Queen Marbenette XVII candidate announced at Mount Marty College
Mary Korger daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard G Korger is among 15 senior candidates for Queen Marbenette XVII at Mount Marty College Yankton South Dakota. winner to be crowned Nov 22 during Homecoming weekend coronation ceremonies.
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Mary Korger
Richard G. Korger
Marbenette XVII
Mount Marty College
Yankton
Get-together Set Tuesday At Alco Discount Store
Members of the Columbus Area Chamber of Commerce will attend a pre opening coffee at Alco Discount Store Tuesday from 8:30 to 11 AM. Chamber Manager Bob Laws says the event offers members a chance to meet the new staff and facility ahead of the grand opening scheduled for 9:00 AM Wednesday at the 40,000 square foot merchandise mart.
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Columbus ‘Area Channel of Commerce
Alco
Bob Law
Laws
Hospital Report Belew Community Hospital Admissions
Dismissals list patients from Silver Creek Albion Leigh Duncan Columbus and other towns. Births record two single births and twins at various addresses with dates in November. Names include Lindgren Zedicher Gonka and multiple listed relatives.
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Belew Community Hospital
John A. White
Silver Creek
Mabel Wicholson
Monroe
Joseph Szatko
Platte Center
Art Harman
Sydney Wiliams
Albion
Suthern Waterman
Leigh
Greg Staroselk
Duncan
Mystle Wiseman
Howard
Taylor
Kathleen Keller
Columbus
Voters in Nance County reelect incumbents and decide contests
In Nance County near 60 percent turnout with 3,08 registered voters and 1,775 ballots cast. Fullerton School District board choices show Doris Fenstemaker 469, Earl Hishop 341, Terry Fried 335, Lawrence Klassen Jr 330, Steve Dubas 303, Jane Swartz 202. Genoa elected Joseph L. Cremers 385 Edwin B. Lawson 372 Darwin R. Lewis 370 unopposed. County races mostly unopposed while Ben J. Cuba 722 and Louis J. Cubas 718 lead a close race for a fourth board seat. Cedar Valley Reclamation District members Lewis L. Adams 153 and Leroy Peterson 165, both unopposed. Cornhusker Public Power District Francin Brown 1,349 unopposed. Loup Power District Arthur L. Russell re-elected with 530 votes. Twin Loops Reclamation District winner prominent. </S>
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Guna
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Fullerton School District
Board of Education
Joseph L. Cremers
Edwin B. Lawson
Darwin R. Lewis
Nance
Don Dworak
Ken Torczon
Marvin McAfee
Amelia C. Jarecke
Richard Shepoka
Donald Treadway
John C. Tacecke
Nance County Board of Supervisors
Carl BR. Newquist
Henry A. Sysip
Walter J. Steiner
Ben J. Cuba
Louis J. Cubas
Jack C. Wright
Edward J. Zuroske
Lewis L. Adams
Leroy Peterson
Cedar Valley
Michael S. Uzendoski
Cornhusker Public Power
Francin Brown
Loup
Arthur L. Russell
Twin Loops
Churches aid empowers African liberation groups
The World Council of Churches funded humanitarian aid to anti colonial movements in Mozambique Guinea-Bissau and Angola starting 1979. Grants amount to about 800000 with roughly 60 percent for health needs. Opposing voices argued support to revolutionaries, but changes in Portuguese rule vindicate church efforts.
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New York
Portugal
John Coventry Smith
Larchmont
N.Y
United Presbyterian
Edward A. Hawley
United Church of Christ
Denver
Colo
A. D
United Church
United Presbyterian Church
World Council
Mozambique
Guinea-Bissau
Angola
Baldwin Sjollema
Geneva
Switzerland
Africa
Community calendar highlights November events in Lincoln area
November calendar lists Parents Without Partners events at Yancy Hotel and Holiday Inn. Also notes Cornhusker Public Power Board in Columbus, Lions Club, Columbus School Board, Soup Power mural room, All Chamber coffee, American Business Women's Association, Humanities Series, Management Seminar, Downtown Association, PTA council coffee, Sertoma, Manufacturers bureau luncheon, and Parents Without Partners activities including a singles dance and Junior Miss Pageant. Multiple dates with various venues such as Holiday Inn, Lincoln Elks Club, and Platte College.
