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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1975
Page
3
Peterson, a junior biology major and son of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Peterson, won the student body vice presidency at Midland College Fremont by two votes over two rivals. He roles include co chair of orientation, Blue Key member, Kappa Phi member, and varsity football player.
Mel Fenner is the new president of the Columbus Jaycees and was named by the organization. He helped organize last year’s aluminum can resell project for Olympia Brewing Company. A 1975-76 board includes Tom Andersen Dan Casey Rich Hoessel Al LaVenture Oliver Loseke Dave Oppliger Tom Shunk and Dennis Thomsen. terms begin June 1 1975. Two purple ash trees were planted April 16 at a Creston park in memory of Rev. David Zimmermann, gift from Yankton residents.
Mrs Mary Miller 90 of Clarkson dies after two months illness. Funeral at New Zion Presbyterian Church with burial in Clarkson Catholic Cemetery. Burial arrangements, survivors, and prior family business details follow. Also notices for Alta J. fiams 76 of Leonard's Trailer Court Columbus and Elizabeth DeLay 74 Bartlett, with service details and survivors, plus a brief obituary reference to George Washington remembered as a six foot two, 200 pound towering figure.
Hospital notices from Columbus Nebraska show admissions for Mrs. Stanley Ostransky Stromsburg Mrs. Dale Clark Newman Grove Arthur Seipp Columbus with births at St Mary Hospital to Morfeld Mohlman Guernsey and Lon Jochens on April 24. Dismissals include Mrs. Ludwig Leffers Creston Mrs. Larry Rosenthal Platte Center Mrs. Chester Zouecha Schuyler Randy Beckler Donald Danielski Mrs. E. E. Evans Lonnie Nasal Frank Overturf Columbus and a transfer of Robert Rickert to Lincoln General Hospital.
On February 9 a 48 hour week in war industries was decreed by President Franklin D Roosevelt. The docket lists individuals from various towns with fines for speeding, stop signs, negligent driving and other infractions, including amounts ranging from 10 to 39 dollars and numerous defendants such as Joel Wegner Senboer Larry Freisen Josephine Shafer Harvey Butterfield Jerry Warner Eugene Werner LeRoy Wolfe Judy Fitch Andrew Daniels Reinhold Buss Ivan Hecker Sagene Fiber Darrel Spulak Leo Dunn and Paul Gaver Jr.
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