Harvest Moon Festival and Local Notices Highlight Weekend
Out of town relatives joined the Loseke anniversary celebration and a broad sweep of community notices cover harvest moon festival events, barbershop hours, campus scholarships, a funeral, and local visits. Notables include Diane and David Loseke in Kansas and Doane College. a harvest moon bazaar at Agricultural Park on Oct 24. scholarships for nursing students at the University of Nebraska. and a funeral for Arnold Ernst with out of town relatives attending. Also listed are dance events, auctions, and restaurant specials around Columbus and area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenz Loseke
Mark Loseke
Lexington
David W. Loseke
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Diane Loseke
Doane College
Crete
Mary Jo Beno
ST. Anthony
Agricultural Park Bazaar
Diane Hooley
Katrina Tarnick
Columbus
University of Nebraska College of Nursing
AG Park
Three christened at Grace Church
Three baptisms occurred at Grace Episcopal Church with Rev. Phillip Harris officiating. Jessica Marie Albracht and Tabatha Kay Larsen received godparents, and Eric Porter Miyoshi was also baptized with Rosemary Miyoshi and Esther Beers as relatives present. Community Women of Grace discussed Nebraska constitutional amendments slated for November ballots. Next meeting set for November 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Episcopal Church
Phillip Harris
Jessica Marie
Gerald Albracht
John Salconer
Howard Powel
Duane Gay
Robert Brega
Tabatha Kay
Roger Larsen
Tabatha
John Miyoshi
Eric Porter
Les Weatherhogg
Dan Miyoshi
Rosemary Miyoshi
Esther Beers
Women of Grace Church
Fred Carlson
Mmes. M. M. Mehring
Howard Christensen
Joseph Zapotocky
Nebraska
Prososki Pleads Guilty in County Court Driving Case
Eddie Prososki of Columbus pleads guilty to second offense DWI and is sentenced to five days in jail a $300 fine and costs and one year license suspension credit for time served plus 27 surplus days at six dollars per day lowering the fine to 138 dollars. Other items list various traffic fines and a forthcoming marriage of Benedict Liss and Janet Christensen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Prososki
Columbus
Larry Carley
South Dakota
Michael Patience
Shelby
Jim Peterson
Michael Novicki
June Rezac
John P. Toof
Steven Schreiber
Michael Spike
Silver Creek
Kim Miller
la Ree Muhsman
Madison
Dennis Paul
Wakefield
Douglas Ranslem
Fremont
William Chleborad
Mary Kaup
Omaha
Richard Zepar
Fremont B
Sertomans Hear GOP Candidate George Johansen for Mayor
George Johansen, Republican candidate for Columbus mayor, pledges to use the city administrator if elected and supports Amendment 6 Part 1 to allow private contracts for public needs. He says he will also devote substantial time as mayor and addresses Sertoma members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Johansen
Columbus
Sertomans
Johansen
Sertomians
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Great Plains
Sertoma Center
Lee Pennington
Gary Jones
Town & Country Realty
Dorothy
Dan Berlin
Tammy Runge
Lakeview
John Mausbach
Scotus 4
Sertoma
Bob Jaeggi
Warren McLaughlin
Council actions approve and deny building moves and street plans
The council denied moving a two story house near Rystrom Engineering and the Boulevard Greens. Del Miller’s plan to relocate Fremont to Columbus was rejected for lack of explanation. G E Behlen gained permission to move a storage building. James A Baldwin became manager of Liquor Mart Inc. and bids were sought for a four wheel street sweeper. One way alleys between 24th and 27th Aves from 12th to 13th St were not changed to two way. Stop signs were approved at four intersections. A bid of 25995 from Anderson Fire Equipment Omaha for a new ambulance crash unit was accepted. Steenbock Oil Co bid six months of petroleum. A new water sewer pickup bid was let. City to pay the cost difference for 8 inch versus 10 inch sewer line on North 18th Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Miller
Rystrom Engineering
Boulevard Greens
Fremont
Columbus
del Miller
Planning Commission
Council
G.E. Behlen
Wagner Lakes
James A. Baldwin
Liquor Mart, Inc
24Th Avenue
27Th Avenue
12Th Street
13Th Street
35Th Avenue
27Th Street
34Th Street
33Rd Avenue
26Th Street
7Th Avenue
23Rd Street
Anderson Fire Equipment of
Omaha
Anderson
Steenbock
Dog catcher vote ends animal control in Schuyler
Schuyler votes 4-2 to suspend animal control services until spring leaving the city without a dog catcher. The measure followed winter part time considerations. Mayor Salak says the contractor will be contacted about sewer-damage repairs cited by resident William Sima. A police officer noted the gas bill pass along increase of 9.3 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuyler
William Sima
West 11
Russell Salak
Sima
Mark Bohaty
John Ternes
Woman at Alderson Pleads Guilty to Ford Threat
An inmate at Alderson federal Prison for Women pleaded guilty to writing letters threatening President Ford and a Secret Service agent. She warned of digging a grave for Ford and is set for sentencing in federal court on November 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W.va
