WANTED Day Worker Seeks Housekeeping Near Cheyenne County
Daily notices and local social items from Cheyenne County Nebraska dated August 10 1934 report W W Schulz sheriff solicitations for a day worker to care for a ten year old son and a request to inquire at the Telegraph office. The page includes numerous brief mentions of visits travel weddings and family gatherings among residents such as Hazel Smith Leota Mathewson Carl Mathewson Elmer Parish Oswald Leimbach Flora Lenders and others with several wedding and hosting events noted.
Notice of District Court Sale Order Issued
Notice states an order of sale has been issued by the clerk of the District Court. Details such as case number parties and property are not provided in the fragment but indicate a forthcoming sale under court authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Ford
Notice of Judicial Sale in Cheyenne County Nebraska
John T. McIntosh as clerk of the District Court announces a court ordered public auction of the real estate described as the NW quarter of Section 24 Township 14 North Range 50 West, to satisfy a judgment in favor of American National Bank of Sidney against Francis Raymond Wellner et al. The sale is set for September 11, 1934 at 10:00 A M at the front door of the Cheyenne County courthouse in Sidney Nebraska, for cash to the highest bidder. Paul L. Martin, lawyer, dated August 8, 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
August Namath
Kate Namath
Frank Tice
Ruth Tice
Sidney
John T. McIntosh
District Court
American National Bank of
Francis Raymond Wellner
Said County
W. W. Schulz
Nebr
Paul L. Martin
Pleasant View Social Notes on Sunday Guests
Rev and Mrs H L Schuetz of Cheyenne were Sunday supper guests at Rev G H Boshnke home. Albert Schlicting Gottfreid Bergt Art and Hugo Mueller hosted Sunday dinner at Louis Seeman home. Joe Gerler visited J E Morrow. Meta Wagner of Cheyenne visited aunt Mrs Henry Moench. Oscar Mueller and family shared Sunday supper at Art Schubarth. Henry Lueders family Florence Wills Elmer Parish also attended Anton Steffens home. Matilda Moench, employed in Cheyenne, spent her two days in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Mathewson
Sidney
Mary Smith
Elmer Parish
Ben Hilpert
Art Schuessler
Frank Mueller
St Paul’s Lutheran Church
Oswald Leimbach
Flora Lenders
Bud Fisher
Elmer Bergt
Frohna
Oswald
Edna Leimbach
Hlmer Parish
Leona
Viola Schubarth
Marie Mathes
J. E. Morrow
Billy Smith
Bennie Herboldsheimer
Rodney Mathewson
Mendell Mathewson
Dale Herboldsheimer
Henry Moench
J. E
William Morrows
Potter
William Mangels
Art Schubarth
H. L. Schuetz
Cheyenne
G. H. Boshnke
Albert Schlicting
Gottfreid Bergt
Art
Hugo Mueller
Louis Seeman
Joe Gerler
Meta Wagner
Oscar Mueller
Herbert
Myrtle
Henry Lueders
Florence Wills
Anton Steffens
Matilda Moench
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Woo
Cee
Gibson
JOE A. Gibson, Inc
B. B. Hine
East Side
Omar Court
Kentucky
Fred Klug
Leghorn Roosters
Iowa
J. L. Loudon
North End
16Th Ave
W. M. Hecker
West Road
Delbert Hawkins
Peetz
Colo
Sidney Hatchery
Sale
W.M. Juedes
Gurley
Grand Island
Schmoller & Mueller Piano Co
East Third St
Jackson
M. G. Loncar
Bronson
Marsh-McDaniel Transfer Co
Litz
C. S. Radcliffe
Swift & Company
Sidney Creamery Co
C. W. Hornaday
11Th Ave
Ilinois
A. L. Persinger
West Apartments
13Th Ave
McDowell Duplex
Post Row
N. H. Tank
Maple St
C. M. Hadley
H. T. Doran
Dh. T. Doran
Hardy Apartments
Renit
Heaton & Heaton
Hazel Smith
Leota Mathewson
Legion Park
Ownes
State of
Anna ‘Sorine Pultz
A. D
Robt
A. Barlow
R. P. Kepler
Adm
Sidney Livestock Salt Pavilion
Conoco
Indianapolis
Continental Oil Company
Sheriff's Sale
Pleasant
Mrs. J. BE. Morrow
Our
Kimball
Wyoming
Marratt Brothers
Albin
Sidney and
Nimball
the Kimball
DAILY
Zike
Forsythes
Dare Devil Attractions
Harlan Gibson
F. O. B. Detroit
Joe A. Gibson Inc
Sidney, Nebraska
Telegraph
Mrs. Earnest Smith
Claude Babcock
Art Closman
Sidney Thelma Brewer
Sidney Kenneth Berener
Sidney Edward ‘Stikes
Frank Englert
Dalton
Elmer Hewitt
Frank ‘Mathes
Pleasant View
Clarence Bills
Lodge Pole
Rhody Davidson Bridenstine
Pat
Connelly
Les
Paris
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