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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1935
Page
5
A long list of neighbors attend gatherings and call on friends across the area. Visitors include Mrs Ben Jurgens and son Melvin Mrs Barbara Ingwerson and Betty June Neff and many others at various homes. Community members share meals, outings, and hometown updates over the weekend and weekdays.
By order of the District Court Clerk, H J Cary sues Sarah McFadden et al. A public sale is set for August 27, 1935 at 10 am at the east courthouse door Sidney to liquidate lands including Lot 7 and parts of Lot 8 and Lot 6 in Block 20 Original Town Sidney. The sheriff then levies on the Southeast Quarter of Section 10 Township 15 Range 52 and will sell September 4, 1935 at 10 am at the east front courthouse door Sidney for cash to satisfy the judgment with costs.
W W Schuiz sheriff of Cheyenne County Nebr will auction at 10 AM September 21 1935 at the east front door of Sidney Court House the lands Lots 1 2 3 Block 6 Oberfelder first addition Lodgepole cash terms. Defendants Nellie L Lehmkuhl et al. E H Luikart receiver Liberty State Bank plaintiff. Heaton Heaton attorneys.
By order of the District Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska a sheriff sale is issued on foreclosure. Judgment was rendered September 4 1934 in favor of Equitable Life Insurance Company of Iowa against E J Browning and Etta F Browning husband and wife. Order of sale issued September 1.
Mrs Barbara Ingwerson spent the weekend at the Lester Ingwerson home in Dalton. Several locals, including John Thompson, Miss Evelyn Thompson, and the Hume and Ingwerson families, hosted and visited relatives across Dalton Gurley Sidney Crawford and surrounding towns. Travelers and guests, plus family dinners, are listed among weekend activities and visits.
Mrs. Richard Welton hosts family visit. Iva Beyer and sons visit Frank Beyer home. Jim Carroll guests of Dick Seimers. Della Harper visits Alliance relatives. Fred Beyer family dine with Willis Beyer. Erwin Seimers family with Norma dine with Dick Seimers. Wayne Bayne Ferne Happel visit Walter Happel. Mrs. Welton and son at F Beyer home. Ray Frame family at Frank Beyer. Alvin Seimers helps harvest with Fred Kettler. Max McMillen stays with mother in Sidney. Bernice Beyer travels with Welton party to fish hatchery.
Lena Tieman spends the week with sister Mrs Walter Flicker and family. Otto Rahe and Will Span helped W C Sears with field work. Dinner guests at Flicker home include John Tieman and family, Broadwater visitors, and Sonny Flicker’s third birthday. Several neighbors attended a dance near Lisco.
Mrs. Mary Paviat fell ill Sunday night and was taken to Roche hospital Monday. Mr. and Mrs. H C Craig returned from a four day Denver trip. Nellie Petteys visits Sidney with daughter Mrs J W McDaniel. Harriet Withers leaves for Valley Junction Ta. Lydiatt and Barlow families visit Floyd Carter home Sunday. A C Peterson and daughters head Wyoming and Colorado for a week. George Schwake returns home after visiting Bates. Lydiatt son Drexel finishes summer school at Kearney. Minshall family trip to Rapid City SD to visit farmer son. Thelma Crose arrives from Denver for two weeks with parents. Ammerman family and friends travel Grand Island for junior American Legion ball game. Derrik Ammerman pitches in game. Mina Persinger hosts dinner for Petteys Lough Lehkmuhl Stephens.
Charles Earhart called on Millard Queen Sunday morning. Mrs Mable De Foe, visiting at the Charles Tolle home, left Wednesday for California. Marguerite Tolle accompanied her. Millard Queen helped Charles Boudegard couple a few days last week. Mr and Mrs Ollie Withers spent Tuesday night at the Charles Bondegard home. A few neighbors surprised Mrs August Christensen Friday for her birthday. Those present were Mrs Ollie Withers, Mrs Hubert Bondegard and children, Mrs Millard Queen, Mrs John Grimes and Mrs John Kastens. A delicious lunch was served at five o'clock. Mr and Mrs Seik and Mr and Mrs Harold Christensen of Chappell and Mr and Mrs Wilbur Christensen and sons were Friday evening guests at the August Christensen.
Sidney social and health roundup with many names. Mrs W W McIntosh discharged from Taylor hospital after major operation. Jess Fowler returns from Lincoln. ankle sprain from golf. Sidney firewood and camp activities include Mrs Wayne Reichstein guiding campfire girls on a Connelly farm outing. Potter day program progress, new births, and local sports results.
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