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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1975
Page
5
Mrs. Virginia Brown and Mrs. Pat Meyer activities directors at the home present Bicentennial medallions to the king and queen. The Lollipoppers junior auxiliary assisted in organizing the event. Telegram photo by Deb Gondringer.
Kathleen Douglass of Columbus has won a $1,200 music and a $400 art Doane College scholarship for four years. She graduates Columbus High School next week with top ratings in girls medium voice and senior sextet. Her activities include Thespians president, Math, Student Council, Swing Choir and All State Choir. Rural Schuyler students urged to contact the Superintendent for mileage reimbursement forms. call 352 3572.
Nebraska shows a modest upturn in January with total dollar volume rising about 1.5 percent after price adjustment while national activity fell 0.3 percent. Farm prices kept agriculture weak, but several Nebraska cities posted gains and construction activity rose about 25 percent from January 1974 though not cost adjusted.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Luedtke hosted a Sunday dinner honoring their daughter DeAnn on her confirmation at the Lutheran Church and in observance of Mothers Day. Special guests included Mrs. Ida Luedtke and Mrs. William Asterthun. Numerous relatives from Creston and Madison attended, with additional gatherings at Rueben Zessin’s Madison home and at Merle Johannes’ Columbus home featuring extended Johannes and related family members.
Confirmation services were conducted at Grace Lutheran Church with Rev. Paul Phillips officiating. Confirmants were Kathryn Morton Susan derke Rodney Jerke and Jay Hagerbaumer. Families hosted post ceremony dinners with sponsors and relatives from Nebraska and South Dakota. The piece notes historic TV broadcasting details from 1929.
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