Open House 50th Anniversary and Local Notices
Community notices include Mr and Mrs W E Blake celebrating a 50th anniversary at Ernest Potter family event at Manuel Lutheran Church Parlor. Also reported are visits from Columbus residents Rev and Mrs Luttman and Paul Arnold birth, local sales, parlor events, and a church funeral. Other items cover travels to Greeley and New England, local parlor activities, and a Hawaiian tour recap. Remaining entries note bowling, floral specials, rummage sale, and assorted social updates.
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Ernest Potter
Plan Children Day Service at Local Church
The First Assembly of God Church hosts a children's day service featuring puppets films magic tricks and stories. All are invited to the 10 90 ayn service. Notable figures Freddie Frog Alfred ta Hippo and Cookie Monster are named among Children’s Church participants.
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first_assembly of God Church
Army may oust 2500 career officers over 18 year rule
In Texas Famuuy reports 2500 career officers face discharge to prevent reaching 20 years for pension. Army majors Richard Wall and Jack Park, with combat medals, rail against short service time and demand reconsideration. Wall cites 17 years 11 months. Park awaits promotion review delaying severance. Promotions group seeks Jan 1 discharge delays while review boards and lawsuits press for action.
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Famuuy
Tex
UPI
Richard Wall
Jack Park
Wall
Park
Korea
Vietnam
Army Department
Dallas
Army
Martin Hoffmann
City Briefs Plan Meeting in Valley Rayhouse
The Playhouse Plate Valley Rayhouse will meet at 8 pm Monday October 13 in the Savings and Loan community room. The agenda includes baspat hy, plans for the next presentation, and a workshop in scene design.
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Playhouse
Plate Valley
Rayhouse
Savings and Loan
Baspathy
Hearst lawyers claim concern over hate mail
Attorneys for Patricia Hearst express worry for her safety amid hate mail and public resentment. Lawyer Al Johnson says there is evidence of threats and notes Hearst’s differing view of facts. He and co council plan investigations into her kidnapping and alleged radical shift as psychiatrists assess her mental capacity.
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Hearst
Patricia Hearst
al Johnson
Miss Hearst
Johnson
F. Lee Bakey
Bailey
West coast storm dumps snow and rain across regions
A broad autumn storm eased into Canada after dumping five inches of snow in North Dakota. West coast gusts reached 40 mph whitening the Sierra high elevations and triggering travel advisories while Gale warnings covered the northern and central Pacific coast. Rain was reported in San Rafael as clouds spread over the Rockies and thundershowers rattled parts of Illinois Indiana and Missouri.
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West Coast
Sierras
California
Pacific Coast
San Rafael
Calif
Rockies
North Dakota
Canada
Ilinois
Indiana
Kansas
Missouri
Florida
Hospital Births and Transfers in Nebraska Area
Transfer: Mrs Margaret Schumacher from Columbus to Clarkson Hospital Omaha. Birth: Daughter to Gary and wife at 1970 37th Avenue eight pounds nine ounces on October 9. Birth: Son to John and wife at Ulysses nine pounds eighteen ounces on October 6. Names include Paulson Albion Carl Kloke Kevin Wieser Mrs Earl Luetkenhaus and son Mrs Edith Wolta Columbus Frank McMeckin Shelby Bahns Theofil Cech Schuyler Frank Petrzelka Mrs Edna Saalfeld North Bend Duane Bender Humphrey Butler County Hospital.
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Paulson
Albion
Carl Kloke
Kevin Wieser
Columbus
Earl Luetkenhaus
Edith Wolta
Frank McMeckin
Shelby
Margaret ‘Schumacher
Clarkson Hospital
Omaha
Gary Bock
37Th ‘Avenue
Butler County Hospital
John Makovicka
Ulysses
Deaths and Funerals October 10 1975 Kozak Moore Anderson Dunder
Funeral notices list James Edward Kozak, Levi Moore, Lars N Anderson, and Sophia Bander. Kozak obituary notes a ccar train crash near Colum with service at St Anthony. Moore obituary cites a Howells farmer with military honors. Anderson services set Genoa United Methodist Church. Bander memorial at Svoboda Funeral Home Schuyler. Surviving family members and locations include Fullerton Duncan Howells Lincoln Norfolk and Prague.
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Kozak
St. Anthony Catholic Church
James Edward Kozak
Richland
Platte-Colfax
Colum
Laurin
St Bonaventure Cemetery
McKown
Mit Kerk
K. Kozak
United Parcel Service
Fullerton
Alphonse E. and
Helen
Dubas) Kozak
Air Force
Angeline ‘A. Bialas
Scott Afb
Belleville
St.Anthony Parish
Christine
James Je
Paul T
Duncan
Dennis F
Germany
Raymond L
Thomas
Columbus
Jim
Barbara) Smith
Silver Creek
Kenneth Dorothy Liss
Mheresa Kozak
Helen Kool Dee
Schuyler
Larry
Beatrice
Thomas and
Allen
Howells
Levi Jr
Omaha
Mary Ann
Lincoln
Karen
San Antonio
Tex
Mike
Shirley) Christensen
Council’ Bluffs
Towa
Dennis
Candy) Martin
Platte Center
Barbara
Earl of
Dunder
Svoboda
Sophia Bander
Prague
North Bend
Audrey Scott
Killian
Morse Bluff
Saunders County
Fred Dunder
Wahoo
Schuyler Central crowns King and Queen at pep rally
King candidates Leigh Schmale Dick Seckman Jim McNally Joe Langemeier and Jim Yonrad competed as finalists while Queen candidates Joan Zelenda Carol Karda Kerri Schmidt Sandy Novak and Janet Chronister vied for the crown. Coronation held Thursday night with Jim Nally named Sing and Kerri Schmidt queen. A 300 meter outside rally preceded events as students decorated halls and a pep club honor guard of twenty one girls assisted. The King and Queen will reign at Friday’s pep rally and the football game against Seward Bluejays with escorts from S club members. The homecoming dance follows in the gym with a semi formal open to Schuyler Central students and their dates.
