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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1966
Page
7
Notice lists foreign will probate in Ida County Idaho with hearing set for April 25, 1966 and executrix to finalize estate of Robert Thurst on Cheyenne County Nebraska. Also final report for Harry H. Anderson estate filed with hearing date May 10, 1966.
Petition for the will of Mary E. Brown seeks probate and designates Merna V. Walker as executrix with a hearing set in court on May 9, 1966 at 10 00 A M. Heaton Heaton Sydney G Finch Kansas Wesleyan and Tabor College basketball game had 78 fouls called 40 on Wesleyan and 38 on Tabor. Tree Farm program to grow timber as a crop became nationwide in 1963 with Kansas the 48th state to join.
In Enne County Nebraska a petition for probate of the will of Elsie Marx deceased and for appointment of Herbert Marx and Ervin Marx as joint executors is set for hearing in court on April 25, 1966 at 10 00 A M. Seal signed Sydney G Finch.
The 1965 amendments extend social security coverage to physicians self employment income from medical practice beginning with year ending December 31 1965 and to medical and dental interns employed by hospitals from 1966. Cash tips of 20 dollars or more monthly are counted as wages from 1966, with reporting and tax withholding by employers. Also new provisions allow certain divorced wives and surviving divorced wives to receive monthly cash benefits if they meet coverage and support requirements based on the former husband’s disability entitlement or death.
The Outdoor Power Equipment Institute urges care when mowing on steep or slippery slopes after rain. A safety guide covers footing and mower control to prevent accidents and neighborly property damage. Free copies offered by mailing name and address to LAWN SAFETY POB 28111 Central Station Washington DC.
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