UPI
Federal Prison For Women At
Alderson
Ford
Secret Service
Regional strike threatens holiday mail across 15 Eastern states
A UPS regional strike delays parcel handling from Maine to South Carolina, except New York City area, raising bulk mail volume nationwide. Postal officials report a 40 percent rise in sacks and 25 percent in parcels, with a 95 percent jump in nonmachinable mail outside the strike zone as overtime and extra shifts are deployed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
United Parcel Service
Postal Service
UPS
California
William F. Bolger
Maine
Vermont
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
New York City
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
West Virginia
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
District of Columbia
Debra Cresson Begins Army Training at Fort Jackson
Debra Cresson daughter of Mr and Mrs Cresson Bellwood left for active duty October 18 After eight weeks of basic training at Fort Jackson D C she will stay on to attend the Army food service school SSG Tom Bitzel local representative says enlistment under the army picking your job program For more information call 564-0015 or visit 2712 13th Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debra Cresson
Scotus Central Catholic Board Reelects Nosal President
Jack Nosal was reelected president of the Scotus Central Catholic board of directors at a Tuesday meeting. William Merrill was chosen vice president. Principal Ed Hittner announced parent teacher conferences set for Thursday October 28 from 1 30 to 5 30 pm and 6 30 to 8 30 pm with students off that afternoon and the following day for a teacher workshop in Norfolk. No hot lunch will be served. Rev James Buschelman reported letters sent to grade schools asking for a committee member to work with Steve Jahn and the Scotus board on the Music for America program. Superintendent and Principal Rule 14 and the NABLES testing program will be coordinated by Catholic elementary schools and Scotus High School. The board agreed to meet on the fourth Tuesday of future months with the next meeting set for November 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Nosal
Scotus Central Catholic Board of Directors
William Merrill
Ed Hittner
Norfolk
James Buschelman
Steve Jahn
Scotus Board
Catholic
Scotus High School
Jaycees Sponsor Halloween Party and Costume Contest
Columbus Jaycees announce a Halloween event for children ages 2 to 10. The party runs 5 to 6 p.m. Sunday October 31 at the National Guard Armory with prizes games and treats. Members may provide additional information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycees
Columbus Jaycees
National Guard
Bus Tour Seats Still Open for Platte County Event
Platte County Livestock Feeders Auxiliary reports seats remain for the Oct. 27 bus tour. Contact the Extension office by Friday to reserve. Kiwanis Club hosts Friday noon meeting with a program on the president's conference and committee chair reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platte County
Kiwanis Club
Hospital Report Admissions and Birth Announcement
The report lists admissions including Mrs Morris Robert Mrs Lawrence Henggeler Theodore Thompson in Columbus Mrs Edward Kemper St Edward Mrs William Hassebrook Platte Center Brian King Lindsay Theodore Gottsch Mrs Stuart Huber Robert Batts Faye Seckman Columbus. Birth: a son to Mr and Mrs Edward Beller at 2160 44th Avenue weighing seven pounds fourteen ounces born October 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Robert
Lawrence Henggeler
Theodore Thompson
Columbus
Edward Kemper
St. Edward
William Hassebrook
Platte Center
Brian King
Lindsay
Theodore Gottsch
Stuart Huber
Robert Batts
Faye Seckman
Edward Beller
44Th Avenue
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Eagles
Tempo
Phillips 66
Micek
Vilma Toufar
Dick Richards
Huntington Beach
Calif
Columbus Telegram
Hawaii
Federated Church
Niobrara Presbyterial
Primrose
Harold Wise
Ruth Bridgewater
Lee Hicks
Arch Gustafson
David Sickmeier
H. P. Ziegenbein
AG Park 2
VFW
FRY Hitchens Legion Club
Perm
Darlene’s Beauty Shop
Westminster
Arnold Ernst
Alvin Ernst
Las Vegas
Nev
Donald Voll
Chaska
Minn
Ralph Ernst
Jim Ernst
John Burr
Hastings
Oliver Korte
Minneapolis
Roma Spragg
Leonard Miller
Walker, Minn
Harold
11Th Street
Mike C. Paproke
Portland, Ore
Dennis Paprocki
Cornlea
Cuttor & Chohon
Thurston's
Fritz
Gene’s
Esquire
Carta’s
Lynn Hansen
Sioux Falls
S.D
Ron Steenbocks
Ruth (Wegner) Frerichs
JoAnn
Beauty Land
Grace Church
Brenda S. Bierman
26Th Avenue
Mildred M. Wurdeman
7Th Street
Benedict A. Liss
Duncan
Janet M. Christensen
Trinity Lutheran Church
GOP
Bt Melo
Vg Tas
23Rd St
Columbus, Nebr
Leisey As
Night Dance
St. Cou
Lindsay Manufacturing
Pawnee Park
Gus Viergutz
Izaak Walton
U. S. Postal Service
Vernon L. Zimmerman
Eastern Star—Dist
CES
Masonic Temple
Irvin Papa
Columbus Hospital
Sandy Cobe
David Baughn
Colof
Hellcats
Ross Hagen
Dee Buffy
Eo LS
Marty Dom Feldman Deluise
Acta
Terry Crew Sox
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