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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1975
Page
9
NEW YORK stock prices show Pepsico and Procter Gamble among movers, with numerous listed firms trading up and down. OMAHA livestock markets report hogs and cattle sharply higher on weights and grades, with Tuesday estimates for cattle and calves, hogs, and sheep.
Second class postage paid at Columbus Nebraska published daily receipts Sundays New Years Day Memorial Day Independence Day Labor Day Thanksgiving and Christmas. Subscription rates delivered by carrier in Columbus 2 dollars per month by mail in Platte Boone Colfax Merrick Nance counties 16 dollars per year by mail elsewhere in Nebraska and other states 25 dollars per year Change of address notify local postmaster and the Columbus Telegram with old and new address New York UpI Dow Jones 1 p.m. CDT stock averages 30 industrial 769.32 down 0.78 20 rail 165.89 down 0.57 15 utilities 79.88 down 0.51 65 stock 241.85 down 0.59.
UPI notes live cattle and frozen pork bellies with bid and price lines, plus grain futures for Wheat Corn and Oats, in Chicago market activity. Albion installs free downtown parking while imposing 30 minute limits and a $1 overparking fine. Orion zoning amendments in Columbus Nebraska reclassify Poor Sisters real estate to single family residence district.
Telegram reports a missing call entry with ambiguous timing notes and Saturday slot details. Officials solicit clarification on the exact scheduled time and contact point to resolve the lapse.
Monday listings show NBC CBS and ABC air a mix of dramas comedies and specials. Highlights include Bonanza Gunsmoke Truth or Consequences and Evening with John Denver with late news and documentaries filling the late slots.
St. Peter Catholic Church in Bellwood hosted the World Day of Prayer with about one hundred women from nearby churches. Leaders and participants included Mrs. Loran Schmit, Mrs. Richard Nicholite, Mrs. Will Nicols, Mrs. Mike Birkel, Mrs. Bob Schrader, Mrs. John McVay, and Mrs. George Conrad. Father G C Messman presided, with Mrs. Gerald Mick and Mrs. Harry Wilson performing songs. Rev. Gilbert Yerian delivered the closing prayer as group six of St. Peter Altar Society served refreshments.
Mrs. Peters hosted visitors including Mr and Mrs Bill Douglas and son Bill Casper Wyoming and Mrs Marie Lanier Beloit Kansas over the weekend. They attended the Douglas Hoffman wedding at St Bonaventure Church on Saturday. Edna Hiller and Antionette Berniklau Seward visited James Hiller family this past week. Max Broderson and son McCook visited his mother Mrs Charlotte Hiller while attending a Lincoln bankers meeting.
Public notice documents rezoning Lot 23 Poor Sisters of Saint Francis First Addition from C1 General Commercial to R1 Single Family Residence in Columbus Nebraska. It also notes a Nebraska Real Estate Commission meeting in Lincoln on March 21 1975 with a public hearing on proposed repeal of a real estate rule and regulation.
Notices announce commission rule amendments and an amusement license hearing for a Columbus Kiwanis circus at Platte County Agricultural Park. Probate hearings set for Clara E. Koch and Emil H. Brunken estates with hearings in March 1975. Village of Monroe invites bids for water system improvements with details in plans and specifications.
The notice outlines bid procedures for Monroe water system improvements with an engineer estimate of 9500 dollars and a 100 percent performance bond. It also lists a creditors notice for the estate of Richard W Carlin and a petition for administrator appointment in Clarence E Browder’s estate with hearing dates in Platte County Court.
Public sale of a one acre tract in Platte County Nebraska set for March 18 1975 between 1 30 and 2 30 PM in the County Board of Supervisors Room at the Platte County Courthouse Columbus Nebraska lists a second item noting incorporation of Columbus Tire & Rubber Co Inc with address 2765 Kummer Drive and authorized capital stock 100000 to be fully paid. It also notes a second incorporation Columbus Laundry and Dry Cleaners Inc at 2374 32nd Avenue Columbus Nebraska detailing its cleaning and dyeing operations and related business activities.
Saint Mary Hospital Columbus Nebraska dissolved on February 19 1975 after liabilities discharged assets to Sisters of St Francis Colorado Springs 501 c 3 exempt. assets include promissory note 350000 unpaid balance 140000 real estate in Platte County with rights and contracts referenced. management by Sister M Edna Backes president and Sister M Martha Hand secretary.
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