13 Oct 1972
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1972
Page
1
Read the daily signs with advice on cooperation, finances, and personal conduct. Taurus to Aquarius receive guidance on communication, appearance, home life, driving safety, career steps, and planning with experts for future goals. A birthday child is noted for potential talent in property, stock market, or business management.
The text describes a Warn Salds Co device from Scattle that appears to be a mechanical warming or tracking setup. It attaches to a shaft and uses centrifugal force to keep components in place as the shaft spins. If speed changes or stops, balls move and trigger an alarm electrically or audibly via a chrome cover.
The Core Telegram announces its Columbus Nebraska office at 1254 27th Avenue and details subscription rates by carrier for Columbus and surrounding counties, plus mail rates and change of address procedures.
The HUMPHREY Columba Zone of the Lutheran Womens Missionary League held its fall rally Sunday at the city auditorium with 115 attendees. Marlene Wilke, district president, opened the meeting as Mrs. Walter Harms welcomed guests. Rev. Wayne C. Schroeder led devotions and prayers. Guest speaker Mrs. Raymond Briggeman of Luka Kan chaired the Christian Growth committee. St Peter Church Ladies Aid hosted the event and served lunch. A social afternoon followed at Creston Country Club hosted by Mrs. Paul Gorman.
A humorous AP styled piece notes how some people seem luckier and suggests signs of a born winner. It cites examples from social life, education, work, and family as evidence of extraordinary luck and nonchalance in facing chances, ending with a Platte Center Cub Scouts meeting announced for Sunday at the town auditorium led by den mother Mrs. Delmar Vaik.
Lincoln AP reports Duane Schmidt head of Nebraska driver education says federal report showing a minimum passing score and funding risks highlights problems. He cites lack of field specialists, non mandatory status, and 78 percent participation as issues and urges making the program mandatory and tightening teacher certification.
Leigh first meeting of the Colfax County Education Association was a dinner meeting at the Tri County Club House Monday evening. Dave Burck of Howells, president, showed a film strip about services available through the Nebraska State Education Association. The gathering served as a get acquainted event and the time and place for the next meeting will be announced later.
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