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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1957
Page
2
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the County Court sets September 7, 1957 at 11:00 A M for a hearing on the petition for distribution filed by B C Atkins and Pauline Atkins. Notice will be published weekly for three weeks in the Sidney Telegraph as required.
The Administrator with the Will Annexed of John F Bor cher deceased has filed a final account and petition for final settlement in Cheyenne County Nebraska. Hearing set for September 3 1957 at 10 a.m. to contest and determine heirs at law. County Judge August 15 1957. Martin Davis Mattoon attorneys Gerald E Matzke.
The County Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska sets a hearing on August 24 1957 at 10 AM for the distribution of wrongful death proceeds to the surviving parents Earl and Christina Bennett and for a license to sell Lot 1 Block 4 Country Club Heights 4th Addition Sidney Nebraska to pay estate debts. The sale is ordered under Judge John H Kuns to cover debts costs and allowances with the hearing at Cheyenne County Courthouse Sidney Nebraska on September 6 1957 at 10 AM.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the district court announces a probate hearing for the will of Louis Raymond Rowen deceased with Ferris C Preble named executor. The hearing is set for September 3 1957 at 10 00 AM in the County Court. Jack R Knicely is the attorney on record.
Brownson Bun ker Hill Chambers Colton Davison Eagle Gurley Haskell Huntsman Lodgepole Lorenzo Morrow Pleasant View Potter Sidney Tiogai t Union Valley precin cts notified of public hearing Aug 21 1957 and declaration of Brucellosis area under Statute 54 766.02 Work toward eradication begins on or after Aug 28 1957 by Nebraska Bureau of Animal Industry.
Fifteen candidates vie for Potter Days Queen as balloting starts with tickets for the August 30 dance. Ballots accompany tickets and a sealed box accepts votes at Potter State Bank or Legion Hall lobby. The Queen and two attendants will preside over Potter Days on September 16-17.
Michael Wills led mailbox construction for Sunday School teachers while Jerry Lipska finished a ping pong table top and the Lipska and Eddie Nelson men built a small rack and cabinets. Refreshments followed with cake baked by Mrs. Knight. Scout Troop 105 presented Rev. Wacker a Schaeffer desk.
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