Peru State college adds Tom Zabawa as secretary treasurer
Tom Zabawa a Peru State College junior was named secretary treasurer of the P Club a group of Peru College men who lettered in intercollegiate sports. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Tony Zabawa of Columbus. Also notes include Redken lipstick and nail colors arriving at Dee’s Beauty Salon Duncan and visits from Virgil Greig’s Clarkston Washington relatives. Richard Ahrens stationed at Chula Vista California spent weekend with his mother en route back after a Navy Seabee convention in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Zabawa
Peru State College
Peru College
Tony Zabawa
Columbus
Richard Ahrens
Chula Vista
Calif
Melvin Ahrens
California
Washington, D.C
Columbus school TV schedule
Next week on Channel a the Columbus school TV lineup lists November dates with multiple programs each day. Highlights include Simpl Science Refuse or Reuse Health 54 The Electric Company and Enjoy Literature The Fool of the Ice The Flying Machine on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Electric Company
Ferdinand the Bull
Nebraska
Robin Hood
Homer Price
Ray Afrank Jr. Named in Who's Who Among High School Students
Cedar Rapids high school senior Ray Afrank Jr. is listed in Who's Who among American High School Students. He belongs to the school choir swing choir and varsity basketball team and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Afrank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids High School
Ray Afrank Jr
Ray Afrank
Cedar Rapids
Alvin Berlin
Genoa
Kozoil and Eagles Play at University of Nebraska Medical Center
Doris Bourek of Howells, a physical therapy student, is nominated for Who's Who among Students in American Colleges and Universities. The selection honors academic ability participation leadership loyalty and future potential at the University of Nebraska Omaha event hosted by Johnny Kozoil and His Polish Eagles on November 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Nebraska Medical Center
Omaha
Doris Bourek
Howells
Open House Special at Columbus Florists on Highway
Mrs. Martin F. Heavican of Schuyler recently returned from a month long visit with her sons Robert and George Heavican and families in Santa Ana California. The item mentions Pixie Carnations priced at 2.50 with cash and carry options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Florists
Martin F. Heavican
Schuyler
Robert and
George Heavican
Santa Ana
Calif
Modern Mrs Club Gathers For Christmas Planning
Modern Mrs Club members answered roll call by sharing favorite house plants at the meeting with Mrs. Bob Soulliere. Special guest Mrs. Jack Feral attended. A Thanksgiving prayer and budget decorating tips were shared. A December 14 party plan was set at Mrs. Larry Janssen’s home. December treats will be provided by Mrs. Jerry Brandt and Mrs. Allan Brandt at the Columbus Opportunity Center. Officers elected include Mrs. Allan Brandt president, Mrs. Gary Kruse vice president, Mrs. John Weinhoff secretary, and Mrs. Ken Dolezal treasurer.
WWTK Club Holds Meeting With Card Prizes Shared
The WWTK Club met at Mrs. Charlotte Hiller's home with co hostess Gussie Wilson. Prizes were won by Maude Kallenbach and Dorothy Harris. A covered dish dinner is planned for December 6 at Marjorie Kimble's home with Lola Hicks as co hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellwood
WWTK
Charlotte Hiller
Gussie Wilson
Maude Kallenbach
Dorothy Harris
Marjorie Kimble
Lola Hicks
Deaths and Funerals in Osceola and Shelby
Gladys Buchta 83 of Osceola died unexpectedly Friday at home. Ernest E. Lees 76 of Shelby died Friday. funeral 2:30 p.m. Monday at Shelby United Methodist Church with burial in Shelby Cemetery. Frank J. Flatt 46 of Osceola died Friday at Methodist Hospital Omaha. services 10:30 a.m. Monday at Kepner Roberts Funeral Chapel Osceola. burial in Osceola Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby United Methodist Church
Glenn Kennicott
Shelby Cemetery
Kepner-Roberts Funeral Home
Osceola
Perryville
Leona Sue
Christie Lou
Tina Marie
Lisa Ann
Lawrence Monroe
Columbus
Billy Dean
James Allen Monroe
Clifford
East Alton
Ill
Leo
Community calendar events at Columbus area groups
November entries list meetings for Parents Without Partners Lions Club Soroptimists Platte County Historical Society Kiwanis and Chamber of Commerce. Activities span November 20 to 26 with locations including Cornhusker Building Marion Jaspers Loup Mural Room Elks Country Club and Happy Chef.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornhusker
Marion Jasper’s
Lions Club
Commerce
Elks Country Club
Soroptimists
Husker Steel
Platte County Historical Society
Loup
Chamber of Commerce
Happy Chef
Kiwanis
Awards given to Cub Scouts at Pack 115 meeting
Cub Pack 115 held its November meeting at St. Bonaventure Social Hall with Bear, Wolf, and Bobcat badges awarded to members Bill Soulliere Marty Reuss Greg Bothe Jerald Jaixen Doug Holley Jeff Nosal Scott Krzycki Tim Mullen and Mike Davis. Mothers Elaine Reuss Lois Schmit Donna Klug Carol Stuart received pins. Rattlesnake Den led flag ceremony. meeting theme Rural America. uniform inspection by Charlie Stuart and Dean Wolfgram. Eagles Den led a father and Cubs skit. mixer and December 15 Pack Christmas party planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub Pack
