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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1971
Page
10
A damaged OCR fragment references a Monday January date and property auction terms. Names and locations are unreadable or corrupted, with scattered partial terms like Grant Retiree and Silverseeek. The item seems to be a local property sale notice but specifics are illegible.
The family expresses heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for sympathy and assistance after the loss of their husband and father, Harry Wx. Signed by Larry Rie Waiily and others.
Jonny Anderson posted a y24 name on Juan Gerbers hit a top score in the Rollette League at Columbus Row. Lois Conrad, Barb Badie, Ivan Carlson and Corrine Cave posted several 200s and high series as various leagues report strong bowling results including Towndry Village 996 game and Oasis Bar 47 512 series. Paulina Sunler earned the WIBC Big Four patch for a women’s league split.
Public auction notice for a 264 by 495 foot parcel northeast of Columbus linked to Planned Unit Development near 28th Street and 22nd Avenue. Bids due January 16 107L with 5 percent certified funds, buyer to sign a 10 day option and 20 percent earnest money upon bid acceptance. Taxes to 1070 paid by seller. title abstract and warranty deed provided. Contact WH Burdick president First National Bank & Trust Co Columbus Nebraska trustee for owner.
UCLA remained undefeated as it topped South Carolina 70-69 in a rally led by Sidauy Wicks 21 points. Maryland hosts South Carolina for a rematch after a previous contest ended in a brawl. top 20 action included Southern California 78-68 over Washington State and Brigham Young upsetting New Mexico.
By order of the District Court of Platte County Nebraska the referee will sell the described real estate at public auction January 6 2471 at 1 50 p m at Columbus Municipal Auditorium Columbus Nebraska. The land lies in multiple sections within township 18 north range east and is held subject to taxes and restrictions. Terms: 10 percent down balance cash upon confirmation. Sale advertised March 1 1071 with bidding rules and reserve details.
Local gyms resume play in crowded leagues. Teams like Warriors, Pistons, Lakers, Knicks, Huskers, Badgers, Wolverines, Falcons, and Buffaloes posted scores and key scorers as league play began anew after the holiday pause.
The common rat inflicts extensive economic losses in the United States and spreads more than two diseases, including plague fever, jaundice, tularemia, and trichinosis, per Encyclopaedia Britannica.
Ecros Corporation Notice states Stame's Inc is incorporated under Nebraska law with principal office in Lindsay, Platte County. It outlines general farming and property dealings, borrowing powers, and corporate structure including 7,100,000,000 authorized shares, board composition, and date of December 1, with Blonh's Inc as filer.
A Florida-fueled craze links Nobel laureate Linus Pauling's vitamin C push to higher orange juice demand. Anita Bryant TV tie‑ins and citrus ads ride the wave as stores report surged vitamin C sales and juice shipments climb about 33 percent from last year.
In Nebraska a winter storm battered hunting and fishing across the state while some areas remained usable for sportsmen. The State Game Commission notes limited pheasant hunting in the Northeast with four to five inches of snow, trout at Grove Lake near Royal, and active crappie and bluegill with wax worms. Duck hunting ended in the Panhandle, Whitney Lake yields walleye and perch, and Sutherland Reservoir offers perch with wax worms and minnows, though pheasant hunting overall was light.
Nebraska residents can buy 25 seedling varieties through the Clarke-McNary program to support soil protection and landscape. Prices listed include 74 cents per 100 trees for bare-root stock and 8.72 dollars per hundred if picked up in Halsey, with evergreens at 8.20 dollars per lot. Order blanks and folders available at county Extension offices.
Mr. and Mrs. Obit Jones of St. Adrians England visited the Joneses Oswald Engelvart in Dallas Tex before traveling to Denver and Los Angeles. Jones attends an International educational conference and the trip includes Mexico City Panama Trinidad and Barbades before London. Mrs Donald Byverett spoke on What Is God Like at St Paul Taitheran Church.
The Women's Civic Improvement Club met Wednesday afternoon at the Legion Hall with Mrs. Louis Anerson presiding in absence of the president Mrs. Jack Bumgarner. Mrs. John Wyant led the sewing program, with hostesses Clifford Hanson Mest King H L Gerhart Sr and Casper Johnson. The WSCS of Looking Glass Methodist Church met Thursday at Mrs. Anne Buhl home with guests Mrs. Francis Lloyd and Mrs. Une Buhl as Mrs. Charles Borg led the lesson on prayer, aid, and self-denial. Mrs. Bob Cox presided.
A Justice of the Peace levied fines on many residents for offenses including speeding no reciprocity failed stops and loaded shotgun in vehicle. Names span multiple states with figures from 1 to 41 dollars and errors in OCR render some entries uncertain. The article ends with a note about the American eagle on the Great Seal bearing peace and power.
Leigh group of Lutheran women opens with devotion at John’s Lutheran Church and plans Jan 22 quilt distribution for Lutheran Welfare. A covered dish luncheon follows Rev Turner’s installation Jan 27. World Day of Prayer set for March 6 at First United Church of Christ. New members welcomed. guests and leaders named.
Mrs Delbert Niewehner was installed as president of the Zion Lutheran Church Women in Albion. New officers named include Paul Brugger first vice president and others in treasurer secretary and education posts. 47 people attended the meeting with new member welcomed and perfect attendance honors given. The group planned a choral clinic and church women events for January and February.
Trinity Lutheran Church hosts an ALCW meeting with Rev Kinley Eilheim and Mrs Fred Kramer Waite in charge. Officers Mrs Art Bocheher Harry Ranseen Harold Dacotser Ramon Jacobson George Weller and Henry Aase perform a year ahead skit.
A screening at Schuyler Community Center features Call Collect a story about Karen joining a hippie colony after leaving home. Her parents seek guidance from a pastor and contact her via underground papers. The film ends with Karen leaving the colony and the Center offering recreation and games afterward.
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