Columbus Nebraska Stock Market Today
Grain futures data and market snapshots for Columbus Nebraska reported in Friday October 8 1976 edition. Prices and trends covered include grain futures activity and regional market movements for traders.
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1976
Page
2
Grain futures data and market snapshots for Columbus Nebraska reported in Friday October 8 1976 edition. Prices and trends covered include grain futures activity and regional market movements for traders.
Readable market summary shows cattle hogs and sheep bids and weights with price ranges for Omaha livestock reported by UPI. Chicago Mercantile Exchange live cattle and frozen pork bellies prices listed with opening highs lows and latest sales. New York Dow Jones averages at 1 p.m. show declines across industrials transports utilities and stocks.
The County Court of Platte County Nebraska will hear a petition for final settlement and related matters in the estate of Fred A. Behlen deceased on October 28 1976 at 9 30 A M. Gerald E. Rouse County Judge notes the date. The notice also covers planning commission meeting October 14 1976 and creditor claims for John R Marty estate due December 22 1976 with a hearing December 23 1976. Columbus school board meeting October 11 1976 and license to sell real estate for Jennie Flood estate with sale October 27 1976 at Lindsay City Hall.
Anthony Conrad Krafka and Karen Rose Oborny were baptized at St. Peter Church. Anthony is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Krafka. Karen is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Oborny and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Oborny. Father Robert Roh officiated.
The Telegram reports local market quotations are temporarily suspended. Prices fluctuate wildly so the 2 p.m. figure can be off by a wide margin. The service will resume once the market settles down.
The Columbus 9 Telegram newsletter lists its Columbus Nebraska address and notes daily publication except major holidays. Subscription rates are $2.75 monthly by carrier and $17 yearly by mail within Nebraska, $28 to other states.
PLATTE CENTER The Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid met at the church parlor with Mrs. William Hassebrook as hostess. Mrs. Gilbert Janssen and Mrs. Glen Goering led a program on humility while Pastor Robert Turner spoke. Subscriptions to the Bethphage Messenger were entered for all members and a trip to the Bethphage Home in Axtell was planned with a date to be announced.
Boone County Extension Council elected officers with Mrs. Ron Grapes as president and Mrs. Harold Beeson as vice president. New treasurer is Mrs. Ed Kemper and Mrs. Albert Peterson serves as secretary. Petersburg group named Mrs. Ray Flood chair. Health clinics and events scheduled including swine flu shots on Oct 22 and a diabetic detection in January across four towns.
TARNOV Saturday supper guests were Mr and Mrs Rich Payzant of Belle Plain Iowa Mr and Mrs Jim Sliva and family Mr and Mrs Bernard Sliva and Brenda of Columbus and Tim Sliva Evening guests included Mr and Mrs Ervin Brandl of Madison and Mr and Mrs Dick Wieser
A Lincoln city school bus carrying about 40 students to St. Marys elementary collided with a city bus near the Capitol, injuring four children and the city driver. Shandel Hull, 7, lost two front teeth. three other children fled with bumps and were released.
The United Nations Command and North Korea will meet at Panmunjom on Saturday for the 382nd Military Armistice Commission session. North Korea called the meeting, giving no reason, marking the first such gathering since their September agreement on security at Panmunjom after the August border killing of two American officers.
The data shows a Sell Buy 648 figure with values 7.08 10.80 11.80 and a 5.9 percent rate, accompanied by a 6.54 reference point.
Bellwood announces new Theta Rho officers Julie Bykerk is president Tammy Kallenbach is vice president Jola Harris is secretary treasurer Je'ne Mick is warden Sylvia Kaspe chaplain Bonnie Starkey is marshal Cindy Hosher is conductor Mary Ann Randall outside guardian Lynne Mick inside guardian Penny Davis right supporter to the president The group plans a Halloween party with Fremont Theta Rhea as guest on October 23.
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