothers Day dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Ford Liebig included her parents Mr and Mrs Simon Bender of Humphrey, Mr and Mrs Gene Liebig of Omaha, and Mr and Mrs Gene Kuta and family of Columbus. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Gottlieb Kuhn returning from Lincoln and Sunday guests at Arno Mark’s included the Ray Fugger family from Omaha and Frank and Michael Fugger of Memphis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Don Kuhn
Arno Mark
Ray Fugger
Omaha
Frank Fugger
Michael Fugger
Memphis
Tenn
Seven teen prisoners escape Cook County Jail laundry room
In Chicago, seven teen prisoners escaped from the Cook County Jail during a routine contraband search. Five of the escapees have been recaptured, with a police search using helicopters and dozens of squad cars ongoing for the remaining four. The fugitives reportedly left through a window after entering the laundry, cutting through a fence area, and commandeering a car briefly during their flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPI
Cook County
House of Corrections
Monroe High Graduation for Class of 7a Held in Auditorium
Monroe High held graduation exercises Monday night for the Class of 1947. Elzabeth Gerber led the processional and recessional, Rev. J.R. West delivered the invocation, Carl Cheloha gave the salutatory address, and Dr. DeWayne D. Williams of the University of California spoke as commencement speaker. Melya Gertsch was valedictorian. William R. Smoots, board president, presented diplomas. Adrian Kampschnieder issued eighth grade diplomas to Cheri Rase Jutta Baumgart Jerry Cook Lisa Rupp Sandra Schmid Larry Seiler Roxanne Sempek Chris Stec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Elzabeth Gerber
J.R. West
Carl Cheloha
DeWayne D. Williams
University of California
Melya Gertsch
Nine receive First Communion at St. Joseph Church
Nine CUD class members at St. Joseph church received First Communion at the 10 a.m. Mass officiated by Rev. John Starostka. Their teachers were Mrs. Donald Jaixen and Mrs. George Soulliere. Families and sponsors from Tarnov, Silver Creek, Creston, Columbus, Cozad, Wayne, and Humphrey joined for dinners and celebrations at St. Joseph Social hall, home, and nearby locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Adkisson
Columbus
Jerry Macken
Cozad
Carroll Moliman
Creston
Doug Zoucha
Wayne
Tim Christensen
Tarnov
Starostka
Denise Kuta
Norbert Kuta
Tom Kuta
Tarnav
George Anderson
Virgil Kuta
Silver Creek
Mec
Jack Kurtenbach
Kearney
Gene Kula
Don
Rose Ann Kula
Alvin Kula
Humphrey
Roderick Arndt
Richard Arndt
Walter Arndt
Frank Schostak
John Starostka
Ray Beckman
Communicants Honored at Dinner Across Multiple Families
Communicants Renee Melcher Michele Marker and Teddy Dreifurst were honored at post First Communion dinners hosted by their families. Guests included relatives from Lindsay Grand Island Petersburg Monroe Madison Columbus and Platte Center, with sponsors and family members attending at several homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Sandman
Petersburg
Wes Sandman
Grand Island
Robert Langan
Lori
Ray Dreifurst
Monroe
Joe Dreifurst
Harry Laudenklos
Ronnie
Virgil Crumley
Tracy
Archie Peterson
Larry Brom
Madison
Doug Shemek
Columbus
Harry Dreifurst
Platte Center
Teddy Dreifurst
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Honor Joey Mark on graduation ceremony
About 50 relatives gathered at St. Joseph Secial hall Sunday evening honoring Joey Mark, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mark, as he earned an Associate in Applied Science degree from Platte College. Also noted, Terry Schumacher earned a Juris Doctor from University of Nebraska Lincoln with family attendance at the law school reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platte Center
St. Joseph Secial Hall
Joey Mark
Robert Mark
Platte College
Terry Schumacher
University of Nebraska
Lincoln
Matt Schumacher
Sue
New Law School
Alfred Schroeder
Clyde
Richard Cronin
Stella Cronin
Omaha
LaVern Krings
Columbus
Te" Hannappel
and Dale Hannapel
Awards Night honors Schuyler students and staff
Schuyler held Awards Night with Principal Herbert Snyder hosting. Dick Seckman earned basketball honors for rebounds and free throw percentage, Bob McNally won assists and boy athlete of the year, Kevin Stark earned wrestling pins and wrestler of the year, and LeAnn Svasek was girl athlete of the year. Also noted were NHS selections, faculty awards, and staff recognitions for 1975-76.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuyler
Herbert Snyder
Gaeth
Dick Seckman
Bob McNally
Kevin Stark
Schuyler Wrestling Association
Mark Kucera
Curt Perrin
Ken Stark
Jim Svoboda
Jeff Reinecke
Tom Arnold
Virgil Swanson
LeAnn Svasek
David Perrin
Maria St. Augustine
Matt Spanjers
Mary Ann Vogel
Patricia Votova
Louis Grotelueschen
Jolanne Kaminski
Pep Club
Susan Vrha
FHA
Ann Svee
JoAnn Jedlicka
Janice Klock
FFA
Tom Ficht
John Faltys
Tammi Lietzke
Schuyler Sun School
JoAnn O'Brien
Bill Costello
Judy Kroeger
Debbie Chalquist
Joe Langemeier
Musical program featured at tea in Newman Grove
