Dalton Community Sees Open Houses And Club Events
Readers scheduled open houses for Feb 19 including Grandma Schuler 94th birthday at Owen Schuler home and silver wedding anniversaries at the Dykman farm plus Gerke and Hinrichs golden anniversaries at Trinity and Weyert churches. Cub Scout Blue and Gold Banquet drew about fifty at Dalton Legion Hall with awards and camping talk.
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Grandma Schuler
Owen Schuler
Willam Dykman
Trinity Lutheran Church
Dalton
Conrad Gerke
Weyerts Lutheran Church
George ‘Hinrichs
Center Aid
SOD Cafe
Cheyenne County Educators Meeting
Grenpe” High
Im.c
Minnie Dryer
Happy Corner Club
Edward .Lessman
Jhostess
LeRoy Lessman
Loyde ‘Aurichs
Northwesterners
Lee “Shoeraker
Ruth Circle
Kenneth; Larson
Shoetess
Gene Hartman
Clara Stoll
Omega Chapter
Dale Flora
Mud Springs Club
Frank Geller
St. Mary's Altar Society
Edward Walsh
Lions Club
Dalton Legion Hal
A. Sma
Stephen Gillespie
Grace
Louis i Buckland
Cecil Warren
Melvin @nipley
Don Dey Ermand
Dennis Heizer
Claude Dwinnell
Dennis Pritchett
John Heizer
Franklin Gillespie
Don Dey
Ermand
John
Vance
Curtiss Quinn
An. Trifinity Lutheran Church News
Luther
Judy Pelster
Colorado State College
Greeley
Arthur Pelster
Bob Siefer
Hastings
Dalston
Sidney
Elmer Westerhoff
Butch
Douglas Smith
Sharon Adams
Methodist Church
Bob Sicfer
Wiedeburgs
Elimer Westerhof
Lee Trumbull
Gillette
Wyo
Lee Tremibull
Ivan Walker
Darrell Wildman
Trumbull
Kansas
F. J
Clara Clough
Evmer
Westerholt
Chadron
Inlaw
Harry ‘Worth
Cle
Grege
Karen
Elmer ‘Mayer
Frank Ogars
Bridgeport
Movie Theater Ad Says Attend Saturday Instead
In Holly Springs Mississippi a local theater displayed an outside billboard advising patrons that the movie is not good that night and urging them to save their money and return on Saturday. The humorous notice reflects midweek discontent with current showings and the theater’s attempt to boost attendance later in the week.
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Holly, Springs
Miss
Village Caucus Nominates Trustees and School Board Directors
Village caucus at the Legion in Kall on Tuesday February 28 1961 at 7 30 P M nominates six candidates for village board of trustees two year term with three to be elected April 1961. Four candidates to serve on Potter School District No 9 board for a three year term with two elected April 4 1961.
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the Legion
Kall
Board of ‘Education of
Potter
Sheriff Sale in Cheyenne County Nebraska Auction Date Set
By order of sale issued by Cheyenne County District Courtclerk Signal Oilfield Service Inc. as plaintiff will sell at public auction at the Sidney Nebraska courthouse front door on March 1 1961 at 10 a m for cash the oil and gas leasehold comprising west half of southeast quarter section 21 township 15 north range 52 west of the 6th p m Cheyenne County Nebraska with all machinery and equipment including tanks treater pump engine and related appurtenances to satisfy judgment and costs Sheriff W W Schulz announces.
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District Court of
Cheyenne
County
Nebraska
Signal Oilfield Service, Inc
Black Drilling Company
Inc
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Pan American Petroleum Corporation
Wisconsin
Parkersberg
Continental Engine
Eriscoe Co
Ho-Maid Products Incorporated in Sidney Nebraska
Notice of incorporation for Ho-Maid Products Inc with principal business in Sidney Nebraska. It will manufacture transport and sell food products including salad dressings. Authorized capital stock 25000.00 to be paid in cash. Business began February 7 1961 with perpetual existence. Officers include president vice president and secretary treasurer as designated by the board.
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Ho-Maid Products, Inc
Sidney
Nebraska
Board of Directors
Thornton and Thornton vs Clinton MelNish Attorneys
Two named parties C S Thornton and Myrtle Thornton engage with attorneys Ronald D Thornton and Clinton MelNish in a legal matter dated 2 15 t8. The document lists their representation and filing context in a clipped legal notice style.
