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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1936
Page
5
Community notes describe weather disruptions delaying mail and business, social visits in Sunol and Lodge Pole, family updates, school closing early, club activities, and local residents traveling. Olive Cates marriage to Walter Van Landingham marks Denver move. Quarantines for smallpox affect households.
Executors E Roy Easterly and Harold E Davidson seek a district court decree on refinancing debt tied to real estate described as East Half and related parcels in Section 15 Township 12 Range 51 West of the 6th P.M. Cheyenne County Nebraska against Mae E Steward and others.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the county court will sit in Sidney on February 15 1936 and May 15 1936 at ten o clock to examine all claims against the estate The filing period ends three months from February 15 1936 and debt payment deadline is one year from January 29 1936 Robt A Barlow County Judge Heaton and Heaton attorneys 4
Mr and Mrs Frank Lippstrew and family were entertained at Alva Hart home Tuesday evening. Mrs A L Cruise attended a project club meeting at Mrs J A Choans home Wednesday. Mrs Alfred Jorgensen Mrs Albert Johnson Mrs Charles Smith and Mrs Beatrice Nelson attended an all day F N club meeting at Mrs T G Wacdell home Wednesday.
Local Rebekahs gathered at Mrs. Bert Kennedy’s home for a one o’clock luncheon honoring Mrs. Victorie Anderson of Alamosa Colorado who visited the lodge. School reopened after a smallpox quarantine and other illness notes include F F Brown sick with flu and Helen Wells recently discharged from hospital. Millie Sommerfield’s wedding to Emil Wells celebrated with a chival at home. Mrs. Carrie Van Gorder ill with pneumonia. Ray Gillham bought a used Oldsmobile. Allison and Skold family visits noted. J S Michem recovering from injuries. Alfred Schilz assisted at the Peetz filling station in Mr Williams absence. various family visits to Dailey Fleming and Sterling.
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