The Gold Star Mothers Tea was held at the Legion Hall in Newman Grove with Mrs. Francis Lloyd leading the program. It featured musical readings and songs from wartime years, with Mrs. Gerald Lyon singing, a solo by Mrs. Lloyd, and a patriotic medley by Mrs. Duane Fudge. Honored mothers included Mrs. Wallace Ryan of Norfolk and others, they received corsages. A silent prayer honored the dead. Mrs. George Weller presided. May 17 is Poppy Day and officer elections occur in June. A bingo party followed at the Norfolk Tea Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman Grove
Legion Hall
Francis Lloyd
Lloyd
Gerald Lyon
Duane Fudge
Wallace Ryan
Norfolk
Bertha Bartels
B. J. Raaum
Duewane Pattel
Sam Skillstad
Chester Johnson
George Weller
s+ ELmet
Norfolk Tea Center
Hospital Admission and Dismissals Across Counties
Belew community hospital lists admissions for Elizabeth Noonan Theresa Poefler Humphrey Keith Rathje Rising City James Lawthers Shelby and Waldemar Boettcher with dismissals for Fergus Stevenson Gregory Rasmussen Lyle Campbell Mervin Yonkie in Columbus. St Mary Hospital records births to Donald Ballweg and Thomas Hoesly with dismissals for Mrs Nebel and daughter Cedar Rapids. Schuyler Memorial Hospital notes admissions of Florence Bartek Helen Kelly Douglas Specht Joseph Cernin Joe Boubin and dismissals including Frank Rothanzl Kenneth Jelinek David Henry Virgil Leise Henry Birkel and Mrs West and baby girl Clarkson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belew Community Hospital
Elizabeth Noonan
Theresa Poefler
Humphrey
Keith Rathje
Rising City
James Lawthers
Shelby
Waldemar Boettcher
Columbus
Fergus Stevenson
Gregory Rasmussen
Minden
Lyle Campbell
Mervin Yonkie
St. Mary Hospital
Donald Ballweg
Thomas Hoesly
Crestor
Gerald Nebel
Cedar Rapids
Schuyler Memorial Hospital
Florence Bartek
Helen Kelly
Douglas Specht
Schuyler
Joseph Cernin
Joe Boubin
Clarkson
Frank Rothanzl
North Bend
Kenneth Jelinek
David Henry
Virgil Leise
Henry Birkel
Douglas West
Frank Drahota
Anton Gall
Columbus City Briefs of May 15 1975
Humane Society reports several pets at local shelter including an Irish setter a white female dog with black head and tail a ridgeback shepherd mix a dalmatian a male Labrador and kittens the pound opens for appointments call 564-0913. Toastmasters hosts Lawrence Bowman and Tony Weidner. Gary Shipley wins best table topics and Darrell Davidchik best speech in the club. District picnic planned May 8 at noon at the school bring a blanket and own table service. Open house for Mr and Mrs Ray Bakershas 25th wedding anniversary May 47 at 8 pm York Rite Masons will confer several degrees at 7:36 pm refreshments afterward. Two accidents investigated by Columbus Police including one at 13th Street and 26th Avenue with Janet Lange and Alma Walker and another at Carriage House Estates involving a State Patrol car. Marriage license issued to Jaydie and Rose Swan for May 31 at St Peter Catholic Church Fullerton. Regents scholarship awarded to Sue Mason and recognition for Denise Koza in the royal department. Court date set for May 20. Columbus Junior High orientation for nonprofit students entering grades 7-12 May 17 9:30 to 10:30 am 25th Avenue entrance. Weight Watchers meeting moved to May 21 at United Church of Christ 1st Avenue 10 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
13Th Street
26Th Avenue
Janet Lange
18Th Street
Alma Walker
Sth
Carriage House Estates
State Patrol
Lincoln
Lyle Campbell
Kline Receives Delta Psi Omega Scholarship at Platte College
Duane Kline, son of Mr. and Mrs. William R. Kline, was awarded the Delta Psi Omega scholarship for partial tuition during the Spring banquet at Holiday Inn. A 1978 mid-term Columbus High graduate, he contributed to Platte College Theater through a touring children's show, a Platte Valley Playhouse production, an all-college play, and a Fine Arts Festival show. He plans to return to Platte College to continue theater work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane Kline
Delta Psi Omega
Holiday Inn
Platte College
Duane
William R. Kline
Columbus High
Platte
Platte Valley Playhouse
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Scribner
Avenue Bar
Micer's
Oscar Ewert
Elmer Honath
Forest Park
Helen Honath
Edgar Honath
Lester Stack
Brookville
Itt
Kathy Johnson
Bob Podraza
Rarmony
Knights of Columbus
Mike Moser
University of Nebraska- Lincoln
A. Maser
Roland Langemeier
Diane Langemeier
Herman Wark
Carl Sojka
Harlan Waak
Jeremy
VFW
Lesiaks
Radio Shack
Columbus TV & Electronics
Lonnie R. Mostek
Tricia Ann
Famela
Ed. Sueper
Lindsay
Lonnie S. Mostek
Gover
Larry & Peewee
Liebigs
Citizen Smith
By Dave Gerard
Je Pepe Wiebeseston
Monroe High
Femort
Columbus Area
Francis Linyd
Myron Nels
Virgil
U.S
Whalen
Exon
D. James
Conner
Mayi Tos
P.M
Center Jack & Jill
23Rd St
Arse Oe Food Center
Heysrac
Lawrence Bowman
Tony Weidner
Gary Shipley
Secere
Darrell Davidchik
Gene Boger
Ray Bakershas
I'mn County Club
Leigh
York Rite Masons
Orient
Royal Arch Masons
Jaydie
Rose Swan
St. Peter Catholic Church
Fullerton
Sue Mason
Denise Koza
Royal Department
Charles
T Daly
Dunive High
Columbus Junior High
Prades
25Th Avenue
St. Day
Kline
Fleischer Rexall
St. Phont
Ade
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