Local personals and graduations in Columbus area
A Columbus column lists social notes from May events including the Feelin and Feehan families, a Memorial Day flowers ad from Anderson Floral, and a summer typing class at Columbus High School. It notes Jack McLaughlin receiving a BA at the Nebraska commencement, plus relatives attending from Lincoln, Crete, Omaha and Columbus. It mentions a wedding, a pre marital dinner, a Donut King opening, and auto repair vacation closure. It also records graduates Mike Abbott and Eugene German from University of Nebraska Omaha and UNL respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Mclaughlin
Colleenan Cathlevn
University of Nebraska
Jack
Lea Berkheimer
Columbus
Mark McLaughlin
Kris Warner
Lincoln
Thn Melaughly
Crete
Altman Woodworth
Omaha
Jack McLaughlin
William F. German
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Norfolk
Elk Creek man tops gaining bull at Black Angus test
After 140 days on test at the Black Angus Beet Evaluation Center the top gaining bull was consigned by Bill Buethe Wik Creek with 3.92 pounds per day. Savard place bull consigned by Robert Todd Crete gained 3.00 pounds daily. Four of five bulls from Di Buiee yielded over three pounds daily. A field day and private treaty sale concluded the test with K-40 counter demonstrated. Top bulls sold for 1500 and 10 dollars. A new test begins May 29 for fall bull calves. Pitch Club Albion hosts social evening with Marion and Tinker winners at three tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellwood
Bill Buethe
Wik Creek
Rilo
Savard Place
Robert Todd
Crete
Ranger
di Bueihe
Dullgale
County Court Fines List Read To Columbus Area
The county court reports fines and costs for numerous motorists from Columbus area and beyond. Names include David ODonnell speeding twenty dollars, Howard Berens speeding twenty five, Frank Prather speeding fifteen, and several others with offenses such as overweight on axle, no reciprocity, improper parking, and reckless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Wiles
David O'Donnell
Howard Berens
Omaha
Frank Prather
Wayne
Robert Taumert
Clarkson
Milton Pfeifer
Humphrey
David Eaves
Texas
Richard Welch
New Mexico
Richard Vanderslice
Seward
Chester Self
Kansas
Cynthia Badie
Theodore Krzycki
James Namsey
Slahoma
Vicki Keeler
Joseph Schwartzer
Anthony Mason
Doug Bourn
Cedar Rapids
Kurt Prokopek
Vincent Wieser
Stephen Stroman
Ray Welles
Ivan €. Hickle
North Platte
David A. Lidhal
Norfolk
Jersey show planned for June in Crete
Mrs. Tom Meysenburg TombE Jr and Cathy attended a Nebraska Jersey Association meeting in Lincoln. Crete plans a Parish Show and Judging contest on June 13 for Jersey Club members and friends as a family picnic and show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genoa
Tom Meysenburg
Tombe. Jr
Cathy
Lincoln
Nebraska Jersey Association
Crete
Jersey Club
Albion alumni banquet honors classes of 25 50 and 10 years
The Albion Alumni Association will hold its annual banquet on June 23 at the High School gym. The event honors the classes of 25 50 and 10 years with a 6:30 p.m. start and a dance to follow. Perry Blanchard pastor of United Christ Church will give invocation and benediction. James Ridgeway is president of the association.
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Algion — Albion Alumni Association
Tee
Perry Blanchard
The
United
Ginsted of Christ
James Ridgeway
Cox says he is satisfied with power
Washington reports Professor Archibald Cox testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee that he is satisfied with the power granted to serve as independent special prosecutor in the Watergate inquiry. He was accompanied by Acting Attorney General-designate Richardson, who said Cox will conduct a full and impartial investigation and outlined revised guidelines for Cox’s duties and consultation with the Attorney General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
APS
One Ward University
Chibald
Cox
Democrat
John Kennedy
Senate Judiciary Committee
Mb Hot F
Richardson
Richardson Smnoynerd
Oly
Secretary of Defense
Coxy
Cos
Justee Department
Fiee
Rent A Garden project moves to planting stage in council Bluffs
First National Bank in Council Bluffs Iowa moves its Rent A Garden program to planting. Bank President Mat Booth reports about 2300 plots rented at ten dollars each covering 1000 square feet. Seeds are provided by the bank. Renters cultivate harvest and crop value is around 300 dollars per plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Cav
First National Bank
Mat Booth
Booth
Floods trim farm employment in nationwide survey
Washington AP reports spring floods reduced farm work as of April 22-28. total farm workers fell to 4,164,000 including unpaid family members, down three percent from last year. Hired workers dropped to 951,000 from 1,016,400, with most losses in Mississippi River states due to flooding preventing field work.
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Washington
Hospital Report Details Admissions and Births in Various Cities
Hospital records list admissions at Behlen, Genoa, Silver Creek and St Edward with names such as Donale, German, Humphrey, Mrs Leland Houser, Maud Miller, Arthur Warnick and Paul Cahill. Births include a son to Verna Ramaekers in Bellwood weighing seven pounds two ounces, May 10, and a Genoa birth to John Oberhauser weighing six pounds, five ounces, May 17. Dismissals include Vicky Kasiba, Michael Goedcken and others. several patients from Columbus and Schuyler are noted. Nearby retail note reports Wee Winnie Wearables will close its Pawnee City plant due to competition from cheaper Asian imports. staff of 22 previously employed.
