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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1976
Page
11
Mr and Mrs Brian Kluck of Richland are the parents of a daughter born this morning at Lincoln General Hospital. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Fred Kluck Sr and Mr and Mrs Elmer Petsch of Columbus. Also notes on local visits and business openings appear in this period line.
Crazy about quilts? Visit the quilt booths at the SST Anthony Harvest Moon Fall Festival Bazaar on Sunday October 24 at AG Park. Local crafters display handmade quilts, with community groups offering demonstrations and sales.
Family bowling is back on Sunday mornings from 10 to 12 30 at Boulevard Lanes. Rent-a-Lane is $2 50 per hour. The notice also reports the second birthday of Renee Tuma daughter of Mr and Mrs Ronald Tuma celebrated with a dinner and lists numerous family guests including great grandmother Mrs John Mimick and several Stachura and Tuma relatives.
Kava's Orchestra provides music for the Pioneer Ballroom Masquerade Dance in Silver Creek on Saturday October 23 1991 with prizes totaling 247 2p. Mr and Mrs Leo Heimer of St Paul Minnesota return from a visit with Mr and Mrs Henry Weinhoff. Gregory Gerald Steiner baptized at St Anthony Church by Rev Laurin Buzynski. sponsors Mr and Mrs Tom Cech. Dinner at Steiner home with relatives from Elmwood Schuyler and DeWitt. Gregory born October 8 at local hospital. Mrs Steiner is Judith Ann Cech auntie and uncle Tom Lakers visits from Rowayton Connecticut. Tom Lakers works with JC Penney New York office.
State Sen. Loran Schmit of Bellwood announced that Agriculture and Environment Committee hearings will continue to gauge local opinion on land use regulation. One session is at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday at the Holiday Inn of Columbus, with focus on Platte County planning and fears of rural loss while arguing for local control over land use. Wednesday's hearing is open to all interested persons.
Admission list includes Mrs. Stuart Huber Mrs. Olga Schoen Francis Andreasen Theodore Gottsch and others in Columbus. Dismissals include Mrs. Robert Micek and family and Verda Barrett. Births reported to Jerry Buggs and Mark Settie on Oct 18. Boone County hospital records a son for Thomas Korus in Lindsay on Oct 17.
A Monday traffic report records a three car collision at 13th Street and 33rd Avenue with drivers Kimberly R. Joiner 16 of Wagner Lake Circle Drive and Patrick W. Young of Rising City. Damages total 1400 dollars and both Joiner and Elston were hospitalized for injuries. A separate Monday incident at Banjo Parlor lot involved a parked car of Bradley Whitefoot 4720 Valleyview Drive sustain 150 dollars damage in a hit run. A Bettendorf Iowa trailer owned by Agridustrial Electronics parked at Farmers Coop Elevator Lindsay suffered about 100 dollars in vandalism. Rod Elm Genoa reports 60 to 80 bushels of shelled corn stolen from wagons in his field after harvest. County court fines list multiple offenders for improper parking, yielding violations, dog at large, overweight plates, speeding and related penalties with varied amounts up to 54 dollars.
Lincoln leaders dominated by State Sen. Loran Schmit of Bellwood with $35,984 in campaign funds. Opponent Erwin F. Matulka reported $4,841 and $1,509 spent. Durand and Simpson led PSC race totals. Regents races show mixed income and expenses among Prokop Waldo Reefoot Seaton Wagner Hansen.
Columbus Telegram city briefs note Fourth Degree meeting for officers and members at Knights of Columbus Hall at 8 p.m. on Wednesday. Eagles Teen club Halloween party 7:15 p.m. Wear Halloween colors. Senior Citizens hold a retirement workshop November 15 to 19 at Columbus Family Y, 9 a.m. to noon, register by Oct. 26. Elmer Miessler discharged from hospital to Omaha area, others still hospitalized after Sept. 25 crash. UMW circles meet with multiple groups, times. Humane Society lists dogs at city pound with contact numbers. Messiah choir organizational meeting for The Messiah at Federated Church Oct. 24. Civil Defense meeting at Loup Power District 7:30 p.m. Story Time at library Thursday for ages 3-5 with name tags. Holiday Dance Club annual meeting at Elks Country Club.
Funeral services for Phoebe L. Morgan will be 11 a.m. Wednesday at St. Paul Lutheran Church Osceola with burial in Osceola Cemetery. Visitation until 9 p.m. today at Kepner Roberts Funeral Home and 9:30–11 a.m. Wednesday at the church. She died in Osceola hospital dying Sept 2, 1882 birth in Osceola. Survived by two stepdaughters and other relatives. Memorial services for Zetta Frieze 93 will be held Saturday in Eugene Oregon.
A UPI dispatch notes the day’s peak temperature in the contiguous United States reached 9 percent degrees at Thermal, with a low of 6 degrees recorded in Laramie Wyoming.
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