University and community notes from Lincoln Nebraska
John Klosterman of David City was reelected Friday to a six year term on the University of Nebraska Foundation board. An Open House honors Mr and Mrs Adam Marsolek for their Golden Wedding Anniversary on Oct 9 at St Anthony's Social Hall. Deborah Ann Torczon begins first year in UNMC College of Pharmacy three year Doctor of Pharmacy program in Omaha.
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John Klosterman
David City
University of Nebraska Foundation
Lincoln
Adam Marsolek
St. Anthony’s
Deborah Ann Torczon
Kenneth J. Torczon
University of Nebraska Medical Center
College of Pharmacy
Omaha
Valeria Triba
Edwin Triba
Ward Webster
South Haven
Mich
John Hallberg
St. Joseph
Karen Hallberg
Chicago
Bob Webster
Grand Rapids
Lake Michigan
Miss Triba
Dr. Edwin Triba
Bill Dittrick
Community calendar events list across Columbus area clubs
Call meetings to Columbus Area Chamber of Commerce. October schedule includes Lions Club at Holiday Inn with Dick Walters, Legion Auxiliary at Legion Hall, Rotary at Elks Country Club, Grand National Committee at Downtowner Cafe, Twice Blessed Days, Kiwanis at Ells Country Club, Senior Citizens Day at Agricultural Park. Lions, Rotary, Kiwanis, and Legion hosts set noon to evening sessions.
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Lions Club
Holiday Inn
Dick Walters
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Rotary Elks Country Club
Grand National Committee
Downtowner
Kiwanis Club
Ells Country Club
Senior Citizens Day
Agricultural Park
Eddie Blazoncyk Orch on tour at New Havens and Peony Park
Eddie Blazoncyk Orchestra, top Polish polka act from Chicago, headlines New Havens Ballroom October 1 8 30 PM 12 30 AM and October 2 9 PM 1 AM with Polonairs Polkateers and Polish Sausage 5 percent. Also shows at Peony Park October 3 noon.
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Eddie
Columbus Hospital Notices and Chamber Meeting Highlights
Admissions include Marie Miller and Mary Imhof of Columbus. Dismissals list Mrs. Michael Mielak Columbus Elmer Leapley Norfolk Mrs. Randy Hopkin Bellwood. Dr C A Gray spoke to the Women's Division of the Chamber of Commerce about his VOSH trip to Honduras. Elsie Ruda introduced him.
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Columbus Hospital
Marie Miller
Mary Imhof
Columbus
Michael Mielak
Elmer Leapley
Norfolk
Randy Hopkin
Bellwood
Carol Jones
Ruth Lind
Elsie Ruda
Platte College
Jackie Miller
Meals on Wheels volunteers named for several area churches
Over thirty Meals on Wheels drivers were listed for Redeemer Baptist Trinity Lutheran Methodist Federated and St Bonaventure churches. The volunteers include Mrs Fred Kluck Margaret Hubbard Alma Prang LaVonne Grassmeyer Carolyn Lueschen Esther Henricksen and many more.
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Redeemer Baptist
Trinity Lutheran
Methodist
Federated
St. Bonaventures
Fred Kluck
Margaret Hubbard
Alma Prang
LaVonne Grassmeyer
Carolyn Lueschen
Esther Henricksen
Helen Harding
Delores Oppliger
Darlene Grotelueschen
Marie Feye
Sid Gustafson
Betty Kamber
Flossie Watson
Georgia Behlen
Berdean Miller
Gertrude Ellenberg
Nancy
Renee Bellum
Caroline Miller
Ruth Crooks
Carolyn Irby
Barbara Hicks
Happy Robinson
Loreta Dierberger
Marjorie McKathrie
Edna Boettcher
Wm. Markhofer
JoAnn Kosch
Tanya Ellis
Carole Grape
Linda Chrisope
Myrtle Bokelman
Gerry Trofholz
Betty Plugge
Frieda Miller
Kay Kronegaard
Ann Kathkamp
Marion Zobel
Union Leader Protests Mexican Workers at Sutherland Site
Nebraska labor leader requests federal probe into use of illegal aliens at the Nebraska Public Power District Sutherland construction site. He cites job moves to Mexicans employed by National Industrial Constructors and claims both union and non union workers report the issue. An INS official says ten Mexican aliens were smuggled from Mexico. A Ku Klux Klan rally is planned in Cozad with protests at the project site expected Oct 15 or 16.
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Omaha
UPI
Nebraska
Nebraska Public Power District
Sutherland
Leonard Schaefer
Schaefer
North Platte
National Industrial Constructors
U.S
Immigration and Naturalization Service
United States
Mexico
Cozad
Gentleman Plant
Bob Lauritson
Klan
Lauritson
Ford strike drains Ford sales and hits industry output
A 17 day UAW strike against Ford Motor Co. halted production of about 104 000 cars in September and sent overall industry output down 1 percent to 656 000 vehicles for the Big Four. Ford faces potential October losses and plans overtime to recover.
