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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1971
Page
14
A historical note asserts that the sixteen highest peaks in the nation lie entirely within Alaska, contrasting with California and Calocada which also feature notable ranges.
In Platte County Nebraska the estate of Stanley Stock deceased is summoned for a hearing on a petition by Milan D. Austin administrator seeking license to sell real property The West Half of the Northeast Quarter Section 19 Township 18 North Range West of the 6th Principal Meridian Boone County Nebraska to pay debts and costs The hearing is set for February 23 at 10 00 AM at the district court in Columbus Nebraska Notice to interested persons given by publication in the Columbus Daily Telegram weekly for three consecutive weeks
The Nebraska State announces petitions in Pratt and Platte counties for appointment of administrators. In Pratt County Estate No 1890 for Lawrence in Rupp, hearing set February 1 at 10 oclock AM. In Platte County Estate No 3820 for Harry W, Tex, hearing set February 1 at 9 oclock AM.
A historical notice lists a Lions Club community auction in Monroe with details for property sale and multiple local owners and agents. Dates include January 20 and February 1 6 with various listings and participants such as R A Schnidl and Mary Willian Guns.
London reports Sam Shepherd 18 who escorted Princess Anne to the Bronco Bullfrog premiere last year says he is on unemployment relief. He receives 6.9% a week for two months and fears being seen as only a temporary actor. He contemplates writing to the princess but doubts it.
Leading cities have been renamed by the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Leopoldville is now Kinshasa and Elisabethville renamed Lambumbashi, while Stanleyville becomes Kisangani.
Unite County Nebraska acknowledges a final report by Gerald Loader as administrator for the estate of Caroline Taattler deceased. The court will hear the petition for final settlement and heir modification on January 23, 1871 at the county court room. Interested parties may appear to contest or respond.
NEW YORK UPJ)-Stock prices show wide movement as major shares like Allied, Amoco, Boeing, Exxon, and Pfizer post gains or declines. Dow Jones industrials lag, while several banks and tech names swing in late trading. Teaching note: Osceola story reports Heverly Swanson completing student teaching at Westmar College in Le Mars, Iowa.
Omaha and Chicago livestock markets report strong to higher hogs and cattle with widespread gains across classes. Hog prices rise to 26 cents higher in some ranges, calves and steers firm to higher, cows steady, feeders up, and lambs steady in limited offerings amid active trade.
Nebraska Department of Roads invites public input on Highway Project No. F-278-B for US 30 from near Silver Creek to near Duncan Nebraska spanning about 10.2 miles. The notice outlines corridor and design hearings, submission options, and a deadline of February 1, 1971, with details on how to participate and when a hearing may be scheduled.
Boar gate is scheduled for 1 pm February 3 at the Farmland Station Clarkson. Sale participants include Chuck Beck Fremvont Fremvont two doe Dimig Athantic Town J W D Kahrs Smithton Mo Kahrs Son Smithton Mo Marshall Foltz Benedict Willian McGuire Correctionville Edwin Moenning Howells Tockel Paris Beemer Renett Corman Mission Carl Dethtels Rockvile Ted Goentrip Beemer Lawrence Top Saux Jews Harvey Barth Beaver Crossing Grorga Reininger Leigh Floyd Meyer Kendack Vrbka Weed Leonard Macklay Arnold and others. The legend includes foreign traveler wording.
Douglas Mertz a January 1971 graduate of South Dakota State University will join the Scheidegger Engineering Company. He graduated magna cum laude and is a member of Bla Kappa Nu, Phi Kappa Phi and Blue Key. He has received awards from the Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association and the Society of American Military Engineers. He also earned a Center for Power Systems Study Scholarship.
Mrs Mattie Vam of Osceola hosts visitors Dana Dixon from Commerce City Colorado and Melle Constant from Albuquerque New Mexico at Good Samaritan Village. Mrs Cerny of Clarks gives birth to a baby girl at Annie Jeffrey hospital weighing eight pounds eight ounces with grandmother Mrs Julius Cerhey of Osceola noted in attendance.
About 75 members of the Colfax County Feeders and Breeders Association attended a Schuyler cafe dinner meeting. New directors elected were William Strate Rogers Precine Don Muelich Frank Kasal and Dennis Wiemana. Preliminary plans were discussed for a March tour. Executive board changes followed with David Yoslen elevated to president Donald Muehiltel named vice president and Robert Dvorak secretary treasurer.
Mrs Lena Thalken hosted 11 members of the Sunnyside Club and two visitors at her home. Vice president Mrs Paul Lilelman presided. John Werink to replace Mrs Henry Hunleman as president for the year. Donation made to the library fund as a memorial to Mrs Hunleman. Bertha Nebula and daughter visited Mrs Adolph Hebels. Nebula planning February trip to Albuquerque NM to visit Dolores Nebula.
Washington reporters note Senate Interior Committee hearings begin on Morton Bl Blorton nomination for secretary of the interior. Lawmakers seek the administration’s environmental pledge as they question proposed oil pipelines in Alaska and timber extraction from national forests, following Nixon’s Cabinet reshuffle after Hickel’s dismissal.
Nebraska 1970 honey production reached 5,502.0 pounds from 169,000 colonies, up 1 percent and 3,000 colonies, with an average yield of 8 pounds per hive, up seven pounds from 1969. Polk County Recreation Association elected new directors George Cemptr, Dave Rutter, and Larry Cook at the Ryan Hill Country Club, succeeding Turdette Flodman, Mike Jones, and Wayne Ruth.
Two Lyons youths died when two trucks collided Saturday afternoon near Oaklan. State Trooper Dale Hopp said Raymond M. Simpson of Craig Neb and Brian L. Lange of Lyons Neb escaped injury as their vehicles collided. Several other Lyons youths were hospitalized in Oakland and Methodist hospitals in serious or fair condition. Rescue squads and Burt County sheriff assisted, with transportation to area hospitals.
The Women's Society of Gilisdan at Albion First United Methodist Ohio will hold a 2 to 3 pm Friday prayer and meditation service in the chapel. Mrs J B Gallion chairs the event with circle members and guests listed, soloist Mrs Roger Blatter with accompanist Mrs Keith Newlan.
Three Leigh High School girls Ata Beck, Menrietta Hubenka, and Lynn Yeouan attended the Kearney State College High School Music Festival. They participated in the choral section as the event culminated in a concert featuring chorus, band, and combined performances. Rita was selected for a special chorus number, under instructor Rodney Wiser and conductors Sam A. Wynn and Ronald J. Crockee, with about 160 attendees statewide.
Leigh reports the Parent Teachers League of Zion Lutheran Tarachlay Setyol viewed the film Journey 40 Health at their parish hall gathering Friday evening. Jettey Frey, the school principal, introduced the program while Mr and Mrs Roger Nation from Sioux City visited for the weekend and returned home Sunday.
Mrs Ella Pearse presided as hostess at a 1 pm luncheon for Athlon Country Club bridge players Saturday. Attendees included Mrs Parfeet Sir, Mrs Harold Grant of St Tiward, and Mrs Harry Walling among others.
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