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C. S. Thornton
Myrtle Thornton
Ronald D. Thornton
Clinton &MelNish
Notice to Bidders for School Bus Sidney Nebraska
Sealed bids for one school bus with separate bids for body and chassis must be filed by March 6, 1961 at the Sidney Junior High School. Specifications available from the Secretary of the Board of Education. Bids opened publicly at 6 p.m. March 6 1961 in the Board Room. The board reserves right to waive technicalities and reject all bids.
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Superintendent of Schools
Sidney
Nebraska
Board of Education
Nebraskia
Sidney Junior High School
Sidney Board of Education
Legal Notice to Maindermen in Sidney Nebraska Lot 7
Unknown heirs or claimants are notified that on February 9 1961 Harvey E Marsh filed an amended petition in Cheyenne County District Court Nebraska seeking construction of provisions in the Last Will and Testament of Alfred E Marsh Deceased affecting Lot 7 Block 29 Original Town of Sidney Nebraska and all other persons claiming any interest in the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Nebraska
Alfred E. Marsh
Nebras
Harvey E. Marsh
District Court of
Cheyenne’ County
Testament of Alfred E Marsh and codicils sale notice
Petition response due by March 20 196. Harvey E Marsh plaintiff represented by Peetz and Boalderson attorneys. Court action requests authority to sell or dispose of described real estate under the will and codicils.
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Alfred E. Marsh
Harvey
E. Marsh
Peetz & Boalderson
Notice to Contractors for Sidney Municipal Building Bid
Sealed proposals for the general contract of a Sidney Nebraska municipal building are due by 7 30 P M February 23 1961. Plans and specs cost 25 and are refundable to unsuccessful bidders. Engineer estimate 135000. Bid bonds of 5 are required with bids.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Murrin, Kasch & Kahn
Main, Street
Sterling
Colorado
Sidney Nebraska bid notice for contracts
Checks of unsuccessful bidders will be returned on contract award. All bids kept open 10 days after letting. Bids opened in City Council Chambers Sidney Nebraska at 7 30 P M on February 23 1961 in the presence of bidders or their representatives. City may reject any or all bids. City Clerk Gordon R Tobin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Nebraska
Gordon R. Tobin
Equal boy girl balance in Fostoria public schools
In Fostoria Ohio the student body of 3 232 is evenly split between boys and girls with exactly half identified as male and half as female.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fostoria
Ohio
Fostoria Public
Wits
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Mariner
Kenneth Larson
Hospital News
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Hubert Winters
Rodney Brown
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Teddy van Anne
Lodgepole
Paul Ingwerson
Mrs
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Brownie News Troop
Brownies
Stahl
Joette Pelster
Dalton Liberary
Commanche
Wm. R. Cox
Echo Answers
Margaret Culkin Banning
Charles Mercer
Sonia Bleeker
John’ Jos. Krumgold
Jim and His
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Chey Papa
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Marion Garthwaite
Mark Toyman
Christopher Webb
Eilis ‘Dillon
Wileke Burke
JoAnn Willeke
Richard E. Burke
Grand Avenue Methodist Temple
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Phil Curtiss
Dewey Dirks
Arthur
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Valentine Dugger
Harry Saum
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H. L. Heizer
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Jim Cole
Fit. Collins
John S. Broz
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Omaha
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Vern Miller
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Gilbert Myers
Dianne Albers
St. Patrick’s Church
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Bertrand
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Jerry Flora
Jim van Anne
Janice Neick
Butch Westerhoff
Linda Ziegler
Jim Applegate
Charles Geller
Alfert Kruger
Jean
Verne Miller
Avery Crew
Barbara Sanford
State University At
Laramie
Nedraska
Sheriff's 'Sale
W. W. Schulz
Nebr
Seidlitz
Pws
Ray
W. F. Kalous
Palm Theatre
Bayard, Neb
Owen W. Anderson
Vic Asmus Real Estate
Asmus & Rychecky
Scottsbluff
Neb
Sioux County
Vic Asmus
Asmus
Rychecky
Scottsbluff, Nebraska
Aesty
Parkwood
Nomad
Enger
Enger Station Wagon
Brookwood
Bel Air
RA Paw
Chevrolet
Jackson
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