Graduation receptions honor multiple Columbus graduates
A large list of Columbus area families hosted receptions after graduation ceremonies for Sheryl Bielke Melva Gertsch Kathy Schmidt and Kurt Schmidt with many relatives from Genoa Albion St Edward Emerson Norfolk and Silver Creek attending. Shelby High School plans graduation on May 16 at 8 p.m. and kindergarten achievement night at Shelby Public School gym with public invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hernan Mohr
Larry
Wilburn Crumley
Russell
Richard Korus
Bertha Wardeman
Paul Bielke
Ray Bower
Jon
Faith Horner
Wayne Cobb
Noane Schacher
Ernest Harris
Mel Gertsch
Melva
Leroy Peterson
Genoa
Aru
Guy Savage
Scotia
Larry Berg
Adrian Kampachneider
Susan
Marie
Bryce Kummer
Nadine Donahue
Columbus
Boyd Gertsch
Joshua
Lowell Dubrava
Clara Civish
Ernest Mueller
Claire
Mary Murcek
Mary Lynn
Monica Morgan
Orin Stepanek
Frannie Stetz
St. Edward
Louis Mucek
Murcek
Quent Johnson
Emerson
Iowa
Ralph Schmidt
Schmidt
Kathy Do
Jon Farrar
Willacd Mueller
Lincoln
Tom Farrar
Norfolk
Marge Bargman
Clark Roberts
Kansas City
Bruce Cowgill
Silver Creek
Adrian Kampschnieder
Lewis Hamner
Ed Schmidt
Walter Schmidt
Margaret Schudt
Dan
J. Roy West
D.H. Ziegler
Janice
Dave Schreibe
Shelby
Shelby Public School
Dear Dick: Are there multiple Cary Grants aging gaze
Reader asks if Cary Grant is played by several actors or ages differently. Dick notes there is only one Cary Grant, aging gracefully at 70 with gray hair but still intact. The column then fielded several other reader questions about Tom Laughlin Billy Jack III, James Cagney’s health, Roni Stoneman, Truth Or Consequences, Nancy Walker, Cher ages, Deanna Durbin films, Crest clerk, and The Fugitive final arc, answering each in brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary Grants
Cary Grant
Phyllis Creggans
Deland
Mia
Tom Laughlin
Billy Jack
Melodee Starris
Williamsport
Cher
Susie Higotham
Fairhope
Ala
Chastity
Deanna Durbin
Crest
Peyton Place
Eli Carson
Jack Albertson
Betty Kauffman
Syracuse
Ind
Arthur O'Connnnell
Quiet on reservation on Pine Ridge after AIM takeover
J Patrick Little reports a lull in violence at Pine Ridge Oglala Sioux reservation as BIA officials credit reduced clashes. Bill Allen notes no murders or serious beatings in three weeks after two years of AIM related unrest following the Wounded Knee occupation. He cautions it could flare again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Patrick
Little Pine Ridge
UPI
Pine Ridge Reservation
Bill Allen
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Pine Ridge Oglala Sioux Reservation
Oglalas
Richard Wilson
Firebrands
Pine Ridge
Allen
Washington Bureau of Indian Affairs
AIM
Wilson
Ant
Mothers Day program presented at Dorcas meeting
Creston The annual Mothers Day program was presented Thursday at the Baptist Church Dorcas meeting. Mrs Terry Sheffler, Mrs Orton Hulsebus, Mrs Herbert Husmann, and Mrs Kenseth Prang took part. judges included Mrs Don Kallewell and Mrs Paul Gorman. Oldest mother Mrs Lela Larson, youngest Mrs Terry Sheffler, and Ida Lettie with most children were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Sheffler
Ida Lettie
Orton Hulsebus
Paul Gorman
First Emmy to Walters as hostess on NBC daytime TV
Barbara Walters won her first Emmy as top daytime host, amid controversy over the Emmy format. She questioned the competition between news and talk shows and suggested revising or scrapping award shows, though she did not refuse the award. The ceremony aired aboard a riverboat in New York Harbor with ABC anchors co-hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EW York
UPI
NBC
Barbara Walters
Miss Walters
Cofest
NBC News
Today
National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
TV Academy
Dinah Shore
Mike Douglas
Jim Hartz
Shore
Douglas
Miss Shore
ABC
CBS
MacDonald Carey
Susan Flannery
Peter Marshall
New York Harbor
Stephanie Edwards
Monty Hall
International Radio and Television Society
Newsmmen
Walters
Police caution on separating crash vehicles with spring bumpers
