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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1974
Page
3
A Columbus Nebraska community page lists a birth for Keri Kathlene Crumley in Gretna with noted grandparents, plus various social items. It also includes event ads for bars, feasts, and live music, lost and found, open house, and family travel updates from local residents and visitors.
Greek Cypriot President Glafcos Clerides urged acceptance of a federation of Greek and Turkish Cypriot territories as the only realistic path to end the Cyprus crisis. He argued Turkey backs the Turkish Cypriot community, noting 40 percent of Cyprus occupied and 200,000 Greek Cypriots displaced, urging negotiation with Turkish Cypriot leader Rauf Denktash.
Proposals for liquor by the drink won approval Tuesday in Douglas Seward Oakland Rising City and Odell. Odell also approved a package liquor measure while Milford defeated a similar proposal. County health departments were established in Dakota and Hed Willow counties and Kimball voters approved a 350000 addition to a nursing home.
Arthur A. Schreiber Sr., 83, of 835 Beeton Street, died this morning in Behlen Hospital after a short illness. He was a retired farmer. Funeral rites set for 2 p.m. Saturday at St. John Lutheran Church, Shell Creek, with burial in Calvary Cemetery. The Rev. L. B. Mortensen officiates. He was born June 25, 1891, in Colfax County to William and Federicka Schreiber. Surviving wife Katherine Ann Hange, four children, one sister, and one grandchild. Funeral preparation details listed.
The War Mothers Club met at the Albion National Bank Community Room to elect officers for the coming year. Mrs. Virgil Scheffler was named president, Mrs. Delbert Thomazin as vice-president, Mrs. Irene Brandt as secretary, and Mrs. Ada Whiting as treasurer. They plan a donation to the Veterans Hospital in Grand Island and a Christmas party at Harmony Homes Recreational Center on December 2 hosted by Mrs. Hazel Coakes.
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Larren Schneckloth Douglas Leon ard was baptized Sunday at St Patrick Church Gretna. Sponsors were Mrs Dennis Hiemer Shelby and David Biemer Lincoln. A dinner followed with grandparents Leonard Hiemer, great grandmother Edith Hiemer and many relatives from Shelby Lincoln and nearby areas.
Muscular Dystrophy Associations of America will conduct its annual house to house appeal in the Columbus area on December 8 with treasurer Paul Abegglen of Citizens Bank and Trust Co. Funds support neuromuscular victims in the Northern Nebraska Chapter, providing therapy lifts wheelchairs braces beds and other orthopedic aids. The national group runs six research nuclei centers funds grants and a network of 137 clinics including a University of Nebraska Medical Center clinic in Omaha for ongoing diagnosis and re-evaluation.
Diane Rosenthal and Don E. Zaritbk wed in Fort Morgan Colorado. Attending the ceremony were Diane’s grandmother Mrs. Cecilia Rosenthal, Jerry Rosenthal, Gail Kudron, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Rosenthal, Ed Rosenthal and Russell, James Schmidt, Alex Rosenthal and family, Ricky Dubsky and Gerhard Koziol.
Two year old Chris Winninger from Louisville travels to Phoenix with his parents after a Louisville Courier Journal story sparked broad aid. Donations totaling about 1200 dollars cover medical and moving costs as Phoenix Tucson groups and Arizona Republic columnists mobilize offers of jobs housing and free medical care. The family plans a later return for belongings to Arizona.
Platte Valley Playhouse opens Alec Coppel's The Gazebo a mystery comedy directed by Marlene Dion with Hugh Webb as Elliot Nash and Loretta Person as Nell. Gene Applegate Jr. plays friend/detective alongside Lawrence Tremain Del Milander and others in a suburban home setting running through Saturday.
Albion High School stages The Matchmaker by Thorin tes Revsnie in the gym. Dold Levi, played by Hon Coakes and Sabrie Kunzman lead a cast including Cecelia Fritton, Jeanne Beierman, Mike Swoboda, Kim Feinberg, Lorane Tisthammer, Bruce Nemecek, and others in the 1890s New York tale of a matchmaker finding a bride for a quarrelsome old merchant.
Admission notes include Mrs. Howard Taylor of Columbus and Gregory Staroscik of Duncan, with Luthern Waterman of Leigh and Mrs. Sydney Williams of Albion. Dismissals list Mrs. James Chollar and dr Joseph Jarecki of Columbus, plus several St. Mary and Boone Cent notices. A birth reports a son to Mr. and Mrs. August Stromberg of Albion. Transfer shows Edward Hall of Schuyler moving to Omaha. Additional admissions: Mrs. Marie Shavlik Linwood and Frank Novak Schuyler, Joe Molacek Sr. Clarkson. Dismissals cover Vlasta Hovorka, Mrs. Dolores Faltos, Mary Dostal, Rudolph Janecek, Charles Novotny, Hose Janousek of Clarkson.
Friday Legion Club meeting for WWI Barracks and Retired Teachers Columbus area gathering on November 9 at Loup building. Newspaper pickup by Good Guys H Club in Platte Center area on November 9 and 11. Parents without Partners host beginners square dance at 7 30 p m November 16 at Legion Club.
The list records numerous speeding fines and infractions across multiple towns including Fremont Norfolk Grand Island Frermont Hastings Omaha and Schuyler with penalties ranging from 10 to 75 dollars for offenses such as no inspection no reciprocity no registration overweight on axle and carrying a loaded shotgun in a vehicle. The accompanying Columbus accident notes detail a drop from last year and incidents at downtown and Holiday Inn with vehicle damage and hit-and-run cases. Additional items note Veterans Day closure of the court house a deer hit near Columbus and humane society notices along with community events and club meetings.
Bellwood Fire Auxiliary presided by Mrs. James Cookson set plans for a covered dish Christmas dinner and gift exchange. November fire committee members listed as Minesy, Joe Romshek, Tiny Scholz, Merrill Sylvester, Dean Kallenbach. New member Mrs. Harry Lee Wilson joined. cards favored by Mrs. Dean Allenbach and Mrs. Tiny Schelz. Hostesses named as Mrs. James Cockson and Mrs. Charles Oborny. December hosts are Mrs. Maude Kallenbach and Mrs. Roy From.
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