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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1975
Page
3
Sterry Rogers, 197y Columbus High graduate and recent Nebraska Lincoln BS graduate, has been accepted to the Physical Therapy School at University Medical Center in Quwha. He is among 16 accepted from 200 applicants. parents listed as Mr. and Mrs. Martin Cattan.
Behren Memorial Hospital lists admissions for Columbus residents Mrs. Victor Brandl Humphrey Billie Jo Goedeken Nadine Harrington Norman Kur tetz William Thiele and dismissals for Dorothy Davis Amanda Janssen Kathy Seda Scott Wilke. Births include a daughter to Norbert Foltz Plutte Center and a son to Robert Rutten Country View Estates both on June 4. Schuyler Memorial Hospital records admissions for Emil Kracl North Bend Drew Wolfe Mrs Anne Bigs Schuyler Mrs Ronald Ewers Shelby and dismissals for Forest Ferguson North Bend Merle Hasson Fremont.
Mabel Miller Coughtry of Rising City died at 84 in Butler County Hospital David City. Funeral 1:30 pm Saturday at First English Lutheran Church Rising City with burial Circle Mound Cemetery. Anna E Kolm 87 Schuyler dies after long illness. funeral 10 am Saturday at First Presbyterian Schuyler with burial Schuyler Cemetery.
The Schuyler Home marks its 10th anniversary with an open house on June. Gil Haase, a pantomime artist, will perform at 2, 3 and 4 p.m. Haase has appeared at state fairs in Nebraska and Texas and on radio and television.
Washington reports that U S candy makers reduced output by 4 percent in 1974 to 3.63 million pounds. Average annual per person consumption was 17.4 pounds, down 4 percent from the previous year, with higher sugar prices and shifting buying habits cited as causes. The Commerce Department warns slower population growth could hinder future output gains.
Army Private Michael A. Malmstrom 19 son of Mr and Mrs Robert D Malmstrom of 4604 Valley View Drive completed the new One Station Unit Training program at Ft Polk La The program provides basic and advanced training with the same unit on the same post
About 50 women joined the June 3 wolf dinner after a round of golf at the Albion Country Club. Mrs. Nora Robinson chaired the ladies' golf meeting and set open days Columbus June 10, Norfolk June 11, Wayne June 24. A Shotgun golf event was announced for June 13. Prizes were awarded by Mrs. Rubinson.
The Rev Otto John Imholte, son of Mrs Frieda Imholte, returns to the Columbian Fathers' Mission in Fiji after a year in South Sioux City at St Michael Parish. A Leigh High School graduate of 1954, he studied at Immaculate Conception Seminary and earned a Villanova master’s before serving as dean of St Columban Seminary in Silver Creek New York. He was named assistant director of St Columban Seminary in Bristol Rhode Island in 1969 prior to going to Fiji in 1970.
Stake Fry-Parents Without Partners hosts a Saturday event at 4903 36th Street at 7 p.m. Bring steak, table service, and a covered dish for the group. AKC summer registration set for Monday at Fairacres School 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Call for details. Red Cross Platte County Chapter to meet June 12 at Holiday Inn Courtyard. Swimming lessons start June 9 at Family Y. Knights of Columbus rosary for Arthur Littem and funeral Mass at Saint Bonaventure Church. Omitted name removal from Columbus High honor roll noted. Local court fines and verdicts reported. Old Main at Nebraska Wesleyan University added to National Register.
In Long Beach California the Coast Guard halted its search for Larry Greenlee of North Platte Neb after the 40-foot boat Gladys sank near Santa Cruz Island. Two survivors were rescued about 40 miles northwest of Los Angeles and released in good condition. The cause of the sinking remains unknown and little debris was found.
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