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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1973

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Grace Luther Ladies Aid Meeting and Peace Guild Invitation

Grace Luther Ladies Aid met with St Peter Lutheran women from Flumphrey for a film about Japan. They received an invitation to a Peace Lutheran Women’s Guild meeting on June 6. Birthday honorees were Mrs Edwin Den and Mrs Mil Kavak. Hosts were Mrs Myra Rive and Mrs Wi Schrader. The elephant weight is supported on pillar like legs with large round pads and four stubby toes.

PLA Canner Grace Luther Ladies Aid St. Peter Lutheran Church Flumphrey Japan Peace Lutheran Women’s Guild Mdwin den Mil Kavak Myra Rive Wi Schrader

The Ghera Telegram Partnership Ad City Listings

The Ghera Telegram Partnership advertises a Columbus Nebraska address 4254 27th Avenue with a $2607 subscription note. It details daily publication excluding holidays and lists monthly and yearly subscription rates and mail delivery options. It also notes changes of address must be notified to the overseer and the Telegram.

Ghera Telegram 27Th Avenue Columbus Neb Secang-clas Goumbus Heb Creilerdy Bay Ehelle i Notle Coure

Telegram Missing at 661-2749? Botwern 6 and 230 Haturdnyn Bio

Telegram missing reports cite a contact at 661 2749 and reference a botwern time window from the sixth to the thirtieth of the month. A biography entry appears with unclear authorship and pricing data noted as a botwern value.

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Livestock Market Report From Omata Nebraska

Regional livestock prices show hogs steady to higher with sows and feeder cattle rising, steers and heifers up, and strong demand for high choice and prime lots. Slaughter lambs and ewes mainly higher as buyers push prices, with mixed lots of goats and utility cows also noted.

Omata Neb Tan Usdaim Parl Imad

Community Calendar May June Schedule Summary

Community calendar items list events across May and June. Downtown association with Vatley Decorating Co. hosts a 6 to 9 am session at the administration building, with County Board of Supervisors and City Hall meetings noted.

Memorial Way Vatley Decorating Co Pam Selvol Board County Board of Supervisors Board Voor Ples College Platte College Columbus United Fund Lonie's Planning Commission Roan Pan Lily Council

Imholtes Attend Graduation Rite and Newborns Named

Mrs Prieha Thule and Kathy Thole travel from Des Moines to attend the high school graduation of Mrs Imholte’s grandson Marchant, son of Mr and Mrs Odel Marchant. In Omaha a son James Jr born May 5 at St Joseph Hospital weighing six pounds fourteen ounces. Urban Imholte is great grandmother. Cameron John Hobel born May 19 in Torrance California at Little Company of Mary Hospital weighing seven pounds. Adolph Hobel is grandmother.

James Jr Urban Imbholte Calvin Hobel Palos Verdes Estates Calif Cameron John Little Company of Mary Hospital Torrance Adolph Hobe

Colfax ARC Names Officers for Coming Year

Colfax ARC names officers for the coming year including Janet Novotny of Leigh as vice president Mrs Gustin of Clarksm as secretary Weney Hamernick of Clarkson as treasurer Anna Pusak of Clarkson and Don Jedlicka as directors The next meeting is June 18 at Christ United Methodist Church here.

Schuyler Calfax

Cards of Thanks From Rehlon Hospital Patient

A note expresses appreciation to everyone who sent cards flowers and gifts and offered help during the stay at the Rehlon Hospital. Special thanks to Mrs Rainey Jacobsen for assistance.

Horoscopes and guidance from a quirky page

A colorful astrology page lists signs ARIES through PISCES with generic forecasts, name fragments, and odd phrases. It blends date ranges, advice on love, career, and health, and ends with a note on a born today reader and scattered celestial guidance.

Bellwood Club and United Methodist Women meet at local church

The WWI K Club hosted a dessert evening at Bellwood with Mrs. Mally Kreizinger and Mrs. Margaret Peters presiding. Prizes awarded to Mrs. Lola Hicks Ada Burr Maude Kallenbach and Margaret Hosher. The United Methodist Women met at the church hall Tuesday reading reports and planning to fund a retarded child’s Camp Fontenelle trip and inviting guests from Lincoln soon. Mrs. Robert Bell led a lesson with hostesses Lol Hicks and Robert M Bell.

Camp Fontenelle Carroll Prouly Lincoln Robert M. Bell Robert Bell Mmes Lol Hicks Tom Harris Yarcis Dorothy Harris St Riley Kaw Ruth Cockstr Fremont EL. Mablin Columbus Lanty May Poole Nina McKinnes Bill Danielasyate Wyoming Margaret Peters

Brainard Fire Department Celebrates Golden Jubilee

Brainard Fire District plans Golden Jubilee events with a 6:30 pm banquet at Mast Butler High, a program, and parish gatherings. Wayne Raskey leads the celebration with John Bruner coordinating festival activities and a sequence of past decade naval history tied to local and state observances.

Brainard Trainard Fire Department Galden Une Butler High Sela Othe Jrainard Fire District Thie Spina Brainundl Fediter Cobservaner Clrlawn

Diplomas and honors at David City commencement

The 1973 David City High School commencement honored fifty graduates with diplomas. Valedictorian Jane Varu delivered the facewell address, salutatorian Terri Standeil gave the welcome, and class president Dirk Sehmid spoke for the class. Principal Paul Chaney announced scholarships and awards to numerous students from Doane College, Nebraska Wesleyan, and other institutions, plus several special merit recognitions. The event featured teaching honor medals for Mrs. Richard Covault and Mrs. David McMeekin, presented by Harald Zinnockee, as the high school band and choir performed.

Avi Chey Fiftydtien Studens Maury Lou Wilson Ure David Cit High School Bath Jane Varu Facewell Terri Standeil George Dave Garriga Lilian Moeller David Cit Dirk Sehimid Re W. Dinsdale Paul Chaney Jane Daron Nebraska Wesleyan University Jackie Caro Doane College Terri Crandell Woonie College Queene Snow-Cox Mina G. Sanley Ron Butterfield Air Paree Academy Nlolly Weunners National Defense Edicott Muss Deane College Karen Sittling Jett Kratt Endivatt Sharon Footer Endivatt Aemorial Scholaship Richard Covault David McMeekin Harald Zinnockee T Heir David City

Harmony Homes Residents Meet for Senior Program

Albion seniors gathered at Harmony Homes Recreation Center on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Gay Kunzelman and Mrs Alana Carnahan led, with readings and poems by Mrs Jane Milburn Mrs Marion Moore Mrs Sulay Reynolds Mrs Hazel Coakes Mrs Abin Carnahan and Mrs Maude Porter. Bingo provided afternoon entertainment, followed by lunch served by Mrs Pauline Protiaman Mrs Coirge Hoefler and Mrs Mary Chowek.

Albion Citisens Harmony Home Gay Kunzelman Alana Carnahan Jane Milburn Marion Moore Sulay Reynolds Hazel Coakes Abin Carnahan Maude Porter Pauline Protiaman Coirge Hoefler Mary Chowek

Urban and Rural Life Ties in Brewster View

AP Bari writer Don Kendall summarizes a Brewster analysis from the US Agriculture Department’s Economic Research Service. The piece discusses urban and rural interdependence, noting urban sprawl and rural decline myths, then outlines urban needs in education, services, transit, housing, and police. It highlights perceived urban issues such as waste disposal, garbage handling, and the call for improved services alongside traditional farming concerns and rural livelihoods.

Don Kendall Bari Wastengton Brewster Big City

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