Local Notices Include Births Dinners And Parties In Columbus Area
Personal items note births including a son for Mr and Mrs James Simon of Stratton born Oct with H D Hunter of Columbus as maternal relative. Upcoming events such as Annual American Legion Feed Stag Party on Nov 20 at Bellwood Fire Hall hosted by Post 327. Also listed are family visits, dances, bar specials, funerals attended, and craft bazaars at Tempo Mall with proceeds aiding Columbus Manor residents.
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James Simon
Stratton
Mary Uater
H. D. Hunter Columbus
American Legion
Bellwood
Columbus Manor
Tempo Mall
Veterans Night Dinner and Dance in David City
A David City event honors Veterans Day with a dinner at 6 30 p.m. and dancing at 9 p.m. at the city auditorium. The evening is open to the public and organized by the VFW post and VFW Auxiliary.
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David City
Butler County
VFW
VFW Auxiliary Meets at Albion
Albion VFW Auxiliary members met at the Vet's Club Monday evening led by Mrs. Robert Wolf. Buddy Poppy Day is planned for Friday downtown and Saturday morning in residential areas. A meeting with National Commander R D Bulldog Smith Jr was set for Saturday at 8 30 p m at the Vet's Club. The Veterans Day program on the courthouse lawn is scheduled for 10 30 a m Thursday with a covered dish dinner at 7 p m at the Vet's Club for veterans and families. Leone Green urged letters to congressmen to halt abolishing the State Veterans Affairs Committee. Past presidents meet November 18 at 8 p m, and December 5 was set for the Post and Auxiliary family Christmas party.
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Albion
Veteran's of Foreign War Auxiliary
Vet's Club
Robert Wolf
Buddy Poppy
Grace Rolf
V.F.W
R.D
Bulldog) Smith
Court House
Leone Green
State Veteran’s Affairs Committee
Auxiliary
Post
Auxiliary Family
Deaths and Funerals Settlemeyer, George 61
George Settlemeyer 61 of 1404 7th Street died Thursday evening at Columbus Hospital Arrangements are pending at Gass Haney Funeral Home.
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Settlemeyer
George Settlemeyer
7Th Street
Columbus Hospital
Gass-Haney Funeral Home
Altar Society Sets Group Duties and Officers
St. Peter Altar Society met with President Mrs. Duane Mick presiding after mass. Group four led by Mrs. Lois Speicher will run the Day of Recollection on November 30 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Group five, chaired by Mrs. Gussie Wilson, plans the Christmas Food Sale for December 18. New officers include Mrs. Harry Schmit as president and Mrs. Larry ee as vice president. Volunteers are requested for Bingo at the Villa on November 30, and a new set of cooking utensils for the rectory will be purchased. Mrs. Gerrude Schmit won the door prize. Refreshments were provided by the November group and hostesses were Mrs. Ray Kouma and group.
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Bellwood
Duane Mick
St. Peter Altar Society
Lois Speicher
Gussie Wilson
Robert Schmid
Harry Schmit
Larry Ee
Dean Kallenbach
James Cookson
Gerrude Schmit
Ray Kouma
County Court records list numerous traffic fines and probation
Charles Hoadley of Platte Center placed on one year probation with restricted license after intoxication charge. Fines listed include $100 plus costs, with many others from various states for overgross, reciprocity, speeding, and related offenses. Also notes a stolen truck case under investigation. Traffic accidents across multiple intersections involved losses totaling up to $1,500 with injuries reported. fire crews washed down gasoline after an accident.
