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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1977

Page

3

Melville Promoted to Colonel in U S Air Force

Milton A Melville husband of Joan Rambour of Columbus has been promoted to colonel and serves as commandant of the Defense Language Institute English Language Center Lackland AFB Texas. He has flown 202 combat missions in the F4 and held multiple staff and command roles including at NATO Naples and USAF Academy.

Milton A Andy) Melville Joan Rambour Columbus U.S. Air Force Melville George Rambour Jr Melvilles Mark Michael Defense Language Institute Lackland Afb Tex University of ‘Utah Boston University Air Force Honda AB Webb ‘Afb Rammstein AB Germany 6Th Air Division Willams Afb Army Command and General ‘Staff College Fort Leavenworth Kaw George ‘Afb Calif 12Th Tactical Fighter

Local Personal Notes Highlight Military Leave and Studies

Marine Private William Bakenhus son of Mr and Mrs Arle E Bakenhus has been home on leave after recruit training at Diego Marine Corps Depot. He will go to Memphis Tennessee to attend school. Abdur-Razzaq of Columbus is art editor of Kansas State University's Touchstone magazine. Newlyweds Mr and Mrs Charles Wozny address 1565 45th Avenue.

Marine Corps William Bakenhus Arle E. Bakenhus In Diego Manhattan Kan Bile Abdur-Razzaq Columbus Kansas State University Touchstone K-State Charles Wozny Susan Woodhead 45Th Avenue

V.F.W. Steak Fry and Promotions Notice

V F W steak fry announced for Saturday September 10 from 6 PM for members and guests. John J. Bonk, stationed at Ellsworth AFB Rapid City MD, promoted to airman first class. Valerie Schwartz returns from West Germany after participating in the Americans Abroad AFS program.

V.F.W John J. Bonk Elsworth Afb Rapid City M.D Helen Cherry Genow Thomas E. Bork Columbus Valerie Schwartz Clayton Schwartz West Germany

Hospital Report Columbus Hospital Admissions and Births

Admissions include Harry Andrews of Columbus and Jack McDonald of Bellwood. Dismissals list Mrs. Phillip Gretsen Platte Center Henry Herrig Mrs Helen Martin Kelly Mctuire Mrs George Sturgill and daughter Mrs James Reynoldson and daughter Columbus. Births record a son to Mr and Mrs Riley Cook eight pounds thirteen ounces born Sept 23 at 770 30th Avenue. A daughter to Mr and Mrs Jerry Wembhoff Rt 5 Columbus eight pounds four ounces Sept 23. A son to Mr and Mrs Richard Fleischer Creighton eight pounds Sept 23.

Columbus Hospital Harry Andrews Columbus Jack McDonald Bellwood Phillip Gretsen Platte Center Henry Herrig Helen Martin Kelly Mctuire George Sturgill James Reynoldson Riley Cook 770 30Th Avenue Jerry Wembhoff Rt. 5 Richard Fleischer Creighton

You Know United Press International Era Life Expectancy

At the turn of the 20th century, United Press International notes that only about one in 25 Americans lived to age Bb, reflecting the era's low life expectancy and health conditions.

United Press International

Deaths and Funerals for Otto A Luttmann in Columbus

Death notices list Otto A Luttmann of 619 Country Club Drive who died in Dodge County Hospital Fremont. The service is at Immanuel Lutheran Church Monday with burial at Roseland Cemetery after a Sunday wake at Gass Haney Funeral Chapel. Survivors include wife Clara Mueller and several children and siblings with extended family.

Otto A. Luttomann Country Club Drive Immanuel Lutheran Church M. W. Goldhammer Roseland Cemetery Gass-Haney Funeral Mr. Luttmann Dodge County Hospital Fremont Omaha Ron Beverly) Blesen Columbus Robin Michael Kevin Allner Rey Walter Seattle Ben Martha) Eschenbacher Manley Rose) Nelson Ally Edna Brittany Brainerd Minn Don Emma) Werner St. Paul Vern Ann) Zierke Rapid City Eugene Paul Bror Anita) Erickson

City Briefs and Community Notices

City Briefs list meetings for Dineao Firemen at 8 p.m. Monday fire hall, Public Card Party at 1 40 p.m. Tuesday Legion Hall, and Chamber of Commerce Women s Division at 6 30 p.m. Tuesday Keen Korner. City Dog Pound warns unclaimed dogs and puppies, with contact 564 9913. animals may be destroyed Tuesday. Book Review Club features Mrs G E Brazeal as reviewer at 8 p.m. Sept 27 at Mrs Wilbur Johnson s home.

Legion Hall Chamber of Commerce Keen Korner Call Humane Society City Police Book Review Club G. E. Brazeal Wilbur Johnson

Community calendar September events and meetings

September calendar items list upcoming events and meetings. Duncan Lions Club hosts a white elephant sale near the Post Office plus a speaker at Holiday Inn. Rotary Elks Kiwanis and other groups hold gatherings at local venues with times and places noted.

Duncan Lions Club Lions Club Holiday Inn Edmund Lively Chamber of Commerce Keen Korner Downtowner Rotary Club Elks Country Club National Secretaries Association Columbus Telegram Sertama Club Kiwanis Club Elks Country Pub Platte County Historical Society Museum 13Th Street 22Nd Avenue St Francis Bazaar Humphrey

OPPD Boss backs independent surplus power study

Omaha Public Power District general manager Ralph Shaw endorses an independent report showing higher surplus electricity and lower demand than OPPD studies of the past three years. Board member Robert Corn criticizes earlier projections as "phony," amid a dispute with NPPD over a canceled Ft. Calhoun nuclear project.

