Butler County churches hold food conferences
Catholic Rural Life Conference speaker Father John McRait urged backing liberty and justice, linking rural farm troubles to global hunger. He warned against corporate farming replacing family farms and noted 3 million such farms vanished since WWII. Next session led by Senator Loran Schmit and Merle Hansen at St. Marys Hall in David City.
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Sandy Bown
David ‘City
National Catholic Rural Life Conference of
Iowa
Butler County
John McRait
Fr. McRait
America
McRait
U.S
Edsel
Blobaum
Boeing
Standard Oil
Tenneco
Brebaum
California
St. Mary's Hall
David City
Loran Schmit
Bellwood
Merle Hansen
Newman Grove
NPSC members to Hawaii for conference trip
Four of five Nebraska Public Service Commission members plan a Hawaii trip with estimated costs around 4000 dollars. Chairman Duane Gay of Columbus said exact figures await return from November meetings. Commissioners Munnelly Rasmussen Romans and secretary Green are booked. Marland will not seek another term and will not attend.
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Amequan
UPI
Nebraska Public Service
Duane Gay
Columbus
Gay
James Munnelly
Omaha
Eric Rasmussen
Fairmont
Jack Romans
Ord
Ission
Everett Green
Robert Marland
Local Society Notes and Charms at Community Events
Mr and Mrs Donoghue and Mr and Mrs Weinhoff attended St Leo s bazaar in Snyder on Sunday. Loren Bunney was honored for her 8th birthday with a family dinner in Marshalltown Iowa. Florence Sixta and Mrs E E Ruzicka attended Schuyler Civic Clubs 60th anniversary dinner and museum auction. Michael Z Boyle of Washburn Valley College Mt Carmel was elected vice president of the Student Congress and hosts a daily radio show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mare Donoghue
Henry Weinhoff
St. Leo's Bazaar
Snyder Sunday
Loren Bunney
Angela
Amy
Marshalltown
Iowa
Florence Sixta
E. E. Ruzicka
Schuyler Civic Clubs
Schuyler Museum
Michael Z. Boyle
Washbush Valley College
Mt. Carmel
Marvin Boyle
York
Leo Kroenke
Margaret Adams
Columbus
Boyle
Traffic court notes and fines across multiple drivers
County court records list numerous traffic fines including improper parking under $2 and $15 offenses, left of center and failure to yield penalties, and a dog at large charge. A separate report notes Doris Soulliere of Platte Center had $400 damage after colliding with a Union Pacific ballast regulator at the crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Swartout
Rogers
William Dostal
Harriett Berlin
Ryan Lewis
Kenneth Hall
Sharolyn Hardy
Joseph Cartwright
Missouri
David Schacher
Roy Davison
Genoa
Wilfred Phillips
David Ity
Harold Whited
Jansen
Rapady Pats
Ambrose Speicher
Robert Sutherland
Lincoln
Theresa Lowry
Jack Wilken
Charlie "Hassebrook
Platte Center
Margaret Noll
Doris Soulliere
Er Auto
Union Pacific
Bavarian Carpet Cleaners Advertises Room Cleaning
Local ad offers living room cleaning service for 17.95 with contact at 964 5249. The page also notes visits by Dr. T R Smalldon and Amy to Kingston NY and Omaha and Fairbury, plus a Denver trip by Sophie McDaniel and Roebuck. Hang gliding club event on Green Mountain, Golden Colorado. Chicken plate Wednesday special and to go orders listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophie McDaniel
Roebuck
Denver
Colo
Green Mountain
Golden, Colo
Carter urged to keep Kissinger as Middle East envoy
Sen. Abraham Ribicoff asked President elect Carter to appoint Henry Kissinger as a special envoy for Middle East peace. He argued Kissinger can act quickly without long setup time, as Ribicoff and a U.S. senator delegation wrap up a four day Israel visit reviewing safeguards on nuclear power plants in Israel Egypt and Iran.
