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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1972

Page

3

Personal notices from community gathering and travels

Weekend visitors included Joe Blatak, BIM Janssen, and Carroll Melliger family. Thane Whitcomb returned from Eastern Canada and New England with stops in Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia. Irene Min and her mother attended Parents Day at Mount Maple College Yankton SD. Sues Beauty Stop opened appointments. Gina Lynn Bohlen celebrated a first birthday with relatives from Lincoln and Ellensburg. Lee and Charles Hook celebrated two-week California vacation with family. Blythe Spirit playhouse notice with dates and ticket outlets. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Jackson honored on 46th anniversary with family dinner and gifts.

Thane Whitcomb Canada New England Prince Edward Island Nova Scotia Irene ‘Min Juting Gunstor Mount Maply College Yankton, SD Min Patty Airs Charles A. Hook Earl Tawhaugh Sacramento Calif Dirawbaugh Jennifer Jarrell Lynn Miami Fla Hooks San Jose Oakland Lee Jackson Terry Jackson Vicki Terri Verti Tommie Larry ‘Grubaugh Lindy Brad Mel Roger Modraw Maele Michael Jay Jackson Kathy German Modraw Jackson

Organizational JA meeting set tonight

A Junior Achievement gathering is scheduled for tonight at 7 pm in the West Behlen Building at Highway 30 and 16th Avenue. Benefiting Columbus area high school students in grades 9 to 12, the program lets students form miniature 45 to 20 member companies, elect officers, issue stock, produce, market, and manage wages and expenses with potential May dividends.

West Behlen Highway 30 16Th Avenue Columbus-area Junior Achievement Bsiness and Industry Ils Imembers Larry Schaecher Columbus Telegram KTTT Gerhold Company Manufacturing Penney's Ward's NPPD J.A J.A. Company

Hospital Report Bohlan Memorial Admissions and Births

Bohlan Memorial lists admissions including Frank J. Barys Mrs Hulds Kenny Ernest Kingston Kristi Brestel Frank delinck and others from Columbus Richland Genoa Bellwood Stella Blaha Howells Loyd Doughty Cedar Rapids Ludwig Guthmiller ONeill St Mary births include sons to Siala Johnson Newland Weaver and dismissals of several patients. Leigh film Look Back to the Garden shown by Ronald Box for Zion Lutheran Walther League with Halloween party planned Oct 25. Mike Vultz and Randy Bron guests.

Bohlan Juanita A. Toelle D. Lew Grace Columbus Stella Blaha Howells Loyd Doughty Cedar Rapids Ludwig Guthmiller O'Neill St. Mary Hospital Harry Siala Dennis Johnson Parkview Trailer Court Lawrence Newland 8Th Street David Weaver 10Th Street Michael Denuth David City David MeKoski

eTeam members place 10th in Grasslands Livestock Judging Team

The Future Farmers of America team from St. Edward High School, consisting of Fred Dubs Fred Anderson Dennis Reed and Tom Meysenburg, placed 10th in the Grasslands Livestock Judging contest at North Platte during the event linked with the Iereford and Pinty Horse show. Chris Dubs placed in the 4 H division. The group was accompanied by FFA Advisor Ray Becker and the St Edward High School Band which joined the Harvest of Harmony parade in Grand Island. Clergy and band members attended community activities as students planned a religious renewal at St Edward Catholic Church with 8 p.m. services and youth oriented devotion on Wednesday.

SP. Edward North Platte Farmers of America Fred Dubs Fred Anderson Dennis Reed Tom Meysenburg Chris Dubs FFA Ray Becker St. Edward High School Grand Island Carla Bartes Clifford Micek Gerard Micek Hasset St. Edward Catholic Church

Purchase of Antelope Butte Ski Area by Greybul men

Two Greybull residents Ken Andersen and Jim Hamm announced the purchase of the Antelope Butte Ski Area forty miles east of Greybull. The Nebraskas group formerly managed it. Hamm to be primary manager with plans to form a corporation and open by Thanksgiving.

Greybull Wyo Here Ken Andersen Jim Hamm Antelope Butte Nebraska Andersen Flamm Grey Hamm South Dakota

Death notices and funerals from St. Edward and nearby towns

Roy Force 74 of St. Edward died after five days of illness in an Osceola hospital. Ernest L. Jaworski 59, a former master sergeant, died unexpectedly at his home in Columbus area. services at St. Isidore Church with military honors by Hartman Post 84. Stephen Jindra 35 of Bellwood perished in a two vehicle crash near Schuyler. services at Presentation District near Bellwood with burial at Knoll Funeral Home in David City. Survivors listed include multiple siblings and extended family across Nebraska communities.

