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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1976
Page
3
Bridge column by Oswald and James Jacoby explains two easy lines to reach four hearts. The simple plan uses dummy’s ace and endplays. the main alternative trades trumping to preserve ruffing chances. A note on bidding ethics and future discussion follows.
The Albion post met at the Vet's Club for a noon pot-luck dinner led by Auxiliary Mrs Sever Paulson with Ms Michael Arthur offering prayer. A report covered the District Convention in Sioux City. Bertha Price sent merits and publicity citations. The veterans group will lead Memorial Day services.
Taurus should remain flexible and adapt to reach goals. Gemini is urged to notice positives and light a small hope rather than dwell on darkness. Cancer prefers fairness but dislikes tightwads and shared expenses. Leo may face pressure to ask for favors. Virgo should postpone disliked tasks to avoid irritation. Libra typically sociable, today appears too forceful and annoys others.
Robert H Kay, a Charleston lawyer, writes a letter enforcing city leash rules to keep dogs off yards where children play. He delivered notices in South Hills urging dog owners to leash and confine pets or face fines or up to 30 days in jail.
Silver Creek events feature guests from Grand Island Genoa Osceola Manhattan Kan and Tempe Arizona State University. After Silver Creek High School graduation relatives and friends gathered at the Merle Schott home and at various hosts including the George Van Winkle and Jack Burger residences for meals and social visits.
By 1776 cotton plantations dominated the South only after the late 18th century. Samuel Slater helped bring British textile designs to the United States in 1789, while Eli Whitney patented a cotton cleaning machine four years later that sped up processing dramatically. The machine is known as the cotton gin.
Columbus City Schools launches its summer band program on June 7 with a special class for grades six to nine, plus sixth grade, junior high, jazz improvisation, stage band, private study, and small ensembles. Larry Marik directs, sessions run 8 30 to 12 30 daily until July 2, with private instruction afternoons. Open to any student enrolled next year.
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