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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1975
Page
2
New York Dow Jones at 823.53, down 2.58. 30 industrials slip. Trans and utilities inch higher as investors digest mixed ticker tape from major companies including Exxon, IBM, Dow components, and consumer brands.
UPI reports Omaha livestock markets with hogs 6 500 head and feeders firm to up to 50 cents higher on some lots. Cattle and calves total 5 500 with steers and heifers steady, cows 50 to 1.00 lower, and slaughter lambs steady with prime and choice lambs priced for various weights. Thursday estimates project cattle and calves 1 500 hogs 9 000 sheep 100.
The report lists open high low and latest prices for live cattle and frozen pork bellies in Chicago trading, with figures for Sun, Aug, Dec and Feb contracts. It also notes Columbus Telegram newspaper details and subscription information despite damaged text.
Bradley of Columbus was chosen treasurer of the Nebraska Elks Association at the annual convention in Kearney. New president is James Anderson of Kearney. other officers include Ken Muirhead Cozad Dale Janowski Omaha and J B Ferguson Ord with Chester Marshall Kearney as secretary. The top ritual team Ogallala will compete in Dallas in July.
Monroe United Methodist Church will host vacation Bible school May 27 to May 31 from 8 30 to 11 49 a m. Teachers include Mrs Henry Peach Jr Mrs Paul Mitchell Mrs Gary Ziegler Mrs Bob Smoots and Mrs Bob Ziegler. Mrs Keith Bruhn oversees opening exercises with Mrs Gayle Gerber and Mrs Dave Cedar handling lunch duties.
Dale Weber of Deer Run Cole travels to visit Mr. and Mrs. Pete Eick. Ida Settje accompanied by Wilbur Settje visited Madison to Country Side Nursing Home. Fritz Engel of Humphrey visited the Eicks. James Anson, Mary Anson's grandson, will enter the Navy at the end of May.
A traveling Chautauqua company will tour six Nebraska communities from May 30 to June 10. The UNL developed program features eight cast members, 110 vehicles, and two large tents 80 by 160 feet each. The tour showcases musicians dramatists dancers political speakers and preachers reviving turn of the century culture and arts.
Ellis, a 27 year veteran, becomes the Soil Conservation Service area conservationist for northeast Nebraska, based in Norfolk. He succeeds Orville F. Jones in a role directing technical assistance to three natural resources districts. Ellis has long worked in Pawnee City, Humboldt, Loup City, Albion, and St Paul, and serves with his wife Mary Burtwhistle.
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