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Schuyler
Schuyler Central High School
Jim Nally
Leonard McNally
Sing
Kerri Schmidt
Leonard Schmidt
King
Leigh Schmale
Dick Seckman
Jim McNally
Joe Langemeier
Jim Yonrad
Joan Zelenda
Carol ‘Karda
Sandy Novak
Janet Chronister
Warriors
Seward Bluejays
S Club
Bob Faltys
Mike Grubbs
Rick Mayhew
Ron Misek
Jeff Reinecke
Kevin Starkl
Craig Svoboda
Schuyler Central
Tign
Club
Udall criticizes Ford tax plan at Nebraska stop
Rep Morris Udall told about 200 students at the University of Nebraska Lincoln that President Ford is playing games with a 28 billion tax cut prioritizing business and the wealthy over the poor. He urged spending cuts of 58 billion and accused the administration of letting oil firms shape policy. He criticized unemployment actions and urged breaking up oil interests including refinery-retailer separation. Udall was greeted by Lt Gov Gerald Whalen and former Gov Frank Morrison as security for the Lincoln visit was tight.
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Ramon F. Casas
Lincoln
Neb
UPL
Morris K. Udall
D-Ania
University of Nebraska Lincoln
Ford
Udall
Bute
Idall
Arizona Democrat
Secret Service
United States
Gerald Whalen
Frank B.morrison
Ford ‘Administration
Two-Car Crash Near Schuyler Sends Two to Hospital
A two car collision seven miles north and three percent east of Schuyler sent Ruth R. Cassell of Fremont and David K. Perrin of rural Rogers to Fremont Hospital after the rear end collision on a county road. Cassell's vehicle was declared a total loss and Perrin’s car sustained major damage. Deputies report Perrin’s headlights were off at impact and both Fremonter passengers reported back injuries. Debbie Perrin sustained minor injuries.
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Schuyler
Pam
Fremont
Sherif Wayne Steele
Ruth R. Cassell
David K. Perrin
Rogers
Cassell
Young Perrin
Perrin
Fremont Hospital
UFO followers may be in Nebraska
Colorado authorities report about 20 Oregon residents, apparently seeking a better life on another planet, passed through Bonny Dam area near Burlington October 1 then moved on to Nebraska. Leaders spoke of a kingdom of the Father, while others tracked the group around Colorado National Monument and at a reservoir camp before continuing their caravan toward an alleged extraterrestrial pickup.
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Denver
UPI
Colorado
Oregon
Nebraska
Doug Greene
Bonny’ Dam
Burlington
Frank Lamb
Steene
Lamb
Newport
Ore
Earth
Greene
Colorado National Monument
Grand Junction
Colorado-Utah
Lavar Johnston
Johnston
Robert Beaton
Jai
Ranger
Hem
Benton
County Court Docket Highlights Local Reckless Driving Actions
In Shelby Keith Jurrens faces a $16 ruling while Niobrara’s Stephen Rische is linked to a $5 case. Jacquelyn Herink and Ronald Schaf appear in proceedings with Leigh and Mentaeer tied to reckless driving charges and fines of $50 and $410 respectively. Harold aigs wa listed among docket items.
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Keith Jurrens
Shelby
Stephen Rische
Niobrara
Jacquelyn Herink
Ronald Schaf
Leigh
Mentaeer
Harold Aigs Wa
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W. E. Blake
Hazel ‘Hbrunner
Ensign
Thomas Deyke
Benjie
Virginia Beach, Va
Melvin
Tim Tarnick
Kearney
IMS City Directory
the Book Center &Hallmark Shop
Micek
Richard L. Luttman
Hennings
Minn
Paul Arnold
Luttman
St. John Lutheran Church
Minnesota
Starting Gate Lounge
Sun
Julie & the Sunsets
V.P.W
Gunnar Clausen
Greeley, Colo
Linda
University of Northern Colorado
Columbus Beauty College
Triche & Uniferm
13Th St
Ana
Wesley McDonald
Janet
New England States
Tim McDonald
Southwick
Mass
Windsor Locks
Conn
KJSK
Herman Brakenhoff
Robert Holtz
St. Paul, Minn
Eagles Club
Harold Neemeyer
Beverly Jean
Roy Lake
Parks Family
Ta- Ha-Zooka Park
Norfolk
Anderson Floral CO
Knights OF Columbus
K-C Hall
6Th St
Gary Laughlin
Scott and
Joe
Shenandoah, Iowa
L. E. Minette
Lesiaks Sun
Micek’s Bar
Merle Brown
Jerry Sedlacek
Hawaiian Islands
Oahu
Hawai
Gladys Breidert
Clarence’ Breidert
Rapid City
S.D
Western Aires
Dee St. James
USA
Columbus Bowl
Trinity Lutheran
Ktugem
Naworemy Seleuieu
Muriians
Cara Rary
American Legion Auxiliary
the Legion Hall
Rhursaay
King's Parking Lot
Glenn Loseke
36Th ‘Avenue
Bernice Finder
26Th Avenue
23Rd Street
23Rd Avenue
Marjorie Eldred
Red Cloud
Ridenour
John O. Hansen
Barbara A
Sane
Norway
St Harmony
CDA
KC Hall
Trinity Lutheran Church
Lions Club
Mike Jacons
The
Columbus Hide and Metal Co
Lions
Columbus Area Choir
Federated Church
Ring Books
Humane Society
United Press Intent
Rep
Rus
Jaws
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