Omaha UPI Ft. Calhoun Nebraska Public Power District NPPD OPPD John North Ft. Calhoutt Robert Corn Robert Ballard Systems Planning Ballard

Painting class opens in Schuyler area tour workshop

A SCHUYLER hosted painting series begins Ort. 5 for adults interested in acrylic painting. Jan Wills instructs sessions from 9 am to 3 pm in the American Legion building. Part of adult education by Schuyler Central High School and Platte Technical Community College. Call 392-3527 for details.

Schuyler Jan Wills American Legion Schuyler Central High School Platte Technical Community College

Nebraska Town Reports Snow Hit Amid Warmth Drops

In northwest Nebraska, Harrison residents reported unusual snow as daytime temperatures softened to mild warmth. Police confirmed snow had formed by noon and faded to slushy red-tinged patches by afternoon, with lows near freezing. National Weather Service in Omaha noted autumn arrived at 10 3 p m CDT Thursday and forecast subfreezing highs into Friday night.

Harrison Northeveat Nebraska National Weather Service Omaha

Seven die in fire in Elizabeth tenement tragedy

A blaze swept a rundown Elizabeth tenement fatally trapping a 44 year old woman Anna Ayela and six grandchildren she babysat. Firefighters recovered four of the children near a bedroom door beneath debris from a collapsed ceiling while two others were found dead in the living room one beneath a television and the other under a burned cushion.

Elizabeth N.J

Group Home Board Re-elects John Cook as Chairman

The Group Home advisory board re-elected John Cook as chairman at a Tuesday night meeting at the courthouse in Columbus. Plans were made to purchase a barbecue grill with money donated by the Eagles. Members included Wes Baxa Barbara Lyncy Ray Frinbey Lori Frinbey Nell Shaffer Cathy Wibbels and Rev Philip Harris. The group discussed recruiting new members to serve on the board. Next meeting scheduled for January 17.

Court House Columbus Group Home Advisory Board John Cook Eagles Cook Wes Baxa Barbara Lyncy Ray Lori Frinbey Nell Shaffer Cathy Wibbels Philip Harris

Firemen's Dance in Norfolk to Support Leigh Department

The Leigh Volunteer Fire Department will hold its annual dance on October 2 at King's Ballroom in Norfolk with the Paul Moorehead Orchestra. Funds from the dance will finance utility equipment purchases. The department comprises twenty five trained members.

Leigh Leigh Volunteer Fire Department King’s Ballroom Norfolk Paul Moorehead Leigh Fire Department

Leigh Family Welcomes New Members In Town

Mr and Mrs Rolland Korte welcomed Leigh's new residents Michael and Karen Korte who moved from San Antonio Texas to the R W Korte home. The Kortes arrived Monday and were joined by his father R W Korte Tuesday. The son is a retired lieutenant colonel in the US Air Force. Michael and Karen settled in Leigh two weeks ago after staying with the Ladean Korte family to begin school.

Leigh Rolland Korte Michael Karen San Antonio Texas R. W. Korte

County Court Guilty Plea in Insufficient Funds Charge

William Schwartzer pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge of issuing insufficient funds checks. Restitution was ordered for the checks plus a $25 penalty.

William Schwartzer

Columbus Telegram TV Schedule For Week

Detailed listing of Columbus school TV programming from September 24 to October 1 1977. Programs include Once Upon a Time The Little Red Hen Katy No Pocket The Electric Company Bread and Butterflies The Word Shop Inside Out and Nebraska Now among others with air times across Sept 24 27 29 30 and Oct 1 1977. Listings feature various episodes and time slots for local educational broadcasts.

Columbus, Nebraska Columbus Telegram Columbus S Tip Chastetars the Electric Company Jarmnes Forte Jamestowne Ednesday Wnebrasks Indiang Today Felicia Nebraska Nebraska Heritage

Civic Club Opens Year With Natural Foods Talk

Leigh Civic Club starts its new year Monday at 7 p.m. in the Bank of Leigh meeting room. Guest speaker John Harrington of a natural foods concern discusses the program titled And Natural Foods. Organizers include Cindy Loseke and Judy Loseke.

Leigh Leigh Civic Club Bank of Leigh John Harrington Cindy Loseke Judy Loseke

Tomato can weapon in planning by Carter admin

The Carter administration contemplates a so called space weapon by 1982 to counter Soviet space tests. A $58.7 million Air Force contract to Vought Dallas funds development of a tomato can sized projectile that homes on heat and destroys satellites by high speed impact without explosives. Deployment decisions remain unsettled amid interagency debate on space defense programs.

Robert Kaylor Washington UPI Carter Administration Soviet Union Defense Air Force Pentagon Carter Ford Administration Vought Corp Dallas Penatagon

Altar Society Sets November Bazaar and Supper

Leigh The Altar Society of St Mary Catholic Church planned their annual bazaar and supper for November 6 at the church social center. Mrs Richard Reichmuth was named president and announced committee assignments. Reports covered Senior Citizens Day success and the Omaha Archdiocese Convention of Catholic Women in Norfolk. Lunch was served by Mrs Eugene Heila and Mrs Victor Wolken.

Leigh Altar Society of St. Mary Catholic Churcch Richard Reichmuth Robert Reichmuth Omaha Norfolk Eugene Heila Victor Wolken

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