San Francisco police chief Donald St. Scott warned officers to be careful when separating late model cars after accidents. He cited reports of officers losing fingers and feet while handling spring loaded energy absorbing bumpers on these vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
UPI
Donald St. Scott
Scott
Mnter
Reds celebrate victory in Vietnam parade and unity
Saigon marks a three day celebration with martial music marching bands and a joint radio television appearance by Viet Nam and Viet Cong leaders. Nguyen Huu Tho and Tan Vue Thang call for peace and unification, claiming Vietnam is now united and liberated. Tanks jets and a sunrise parade showcased the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
UPI
South Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh
Nguyen van) Thieu
Tho
Thang
Laos
Cambodia
Vietnam
Penny hoarders pose problem for coin supply
UPI reports U.S. Mint Director Mary Brooks warns penny hoarders could cost taxpayers up to 225 billion in metal and manufacturing to cover a 30 billion penny shortfall. Minting costs about 7.60 per thousand. Brook blames male reluctance for hoards, with New York City hardest hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPI
U.S. Mint
Mary Brooks
Nebraska legislature approves two budget bills for next year
The Nebraska legislature gave final approval to LB605 and LB607 allotting a total of about 101.5 million from the general fund for 39 state agencies. LB605 covers health welfare and institutions with 84.9 million, while LB607 funds the State Roads Department and others with 16.6 million from the general fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, Neb
UPI
State General Fund
General Fund
Frank Lewis
Bellevue
Departments of Health, Welfare and Institutions
State Roads Department
Department of Institutions
State Welfare Department
State Health Department
Gratitude Notes From Friends and Family
A collection of thanks from Mae Mayberger and various families for flowers visits cards and gifts. Special gratitude to doctors nurses and Behlen Memorial Hospital staff and Fr Regis for care during illness or hospital stays. Also thanks to Jr High School teachers and others who helped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Behlen Hospital
Mae Mayberger
Behlen Memorial Hospital
George H. Johnson
Fr. Regis
Jr. High School
Kurt Robak
Sale Calendar May 1975 Auctions in Nebraska towns
A compiled sale calendar lists multiple auctions across Nebraska from May to June 1975. Estate, personal property, farm and antique auctions are scheduled in communities including Columbus, Schuyler, Bellwood, David City, Schreiber estate near Platte County, and nearby areas with auction firms Gondringer Fransen Sabatay and Conyers listed as clerks or aucs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Schreiber
Paul Schreiber
Acre Platte Co
Monastery Rd
Columbus
Gondringer
Sabata & Frenzen Avd
Town & Country Realty
Sth
Franzen
Sabatay
National
Joss L. McKee
Owney Falot & Equip
Th Street
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Columbus Hospital
Bellen Community Hospital
Dick Kleiner
Cary
Tom
Delores Taylor
Billy Jack III
James Cagney
Hollywood
J.D. Harris
Vinita
Okla
Roni Stoneman
Stoneman
Smyrna
Tenn
Rutu L
Bender
Scottsbluff
Ned
Nancy Walker
Hazel Amari
Haverhill
Mass
David Janssen
Dick Kletner
Present Mothers
Albion
Albion High School Board
Reds
Ray Relsdorl
W. of
Auct
Rene Gaspers
Villager
Lindsay
Nebraska
Wegener, Jensen, Fowlkes, Inc
Lester E. & Mary Jones Farm Auction Ami
South & Simi
David City
Grubaugh Bros. Auct. & Clerks
Delia Higginbotham
Bellwood
Grubaugh Bros. Auc
Clerks
Greg Aindreson
John Loyeke
Bastith Mreet ‘Schuyler
Neb. Vasek
DeBawer & Only Acts
Leonard McNally
Jie Cumming
Fez Engel
the Cumming Co
Virgil Koriol
Duncan Conyers Auction & Realty Co
Aucts
G&b
17Th St
Bayer Tree Service
Schuyler
Hauswirth
Werner
Oakdale
Tilden
Wes Johnson
Gene's Lawn Service
Mark Lucke
Rosebud
Nath
Hilbert Hefli
Madison Foods
Madison Foods Inc
Madison
13Th Street
33Rd Avenue
Adamy
Howard Kayser
Cook
Harolds
Harold
Lightner Lumber Company
Koopman
Schuyler Memorial Hospital
Colvinhus
Sand Pit
New
Sunset View Apartments
40Th Avenue
Lyle Prosterman
Apt
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