Beatrice football broadcast and social notes Sunday items
Local personals list visits from Bu Randall and T Lambert from Ainsworth en route from Munich where Lambert coaches. Guests include families in Beatrice with trips to Yellowstone and Wisconsin, Chicago, and Atchison. Also notices about a steak feed, college enrollments, a radio broadcast tonight, and social happenings at bars and salons.
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Randall
T. Lambert
Ainsworth
Carroll Devil
Munich
Germany
U.S
Finalized plans for church bazaar at St. Francis Church
Miss Marie Chevrier told Christian Mothers Society about her travels in France and other countries as final bazaar plans were drawn up. The St. Francis bazaar, set for October 1, heard treasurer reports and sewing results totaling 31,799.16 with 183 pillowcases and 54 quilts completed. Prizes were awarded to members, and GACCW convention attendees were reminded.
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Andy Weis
GACCW
Mmes
Nell Kruse
Tom Koseh
Ernest Tomasciew2
Carroll Magsamen
Don Frauendorfer
Vincent Zach
Jene Schaecher
Ann Frauendorfer
Dan Keller
Balland Chevrier
St Edward parish hosts school staff supper in church basement
St Edward Catholic parish hosted the St Edward Public Schools staff for an annual covered dish evening in the church basement. Father Duane Lukes welcomed attendees while Spt Frank Williams introduced teachers spouses and personnel. High prize winners were Mrs Steve Senff and Ray Fonda with lows Mrs Bill Sillan and DA Iwira. A dessert lunch closed the event.
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Af. Edward
St. Edward Catholic
St. Edward Public
Duane Lukes
Spt
Frank Williams
Steve Senff
Ray Fonda
Bill Sillan
Iwira
Deaths and funerals end of era for Schilz and others
Funeral and burial details for Harold Schilz 59 of David City after a lengthy illness. Services at St Joseph Church Platte Center with burial at St Patrick Cemetery. In state at McKown Funeral Home Columbus rosary tonight. Also notices for George A Eschler 83 Rising City and Val Shonka 1 Columbus with services, burial and memorials. Includes family survivors and prior residences.
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Schilz
Harold Schilz
David City
St .Joseph Church
Platte Center
John Stargstka
St. Patrick
McKown
Columbus
Platte County
Mathew
Macy Hilliard
St. Anthony
Schilt
David
City
Raymond
Nomer
Edward
Ruth
Leonard Krings
Albert Schmidt
Flavian Shemek
Lawrence Granenthal
Floyd Weik
Delmar Weik
National observance planned by Catholic Daughters
David City Catholic Daughters met to plan a national observance set for October 15. Key assignments for recall activities went to Mines Jim Redler Hanen Lyons and Jerry Menke with several appointments announced including Rev. Charles Swanson as state CDA chaplain and Mrs Nicholas Klein as local regent and leadership chair. A reception for new members was scheduled during the October 10 meeting.
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David City
Catholic Daughters of America
Mines
Jim Redler
Hanen Lyons
Jerry Menke
Charles Swanson
Omaha
CDA
Ann Dickdl
Columbus, Hermphrey and
Wahoe
Francis Killz
West Point
San Salvat
Police Court fines total for 28 cited in Columbus list
Twenty eight defendants from Columbus and nearby areas paid fines and court costs for speeding and traffic violations. Notable names include Anthony Schieffer, Terri Adams, Erin Lovell, Donald Mather, Lyle Stubbert, and Yvonne Mimick. Two individuals, George Vanderveer and Donald Miller, were jailed for intoxication.
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Columbus
Anthony B. Schieffer
Terri J. Adams
Erin G. Lovell
Robert B. Ganka
Donald Ddulkowski
Donald R. Mather
Lyle M. Stubbert
Yvonne K. Mimick
Charles Messersmith
Michael A. _Malmstrom
Bradley Melson
Jos R Bartak
Charles.j. Massersmith
Gerald’ D. van Dyke
Humphrey
Allan D. Long Creston
Monroe
Dale H. Brinkman
John A. Szelag
Dale C. Boesch
Bruce A. Peterson
David W. Went
Alfred E. Dickey
Tom L. Ronene
Kevin
South Dakota
Donald J. Miller
Norfolk
Promotion for Lt Edward Shotkoski in Kornwestheim Germany
Kenneth A Shotkoski 21 son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Shotkoski St Edward was promoted to Army Specialist Four while serving with the 7th Engineer Brigade in Germany He is a heavy equipment mechanic in the Bridage s 3rd Engineer Company HIRD Battalion in Kornwestheim Entered the Army December 1971 and completed basic at Fort Leonard Wood He is a 1969 graduate of St Edward High School.
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Kornwestheim
Germany
Kenneth A. Shotkoski
Thomas Shotkoski
St. Edward
7Th Engineer
Sper. Shotkoski
Bridage
Hird Engineer
Ft. Leonard Wood, A
Class leaders selected for ALBIGN high school 1972-73
The list of class officers shows seniors Tom Finley as president Hilary Mullin as vice president Julie Shaver as secretary and Terry Clark as treasurer. Juniors are Daryl Greff president Michelle Kunzman vice president Dave Beckwith secretary Jill Beierman treasurer. Sophomores Dan Oliveraus president Laura Kunzman vice president Randy Michael secretary Denise Park. Freshmen Randy Spiegel president Dennis Michael vice president Chris Conrad secretary Tara Levander.
