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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1977

Page

4

Thanksgiving guests fill Creston to Genoa visits and notices

Thanksgiving gatherings include Irma Osten hosts with Rosendahl and Kapels families from Creston and Lincoln. Notables appear in 1977 78 Who's Who among students at Quincy College Paul Wieser son of Lake Wieser of Columbus. Local postings list fish fry at Village Inn Richland and Owl Roost.多数 names and places show extended family travel and wedding events in Genoa Columbus and Auburn during the holiday period.

Irma Osten Roland Rosendahl Denise Creston Karen Lincoln Wilmer Kapels Bud Kapels John Kapels Columbus Paul Wieser Quincy College Quincy Ha Lake Wieser

Thanksgiving Day Notices and Local Events Mix

Thanksgiving Day guests of Dir. and Mrs. Dick Howe included Osceola residents and relatives from Omaha, Lincolny, Kearney, and Columbus. Doane College reps Kent Torrey and Terry Michael earned a fourth place at a CSU Fort Collins speech tourney. Doane students and others attend gatherings, card orders advertised, and local bands perform at Urkonki's Havens Ballroom with a New Year’s Eve event listed.

Dick Howe J. W. Hill Newt Page Craig Jake Vande Pol Harold Thayer Ard Katty Jo Osceola Todd Omaha Vickey Thayer Lincolty Tim Howe Kearney Bill Howe Columbus Doane College Crete Colorado State University Fort Collins Kent Torrey Scottsbluff Terry Michael Edwin Michael

Mrs Jaycees Need Trimmings For Silver Creek Project

Silver Creek Mrs Jaycees Christmas project decorates area nursing homes seek donations of ornaments artificial trees and trimmings. Call 747-8203 773-2385 773-2178 773-2083 or 773-2432. Deadline December 14. Volunteers will be at each corner in Silver Creek December 16.

Silver Creek Jaycees

Hospital Report from Columbus and Schuyler Hospitals

Admissions list includes Gerri Ann Sobieszyk Shelby Theresa Poeffel Humphrey Darrel Matchett Albion Werner Sander Creston Brian Ballweg and many others with Columbus ties. Birth records note a son to Randall Ernst at 2621 22nd Street on November 28.

Columbus Hospital Gerri Ann Sobieszyk Shelby Theresa Poeffel Humphrey Darrel Matchett Albion Werner Sander Creston Brian Ballweg William Tyle Joseph Weinboff Columbus Disminsals John Scholz Edward Kemper St Edward Callierman Leigh John Paroick Schuyler Bruce Brunkhorst Fred Geilenkitchen LeRoy Johnson Harry Lambert

Traffic Accidents Reported Across City Streets

On the record a series of traffic incidents are noted including a Mary J. Junker residence clash with another vehicle on 33rd Avenue over the overpass. Involving four drivers Marjorie J. Vanis Donald J. Hayes Eugene Groteloeschen and Maria J. McCone. Also John Michalski Barbara A. Kline on 25th Street and 2nd Avenue. A bicycle collision involves Fred W. Geilenkirchen and Michael D. Farrar with Farrar treated for sprains at Columbus Hospital. A hit and run at Boulevard Lanes Parking Lot involving Brian Whitefoot.

2Nd Avenue Mary J. Junker 22Nd Avenue Barbara Zegar Genoa 33Rd Avenue Rising City Donald J. Hayes Osceola Eugene Groteloeschen Leigh Maria J. McCone Shelby John Michalski 27Th Avenue Barbara A. Kline 165Th Avenue 26Th Street 83Rd Avenue Fred W. Geilenkirchen 2St Street Michael D. Farrar Columbian Village Farrar Columbus Hospital Boulevard Lanes Brian Whitefoot Country View

Deaths and Funerals in Nebraska Locality

Multiple obituaries list Horst Keating of Wagner Lakes dying at Columbus Hospital. Ralph C. Main, 80, formerly of Belgrade, dies in Minden, with services at Palmer Funeral Home Fullerton and burial at Main Cemetery Belgrade. Rex Sheppard, 57 of Omaha, dies in Bergan Mercy Hospital with funeral at Holy Cross Church and burial Calvary Cemetery. Florence Jarwick Sheppard, former Platte Center resident, honored with funeral rites and Rosary in Omaha. extended family and survivors named across Colora dus, Platte Center, Doniphan, Minden, and Fullerton communities.