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Jerusalem
UPI
Abraham Ribicoff
Jimmy Carter
Henry Kissinger
Middle East
United States
Ribicoff
Kissinger
Israel
U.S
Egypt
Iran
McClung Ruth Murphy Allen deaths noted in area obituaries
Funeral notices list Louise E. McClung of David City former Columbus resident. Lalu S. Ruth of Shelby 75, died at home. Marie Murphy 77 to be buried at St. Joseph Church Wisner. Edna J. Allen 70 of Petersburg to be buried at Mt. Pleasant Cemetery Albion. Survivors listed include children and siblings with locations in Nebraska Kansas California and New Mexico. Funeral times and locations provided at churches and crematories across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClung
McKown Funeral Home
Louise E. McClung
Butler County
David City
Columbus
Gerrard Courts
Ruth
Shelby Methodist Church
Lalu S. Ruth
Shelby
Truman
Harrison Funeral
Colby
Kans
Gem
Emil and
Jane Riblett Hemstrom
Thomas County
Alonzo Ruth
Mead Kans
Emil W. Leah
Darrel D. Leah
Clovis
N. Mex
Jacob Hemstrom
Prescott
Albert Hemstrom
Spokane
Wash
Tessa Anderson
Bard
Calif
Emil Leah
Murphy
Marie Murphy
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Fs Murphy
Chinen
Steven Murray
California
Jimmy
Wisner
Chuck Voss
Judith Gap
Mont
James Casey
John Kay
Roy Hyland
Bill Murphy
Allen
Bennington
Neb
Peter H. and
Echtenkamp) Paulsen
Albion High School
Hey
LaVonne
Faust
Donald
Sharlee) Bogs
Creag
Killer Gilmore says he is ready for firing squad
Gary Gilmore told the Utah Supreme Court he is ready to die by firing squad next Monday. The court took his plea for death under advisement as a five-justice panel heard arguments on a stay of execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galt Lake USA
UPL
Gary Gilmore
Utah Supreme Court
Gilmore
Lindsay Holy Family crowns Homecoming King and Queen
Holy Family High School Lindsay named LINDSAY-Lyle Pfeifer son of Mr and Mrs Tony Pfeifer and Sue Bach daughter of Duane Backes as Homecoming King and Queen Attendants included Mary Beth Zach Tom Babe Mary Frauendorfer Russ Korth Sandy Beller and Dean Bierman in the ceremonies
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Family Royalty
Lindsay
Lyle Pfeifer
Tony Pfeifer
Sue Bach
Duane Backes
Lindsay Holy Family High School
Mary Beth Zach
Tom Babe
Mary Frauendorfer
Russ Korth
Sandy Beller
Dean Bierman
Nebraska population forecast shows 1 552 857 on July 1
Business Research reported that Nebraska’s July 1 1976 population forecast totals 1 552 857, up 67 500 since April 1970. The bureau links growth to farm economy recovery, energy related industry expansion, and overall economic stability. Natural increase accounts for 8 percent of growth while net migration contributes 17 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
No policy change toward Viet War draft evaders
Justice Department said there has been no change in policy toward Vietnam War draft evaders since Carter’s election. NBC News claimed prosecutors were told to pause cases until Carter’s stance was clear. A DOJ spokesman said the policy remains unchanged and no higher priority is given to draft dodger prosecutions.
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Pttrumerun
Justice Department
Jimmy Carter
NBC News
U.S
Carter
Justice
Robert J. Havel
Dworak Seeks Committee Chairmanship and Habitat Bill
State Sens. Donald Dworak and Orval Keyes seek the unicameral committee chair. Dworak backs the wildlife habitat measure approved in 1976 boosting licenses and habitat land, while Keyes focuses on constitutional amendments on the ballot and avoiding defeated proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mincoln
Neb
UPI
Donald Dworak
Columbus
Orval Keyes
Springfield
Nebraska Game Commission
Keyes
Bworah
Food prices unlikely to fall says farm economist
Chicago based USDA official Don Paarlberg told the American Meat Institute that food prices are not expected to drop, with rises likely to stay at an acceptable level. He warned a return to price levels from three years ago is not reasonable and emphasized continued upward pressure on the general price level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPI
Don Paarberg
USS. Department of Agriculture
American Meat Institute
Paarlberg
China
Paariberg
Shipley Leads at Columbus Evening Toastmasters Meeting
Columbus Evening Toastmasters gathered Tuesday with Gary Shipley leading the topic Wheels of Fortune. Emmett Sims directed the session as plans were set for the December 6 meeting and a speech contest with Lincoln Gavel Club and Fremont Tally Ho Club to be held at the Western Cafe in Schuyler. Russ Aerni won Table Topics, Dr. Donald Vrbka gave the best speech An Opinion, Emmett Sims was named best evaluator, and Larry Schacher served as Toastmaster. Shipley will represent Area VII at the District Contest and fall rally at the Rodeway Inn in Omaha on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Schacher
Shipley
Area VII
Rodeway Inn
Omaha
Telegram City Briefs Items From Local Organizations
Community notices list Nov 13 meeting at Loup Power building with Olive Mohlman and Mabel Hadcock. Mass for Francis Savage and his mother Mary Savage at St Bonaventure Church. advisory and veterans meetings announced. Big Brothers Big Sisters seeks volunteers. past noble grand club meets. Polish dinner at Immanuel Church. senior citizens social hour. no Handibus service Thursday. Ralph Furby hospitalized. teen center event for students with free admission for girls.
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Loup
Our
Olive Mohlman
Carta
Mabel Hadcock
Charlotte Ruzicka
Hospital Report Dons And Dismissals Across Several Nebraska Towns
Hospital report lists patients and dismissals in Albion Platte Center Columbus and surrounding areas. Notable births include a son to Mr and Mrs James Tworek Genoa weighing five pounds three ounces and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Gene Willers Schuyler at five pounds four ounces on November 10.
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Lars Bystrom
Albion
Myron Rice
Platte Center
James Butler
Anna Olson
Columbus
Arnold Hilger
David City
Martha Behle
Randy Chinn
David Paprocki
Robert Pasenault
Ira Thomp
James Tworek
Genoa
Gene Willers
Schuyler
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Hawaii
Anderson
Herb Lane
Stuart
William Taylor
Dean Taylor
T.R. Smalldon
Kingston N.Y
Milton Galley
Fairbury
Emilerdicko
National
Killer
Court
Minden
Pioneer Village
Pioneer
Ilape
Allied 187 & Traveil, Inc
Enone
Dworak
Telegram City Briefs
Prevynova
Box
Cntry
Aapo New York
Pee Ue Tetas
Mary Mutet
St Bonaventure Church
Francis
Frank) Savage
Mary Jr Savage
Pawnee Shrine
C. R
Big Brothers
Big Sisters
Noble Grand—Club
Clara Sample
PTO
Immanuel Church
Citizens—Social
The
United
Handibus
Ralph Furby
Fullerton Memorial Hospital
C Fi Y Teen Center
Sun
Gnome-Mobile
Stevi Connie
Pace Oupon
Farris
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