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Detroit
UPI
Ford Motor Co
Ford
United Auto Workers
Ward's Automotive Reports
UAW
Parity tensions at Nebraska campuses prompt university warning
Lincoln Nebraska university leaders warn the UNO UNL parity dispute threatens the state communities and economy. Varner warns of potential spillover effects and stresses need for solid facts over rumors as he departs to join the foundation. He says the issue is essentially break even with both campuses gaining and losing none overall. He expects a major contribution from the foundation in coming years.
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Lincoln, Neb
UPI
University of Nebraska
D.B. Warner
NN Foundation Board of
Lincoln
Omaha
Varner
Nebraska
Warner
UNC
UNL
Columbus School TV Schedule for October Weekdays
Next week's playback on Channel 2 lists daily programs from October 4 to October 11 including Newspaper in the Classroom History of the Newspaper, The Electric Company, Inside-Out You Belong, Science Shed A Study of a Pond, Breakthru Feud on Third Avenue, Nebraska Now Irish Heritage Today, Pecos Bill, There’s Nothing Like a Brain, Charlie Characterization, The Metric System Introducing the Metric System, Memoir covers such as Moon Eyes, Bread & Butterflies Decisions, Health 5-6 The Boy’s Communication System, A Modern Newspaper Plant, Folk Tales, Mumbles Musical Match, Wishful Thinking, and Image Factory.
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Channel 2
the Electric Company
Third Avenue
Nebraska Now
Charlie
Bread & Butterflies
Trish Heritage & Today
Image Factory
Deaths and Funerals in Columbus Nebraska October 2 1976
Obituaries for Hamann of Leigh and Zuerlein of Humphrey list funeral details visitation schedules and survivors. Hamann born February 28 1906 died in Fremont hospital with burial at Leigh Cemetery and services at Rozanek Funeral Home. Zuerlein born June 25 1930 died at Columbus Hospital with services at St Francis Church Humphrey and burial in parish cemetery.
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Robert Turner
Leigh Cemetery
Rozanek
Hamann
Fremont Hospital
Leigh
Henry
Anna (Martens) Hamann
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Anna Sperl
Edward
Maxine) Stieven
Benson, Minn
Shirley) LaCrois
Irvine
Calif
Darrell
Jeanette) Barrett
Madison
Greg
Marcia) Vasek
Lincoln
Alvina Starkey
Anna Jensen
Emma _ Brown
Fremont
Zuerlein
Gerald J
Helen Mae) Zuerlein
St. Francis Catholic Church
Humphrey
Edwin Albers
Duesman Funeral Home
Kenneth
Karen) Anderson
North Platte
Joan
Mary
Columbus
VFW Auxiliary Meeting In City Briefs
City notes an eight oclock Wednesday meeting at the VFW Club. Humane Society reports a variety of dogs cats and kittens at the Columbus pound with several breeds and mixed dogs available for adoption. The pound is open mornings and Sundays. contact numbers are 564-8913 564-4478 or the city police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humane Society
Columbus Pound
Traffic Accident at Farmers Grain Co. site injures no one
Sheriff's officers investigated an 11 30 a m collision on 14th Avenue at Farmers Grain Co Industrial Site. Vehicles driven by John L Shotkoski of 1115 2nd Street and Joe R Moores of Grand Island backed into each other causing damages totaling several hundred dollars.
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14Th Avenue
Farmers Grain Co
John L. Shotkoski
2Nd Street
Joe R. Moores
Grand Island
Mondale Receives Zero ACA Rating in Senate
United States Senator Walter Mondale, the Democratic vice presidential candidate, earned a zero rating from the Americans for Constitutional Action this year. The group said he opposed the conservative position on all 28 key issues, while his GOP opponent Senator Robert Dole supported the conservative stance 87 percent of the time.
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Washington
UPI
Walter Mondale
Americans For Constitutional Action
Mondale
Robert Dole
ACA
Parents discuss Title I phonics course at meeting
Forty two parents of children in the Title I Cooperative for supplemental reading and math instruction in Columbus Public Elementary Schools met Thursday night at Lost Creek School. Norman Rowell explained the teaching process and materials in an oral presentation with slides. Parents split into groups to meet with Title I teachers and discuss a proposed course in phonics for parents.
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Columbus
Lost Creek
Norman Rowell
Earliest Surviving Tennis Court Found in Paris
United Press International reports the oldest known tennis court dates to 1496 in Paris, highlighting its preservation and historical significance for the sport's origins.
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United Press International
Paris
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