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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1935
Page
5
Creditors are advised that claims must be filed by May 27, 1935 and debts paid by February 11, 1936. The county court will sit February 23, 1935 and May 27, 1935 at 10:00 A M to receive examine and adjust all claims. Radcliffe and Wehmiller attorneys. Ray E. Reik claim disallowed for lack of authorization. Meeting adjourned to March 5 or by chairman’s call.
Public notice lists two inmates Frank Stevens and Ray Wezelber from Cheyenne County seeking commutation and parole with hearings at 10 a.m. March 13 1935 at the State Penitentiary Lincoln Neb. Officials Swanson Harmon and probation officer file details. Also notices on the estate of Henry Laaker, and a sheriff sale of Cheyenne County land to satisfy a judgment.
By order of the District Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska a sheriff sale is issued on a 1934 foreclosure judgment. Equitable Life Insurance Company of Iowa sues G E Burke and others including Ethé Burke and Farmers State Bank entities in Gurley and Cairo Nebraska. Proceeding is to be conducted under the court seal and foreclosure decree.
January 1935 expenses list includes allotment committee salary 110.00 field supervisors salary 24.00 stenographer 66.30 clerical help 63.75 equipment 15.00 check charges 89 office supplies 5.89 stationery envelopes 13.50 interest on loans 27.45 printing 3.70 telephone telegraph 2.67 allotment committee mileage 85.90 field supervisors mileage 16.30 total 435.55 Supplemental June 1934 field supervisors salary 14.00 field supervisors mileage 5.35 total 19.35 signed C H Feldman president February 18 1935
The commissioners met in regular session February 19 1935 with Guy Shaw chairman A A Fenske Ford Weikhorst J W Billeter P J Heaton I L Pindell present In audit the clerk was instructed to draw warrants for numerous claims including telephone Western Union Schul Huff Wasem Weed Hansen Fisher Gisbins Dedic Oldenburg Wright Rodgers Hansen etc The following bond was approved Herman P Treinen precinct assessor Lorenzo precinct
The County Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska announces that administrator for estate No 874 Jacob Volkert, deceased, has filed a final account and petition for final settlement and heirs at law, hearing set for February 25, 1935 at 10:00 A M. Interested parties may contest. Dated February 6, 1935. County Judge.
The County Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska handles the estate of John Weston deceased as public records note. The State of Nebraska continues to assert its interests in probate proceedings and related claims.
Mr. and Mrs. J L Madden visited the Fred Wittrock home while Virgil Nelson Milton Jacobs and Ernest Tracy dined at the Dewey Larson home. Numerous neighbors attended gatherings at various homes including Carl Larson C P Herboldsheimer Jens Olsen and George Fleming with many meals, card parties, and a Valentine party at the school.
Mrs Ethel Payzant reports local social activity with Mr. and Mrs George Fleming hosting and visiting rings of friends including Mr and Mrs Silas Rose Mr and Mrs J D Bolton and others sharing Sunday dinners and calls in Lorenzo and nearby towns during the past week.
Frank Kripal returns home after a months long sightseeing tour. Ogallala sales pavilion open day draws packed crowds as several hundred head of stock sell at high prices. John Lehr, father of Mrs W G Crose, returns to Iowa. Mrs George Whitefoot and Irma visit Oshkosh. Harry and Mrs Crose teach near Julesburg, visit Crose and Fisher families. Mrs Tom Fitch and daughter with Mrs G C Meser visit relatives. Line of Ogallala attends to business. Shorty King and Dorothy Line with Sidney friends attend Potter dance. W G Crose hosts Sunday dinner at William Pyle home near Chappell. George Barlow of Fremont visits on business. Mr Bates and Ruby entertain guests including Minshall and Barlow families from Fremont and Julesburg. Leonard Bond visits Hershel Crose. evening show at Sidney. Emil Englert and son of Sunol visit locally. Wilford Kreider and Irma Whitefoot call on the Crose home.
Details of neighborhood visits and gatherings in South Colton including Duane Witters staying with Wayne and Curtis Elsen. Attendees at a Friday district 39 play include the Witters family, Deavers family, Elsen family, Kavanaugh family, and Mary and Harvey George.
East Dalton reports a dinner guest at the Fred Rathman home. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Yowell and family visited A L Yowell near Sidney. Emil Marx and family called and joined supper at the Clar home.
Lawrence and Melvin Miller spent Sunday afternoon at the Emil Marx home. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Davison and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Anderson and children were Sunday supper guests at the Fred Rathman home. Mr. and Mrs. James Devier, and daughters, Marva and Marjorie, were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mintken. Ella and Henry Kreinbring spent Wednesday evening at the Carl Christensen home. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Warren and children, Patsy and Donald, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Max Goeman. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Christensen and daughter, Pauline, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Christensen and family spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Will Fredericksen and Iva May. Mrs Annie Pettett and son, Joe, of Elm Creek called at the James Devier home Monday.
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