Force Miller Funeral Home St. Edward Roy Force Osceola Hartman Post American Legion Jaworski T Home Columbus Europe Korea Mr. Jaworski Andrew A Dolla M. Augustyn Jaworski Tarnov Rank Helen) Spevak Limer Allan Omaha Edna) Boettcher Norman Edgar R fAngeline Fagan Council Bluffs Iowa Ray Humphrey Andrew Jr Wrepiig Water Birs Keith Ernestine) Baldwin Mary Esther Fla R. W Anita) Raybould Lincoln Milton Jindra Stephen Bellwood Sockden Schuyler Presentation Paul Rutten Church Knoll David City Hellwood James Marjorie Idindra Jerry Joseph Tony Leonard Mes Alvin Anna) Selipid Grand Island Ralph Rose) Choulepek Dublin W Mary Jane) Smiths Antone

Beatrice airport industrial site plans move forward

Beatrice Nebraska plans for an industrial site at Beatrice Airport progress swiftly. Mayor Robert Sargent said the Airport Authority will meet with the City Council and Beatrice Development Corporation to work out details. Land not needed for airport expansion could be used with control returned to the city, and rental income would fund airport improvements. Building height and other restrictions are to be considered, and land could be made available to industries before year’s end. PLATTS CENTER Mrs. CE Breckenridge of Glendale California is visiting relatives in the area.

Beatrice Neb Beatrice Airport Robert Sargent Airport Authority Beatrice Development Corporation Heatrice Sargent

Columbus Library Fall Picks From WIN JACOBSEN

Librarian WIN JACOBSEN highlights new fall titles at Columbus Library. Featured books include To Serve Them All My Days by James Delderfield, The Sticks by Burton Bernstein, Speak to Me of Love by Dorothy Jeden, The Girl from Storyville by Frank Yerby, How to Make It in a Man's World by Sally Cottin Pogrebin, and more poetry and fiction for readers returning indoors.

Win. Jacobsen Delderfield Swann England Lyateda Burton Bernstein New York City Essex County New York Rockwell Kent Bernstein Dorothy Jeden Nowhey Ville Frank Yerby Fanny Turner Frank New Orleans Storyville Sally Cottin Pogrebin

Colorado inmate killed in prison yard stabbing

Colorado State Penitentiary inmate Joe L. Dubas, 26, was fatally stabbed in the recreation yard. Associates report he was at a card table when several inmates passed by. he collapsed and died on arrival at the prison hospital. Investigators questioned prisoners but found no motive. Dubas was sentenced in June for robbery. his widow Dolores remains notified.

Canon -Cipy Calo Joe L. Dubas Colorado State Penitentiary Recreation Yard Alexson Johns Jonns Wilson Jons The Dolores Jubns

Meet Oct 21 to air formation of student lobby

About a dozen Nebraska student leaders are to meet in Lincoln on October 21 to discuss forming a student lobby. Organizer J James Plant says the group would unite public and private colleges and junior colleges with an estimated first year cost of around 4500 dollars.

Lincoln Neb Nebraska J. James Plant Lincoln Plant Plant

Food shortages push USSR to seek bloc imports

Washington says Moscow seeks large purchases of potatoes and grain from Eastern Bloc nations amid drought and delayed harvests. USDA notes reduced food grain, heavy livestock slaughter, and behind schedule winter grain planting. Poland may ship sizable potato tonnage to Moscow as plans for up to one million tons of wheat, rye, and barley exist potentially via Germany.

Washington Soviet Union Moscow United States Agriculture Department Department Foreign Agricultural Service FAS USDA Poland EAS Ussr Germany

Stokes Sets Rule on Office Attire in Atlanta

U S Attorney John W. Stokes of the Northern District of Georgia enforces a no pantsuits rule for office secretaries in his Atlanta headquarters. Secretaries say they will push to change it as winter approaches, arguing attire should fit office work. Stokes defends the policy, noting some tasks may require sturdier clothing.

Atlanta, Ga John W. Stokes Stokes U.S Northern District of Georgia Ole

Higgins Elected to Board of Nebraska Association of Commerce

John Higgins, vice president of F. J. Higgins Milling Co at Schuyler, elected to the board of directors of the Nebraska Association of Commerce and Industry. He will serve a three year term beginning at the association’s 60th annual meeting at the Radisson Hotel in Lincoln in October.

