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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1973
Page
1
The family of Baal Hofanan expresses sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness during a sad retirement. Special thanks to Regis Memorial Hospital staff and doctors for support during this time.
Residents from Kansas and Iowa visit in Long Beach California for a Monroe Reunion Picnic at the Club House near El Morado Park. Event runs 9:20 am to 4 pm on April 2 with Watts Parry as a contact at 8792 Hewitt Place Garden Grove.
Readers are reminded to promptly notify the postmaster of both old and new addresses. Subscription rates listed include $2.00 per year by mail in central regions and higher rates for out of state delivery. The notice emphasizes updating address records to ensure continued delivery.
The Omaha Nebraska market summary shows hogs firm to higher on many weights with some declines for 260 to 325 lb ranges. Cattle saw steers 1.5 to 2.0 lower, heifers 2.0 to 2.5 lower, and cows down 2.0 to 3.0. Midweek movement included high quality prime loads and varied prices across steers, heifers, and feeders, while slaughter lambs weakened and spring lambs appeared, with figures for choice and prime wooled offerings noted.
Platte Valley Playhouse is deep into rehearsals for Barefoot in the Park to run April 12, 14 at Platte County Fine Arts Theater. Samin Egger plays the blushing bride with Tony Nielsen as her husband as Nick Averett, Marleen Dion, and others fill key roles. Directed by Barbara Averell with Loretta Person as stage manager, tickets available from Playhouse members or at the door.
Leigh Community School lists honor roll members by class. Seniors include Sue Bakenhus Karen Vuhr Gloriy Hake Dennie Herink Jane Hollatz Ilenik Rubenka Ellen Hulsebus Karen Hunteman Ginda Molycka Sue Mullenhoff Kathy Prang Juels Sander Allen Yeeman Lynn Yeeman. Juniors feature Pam Asche Bertisermann Sandra Hillen Joan Mholie Kathy Kabes Cindy Lieeman LaJean Nayak Reluey Schroeder Patty Thalken Cindy Wilke. Sophomores include Shelley Rakenhus Debra Callies Nancy Polken Pam Fuhr Gary Groteluschen Mariam Groteluschen Sharon Make Russ Hernk Cheryl Halalz Kathy Iambholte Shari Korte Christy Liermann Jim Luedike due Reichmuth Rona Svoboda Susan Wendt Terry Wendt. Freshmen list Jim Rar jenbruch Jackie Werink Sandy Hoff Laurie Kahes Rhonda Koch Bruce Korte Randy McMullin Hob Novak Tim Reichmuth Kathy Sander Janet Sehaad Susan Spankake Don Wiemer Mareia Wurdernaa.
The text provides a long, garbled horoscope for all zodiac signs from Aries to Pisces with advice on finances, love, health, and social life. It mentions birth predictions, actions to take, budgeting, and relationship cues, framed in a dated newspaper tone.
AP Farm Writer Don Kendall reports the Agriculture Department says Brazil’s meat trade will rise despite inflation controls. The Foreign Agricultural Service notes Brazil faces harsh physical resources for herd expansion but has boosted meal exports from 118 million in 1967 to 108,924 metric tons last year, with cattle herds growing to an estimated 98 million in 1973, second only to the United States and USSR.
David City Centennial committee met Tuesday night and designated Think Red as the centennial color. They previewed a June 2 firemen’s water fight event billed as the Nebraska State Championship Firemen’s Contest Western Nebraska Style featuring Sidney vs Dalton.
A vivid description of Addis Ababa Filwoha baths notes lavish facilities priced around five Ethiopian dollars for a premium entry, with two-temperature water, a two-room suite, and a guarded ticketing system. The piece contrasts first class amenities with cheaper options, highlighting altitude heat and intense bathing as transformative yet costly.
Officers elected at the Lindsay community club dinner held Monday at the town hall. Gary Johnston was named president, Jim Beller vice president, Jim Hegemann secretary, and Iwan Arlt treasurer. Plans were announced to clear vacant lots north of the city lagoon and coordinate with the Ladies Improvement Club for a Fourth of July celebration.
An Associated Press survey counts 345 gun deaths in one week, showing a 40 percent rise from four years ago. Homicides, suicides, and accidents are listed with handguns fueling most incidents, while federal gun control proposals face limited action in Congress.
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