Hospital Births and Admissions Noted Across Several Local Families
Births listed at St. Mary Hospital include a daughter to Gary M. Frederick and wife at 2200 17th Street, eight pounds six ounces, Sept. 5. a daughter to Donald Bell and spouse at Rt. 1 Genoa, six pounds four ounces, Sept. 5. Paul A. Dohmen at 3026 34th Avenue, five pounds one ounce, Sept. 6. Gary Keeshan at 2455 13th Avenue, eight pounds four ounces, Sept. 6. and a son to Kerry Smith and wife at 1503 1th Street, eight pounds seven ounces, Sept. 6. Admissions include Kenry Gates, Oscar Mueller, Connie Schlautman, and others. dismissals list multiple individuals in nearby towns. Behlen Memorial Hospital also records one admission and one dismissal. A UCLA study reports 58 percent of a sample of 26 drivers admitted sleeping at the wheel during long drives.
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St. Mary Hospital
Gary M. Frederick
17Th Street
Donald Bell
Genoa
Paul A. Dohmen
34Th Avenue
Gary Keeshan
13Th Avene
Kerry Smith
1Th Street
University of California
Los Angeles
Demolition Moves Ahead as Bellwood Builds New
Labor Day saw continued demolition in the Bellwood business district. Robert R. and Robert M. Bell began at dawn tearing down the old drug store while the Qborny family removed the old case. Guests at Audrey Kreizinger’s wedding anniversary photographed the remains, recalling childhood memories.
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Bellwood
Robert R
Robert M. Bell
Qborny
Audrey Kreizinger
Jack Stemper
Lincoln
Bill Mansfield
Florida
Don Peck
Ft. Collins
Cole
Oldigs Gather from Wide Area in Annual Meet
The annual Oldigs gathering was held at the Irl County Recreation Area with 40 relatives attending. Notable attendees included Dr. and Mrs. William Oldigs of Tucson Arizona and relatives from Lyons Wisner Newton Grove Lindsay Columbus Monroe Fremont Omaha Bellevue Nebraska City Papillion Leigh. Dr. and Mrs. William Oldigs hosted a luncheon in their trailer at Tri County Monday noon for guests including Mrs. Wannah Oldigs Mrs. Joh Oldigs and Mrs. Rikus Rosendahl.
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Leigh
Oldigs
I'rl County
Wiliam Oldigs
Tucson
Ariz
Lyons
Wisner
Newton Grove
Lindsay
Columbus
Monroe
Fremont
Omaha
Bellevue
Nebraska City
Papillion
William Oldigs
Tri-County
Wannah Oldigs
Joh Oldigs
Rikus Rosendahl
Ladies' Guild Reports at Colfax County Fair Meeting
Reports on serving meals were presented by the Ladies' Guild of the First United Church of Christ at the Colfax County Fair September meeting. Mrs Edwin Calhes gave devotions on Faith, noting the rain prayer. Guests Mines Joe Hamernik Sr Rudolph Hobza Sr Oliver Johnson Sr and Henry Beck attended with hostesses Mrs Leonard Hobal and Mrs Frank Smejkal serving lunch.
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Leigh
Colfax
Ladies’ Guild
The
First United Church of Christ
Edwin Calhes
Burwell
Camp Kateo
Leonard Hobal
Frank Smejkal
Mines
Joe Hamernik
Rudolph Hobza
Oliver Johnson
Henry Beck
Bloodmobile Visit Planned at City Hall
Red Cross bloodmobile will be in town Wednesday and Thursday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the city hall. Mrs Margaret Senseke says the service will be available to residents during the two day drive.
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Red Cross
City Hall
Ave
Margaret Senseke
Eheieintan
Otto Fisher to celebrate 91st birthday in Albion
Otto Fisher Sr. will celebrate his 91st birthday at home with neighbor Mrs. Robert Hartford also honored. Fisher, active in a wheelchair, loves radio and football and believes the Cornhuskers will have a great season. He farmed many years and preaches Do unto others as he shares stories of kindness. He has three sons Otto Jr Herman Melvin and three daughters in Oregon.
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Albion
Otto Fisher
Robert
Ruth
Otto Jr
Herman
Melvin
Laughters
Rudy Brandt
Roberlassell
Apalding
Oregon
Chris Kosch Injured in Sunday Highway Crash
Chris Kosch age 2 from Lincoln sustained minor injuries in an early Sunday crash south of David City on Highway 15. Deputy Wallis Kalgore said the northbound car rolled at least twice and landed in a west ditch. He was taken to David City Hospital for facial cuts and bruises. the car was demolished.
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David City
Chris Kosch
Lincoir
Here
Butler County
Wallis Kalgore
Kosch
David City Hospital
Warning label pesticide far less toxic than poison
The National Safety Council notes a pesticide labeled warning is about one tenth as toxic as poison. A teaspoon of such pesticide could kill a child, highlighting the danger despite the lower toxicity category.
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National Safety Council
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Kenry Gates
Oscar Mueller
Ernest Kingston
Connie Schlautman
Larry Griffiths
Nancy McKay
Dale Gehring
Charlotte Hahn
Benard Sokol
Duncan
Adolph Studnicka
Humphrey
Alice Fisher
Alliance
Ida Loveless
Richland
Laura Cook
Harold Gleason
Denise Torezon
Platte Center
Robert Robak
Thomas Elms
Silver Creek
Robert Bray
Sioux City
Iowa
Brian Hill
Rockport
Tex
Carroll Greber
Susie Scanlon
Schuyler
Carroll Gerber
Verne Hoes
Exuil Novak
John Ziemba
Gary Porter
Adeline Johnston
Behlen Memorial Hospital
Edith Seldon
Rising City
William Husely
Madison
Lorrie Johannes
Higgins Milling Company
Telegram
Peck
Edna Hiller
Lawn
Carl Efraimsen
Emil Jarecki
A —Ambour Really Co
26Th Ave
Cal
Bloodmobile
Columbus, Nebraska
United Press International
Ea Urua Uts
H&r Block
H&k
T.G. & ¥. Stores Company
Golden “T
Jesigs
al Belh
General Electric
BIG Buy
Shep
Lew Pricet
Limia
Big
Avalon
Mayfair Bathroom
Norsk
Covitatissa
Pai
U.S. 30 Center
Saftey
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