The Columbus Telegram from Columbus, Nebraska • Page 17

rhursday, July 26 1973 fhe Columbus Telegram Columbus, Nebraska Your Horoscope New rail line in North Platte, Nebraska Midland Railroad FORECAST FOR FRIDAY, JULY 27 ARI6S (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Study the position that closest kin are in and be of help wherever you ran. It your glasses need changing, by all moans get them changed. Plan time to enterl tin steadfast friends TAURUS (Apr.

20 to May 20) Attend to business allairs in a clever way early in the day Makf? sure you keep appointment, on time. Communications (an be handled with much success. Help someone in need. GEMINI (May 2) to June 21) Talk over financial matters wllh a business expert and put affairs In fine Study your budget and figure out how to cut down on expenses. Show more appreciation to associates MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Take the treatments that can make your vitality more apparent and buy the clothing that brings out your special charm.

Attend the social and make interesting new contracts. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Plan time to analyze your present situation and take to Improve It without delay. Being very enthused about loved one brings fine results. Make sure to pay important bills.

VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) A good friend could give you the information and advice you need now. Attending a group affair can bring excellent results at this time. Make sure that your diet is right.

Be logical. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Plan what it is you want to do of a public nature and see that It is done on time and in a proper fashion. Think along constructive and practical lines.

Don't temper with kin SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) I ngagir.g in new interests could be beneficial at this time. Strive for harmony with Avoid an opponent who could cause trouble. Do a favor for a friend.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) You have many responsibilities to take rare ot and should get an early start on them. Give more attention to the one you love. Take lime to engage in amusements you enjoy.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Pay more attention to an associate who feels you may have been wasting time with other interests. Avoid one who to disturb your present plans. Show that you are a good cillien.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) If you compliment co-workers when it is due, you find you gain their goodwill, lake steps to gain the data you need. Keep abreast of current events and become better informed. PISCES (Feb.

20 to Mar. 20) During spare time do the things that you enjoy doing and sidestep boredom. Make sure that your diet is right. Buy a nice gift for loved one. Don't take any chances with strangers.

IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY he or she will be one of those charming young people who may be sensitive during childhood and could get feelings hurt easily. Teach not rg be so sell- centered. Direct the education along lines that serve public commodities and merchandizing. Give the right religious training to make your progeny more controlled. Teach to smile more.

2 men arrested in Nebraska kidnaping and hog theft case FREMONT, Neb. (AP)-Authorities said Wednesday two men have been arrested at Ionia, in connection with a Nebraska kidnaping and hog theft case. Dodge County Attorney Gordon Gobel said the two are Dale Otto Remling, 45, of Sidney, and Dennis Eugene Gerbracht, 29, of Greenville, Mich. They are charged in the kidnaping of the Dale Snover family and the theft of 300 hogs from the Hooper farm in April. Gobel said Remling, identified by authorities as a California prison escapee, and Gerbracht were held in the Ionia County jail on Dodge County warrants charging larceny, kidnapping and auto theft.

Snover and his wife, their sons and daughters-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Snover and Mr. and Mrs. John Snover, father, Walter, two grandchildren, Jason and Sheila Snover, and William Love, a hired hand, were locked iu a truck April 36 by two men who came to the farm posing as hog buyers.

They escaped 26 hours later when wife went to the farm after her husband failed to return home. Most of the 300 hogs, a pickup truck and two autos taken from the Snover family were recovered a few days after the incident. Gobel said Remling gave his name as Donald Mills at Hooper and was identified through efforts of police officers in Nebraska, Michigan and California. Authorities said Remling was arrested at Ionia July 7 on a bad check complaint and for motor vehicle violations, and later was connected with the Hooper incident through interstate inquiries about his past. Gerbracht was arrested Tuesday night in Ionia after the Snover family identified both men from pictures obtained by the Nebraska State Criminal Division.

Stewart Halpin, State Patrol investigator, said Remling has been at large since he escaped from a California prison in February of 1971. Halpin said Remling also is wanted in California on a charge of grand larceny in the theft of an airplane in June of 1971, and in Kansas for obtaining money under false pretenses in connection with the sale of stolen cattle in March in 1969. NORTH PLATTE, Neb. never be as famous as the golden spike al Promontory Point, Utah, but a spike driven last spring represented the culmination of seven years of planning a rail line for H. L.

Hanger of North Platte. The narrow-gauge Nebraska Midland Railroad now hisses and puffs over a two-mile traek between the Wild West Arena and Buffalo Rest Ranch in North Platte. Hanger, 31, is general manager and chief engineer. Pulling the train on the Platte Valley Route is No. a steam locomotive built in the early for the White Pass and Yukon Railroad in Alaska Motorist treoted for minor injury SCHUYLER Two accidents were reported to Schuyler Police over the weekend.

An auto driven by Mary Myers of Omaha received total damages Friday night when the driver missed a curve near Kouma Oil on east Highway 30. She was taken to Schuyler Memorial Hospital, treated for a cut on her arm and released. An accident Saturday morning at West 13th Street between Denver and Elk Streets, involved drivers i a I Benesch and Richard Welch, both of Schuyler. Damage to the Benesch auto was estimated at $150 while the Welch car received $30 damage. Neither driver was injured.

The train has two cattle cars, four open freight cars, three flatcars and a caboose. Hanger says some of the cars will be converted for passenger use. A old suburban coach from the Florence and Cripple Creek Line in Colorado will be added this fall. A former Union Pacific Depot ill Brady now serves as the Victoria Station terminal. The North Platte railroad buff says he plans to add enough track to extend the ride from its present 20 minutes to 30 to 60 minutes.

Hanger says the railroad line grew out of his interest in tour ism and railroading and a desire to bring the lost art oi steam railroading to others. Grandma Moses, the American primitive painter, started painting when she was 78 years old. She never had an art lesson. I i 1, Columbia is the only South American country that faces both the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific Ocean. RUPTURED FREE DEMONSTRATION OF by Pneumatic-susoension Technologist Direct from factory, will held at Country Club Inn, Jet.

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