County Court Sets Hearing On Will Probate For Jones Estate
In Cheyenne County on February 4, 1931 Judge G P Kratz presided over the matter of the estate of Josephine B. Jones deceased. The petition by Brown Fitch West seeks probate and recording of a purported last will and testament and its Multnomah Circuit Court probate. A hearing is set for February 25, 1931 at 10:00 AM with notice to all interested parties via The Telegraph for three weeks.
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Cheyenne County
Said
G. P. Kratz
Josephine B. Jones
Brown, Fitch & West
Nebraska
Telegraph
Minnie L. Kinton
Sidney
Frank N. Kinton
Minnis L. Kinton
Notice to Creditors Estate No 791 of Norman N Sherman
Creditors of Norman N Sherman estate must file claims by May 8, 1931 and debts by January 22, 1932. County Court in Cheyenne County Nebraska will hear claims February 9, 1931 and May 9, 1931 at 10:00 AM. G P Kratz county judge. Paul L Martin lawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman N. Sherman
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Said County
G. P. Kratz
Paul L. Martin
Notice to Defendants in Cheyenne County Nebraska Suit
Defendants Edward H Christ and other unknowns are notified that on January 19 1931 Fred F Lehmkuhl and Alice L Lehmkuhl filed in Cheyenne County District Court a petition to quiet title to the NE quarter of Section 34 Township 14 Range 47 West of the 6th P M. The petition seeks a decree quieting plaintiffs title and barring all claims by defendants to the described property. Defendants must answer on or before unspecified deadline.
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District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Edward H. Christ
Christ
Fred F. Lehmkuhl
Alice L. Lehmkuhl
Township 14
Range 47
Cheyene County
Attorney Listing for G. P. Kratz and R. P. Kepler
A legal notice lists G. P. Kratz of Sidney Nebraska as a lawyer with multiple numbers 34 36 38 40 42 and identifies G. P. Kratz and R. P. Kepler as attorneys for the Petitioner with docket numbers 38 40 42.
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Fred F. Lehmeuhl
Radcliffe & Wehmiller
Sidney
Nebr
G. P. Kratz
Sidney, Nebr
R. P. Kepler
Notice of Auction of Lands in Cheyenne County Nebraska
By order of sale from the Clerk of the District Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska Occidental Building and Loan Association of Omaha Nebraska sues Frank Hengl and Sophia Hengi. On February 10 1931 at 10 o'clock A M at the front door of the Court House in Sidney Cheyenne County Nebraska I will offer for sale at public auction the lands and tenements as described in the action.
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District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Occidental Building and Loan Association
Omaha
Frank Hengl
Sophia Hengi
Sidney
Lot Eight in Block Three in Gimon Hardy Addition
Lot Eight in Block Three of the Gimon-Hardy addition to Sidney Nebraska Cheyenne County is described for property records. The note identifies the parcel location within the city limits and county.
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Gimon-Hardy
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Community Socials and Visits Across Weyerts News Region
Local residents share hospitality with relatives and friends through midweek dinners and weekend gatherings. Families including Wiebkes Volkman Bruns Hoke Darrah Buss and others visit, celebrate birthdays, shop in Lodge Pole, some recover from flu, and neighbors attend a Chappell show with Otto Rahe and George Buss noted among attendees.
Pleasant View Social Notices From Local Families
Pleasant View and surrounding residents share social visits. Mr and Mrs W D Mathewson host supper. J E Morrow attends a silver tea. Miss Helen Kucera visits Emma Morrow. Ed Morrow trips to Potter. Bertha Larson stays with Mathewsons. multiple neighbors visit Ben Hilpert and other homes. Frank Mueller hosts Ladies Aid gathering.
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W. D. Mathewson
J E Morrow
Dan Heimer
W. D Mathewson
Potter
Helen Kucera
Lorenzo
Emma Morrow
Ed Morrow
Bertha Larson
Bill Myers
C. G. Gemeinhardt
Frank Mueller
Ladies Aid
West Center Social News Notes and Obituaries
Oscar Freeburg Leonard Freeburg and Ed Zorn left Saturday for Bloomfield after a message announced Tom Hunt's death. Miss Marie Frickle stayed with Miss Ethel Guill over the weekend. Dinner guests at Ed Zorn's on Sunday included Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Bishell and Kenneth Gustin. J C Guill learned Monday his father died in Council Bluffs and he departed that evening. Lawrence Bowman and Bert Hoskins helped Just Jensen plaster his house and do chores at the Guill farm. Earl Young hosted dinner Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Martin Christofferson and family and Mr. and Mrs. A H Draper and family. Gladys Christofferson, visiting Garvin home near Gurley, became ill and was taken to Sidney hospital Friday, then returned Sunday afternoon. Mrs Olive Gienau's friends surprised her Thursday with gifts after a pleasant social afternoon.
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B. C. Wiebke
Herman Bruns
R. P. Volkman
William Thompson
Fred Thompson
James Hume
Ralph Smith
Otto Rahe
Lyle Kintz
Pete Buss
John Hokom
Sunol
Charles Darrah
Esther Brus
Caroline Volkman
Caroline
August Jurgens
Walter Flicker
Lodge Pole
Harry Thompson
William Frerichs
Abbe Bruns
George
Ben Buss
Henry Beebe
Rose Sears
Silly
Helen Darrah
Ben Jurgens
John Hume
James
Dave Hume
Herman Bauer
Earl Sears
Walter Rufenacht
Rufenacht
George Buss
Chappell
Martin Borges
Dale Rogers
James Payne
Henry Block
Oscar Freeburg
Leonard Freeburg
Ed Zorn
Bloomfield
Tom Hunt
Marie Frickle
Ethel Guill
Clifford Bishell
Kenneth Gustin
J. C. Guill
Council Bluffs
Mr. Guill
Lawrence Bowman
Bert Hoskins
Jenson
Guill
Earl Young
Martin Christofferson
A. H. Draper
Familly
Garvin
Gurley
Gladys Christofferson
Sidney Hospital
Olive Gienau
Local Social Notes From Dalton Area
Mrs A H Draper and daughter Jeanette were shopping in Dalton Saturday. Mr and Mrs E E Osborn and family and Mrs Olive Gienau and family drove to Crook Colorado Sunday to spend the day with Mr and Mrs Oliver Engelman. The annual telephone meeting of the patrons on line 25 was held at the Francis Rose home Monday. Miss Rose Brown has been quite ill this week. Marcella Henke spent Thursday night with Na Guill.
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E. E Osborn
Olive Gienau
Crook
Colo
Oliver Engelman
Francis Rose
Imaginary Distance and Earth as a Grain of Sand
The excerpt contrasts Hope Hope’s guiding role through darkness with reflections on scale. It imagines representing Earth as a grain of sand in New York and the nearest star as a proportional globe in Juneau Alaska, highlighting vast cosmic distances.
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New York City
Juneau
Alaska
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