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C.r-C
Yancy Hotel
Grand Island
Cornhusker Public Power Board
Columbus
Lions Club
James Busehelman
Holiday Inn
Columbus School Board
Soup Power Mural Room
All Chamber
Alco
American Business Women's Association
Martha Harkens
Platte College
Downtown Association Board of Directors
PTA Council
Loup Power Board
Loup Power District
Sertoma
Manufacturers Bureau
Behlen's
Norma
Land sale in Anna Hake estate fetches 625 per acre
The unimproved yet irrigated Ibu acres in the Anna Hake estate sold for 625 dollars per acre. Conyers Auction acted as auctioneers for the sale. The land, three miles north of Creston cemetery, was bought by Archie Hake.
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Ibu
Anna Hake
Conyers Auction
Creston Cemetery
Archie Hake
Returns from visiting relatives
Mrs. John Brokate has returned from a visit with relatives in Illinois and Missouri. Mrs. H. G. Loseke will entertain the Country Club at her home Wednesday. Kensington met Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Ernest Blessen. Bingo prizes were won by Mrs. Anna Tischer, Mrs. Jennie Wardenberg, and Mrs. George Summers. Several local residents visited others in Columbus and Yankton, and World Day of Prayer drew Creston Baptist Church members to Redeemer Baptist Church.
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George Summers
Paul Gorman
Dan Heinsohn
Celia Giga
Columbus
Charles Reirs
Zion, Il
David Nelson
Henry Rosleby
Schuyler
Florence Weber
Royal
Peterick
Esther Cooper
Cordova
Louis Klug
Hi. G. Jaseke
John Busch
Amelia Scheffler
Filmer Nelson
Cornlea
Anna Fischer
Gus Hoessel
Celia Gigas
David Zimmerman
Louise Witt
Yankton
M.D
Creston Baptist Church
Redeemer Baptist Church
Lucy Lowman
Madison Nursing Home
Norfolk
Humanities discussion planned in Columbus
Miss Jean Zieman of the University of Wisconsin will host discussions on bringing the National Humanities Series to Columbus. Bob Law of the Columbus Area Chamber of Commerce announced information sessions for Tuesday November 12 at 7 pm and Wednesday November 13 at 7:30 am at the Holiday Inn. The program uses university professors to lead talks drawn from literature history and social sciences exploring contemporary experience and issues. Sessions are free and open to the public.
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Jean Zieman
University of Wisconsin
Columbus
Bob Law
Columbus Area
Law
Platte Center Lions Plan Annual Pancake and Sausage Supper
Platte Center Lions Club schedules the annual pancake and sausage supper for November 1 at the Platte Center auditorium starting at 5 pm Tickets are available from any member or at the door. Also notes Colleen Gronenthal in Heatrire hospital care with mail to room 105 and mentions her parents Leander and unknown Mrs. Gronenthal.
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Platte Center
Lions Club
Philomena Jarecki
Colleen Gronenthal
Mennonite Hospital
Heatrire
Leander Gronenthal
How to apply for Social Security and Medicare benefits
The article explains documents for SSI and Medicare application including age proof, income records, bank and savings details, property value via tax assessment, life insurance policies, and suggests calling the local Social Security office first. It also covers Medicare application by phone or mail, timing before 68 and the need for a Social Security number for work, with proof of age identity and citizenship.
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Social Security Office
Medicare
Ami
Texas
United States
Baltimore
Columbus Camera Club Meeting and Local Notices
The Columbus Camera Club schedules a Tweener meeting Monday November 11 at 7 30 at Dale Mlectronic plant 2 north slide of highway 30 main entrance. ABWA meets inner at 6 30 p m Thursday at Keen Korner. Trinity Lutheran All LOW circles hold monthly sessions Monday and Tuesday circle 6 meets November 13. Humane Society reports finding a large gray male dog with long hair call 64 9913. David L Benson Shelby was treated at Osceola hospital after inhaling ammonia fertilizer from a faulty tube and released Friday morning.
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Columbus Camera Club
Dale Mlectronic Plant
North Slide
Highway 30
Trinity Lutheran
Humane Society
David L. Benson
Shelby
Osceola Hospital
Memorial services planned for MD victim Robert Santin Jr
GRAND ISLAND Neb AP services were pending Friday for Robert Santin Jr 35 of Fullerton a muscular dystrophy victim who died Thursday night He and his twin Richard 35 won the President s Trophy in 1871 the nation s top tribute to handicapped persons for starting a self taught electronic business in Fullerton Their younger brother Doug also died of muscular dystrophy.
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Grand Island, Neb
Robert Santin Jr
Fullerton
Robert
Richard
Doug
First Librarian of Congress Hired in 1800 for 2 Dollar Day
The initial Librarian of Congress began work in 1800 earning 2 dollars daily to arrange the 740 volumes ordered for the newborn library, marking the opening steps of the national repository.
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