Margaret Rollman visits Humphrey. sisters active in nursing
Margaret Rollman of Rochester Minnesota stayed ten days at Humphrey with her mother Mrs John Rollman and family. Margaret serves on the nursing staff at St Mary Hospital Rochester. Catherine Rollman returned to Omaha after a weekend at Humphrey. she works as a nurse at the University of Nebraska Medical Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Rollman
Rochester
Minn
Humphrey
John Rollman
Margaret
St. Mary Hospital
Catherine Rollman
Omaha
University of Nebraska Medical Center
New Zealand travel film set for Columbus on Nov 10
The Columbus Travel Film Series presents a professional travel film about New Zealand with Sid Dodson narrating in person. The program shows fjord like scenery, sheep dog trials, jade carvings, hikes through farms, and industry scenes. Proceeds go to charity via the Columbus Noon Lions Club. The event starts at 8:00 p.m. in Columbus Senior High School Auditorium.
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New Zealand
Sid Dodson
Dodson
Dale Nelson
Columbus Noon Lions Club
Columbus Senior High School
Hospital Report from Columbus Hospital
Admissions include Mrs. Max Hiemer of Columbus. Dismissals list Mrs. Larry Buck and her son from St Edward and others. Births record a daughter to Mr and Mrs Timothy Siemek Leigh six pounds six ounces born Nov 3. A son to Mr and Mrs Vincente Esquibel 1610 10th Street seven pounds eight ounces. A son to Mr and Mrs Allen Ernst Rt 2 Schuyler six pounds five ounces born Nov 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Hospital
Max Hiemer
Columbus
Larry Buck
St. Edward
Joel Loseke
Leigh
Kelly Killham
Dena Settgast
Timothy Siemek
Vincente Esquibel
1610
10Th Street
Allen Ernst
Schuyler
Natural gas hike cut in Congas served Nebraska towns
Northern Natural Gas Company implemented a smaller rate increase than first announced for Congas served Nebraskan communities. Local manager John Neater said residential customers face a 3 percent average rise after two reductions. The final rate depends on pending FPC actions and possible refunds.
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Nebraska
Northern Natural Gas Company
John Neater
Neater
Northern
Federal Power Commission
FPC
Creston Legion Auxiliary Plans Open House and Donations
Creston American Legion Auxiliary, led by Rose Ellen Kapels, reports ordering 900 small poppies for next year. National Education Week Nov 14 20 will be observed with an open house at Creston school. Auxiliary members will furnish refreshments. A $5 donation was sent to CARE for Guatemala earthquake relief. The unit will provide an apron and a gift for a hospital assignment.
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Creston
American Legion
Rose Ellen Kapels
Creston School
Guatemala
Boughn Wins Nebraska Legislature Race in 21st District
United Press International reports Keith M. Boughn defeated J. Paul McIntosh 6 596 to 5 717 in the 21st District unofficial tabulation from 43 precincts. Barry Reutzel leads Rupert Dunklay by 414 votes, and Samuel K. Cullan defeats Leslie Stull in the 49th District. Absentees remain to be counted but unlikely to change outcomes.
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United Press International
Keith M. Boughn
J. Paul McIntosh
Nebraska Election Service
Boughn
Sen
Thomas Kennedy
Newman Grove
Barry Reutzel
Fremont
Rupert Dunklay
E. Thome Johnson
Samuel K. Cullan
Hemingford
Leslie Stull
Alliance
Election Service
Turkey and Soviet Union Near Nonaggression Pact
Turkish officials said both nations will sign a nonaggression and mutual cooperation agreement soon. They expect the pact to be signed by the heads of state during Fahri Koruturk's Moscow visit early next year.
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Ankara
Turkey
UPI
Soviet Union
Foreign Ministry
Fahri Koruturk
Moscow
Election Results and Traffic Incidents Reported in County
Record of miscalculated vote counts in two races for Loup Power District and weed control board, with Norman Kurtenbach and Gene Zach elected. Traffic citations list numerous individuals across states for speeding, improper turns, overgross, and other infractions. A grass fire two miles east of the junction of highways 22 and 81 was started by a cigarette. a car fire at 3020 22nd Street involved Bill Anson.
