David City gains new Telegram correspondent Lucy Bardi
Lucy Bardi is hired as the Telegrams David City correspondent. A May 1975 University of Missouri journalism graduate and former fashion editor at the Columbia Missourian, she will work as a nursing assistant at David Place while covering local news. She lives at 886 E D Street and can be reached at 367 4041.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Bardi
Telegram
David City
Bardi
University of Missouri
Columbia Missourian
Mid-Missouri Mental Health Center
David Place
Keith
E. D Street
All
Hospital Admissions and Births Reported in Columbus Area
Columbus Hospital lists admissions for Mrs. Charles Baumgart Humphrey Dean Hegemann Howells Emma Meyer and others. Births include a son to James Sayers and a son to Douglas Wagner, both on Sept 23, at addresses in Columbus. Transfer noted of Joseph Jasper from Platte Center to Clarkson Hospital Omaha. Boone Co Hospital reports a birth, a daughter to Jerry Seier and wife in Albion on Sept 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Hospital
Charles Baumgart
Humphrey
Dean Hegemann
Howells
Emma Meyer
Columbus
Robert Ring
Kimball
Paul Jenny
George Schmid
Monroe
Leslie Stack
Bellwood
Jason Heesacker
David Schmid
Robert Long
Joseph Jasper
Platte Center
Clarkson Hospital
Omaha
James Sayers
20Th Street
Douglas Wagner
38Th Avenue
Linwood nurse to receive degree at UNMC commencement
Janice R. Tuma of Linwood will earn a bachelor of science in nurse anesthesia at the University of Nebraska Medical Center. Commencement is at 8 p.m. today in the College of Nursing Cooper Auditorium. The listing also includes assorted local notices and social events in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice R. Tuma
Linwood
University of Nebraska Medical Center
College of Nursing
Cooper
Hunter safety attracts 40 in Leigh for youth course
Forty youths aged 11 to 16 attended hunter safety classes September 21 to 23 in the Leigh high school vocational agriculture room. Douglas Pinkley taught the program sponsored by the Leigh Future Farmers of America. Forty participants logged six hours plus a blue rock shoot and written test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LEIGH
Leigh Future Farmers of America
Douglas Pinkley
Tri- County
St Edward Senior Vies for Harvest Queen Honor
Julie Evans a St Edward High School senior has been chosen as queen candidate for the Harvest of Harmony event in Grand Island on October 1 2 She is 1976 77 band president FHA historian copy editor head cheerleader and track member named Who s Who among American High School Students selection adds to her list of school activities and honors.
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ST. Edward
Julie Evans
St. Edward High School
Grand Island
Jerry Evans
Julie
FHA
Columbus Briefs Highlight Local Meetings and Notices
Lions Club to host Larry Rathe new Columbus High basketball coach at Monday noon gathering at Holiday Inn Dr Larry Malicky chairs program. Secretaries Association tours Platte College Tuesday 7 30 pm in Administration Center. Address change Pvt Mark Placzek 506-8240054 Co C 1st BN 3rd BCT BCE Fr Leonard Wood MO 65473. Immanuel Lutheran postpones dedication and open house of office building. Humane Society lists dogs at local pound. Residers Club meets 7 30 pm Monday Equitable room. Helping Hand meets 7 am Tuesday Federated Church AA and Alanoa meet Sundays. Elks Country Club Ladies Stagette lunch 12 30 pm Tuesday. Football Candy Sale Columbus Midget Football League door to door with JayCee aid to fund youth football.
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Lions Club
Larry Rathe
Columbus High School
Holiday Inn
Larry Malicky
Mark A. Placzek
Co. C
Fr. Leonard Wood
Bones in the Human Body Count Reaches Two Hundred Six
United Press International notes that the standard human skeleton comprises 206 bones. This fact highlights the complexity of the anatomy and the distribution of bone structures across the body.
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United Press International
Rezac and Helgoth Die. Rites Set in Nebraska
Agnes Rezac 75 of Schuyler died Thursday in Schuyler Memorial Hospital. Funeral rites Saturday at St Mary Church Schuyler with burial in Sts Peter and Paul Cemetery Abie. Rosary tonight at Svoboda Funeral Home. Retired farmer Charles F Helgoth 82 died at home. funeral Monday at St Bonaventure Church with burial in St Bonaventure Cemetery. Wake Sunday at McKown Funeral Chapel. he served in WWI and is survived by wife four children and 12 grandchildren.
