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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1972

Page

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Young couple exchange jobs in modern family split

Andy and Millie Stoll, in North Chicago, swap housework and run their glass business together. After years of traditional roles, Millie left and they now share duties with one week on each for home and business, aiming to give their five children full-time parents. The move has mixed reactions from friends and children, with Millie joining NOW and noting the arrangement as a mutual family project.

Pennig Suf Thurman Associated Press Chicago Andy Millie Stil Marory Millie Missie Amy Millis Stall Glass Co Patdarns National Organization For Women Women's Funeration Movement Stolls Lisa Army

Columbus Telegram Subscription Rates and Address Note

Tublahed each evening except Sundays and holidays. Second class postage. Columbus postal info shows subscription rates by carder in Columbus at 47.01 per month and by rail in nearby counties at 13.00 per year. By mail elsewhere in Nebraska and other states 7.00 per year. Change of address procedures for subscribers through the local postmaster and the Columbus Telegram.

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Astrological Forecast From A Turbulent Zodiac

The forecast blends zodiac signs with practical cautions and vague advice. It foresees varied influences for Taurus Gemini Cancer Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Pisces and hints at personal birthdays linking to law and medicine, noting November as pivotal. The text is garbled with many misspellings and nonsensical phrases.

Scorpio Merseoe I de Sora Sagittarius Jona Capriecora Wran Akseyy Aruarius Aries Prome Therm

Stanton church marks centennial with four special services

Johan's Evangelical Lutheran Church of Stanton observes 100 years since founding with four centennial services themed 100 Years Of God's Grace. Notable speakers include former pastors LF Groth Norman Berg Gerald Free EW Lindemann and Herbert Heckbarth. Services run May 2 June 11 June 25 and July 9 with meals and fellowship times.

Stanton Johan's Evangelical Lutheran Church of LF. Groth Wisconsin Norman Berg Wisconsin Syniod Hore Mission Board Gerald Free Omaha Nebraska Christian Education EW. Lindemann Minnesota Carl Schwartz A.W. Frese Stanton County

North Dakota to Host 4H Exchange Visitor From Nebraska

North Dakota approves a four H exchange with Nebraska. A Nebraska 4H member will visit North Dakota in August. Hosting families gain first chance for a return visit next year. Application blanks are at the Butler Polk County Extension Offices.

David City North Dakota Nebraska Butler Polk County

End of School Year Activities In Area

Silver Creek and area residents hosted end of school year events with lengthy lists of guests from family groups in Venezuela Ohio Cincinnati and Columbus. Commencement exercises were attended for several students including De Lois and Scott Van Winkle and dacquee.

Silver Creek Bill Wymans Nora Sabator Venezuela Dale Heck Roy Wyman Ted Bob Wyman Sam Wymans Jack Burger Andy Engel Norman Carter Harry Bertram Cincinnati Ohio Dan Pollock Nellegh Tray van Winkle de Lois Scott van Winkle Margaret Tooker Kevin Spike Boone Bruce Cavell Scott Cowgill Larry Meyer Kansas City Larry Garlick Arlington Tex Bernie Paprocki John Oppliger Clarence Schupbach Columbus

Winners announced in Poppy Poster Contest Creston

The American Legion Auxiliary awarded prizes in the Poppy Poster Contest in Creston. Winners were Kathy Sander Lori Hollatz and Jed Brunken who selected slogans Peace is the Key to Freedom They Fought for Peace and Show you Care Wear a Poppy. There were 19 entries judged by Mines Paul Gorman Ralph Luedike and Wilmer Kapels.

Creston The American Legion Auxiliary Kathy Sander Lori Hollatz Jed Brunken Mines Paul Gorman Ralph Luedike Wilmer Kapels

Traffic accidents report bumps head in collision and more

Monday traffic mishaps reported with Doreen Seefeldt of 2710 27th Avenue sustaining a bumped head after a collision at 23rd Street and 18th Avenue. William L. Root of Broken Bow was the other driver. property damage $880. Additional Monday crashes include George Holte and Rodger Rhodes at 21th Avenue 13th Street ($250) and Vern Ostrander and Ardeth Keent at 13th Street 33rd Avenue ($260). Sheriff's deputies logged Lake North crash with David Macklin and two motorcycles Bates and Anderson totaling $150. Mary Rutten and Gary Rice crashed one third mile east of Columbus, $100.

Doreen Seefeldt 27Th Avenue 23Rd Street 18Th Avenue William L. Root Broken Bow 21Th Avenue 13Th Street George ©. Holte 12Th Street Rodger C. Rhodes Lincoln 33Rd Avenue Vern W. Ostrander Cedar Rapids Ardeth A. Keent 7Th Street Lake North David L. Macklin 15Th Street John Bates 16Th Street Robert Anderson 10Th Avenue Columbus Mary Rutten Gary D. Rice

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