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Behlen Community Hospital
Donale
German
Humphrey
Leland Houser
Maud Miller
Arthur Warnick
Columbus
Vicky Kasiba
Michael Goedcken
Anna Nasal
Hilger Greisen
Fannie Binney
Hoger Eilers
Schuyler
Charl Brand
Silver Crock
Amelia Rosenberry
Shelby
Dullas DeBaecke
David City
St. Mary Hospital
Verna Ramaekers
Bellwood
Larry Mansel
Monroe
Lowell Foland
Helgrade
Fredric Lowry
Gary Spulliere
Genoa Community Hospital
John Oberhauser
Genoa
Paul Cahill Columbus
Jeanette Beck
Silver Creek
Patricia Oberlauser
Cera
Warren Forte
Twila Korus
Fern Nansol
Sonreo
Daniel Prurok
St Edward
Lloyd Imus
Walterton
Pawnee City
Neb
Wee Winnie Wearables
Wee Wine
George Winellif
Kan
Deaths and funerals headline local area losses
A collage of obituaries details Mindrup Mindrup Pred Mlaiup of Colturbus died Sunday in Porthind Oregon with funeral plans. Surviving wife four children and siblings named, burial in Columbus. Also Mayben infant son rites in Columbus Cemetery. Krause Stella 86 died in Lincoln, taught Genoa schools 34 years, buried Valley View Genoa. Womacka Marie Vounicka 78 died in Schuyler with services at United Presbyterian Church Schuyler and burial in Schuyler Cemetery. Vonicka Emil 188? died, survived by Joe Alberta CA, Viola Buresh Owells, five grandchildren eight great grandchildren.
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Mindrup
Neuly
Colturbus
Porthind
Ore
Ian
John
Mindy
Verda Husman
Cohunbrs
Ken Audrey Lower
California
Clarence
Columbus
Denais
Cale
Wortland
Herman
Genoa
PLO
E.W
First Congregational Church
Willard
Robert
Helen Maybaugh
Lincoln
Womacka
Marie Vounicka
Schuster
Loula
Jankovo Svovada
Czevtoulovakis
Chicago
Emil Vonwicka
David City
Schuyler
Nina Ig
Joe
Alberta
Calif
Frank
Viola) Buresh Jr
Owells
Time-release capsules target crop pests in farming
The National Cotton Council reports a new micro capsule pesticide method for crops including cotton and soybeans. The pill form aims to reduce environmental impact, lower applications, and enhance safety for applicators, using methyl parathion in capsules with rapid degradation after use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Cotton Council
Drive for chapel advances with donations in Nebraska
KEARNEY AP The drive to build an AU Faiths Chapel at the Nebraska Veterans Home in Grand Island moves closer by 1,200 as the Nebraska State Eagles give 1,080 and World War I Veterans of Nebraska contribute. Director Trevelot Phillips says 75,000 has been received toward the 90,000 goal, with 14,000 pledged by veterans groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearney
Neb
Nebraska Veterans Howe
Grand Island
Nebraska State Eagles
Land Bank meeting set for Lincoln Nebraska
Lincoln officials prepare for a conference of Land Bank Association and Production Credit Association leaders from Nebraska. More than 125 managers and assistants from Nebraska associations are expected in Lincoln from Wednesday through Friday for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Midwest
Agriculture and Credit
Lincol
Feveral Land Bank Association
Production Credit Association
Nebraska
Top Students Named for High Grades at Creek
Three high achieving Creek students earned perfect four point grades: Diana Keith Donna McCarville and Sylvia Gentleman. Others with high grades include Joan Beck Robert Bialas Rosie Brawl Kenny Gonsier Pat Paccosa Denise Schipporeil Cindy Tooker Neal VanWinkle David Gentleman Robert Peterson Rob Rabak Joe Beck Mike Cave Sue Lamb Jerry Wilcox Randy Engo LaTona Cannon. Lincoln trip for Nebraska commencement saw Virginia Weber Swartz earn a PhD in psychology with family attending a luncheon at the Swartz home.
City Briefs: Meetings and Local News Snapshot
Fragmented notices from Columbus area recount club meetings at NPD Auditorium and Mrs CIE home, a fire department event at Duncan dump, and Platte County activities. Reports cover thefts, accidents, radio theft at Rogers Tractor, and a list of marriage license filings with upcoming ceremonies. Also noted are stray animals needing homes and a new fire protection degree recipient.
Brezhnev and Brandt to sign joint Berlin statement
In Bonn, Soviet leader Brezhnev and West German Chancellor Brandt agreed to sign a joint statement referencing West Berlin. A spokesman said the document would be signed tonight, with talks led by foreign minister Gromyko and East European specialist Egon Balus, contents undisclosed. The 1971 Four Power accord recognizes nonpolitical ties but denies West Berlin as part of West Germany.