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Helgoth
Charles F. Helgoth
12Th Avenue
Frank Kordek
St. Bonaventure Catholic Church
St. Bonaventure Cemetery
McKown Funeral Chapel
Mr. Helgoth
Butler County
Nicholas
Julia
Fry) Helgoth
Catherine Speicher
St. Bonaventure Church
David City
Columbus
Richard
Leonard
Louis
Harry
Lucille) Vanis
St. Libory
Hattie Theewen
William
Henry
George
Colorado
Frank
Albert
Emma) Bongers
Mary) Thiel
Traffic accidents and traffic court notices reported
Friday activity includes Lorna J. Schroeder of Rising City colliding with a parked car at 754 24th Avenue after her foot slipped from the brake. Damage totaled 400 to autos 230 to a bike and garage door. A separate hit run involved a parked car at 27th Avenue and 13th Street owned by DeLois Shemek. Court notices list numerous fines for offenses including speeding failure to yield reckless driving and possession of a loaded gun in a car with various names and locations across Nebraska and nearby states.
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Lorna J. Schroeder
Rising City
24Th Avenue
Kathryn Krzycki
27Th Avenue
13Th Street
DeLois Shemek
35Th Avenue
Helen Hellbusch
Christine Martin
Omaha
James Goertz
Kansas
John Winter
Lincoln
Sidney Fix
Josephine Slusarski
Ricky Smeal
Snyder
Gerald Morris
Missouri
August Hamer
Minnesota
Clayton Reece
Tennessee
Earl Cox Jr
Oklahoma
Billy Farris
Axle
Stanley Beckman
James Jacobsen
Platte Center
Eric Melcher
Michael Schaecher
Lindsay
Richard Unger
Madison
Jerome Meister
Bellwood
Linda Behlen
John Sander
Creston
Hoda Zaghloul
Oklahoma man arraigned on murder and related charges
Jimmy Green 31 of Pawnee Oklahoma pleaded not guilty to first degree murder and two additional charges after a 17 hour siege at a South Omaha tavern. A hostage was killed, another wounded, and a third escaped as police intervened. Green remains in custody with appointed counsel and possible further psychiatric evaluation.
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Omaha
UPI
South Omaha
Jimmy Green
Pawnee
Okla
Douglas County
Donald J. Hamilton
Green
Nathan Culbertson
Rosemarie Akiens
Akiens
Whitcomb
Phyllis Umage
Frank
Hamilton
Douglas County Sheriff's Deputies
Hamilton Frank
I Frank
John Green
St Bonaventure HSA Elects Officers and Plans Projects
St Bonaventure Home and School Association met with new officers Dennis Miller president Warren McLaughlin vice president Mrs Jerome Jilek treasurer Mrs Emanuel Cimps secretary. Curtain project for social hall stage chosen. Miller to head committee assisted by Mrs Louis Sojka. Indoor hoops need cited. William Fritz to chair. Principal Jim Bothe introduced faculty and new parents. John Love school board president introduced others. Carol Lanz from Omaha offered instrumental music training at no cost. Sister Rayundine received room count award. Refreshment chairs were Mrs George Rischar and John Love.
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St. Bonaventure Home and School Association
Dennis Miller
Warren McLaughlin
Jerome Jilek
Emanuel Cimps
Miller
Louis Sojka
Jerome Prososki
William Fritz
Jim Bothe
John Love
St. Bonaventure
Carol Lanz
Omaha
Rayundine
Room 5
Mmes
George Rischar
Aries to Pisces Daily Forecast Highlights
A reader receives brief horoscopic guidance across the zodiac. Highlights include Aries seeking opportunity through a close associate, Gemini making a strong first impression, Cancer expecting new social encounters, Leo urged to make beneficial family changes, Virgo urged to relax, Libra watching finances for profit, Scorpio helping friends, and Pisces considering a loved one’s advice to solve a problem.
Your Birthday Your Birthday Sept 25 1976
Your birthday horoscope warns to stay on guard this year for possible quick financial gains that could boost material security. Keep an eye on opportunities and manage risks to maximize potential benefits.
Campaign to pass Amendment 6 Part 1 forms in Omaha
The Citizens for the Education of Handicapped Children forms in Omaha to back Amendment 6 Part 1 in the November election. The proposal would guarantee free appropriate education for handicapped children and allow districts to buy programs from independent providers when district development is impractical.
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Omaha
UPI
U.S
Gene Nicholson
Good Will Industries
The
Omaha Hearing School
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Mal Dunn Russ Caryle Orchestra
AL Pierson
Midnight Sun
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Platte College
Immanuel Lutheran
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Equitable Meeting Room
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