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Charles Hoadley
Platte Center
Gerald Pender
Minnesota
James Win
Tennessee
Royce Edwards
Grand Island
James Werner
Norfolk
Charles Howard
Iowa
Tom Wilcock
Utah
Richard Sellin
Lexington
William Clements
Colorado
Edward Carroll
California
Basinger
Kansas
Harvey Neal
Waverly
Mike Engel
David Munsinger
Randall Mueller
Carol Cash
Duncan
David Nitz
James Voboril
Abie
Richard Hauf
Aurora
Gregory Barta
Howells
John Cash
Silver Creek
Edwin McArthur
North Dakota
Robert Noonan
Donald Schmidt
Kenneth
16Th Street
21St Avenue
Lawrence J. Lassek
21St Street
Joyce A. Cruikshank
David J. Eller
David City
Eller
13Th Street
24Th Avenue
Kathleen A. Hanson
20Th Street
Oliveria M. Starzee
6Th Street
26Th Avenue
13Th 14Th Streets
Donald Dworak
North Park Lane
Georgean L. Prunty
2Nd Street
Anthony Szatko
27Th Avenue
Richard Sutton
Author to speak Sunday at Rising City Fire Hall
Community members are invited to the Rising City Fire Hall at 7 p.m. Sunday to hear Mrs. Ida Ferrin discuss her book Many Moons Ago. Coffee at 6:30 p.m. precedes the program. Ferrin, who lived near the Wind River Reservation in Wyoming, taught in Jackson Hole and draws on Arapahoe and Cheyenne myths as told by Goes-In-Lodge, plus an old explanation of a high Wind River lake.
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Ida Ferrin
Ferrin
Wind River
Wyoming
Wind River Mountains
Rising City Community Library
Columbus Days dates set for third annual celebration
The Columbus Days festival plans its third year for October 6 7 8 and 9 1977. Chamber of Commerce President Ed Nielsen says the early dates will aid other local groups in arranging 1977 schedules.
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Chamber of Commerce
Ed Nielsen
Friday city briefs highlight local events in Columbus area
In Columbus Nebraska several items appear in the Columbus Telegram city briefs. Topics include the Day of Recollection at St Bonaventure Church on Tuesday November 16 with registration at 1 pm and sessions at 1 30 pm, a talk by Jim Walder on probation and alcohol problems for Platte County Club, a Federated Church Junior Youth Group popcorn fundraiser, Mayor elect George Johansen addressing Lions Club Monday at the Holiday Inn, AA and Alanon meetings each Sunday night, Platte County Republican Women meeting Tuesday at 1 30, 25th anniversary open house for Benedict and Lorene Cheloha at Platte Center Auditorium, a Soroptimists bake sale Saturday at First National Bank lobby, Platte Valley Home Economics Assn meeting Monday with Elizabeth Britain on Status of Women, NHCA meeting at Equitable Monday with officer elections and Christmas plans.
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Southwest Deanery
St. Bonaventure Catholic Church
Columbus
Tough night for celebrant in Mexico City mystery
Felipe Reyes and Teresa Chavez de Reyes left for a night out in Mexico City ending at Garibaldi Plaza. After trouble hailing a taxi and a suspicious driver, Teresa vanished. Reyes Lopez reports a taxi offered a ride, then sped away with his wife missing and no clear clues.
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Mexico City
UPI
Felipe Reyes
Reyes Lopez
Teresa Chavez de Reyes
Garibaldi Plaza
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Tillie Valasek
Omaha
Keith
Larry Schaecher
Mary Kavanaugh
Ind
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George Schaecher
Emil Badicko
Ronald Pinkley
Edward Motycka
Leigh
Anderson’s
U.S. 30
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Oriental Beauty Salon
Trinity Lutheran
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Altar Society
Albert Dahlberg
Richard Ee
Collumbus
Reggie Nekl Mw
Thomas Baldwin
James Budler
Elisa Luchsinger
Charles Favors
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Columbus Telegram
Jim Walder
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Merwin Boyd
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Lions Club
George Johansen
Holiday Inn
C. A. Gray
Platte County
Republican Women's Club
Arthur Kummer
Kummer
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Platte Center Auditorium
First National Bank Lobby
Home Ec—Platte Valley Home Economics Assn
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