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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1975

Page

8

Outdoor recreation plan for elderly on Warn­ter River farm

Virginia Taylor and Martha Nobel launch a nonprofit to transform a Warnter River tree farm into an outdoor area for the elderly in New England. Dozens attended the dedication. zoning hearings loom May 22 over permits and town facility strain. Neighbors expressed concern about policing and river safety. state agency signoff on sewage was noted.

Warner, Nuh UPI Virginia Taylor Martha Nobel Alfred Bernhard Nobel Warnter River New England Taylor Dorothy Richmond Waterloo Corporation of Environmental and Humanistic Studies Miss Taylor Third

Real Estate Transfers Of Platte County Cols Area List

Real estate transfers filed at Platte County Register of Deeds compiled by Columbus Credit Bureau include multiple parcels in Cols, Westlawn, North Gate, Chambers, Wunderlich, Beckers, Mahood, Orig. Cols, East Park, and Lindsay. Transactions involve widowers, widows, married couples, estates, and housing corporations with various NW SW sections and add listings.

Platte County Register of Deeds Office Columbus Credit Bureau Louis W. Goedeken James B Wilma M. McKawn Pearsalls Walter W. Luchsinger & Wi Paul Gerhard Lucy I. Frese Westlawn Ltd Theodore M. Mimick David P. Roth Chambers Paul Schreiber Robert D. Law Daniel F Betty K. Dubas Werner J. Mueller Oida Village Lucy J. Frese Hus Paul G Lucy I

Tod Sprunk Celebrates Fifth Birthday in Platte Center

Tod Sprunk was honored on his fifth birthday at dinner Sunday by his parents James and a large family party. Guests included grandparents John Stachura and William Sprunk Jr and many relatives from Columbus and Fremont. The next day seven boys joined Ted at his home for a birthday party.

Robert Sprunk John Starostka Jack Cook Fremont Ted

Students tour Omaha Friday in Creston schools

Upper grades from Creston Public School and St. John Grade School toured Omaha Friday with teachers and some parents. Several visitors and relatives were noted including Mr. and Mrs. Guy Gorman of Chicago Wisconsin and Dorothea Sander visiting from Stillwater Oklahoma. Local residents also spent time with relatives in Colorado and Sioux City trips referenced.

Creston Creston Public School St. John Grade School Omaha Guy Gorman Chicago Paul Gorman Harry Palmateer Don Muhle Fremont Janice Sander Dallas Sander John Boning Hulda Boning Thomas Boning David Sander Stillwater Okla Dorothea Sander Boning- Sander Myrtle Shippen Richard Dargle Carroll Kallwell Hastings David Zimmerman Colorado Leonard Krings Sioux City Norfolk Harold Krings

Winds kept Nebraska from air pollution warning system

Columbus Neb winds keep air pollution warnings at bay says Gene Robinson of the State Environmental Control Department. Officials detail a four stage monitoring plan from watch to emergency and note Omaha's many industries but favorable weather reduces risk. Carol Hiemer graduates from Lincoln General Hospital and begins work there.

Columbus Jencoln Neb UPL Nebraska Gene Robinson State Environmental Control Department Rubinson Carol Hiemer Willard Hiemer Shelby Lincoln General Hospital School of Nursing Fine Arts Wesleyan University Carol David City Aquinas High School Lincoln General Hospital Great Plains Robinson Omaha Oraha Grand Island

Provincial Congress Bars Property Gains by Enemies of the Nation

In Watertown Massachusetts the Provincial Congress in 1775 rules that no person may acquire property from those labeled as veteran enemies of the country or Mandamus Counselors, reflecting tensions of the era documented by the National Park Service CNS.

Watertown Mass Mandamus Counsellors National Park Service CNS

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Nem Herbert W. Stuthman Theodore EB Nancy B. Kissam Blk D. Henke Helen Olsuska Community Housing Inc Its Olsufka Duncan Angela Andrews Angela Andrews Hope Add Lindsay William Angela Stenger Charlotte A. Kasper & Hus Charlotte A Frank W. Kasper Tod Columbus Telegram 26Th Avenue Misses 13Th Street Bond Bolrany
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