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22Nd Street
Bill Anson
Carl Aerni
Loup Power District Board
Clarence Wittler
Loup Board
Norman Kurtenbach
Gene Zach
County Weed Control Authority
Death sentences for PAL hijackers in Zamboanga case
A Philippine military court sentenced three Muslim men to death by firing squad for hijacking a Philippine Airlines jet last May. The hijackers seized the plane in Zamboanga City, fought troops in a ground battle two days later, leaving three other hijackers and 10 passengers dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
the Philippines
UPI
Philippine Air Lines
PAL
Zamboanga City
Scotus Pep Club Plans Door To Door Fund Drive
Scotus pep club members will conduct their annual fund raising project from November 5 to 15. They will sell household gadgets Christmas and gift items jewelry stationery and more in a door to door drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotus Pep Club
Obituary notices for Legler Mangelsen and Davis families
Deaths and funerals of Melvin Legler 70 Lincoln and Schuyler areas. Oscar Mangelsen 75 Fullerton. Mrs Charles B Davis 45 Leigh area. Services set in Lincoln Schuyler Fullerton Burlingame Kan with burial and surviving relatives listed.
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Legler
Schuyler
Melvin Legler
Lincoln
Metcalf Funeral Home
St. John
Commonwealth Electric
Agnes
Posvar
Som
Terry
LaCrosse
Wis
Iola McNamara
Columbus
Alden
Salem
Ore
Howard Keith
Leonard
W.S. Woodward
Leigh
Lester
Ver
Nance County to Host Diabetes Detection Clinics
The Nance County Extension Council will sponsor diabetes detection clinics at the Genoa Lion Club Building on November 11 and in Fullerton at the Community Room on November 12. Hours are 8 to 10, 1 to 3, and 6 to 8 p.m. Tests suitable for adults over 40, those with overweight or diabetic relatives, are urged. Known diabetics will not be tested.
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Genoa
Nance County Extension Council
Columbus High announces parent teacher conference schedule
Parent teacher conferences at Columbus Senior High School are planned for Monday November 15 from 2 to 5 PM and 7 to 9 PM and Tuesday November 16 from noon to 4 PM and 7 to 9 PM. Senior High classes run until 1 06 PM Nov 15 and no classes on Nov 16. Open house tours of the building will be conducted by Student Council members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Senior High School
Pets at City Pound Need Homes Before Euthanasia
Humane Society reports a small black shaggy dog gave birth to three puppies Wednesday at the pound and seeks homes to save them. Other impounded animals include a German shorthair, a male miniature poodle, a black female with white chest, a shepherd mix, and a small kitten. Call 564 8913 or city police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humane Society
Imperial Valley Quake Swarm Shakes Brawley Area
A swarm of about 30 earthquakes above magnitude 2 rattled the Imperial Valley near Brawley California between 8 and 11:30 p.m. and into today. The largest quake reached magnitude 4 and was felt to sway buildings though not expected to cause serious damage.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPI
Imperial Valley
California
Caltech Seismological Laboratory
Brawley
Salton Sea
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Mishawaka
Ind
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Felix Kaipust
Francis Savage
Springfield
Ill
F. J. Savage
Quient Schaffer
Griesman Art Gallery
25Th Avenue
Thomas B. McCray
San Clemente
Walter Gregorius
Columbus Telegram
Creston Legion Auxiliary
Platte Valley Playhouse
Platte College Theatron
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Platte College Fine Arts Theatre
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Happy Chef
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Apache
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Tilden
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Missouri
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North Dakota
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Iowa
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Wyoming
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Texas
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Oklahoma
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Weinrich
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Jan Zaura
James Schaefer
25Th Ave
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Betty Burton
Mangelsen
Oscar (Lowie) Mangelsen
Fullerton
Methodist
Palmer Funeral Home
Roger Sorensen
Marion Moses
Leady
Oklo
Oscar J. Mangelsen
Evangelical Free Church and
Wall Street
Elva Moses
Celia Elmore
Tiskilwa, Ill
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Ruby Close
Waterloo
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Osceola
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Lake Havasu
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Nance County
Diabetes Test
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Harold Bausch
Firemen’s Auxiliary
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Barbara Sokol
American Legion Hall
Exeter
Imperial Valley of California
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Loren Kucera
Emil Badicko
Dick Wickman
Duffy Belchard
Eddie Skeets
Ta Elas
FTA Eee
Eddy ‘Columbus
Walt Disney
Technicolor
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Lowell - Garber - Dotrice
Siamson
Roger Stevenson
Duake
Pizza Inn
America
Wes McCoy
33Rd Ave
22Nd St
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