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Albign
Tom Finley
Hilary Mullin
Julie Shaver
Terry Clark
Daryl Greff
Michelle Kunzman
Dave Beckwith
Jill Beierman
Dan Oliveraus
Laura Kunzman
Randy Michael
Denise Park
Randy Spiegel
Dennis
Carpet fund started by Albion church women
The Women's Missionary Society of the Church of God in Albion voted Tuesday to start a carpet fund for the church sanctuary. President Mrs. Francis Coleman led prayers and readings at Mrs. Gene Laudenklos home, with poems, meditation, hymnals orders, and funds sent to mission stations.
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Albion
Women's Missionary Society of the Church of God
Gene Laudenklos
Francis Coleman
Ella Brown
Laudenklos
David Sealey
William Bulmer
Caleman
NPPD Offers Crow Targets to Replace Insulator Shooting
Nebraska Public Power District repeats offering free crow targets in all offices to curb insulator damage from hunting and vandalism. Spokesmen say targeting crows reduces repair costs and revenue loss, though incidents like three youths injured by a hot wire near Norfolk highlight ongoing risks.
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Nebraska
Nppds
NPPD
Norfolk
Grops-Soils Field Day Set Sept 18 at Mead Field Lab
University of Nebraska specialists will discuss soybean variety breeding sorghum breeding and hybrid evaluation at the Mead Field Lab Agronomy Section one half mile east of Fourth Street and Avenue D. The afternoon sessions cover sorghum yield ideas fertilizer timing and soil management with topics including yields from soybeans and crop sequence impacts on production.
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Mead Field Lab
Fourth Street
Avenue D
University of Nebraska
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals List
Behrens Memorial Hospital reports admissions for Roger Garbers William Bianchini Stephen George Mrs Anne Olson Norvint Sclwank Columbus Bruce Nelson and Newman Grove. Dismissals include Terry Daniel Mrs Adan Boswell Mrs Nellie Luckey Mrs Kenneth McFarland Columbus Mrs Robert Plankinton and son at St Mary Hospital. Mountain lion births noted at about twelve inches long and one pound at birth.
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Behren Memorial Hospital
Roger Garbers
William Bianchini
Stephen George
Anne Olson
Norvint Sclwank
Columbus
Bruce Nelson
Newman Grove
Terry Daniel
Adan Boswell
Nellie Luckey
Kenneth McFarland
City Briefs and Local Notices Mixed in Weekly Dispatch
Police picked up a black lab near Park View Trailer Court. A menagerie of dogs in the pound includes an off white female, three house-broken bupples, a large black and white dog, a black parts poodle and two part shepherds. League of Women Voters meets Monday at 7:30 pm at Mrs. Lorene Tredway’s home to discuss amendments. Marriage license filed for Dale Boesch and Joan Huettner to wed Sept 23 at St Francis Church. Platte College offers two credit extension courses in education history and zoology or civil engineering with organizational meeting Sept 18. Harold Ebel transferred from Clarkson to Hehten Memorial Hospital. County nurses club meets Monday. Parents without Partners hosts potluck Saturday 7 pm. Archery club Pawned Bowmen announces general meeting Sunday at 7 pm with officer elections. Scotus Central and Lakeview School notes include game plan details. Lions Club program features Charley, Columbus Board of Education president, at Monday noon meeting.
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Shonka
Finneral
Val
Alyce M.) Shonka
71St Avenue
St. Anthony Catholic Church
Laurin Buzynski
Bonaventure Cemetery
McKown Funeral Chapel
Behlen Memorial Hospital
Rosalyn Goodley
Alice Marie Selden
Denver
Marian Toomey
Ann Arbor
Mich
Bedward Penas Or Ord
Dorothy Simanck
Walker
Iowa
Frank and
Mary Hosck Penas
American Cancer Society
Humane
Park View Trailer Court
University, of Nebraska
Lincoln
Platter College
United States
Jerry Lee
Platte College
GOP Meeting Set for Lincoln Airport Holiday Inn
The Republican State Central Committee schedules a morning meeting at the Airport Holiday Inn in Lincoln Nebraska on September 30 announced by Chairman Milan Bish.
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Beverly Schroeder
Republican State Executive Committee
First National Bank
Lincoln
Neb
Republican State Central Committee
Milan Bish
Unusual western set for Columbus theater season
A unique western called Blindmaan heads to the Columbus Theater Sunday through Wednesday with Lloyd Batista and Agneta Eckemyr in a headlining cast. Producers bill the production as featuring 80 of the world’s most beautiful women and a sightless hero who drives the plot with courage and violence. He contracts with Texas miners to transport their mail order brides as a ruthless bandit steals them, and with the aid of a seeing eye horse aims to recapture his property.
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Tony
Anthony
Ringo-Starr
Columbus Theater
Lloyd” Batista
Agneta Eckemyr
Texas
Blindmalt
Tricky Weather Tour Spurs Rain Folklore Tale
Tricia Cox, daughter of President Nixon, led a New Jersey State Mail tour amid looming rain. Wisconsin Dells tobacco rituals were cited as a charm to keep the rain away, observed by fairgoers and local onlookers during Thursday events.
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Trenton
Tricia Cox
Nixon
New Jersey
Wisconsin Dells
Wis
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Butch) Eschler
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