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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1946
Page
5
The executrix files a final account and report for administration, asking the court to determine the estate and grant discharge. A hearing is set for February 2, 1946, at ten o'clock, before County Judge Robt A Barlow and Martin Davis, with officials from the law office MB-AB-48.
Notice of final report and petition filed February 3 1946 in Cheyenne County District Court seeking foreclosure of a tax sale certificate on real estate in Section 6 Township 13 North Range 48 West Cheyenne County Nebraska. Unknown owners or claimants must answer by April 8 1946. Creditors and interested parties notified.
Public notice in Cheyenne County Nebraska announces the county court will convene in Bidney city on March 9 1946 and June 5 1946 to receive and examine all claims against the estate of Henry Gapen deceased. Claims must be presented within three months from March 9 1946 and debts paid within one year from February 1946. County Judge Grob t A Barlow and P J Henson with L M Clinton attorneys listed.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the County Court of Cheyenne County announces a probate notice for Frederick A Gapen deceased. The court will sit in Sidney March 9 1946 and June 9 1946 at 2 A.M. to receive and examine claims against the estate. The period to present claims ends three months from March 9 1946 and debts must be paid within one year from February 14. Seal Robi A Barlow PJB Denton County Judge Th WL Clinton.
Mary, convicted in Cheyenne County on October 1, 1942 for robbery, applied to the Board of Pardons for commutation and parole. The Board will hear the application at 9:28 a.m. on March 3, 1946 at the State Penitentiary in Lincoln, Nebraska. Participants and interested parties may appear. Secretary Marsh and Chief Probation Officer Meissner are listed. (SEAL)
Notice is by the county court in Sidney Nebraska that creditors of the estate of Clifford Haile deceased must present and file their claims by May 20, 1946. Claims received will be examined and allowed or rejected. Dated February 4, 1946. Beal Robt A Baelow Earl R Kratz County Judge Attorney Sidney Nebraska.
In the district court the matter of Doris L McNeill guardian of the estate of Aletta A LeSueur incompetent seeks leave to sell the described real estate in Sidney Nebraska consisting of lots in Clarkson's Addition and Paine's Addition to Sidney in multiple blocks. The petition details the property boundaries and location, and requests authorization to proceed with the sale. The case references the southeast corner of the parcel and the parcel's metes and bounds.
A lengthy legal notice details parcels in Sidney Nebraska including Block 66 and 132 foot lines, combined with references to Lot 1 2 3 4 5 6 in Block Twenty-two Original Town, and various boundary runs. The document also covers guardianship and estate matters for Doris Life Neill, Arthur Baner, and Emma Louise Cooper, plus court notices for final settlements, tax issues, and county commission proceedings including audit of claims and payments to numerous individuals and firms.
Notice is given that final report in the matter of estate No 1543 belonging toBmima Louise has been filed. Creditors and interested parties are requested to present claims or objections by the specified deadline. The court will review the report and determine distribution after the deadline.
Fragmentary note details a fabric used for balloon coverings in defense against aerial bombardment. It mentions cotton fibers, fine woven cloth, silk-like smoothness, and resistant qualities. The text is garbled but emphasizes material quality and wartime use in coverings for strategic cities.
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