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Bonn
Germany
Leonid Brezhnev
West
Willy Brandt
West Berlin
Brandt
Andrei Grontykowid
Egon Balu
Berlin
Moscow
Horn
West’ Berlin
West Germany
Detasselers Needed for Summer Work
Youth age 14 and over in the area should register at the State Employment Service Office at 2804 14th Street, Columbus. Applications may also be filed in Schuyler, David City, Osceola, Stromsburg, Leigh, Clarkson, and Howells. Those without a Social Security number should apply immediately to be ready when called.
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State Exployment Service Office
14Th Street
Columbus
Schuyler
David Clty
Osceola
Stromsburg
Leigh
Clarkson and Howells
Chicago visitors and local ladies host meeting notes
Bill Williams of Chicago visited Ora Joya Behlen and her aunt Anna Nas in Columbus on Wednesday evening. Women of the Okay Aid voted to donate 28 to Church World Service for Mississippi flood victims when they met with Mrs. Williams. Mrs. Taebere, Mrs. Hvana Layd, and Mrs. Lue Harries attended. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Henry Peach.
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Bill Williams
Chicago
Ora Joya Behlen
Anna Nas
Columbus
Okay Aid
Church World Service
Mississippi
Williams Taebere
Hvana Layd
Lue Harries
Henry Peach
Bob Kirstine Graduate in Auto Body from ITI Omaha
Bob Kirstine son of Mr and Mrs Don Kirstine of 309 Adams Street has heat graduated from Universal Technical Institute Omaha. He studied auto body and painting and is a graduate of Columbus High.
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Bob Kirstine
Don .Kirstine
Adams Street
Has Heat
Universal Technical Institute
Omaha
Columbus High
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Mal Feehan
Leanne Feelin
Quincy
Arly Douren
Regly Watts
Lonard Feehan
Jim Feehan
Dave Plavack
Louie Prieze
Louies
T Darge
Anderson Floral Co
26Th Ave
Esn Weth
Hanoving
Jett
Wid Bes
Hans Dean
Big Brother
Ken Coolay
Adare
Columbus Beauty College
Phone & Worthy-T
Lénnie Danes
Daughters of Union Veterans
Mattie Heibel
Karley Spohn
K.P. Kinnison
Verdi E. Smith
Aule
ART Printery
Alléntion Golfarsl
Clay
Howard Blvd
3¢Th Ave
Columbus High School
Helen Smith
Pat Wright
Sunny
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Inele Son
John Rain
Columbus Ugh School
Columbus Florists
Miway
17Th St
Leonard Svolxia
Dhier Kriday
David
Debra Laseke
Hwy
Yarkton
D.C
Cecelia’ Liss
Mount Marty College
Reynold Liss
Charles Rush
Frank Miglak
Jane
Carol
Tony Santopietro
Angela
Lakewood
Colo
MICER
Mike Abbott
University of Nebraska- Omaha
Au. K.P. Abbott
Elk Creek
Albion
Lloyd Shaver
Loretto
Marian Moore
Tin Tinker
Tinker
Jersey
Lwwigh
Relno
Dasenbrock
Jolene
Virginia Weber Swartz
Swartz
Kathie
Jim Swartz
Richard Kucera
Albert Swartz
Beatrice
Fred Swart
Frle
Tonite
Peter Sellers
Ata Albert Tiloginagat
PLUS
JO. Pena
Susy Grates
Dustin Hoffman
EA Aeorap
AES
Charley & the Angel
Walt Disney Productions
S., Derela
Gap
Joluy
Mehler
Haweomars — Club
NPD
Cie. Hopp
Inol
Nawathon Party
P.a. Thesluyaho
ARC
Platte County
Kotardail
Will Perske
Greater Onan
ABC
Duncan Dump
Merwin
Donald Hughes
Mural Stromsburg
Juha
General Telephone Company
Columbus Farm Equipment Company
6Th Street
27Th Syste
Alan G Boesch
Rumphirey
Joe Korus
23Th Avenue
Mth Avenue
Steven J. Bowling
Niobrara
Thomas F. Murphy
Rt. 4
Sheriffs Offices
Rogers Tractor Or Farm Equipment Company
2Ard Street
James M. Stesrsen
Wolbach
Patsy ‘Jane Roettcher
St. Bonaventure Church
Barwin Tay Sieh
Yvonne Mary Jarecki
Platte Center
St. Joseph Church
Dwayne Stanley Scott
Kerry J. Cole
First Methodist Church
BL Bonaventure
Christlian Q Mollicca
Will Auswer
FM Pan
Tueaday
Roelal Hall
Anders Wil
Bknn
Dolo
Avena
Lereeny
Hyron Munien
Jan Mitera
Columbo
Fire
Lincoln Technical College
Lincoln Firement
Nebraska Fire Eextension Service
Humane Society
Brezhnev
Bob. Kirstine
Fleischer Rexall
S&h
Red Cross
Jerry Baker
Pat's Store For Homes, Inc
23Rd Street
Mark Boettcher
Jerry Frieze
Mats
13Th Street
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