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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1935
Page
7
Public notices detail sheriff sales in Cheyenne County Nebr anchored by W W Schulz as sheriff. Auctions set for September 4 1935 at 10 a m at the courthouse to satisfy judgments on described lands and lots in Oberfelder's First Addition Lodgepole. Also notice of September 21 1935 sale of Lots 1 2 and 3 Block 6 Oberfelder's First Addition Lodgepole with cash terms.
Notice in Cheyenne County Nebraska County Court announces petition for administration of estate of J Earl Thayer. Iva A Thayer named administratrix. Hearing set September 7 1935 at 10 a m. Filed August 22 1935. Attorneys Radcliffe & Wehmiller. Property described: parts of lot 8 and 6 block 20 Original Town Sidney Nebraska. Sheriff notice and seal included.
By order of Sale from the District Court clerk I will sell at 10:00 AM on August 27, 1935 at the east door of the courthouse the lands described as Lot Seven and the East Nine, in action where H. J. Cary is plaintiff and Sarah McFadden et al are defendants. The sale proceeds go to satisfy the judgment in the case.
An order from the District Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska based on a September 4 1934 mortgage foreclosure judgment directs the sheriff to levy on all right title and interest of the defendants E J Browning and Etta F Browning in the property for sale under an August 1 1935 order of sale.
Mrs Lester Burris and two daughters from San Bernardino arrived for a month with her parents Mr and Mrs Joe Hecker. Viola Reid of Wichita visits her parents Mr and Mrs C W Reid. Rev Charles Wesburg from Wilkes Barre Pa preached at Peetz Community Church. J E Wilbert and family from Anita Iowa manage harvest on Carl Bules farm. James Kiatochvil and three daughters of Omaha spent week with Carl Byles. Ralph Burton and family from Omaha visit. Mrs Burton previously Dorothy Stone and they plan Denver home. Millon Ryle returns from summer school at Kearney and will teach Lockhart School west of town. Mrs Bellam Warrick and Marjorie Karrick of Blaine arrive to visit relatives. Miss Dorothy Claycomb returns.
The 17th annual Nebraska American Legion convention will meet in Beatrice August 25 to 28. Each day will feature at least one outstanding event and Sunday will focus on registration and informal reunions.
Mrs. H. H. Long of Clarinda Iowa credits Kruschen with losing 18 pounds after three jars. Doctor endorses its safety for gall stones, high blood pressure and kidney acids while promising overall health gains. A teaspoon in hot water each morning. jar lasts four weeks at little cost via Western Drug Company.
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