Ae Con Horst) Keating Wagner Lakes Columbus Hospital Gass-Haney Funeral Home Ralph C. Main Belgrade Minden Palmer Funeral Home Fullerton Audrey C. Scott Burns Frank and Ada (Cooper) Main Timber Creek Doniphan Stella Hodges Albion Bethany Hume Howard Twila Neil Ruth) Delimont John Badie Columbus Sheppard Rex Sheppard Pine Omaha Bergan-Mercy Hospital Florence Jarwick Platte Center Holy Cross Catholic Church William Street Calvary Cemetery Dvorak Mortuary South Th Street John Jarwick Florence Platts Center High School Rex Marty Margaret John Edwin Adam Paul Jazwick William Betty) Sprunk Jr Ben Sparks Nev Louis Bernice Lesiak Emil Helen) Sevick John J. (Lorraine) Schleuter M. Karen St. Louis Leo Michael

Rep Smith to address Columbus engineers meeting

Nebraska Congresswoman Virginia Smith will address the Columbus and Mid State Professional Engineers of Nebraska meeting at the Columbus Holiday Inn Monday November 2. She will discuss Washington matters of interest to engineers, with social hour at 6 and dinner at 7.

Nebraska Virginia Smith House Appropriations Committee Columbus

Nationwide farm strike looms as plants push price demands

Springfield California UPI reports at least one million farmers may join a nationwide strike before the December 14 deadline to press for break-even crop prices. Spokesman Eugene Schroeder of American Agriculture says the movement has grown and could involve 2.8 million farmers, with 1 million producing most US food. He notes possible immediate actions like warehouse picketing and says federal officials have begun requesting information, countering Bergland’s view the strike would be localized.

Springfield Calo UPI Eugene Schroeder American Agriculture Movement Schroeder Congress American Agriculture Bob Bergland

Community meetings and events this week

A list of local gatherings includes a dinner meeting at the Downtowner on Monday at 6 p.m. open to the public. a Parents Without Partners WAL meeting Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at the 14th Street and 25th Avenue lot. AA and Alanoa Sunday night meetings. Narcotics Anonymous Friday at 8 p.m. with a helpline. and Scotus Central Catholic Letterman Club volleyball game at 7:30 p.m. Monday with admission charged.

WAL 14Th Street 25Th Avenue Utica Scotus Central Catholic Letterman Club Scotus

City Briefs Peace Lutheran Sunday Loyalty Day Nov 27

City briefs note Peace Lutheran Church Loyalty Sunday set for November 27 with services at 8 am and 10 am. Civil Defense speaker Ben Koza will discuss Survival in the Snow after the Monday noon luncheon at the Holiday Inn. Residents Club meets 7:30 pm Monday at Equitable. NHCA Christmas party reservations due December 1 to Kathy Bell at Columbus Beauty College.

Peace Lutheran — Church Loyalty Sunrday Lives Club Ben Koza Civil Defense Dept Holiday Inn NHCA Kathy Bell Columbus Beauty College

HSA hears Archdiocese guest on home religious training

Mary Alice O'Reilly of the Archdiocese of Omaha spoke to St. Bonaventure Home and School Association on Catholic home training. John Whitehead chaired as members approved raising funds for classroom Ubcary equipment and invited volunteers for a new physical education program for grades 4 5 and 6. Principal Jim Bathe announced the Nov 40 children’s Mass honoring Father Basil returning to Taiwan.

Mary Alice O'Reilly Archdiocese of Omaha St. Bonaventure Home and School Association Taiwan Raymundine He Tooley John Demuth Frank Michael

Early dismissal and induction at Aquinas High School

Aquinas High School will dismiss at 12 40 p m on November 28 due to a faculty meeting starting at 12 50. The National Honor Society will induct 17 members on November 29 at 7 p m in the school.

Navid City Aquinas High School National Habor Society Dpm

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