St. Bonaventure
Bill Soulliere
Marty Reuss
Greg Bothe
Jerald Jaixen
Doug Holley
Jeff Nosal
Scott Krzycki
Tim Mullen
Mike Davis
Elaine Reuss
Lois Schmit
Donna Klug
Carol Stuart
Bobcat
Wolf
Rattlesnake den
John Schmitz
America
Charlie Stuart
Dean Wolfgram
Cubs
Eagles den
Gray named to Board of Examiners in Optometry
Columbus optometrist Charles Gray has been appointed to a three year term as a member of the Board of Examiners in Optometry. Rex C. Higley, director of the Bureau of Examining Boards, said Gray's term runs December 1, 1976 to November 30, 1979.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Charles Gray
Board of
Examiners
Rex C. Higley
Bureau of Examining Boards
Gray
FDA considers banning diet pill amphetamines
An FDA official told a Senate committee that abuse of energy boosting amphetamines is rising and could lead to banning their use as diet pills or removing them from the market. If research shows amphetamines drive abuse, the FDA may stop their obesity treatment use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Food and Drug Administration
J. Richard Crout
FDA
Bureau of Drugs
Senate
DEA
Crout
Farewell dinner for Albion pastor Rev Clausen
The Albion Church of God bids farewell to Pastor ALBION The Boone after 12 years with a noon dinner. Rev C H Baalson presented an appreciation gift to Rev Clausen for the Ministerial Association. Clergy from Albion and Cedar Rapids attended, including Rev Henry Schorn, Rev Lester Anderson, Rev Perry Blanchard, Rev Henry Dureksen, and Rev Steve Klump. Clausen starts duties in Winslow on December 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion
Boone
Albion Church of God
C.H. Baalson
Clausen
Ministerial Association
Henry Schorn
St. Michael Catholic
Lester Anderson
United Methodist
Perry Blanchard
United Church of Christ
Henry Dureksen
First Baptist
Steve Klump
Hospital Report Columbus Hospital Dismissals and Births
Dismissals include Rudolph Korte Leigh Mrs Kenneth Liss and son Duncan Mrs Lars Bystrom Albion Mrs Lillian Livingston Mrs Elsie Williams Mrs Robert N Long and son Columbus Births two boys to the Greisen and to Mr and Mrs Robert N Long at 3003 6th Street born November 13 and 19 weighing seven pounds three ounces and seven pounds ten ounces respectively not reported previously
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Hospital
Rudolph Korte
Leigh
Kenneth Liss
Duncan
Lars Bystrom
Albion
Lillian Livingston
Elsie Williams
Robert N. Long
Columbus
Robert Greisen
Rt. 2
6Th Street
City Briefs showcase local meetings and events around town
Notices outline a packed slate: Chamber dinner at Ellis Country Club with Dave Lyons speaking. Firemen's Auxiliary meeting. Golden Age 4-H at Heritage House and Craft Village demo by Judy Lindquist. St Bonaventure bake sale at First National Bank. American Legion card party. Class of 1967 reunion contact details. Job's Daughters honors at Masonic Temple. Weight Watchers meeting shift for Thanksgiving. Pawnee Park summer swimmers can collect certificates at Red Cross. Humane Society listings for dogs at the pound with contact.
District Court Records Include Burglary Case and Amphetamine Proba
Nick Jeffers of Norfolk was ordered to the Nebraska penal complex for a 60 day evaluation in a burglary case involving Cornlea Auction Co. Gerald Greenfield of Columbus faces charges of distributing and delivering amphetamines with an 18 month probation term.
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Nick Jeffers
Norfolk
Cornlea Auction Co
Nebraska Penal Complex
Gerald Greenfield
Columbus
Sapa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Redken
Dee
Virgil Greig
Clarkston, Wash
Udenkles
Channel A
Konica Autorefple
Konica
13Th St
Kava Orchestra
Micek
Bud Morans
St. Edward
West Coast
Colorado
Utah
Johnny Kozoil
Lost Creek School
Craig Loseke
Todd Colbert
Ernst Loseke
Charlotte Colbert
Stan Linhorst
Humphrey
Esther Frey
J. James Exon
NCIP
Frey
Humphrey Ncip
Frank J
Fannie (Verell) Lees
Springview
Neb
Tennie Schlesinger
Shelby
Mount Zion Lodge
AF & AM
Scottish Rite
Leastris Temple
IOOF
Rising Star Lodge
Methodist Church
Merna Walford
Darrell
Rugene) Christensen
Lincoln
Louis
Betty) Whitmore
John
Wahoo
Fred
Fremont
Edwin
Alta) Rice
Apache Junction
Ariz
Laura Motes
Lynn
Opal) McDonald
Dearborn
Mich
Wisconsin
McCullough Chain
MTD & Ariens
Carl A. AnDerson CO
33Rd Ave
Columbus Area
Cub
Rockies
Columbus, Nebraska
Columbus Telegram
West Bend
Kaufman Hardware
13Th Street
Roberi
GAN
George Buck
Flower
Heather Rattray
Mark Halax
HURT
Ewart Raffill
Mie Rodgers
Lucky
Young Pacific International Enterprises
Ellis Country Club
Dave Lyons
Firemen’s Auxiliary
Heritage House
Craft Village
Judy Lindquist
First National Bank
American Legion Hall
Columbus High
L. Chris Fairbairn
John A. Fusie
Gerald W. Hoover
A. Duane Scott
Dennis Behlen
Job
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
St. Luke Church
Pawnee Park
Red Cross
Humane Society
Police Department
FCC
Radio Shack
Willard
SPURS
Ditte
Piccadilly
Aid Association For Lutherans
Appleton
Fraternalize Insurance
Geno’’ Brink
FIC
P.O. Box
Marvin D. Jensen
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