John Higgins F. J. Higgins Milling Co Schuyler Nebraska Association of Commerce and Industry Radisson Vornlaskes Lincoln

Bishop Sheen speaks at Marian Peace rally in Lincoln

Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen drew about 7000 attendees in Lincoln Nebraska for a Peace gathering and Mass sermon on Mary the mother of Jesus. He warned that declining devotion to Mary accompanies declines in church love, celibacy, and marriage while urging spiritual renewal through Christ. He noted Americans have drifted from Christian ethic and called for strong leadership to restore moral conscience.

Lincoln, Neb Fulton J. Sheen Mary Jesus Marian Sheen Newport Wales Great Britain Archbishop Sheen

General aviation pilots clinic in Columbus set

A flight safety clinic for general aviation pilots will be held at 7 p m on October 16 and 17 in McPhee Auditorium Lincoln. Though aimed mainly at southeastern Nebraska pilots, the event is open to all. Attendees can win a GAMA safe pitot tube and one airplane will receive the prize. non pilots may win a $1500 flight instruction scholarship. The seminar is part of the FAA nationwide accident prevention program with two three hour sessions covering accident causes prevention procedures sport parachuting soaring medical issues and more.

Columbus McPhee Lincoln Nebraska Federal Aviation Administration

Campaigner Zinny recounts mugging on crime stance

Philadelphia AP report says Joseph M. Zinny, Republican state legislature candidate, will argue against crime from personal experience after a Saturday night mugging. He alleges a dozen youths robbed him of $14 while he was removing a campaign poster at a telephone pole, suffering cuts and lacerations but not needing hospitalization.

Philadelphia Joseph M. Zinny Sing Law and Order

Card party at Albion Rook Club hosts bridge games

The Albion Rook Club gathered Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Moore for a bridge evening. Merrill Andrews won high for men and Fred Brandt traveled. Mrs. Brandt won both high and traveling honors in bridge.

Albion — Rook Club Ant Marion Moore Merrill Andrews Fred Brandt

City Briefs and Police Court Notices From Albion

City Briefs report pets at the city pound a red fairrype oe and a yellow white cat available mornings until 11:30 Sunday. Police Court lists multiple speeding fines from Golumbus and other traffic violations with amounts ranging from 4 to 18 dollars. A car theft case in Albion is noted, with the vehicle found shortly after. Various local club meetings and events are announced, including Elks dinners, Masons, Blue Rock Shoots, Garden Club, Rotary, and church activities. A baptism is recorded for Mrs. Merle Hatcheth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G A Leninger of Kearney.

Aluion Merle Janice) Hatcheth Wanda Clausen Church of God In Albion Mutchett G.A. Leninger Kearney

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Mr. and Arg Joe Blatak Mr's Bim Janssen Mrs. Carroll Melliger Happy Pam Louie doAnn Petarsen Diane Valish SUES Dennis Bohlen Gina Lynn Deb Gales Mary Bohlen Bernice Tredway T. E. Turner R. &. Urbanek Deryl Turner Kathy Jane Theresa Fd. Behlen Barb Bert Flanagan Floyd Miller Wade . Maxwell Ellensburg Wash Roy Lake Madison Norfolk Knights Noel Coward Samuel French Inc Platte Vatley Playhouse Platte Cadega Fine Arts Commercial Adj. Co Torley Austin Co First National Bank Tony Nielsen Prudential Ins. Co. of America Dave Miller eTeam Purchase Ski Area Wyoming Ray Ogden Highway 14 Ogden Ren Platts Center CE. Breckenridge Glendale Wallace Tessendorf Columbus Library Report Colorado Jiminy Gemini Twins Russia Higgins Blythe Platte Valley Playhouse Platte College Fine-Arts Theatre Commercial Adjustment Co Tooley Drug the Austin Company, Inc Prudential Insurance Co. of America Ron Bishop Sheen City Briefs Golumbus John J. Beard Ronald E. Kalifour Peggy L. Caffin Shelby Daniel G. O'Donnell Tesl Center Jean Smith Larry J. Roh Kneifel Marilyn 2. Dager Richard Gerber 1688 35Rd Avenue Lath Street 1Th Avenue Karin Moore 17Th Street Elks Country Club Lebanon Lodge 923 Wallon Arkt Mike Jarosz St. Michael Social Hall Columbus Area Incel American Legion Hall Ronthall Delta Kappa Gamma Equitable Savings ,and Lod PTA Shamrock Athladeth Scotia School Leaf and Petal Garden Club Howard Christensen Rotary Club Lanie's Carroll Novicki Federated Church Spencer Norton First Baptist Mission Circles Emil Olsen Carl Nansel Kehteth Rockford Huy Mandonna Larry Grubaugh Calummbus Fiddler Gas Paravision Mark Boettcher Jerry Friexa Jerry Frieze Remember Columbus & Creston Weerts Creston
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