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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1964
Page
12
Sealed bids for a 1000 GPM fire engine will be received by City Clerk G R Tobin at 1115 13th Ave Sidney Nebraska until 10 00 A M Monday May 11 1964. Bids and specifications may be picked up at the City Clerk office and will be opened publicly and read aloud.
Notice in Cheyenne County Court of Nebraska for the estate of Herman A Poo Schke. All claims must be filed by July 24, 1964 or be barred. A hearing on claims will be held July 27, 1964 at 10:00 A.M. before County Judge C. W. Smith. J L Thorpe, attorney.
In Enne County Nebraska the estate of Frank Elof Johnson deceased invites all claims to be filed by August 4 1964 or be barred. A hearing on claims will be held in court on August 5 1964 at 10 oclock A.M. Signed by C W Smith Van Steenberg Myers Burke Attorneys at Law.
County Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska issues probate notice for estate of David Harold From deceased. Petition filed for probate of Last Will and Testament and Codicil. Hazel Kilgore From appointed executrix. Hearing set May 5, 1964 at 10:00 a.m. Attorneys C W Smith Martin Davis Matthen Matzke 102 105 108.
Anthony Cruz jailed in Cheyenne County for breaking and entering assault and resisting arrest seeks parole. Nebraska Board of Pardons schedules 9:15 a.m. May 14, 1964 at the Lincoln State Reformatory to hear the solid application and allow interested parties to show cause. Frank Marsh secretary and Eugene Neal chief probation officer noted. Separate notice: City Council special session on Kansas Nebraska Gas Co rate increase held April 8, 1964 with roll call vote approving proposed rates to take effect with May bills. Mayor Dean Wilson adjourned after tally. city clerk Tobin recorded.
The State of Nebraska notifies all interested parties that a petition for probate of the will of deceased Earle A Winter has been filed and will be heard in the designated court. The notice references the seal and the firm Martin Davis Mattoon &.
NOTICE OF INCORPORATION THE CHICKEN HOUSE, INC., is incorporated under the laws of the State of Nebraska with its registered office at Sidney, Cheyenne County, Nebraska. The general nature of its business is to engage in the general poultry and livestock business, including buying and selling of poultry of all kinds and types and egg products, processing the same for resale, and raising, buying and selling live stock of all kinds and types. The authorized capital stock is $40,000.00, consisting of 400 shares of common Stock at the par value of $100.00 per share. The corporation commenced business on March 25, 1964, and shall continue perpetually. Affairs to be conducted by a board of 3–5 members with President, Vice President, Secretary and Treasurer. Dated April 1, 1964. THE CHICKEN HOUSE, INC. /s/ Edward H. Narjes /s/ Kenneth W. Nienhuser Martin Davis Mattoon & Matzke Attorneys
In Wales writers keep alive englynion as a national verse form while Everglades National Park shelters the country’s last crocodiles, a striking juxtaposition of culture and wildlife within two distant regions.
The Trail Blazers 4-H Horse Club will host 4-H Riding Horse Club members from Perkins, Keith, Arthur, Cheyenne and Sedgwick counties at Chappell on June 14. About 100 riders are expected. Leader Jesse Grasz, with assistants Joe Lovell and LaVern Tranel, will oversee 12 events from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the Devel County Fair Grounds.
Box Butte County approves an operational survival civil defense plan announced by Director Clyde Lawson. Major General Lyle Welch state civil defense director approved the plan, which includes Hem ingford and Alliance and outlines several county projects.
Claire W. Schuneman urges every person to learn about old-age survivors and disability payments and how to claim them. She notes free booklets, telephone answers, and mail options, stressing the district office’s role in helping the public know all Social Security facts.
Funeral services and burial were held Thursday in Denver for John G. Schissler of Denver, brother of Mrs. Louis Neuman of Sidney. Rites took place at Bullock Colonial Chapel. he died of a heart attack. Survivors include his widow and three children. Mr. and Mrs. Neuman left Thursday for Denver and planned to return Sunday.
Mitchell city council passes ordinance prohibiting sale of imported red meats and any food containing them. Violations carry a $50 fine on conviction.
Alliance listeners heard Neil Colerick recounts a phone talk with George Springer president of Hydraulics, Inc. about relocating its Van Meter Iowa plant. The luncheon noted potential SBA aid and renewed relocation discussions. A separate note recalls George Selkirk, ex Yankees outfielder, stating he has no photograph with Babe Ruth though they posed together in the late 1930s.
The Iown man says his firm, now producing 50 hydraulic truck hoists daily, has a back-order list worth $70,000. Colerick of the Chamber of Commerce Industrial Committee calls the company progressive with strong future potential. Springer visited Alliance about three months ago, with a proposed site in the former Fairmont building.
The State Game Commission considers building an airport on the Nebraska side of Lewis and Clark Lake with sites surveyed and costs discussed with landowners. The State Department of Aeronautics would finance construction. A separate plan calls for an airfield at Fort Robinson.
Kimball’s Henrickson named Nebraska vice president of the Tri-State Highway 71 Association at Hot Springs meeting. Crawford’s Henry elected president replacing Scottsbluff’s Kramer Sr. Brush’s Gray re elected Colorado VP and Heimbuck of Hot Springs elected SD VP. Ramsey of Crawford chosen secretary treasurer. South Dakota Commission notified of paving step on last link from Rocky Ford to Hot Springs.
Brandeis University selects Steve Moro of Highland Park as golf captain and student council president while Bob Lerman of South Bend Indiana will captain the wrestling team next season.
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