Publication Notice to Creditors in Bankruptcy Case 598
Notice to creditors of Ever W. Swenson a bankrupt from Sidney Cheyenne County Nebraska. Objections to discharge must be filed by February 13 1939. Witness Robert H. Beatty Referee in Bankruptcy. Real estate described as South half of section 30 township 16 range 52 west Cheyenne County to be sold January 31 1939 at 10 am at the courthouse in Sidney Nebraska. Sheriff W W Schulz and Nebraska Attorney Paul L. Martin involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court OF the District OF Nebraska
North Platte
Ever W. Swenson
Beatty
North Dewey Street
Lincoln County
Nebraska
Robert H. Beatty
Sidney
Cheyenne County
United States
Notice of Sale and Public Auction of Sidney Property
Notice issued by Cheyenne County District Court and Home Owners' Loan Corporation announces sale of Lot 7, Block 8, Original Town of Sidney, to satisfy a foreclosure decree from March 14, 1938. Sale set January 23, 1939 at 10 a.m. at the east front door of Sidney courthouse. W. W. Schulz, Sheriff, and Heaton & Heaton Attorneys represent HO L C. Also includes bid call for Potter-Redington road project with detailed specifications and wage floors.
Notice of foreclosure sale in Cheyenne County Nebraska
By virtue of an order of sale from the District Court Cheyenne County Nebraska in a Home Owners' Loan Corporation case defendants include Dessie B Willis and Joseph Willis. On January 23 1939 at 10 o clock A M at the east front door of the courthouse Sidney Nebraska sale to highest bidder for cash to satisfy a foreclosure decree dated March 14 1938 describing Lot 8 Block 9 Clarkson's Second Addition Sidney Cheyenne County Nebraska. Sale open one hour. Sheriff W W Schulz Heaton & Heaton Attorneys 32-4 6-8-40
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Campbell
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Bessie Grace Bonham
Clarence W. Bonham
Court House
Sidney
Cheyenne
Dessie B. Willis
Joseph Willis
Clarkson
Local residents named in Eagle notes and visits
A compact roundup of social visits and routine errands across Lodgepole and Sidney with repeated names Bertha Borges Lloyd Brown Hume Stretch Rahe Lenz and family. Also notes a Florida crops shipment exceeding 100000 cars annually.
Sheriff’s Sale in Cheyenne County Nebraska
A sheriff sale on February 14 1939 at 10 a m at the front door of the Cheyenne County Court House Sidney Nebraska will auction the southeast quarter of section 7 township 15 range 49 west 6th P M in Cheyenne County to the highest bidder for cash. Equitable Life Insurance Company of Iowa obtained judgment against Ernest G Schoen Dorothy Schoen John A Schoen Florence Schoen Gottlieb C Schoen and all heirs devisees and interested parties. W W Walz Sheriff of Nebraska. 38-40-2-4-6
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danamen
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Equitable Life Insurance Company of
Iowa
Margaret Hansen
Thorwald J. Hansen
John Doe
Paul L. Martin
Sawyer
Said
Sidney
W. W. Schulz
Dan Campbell
District Court
Ernest G. Schoen
Dorothy Schoen
John A. Schoen
Florence Schoen
Gottlieb C. Schoen
W.W. Walz
Order to Show Cause Cheyenne County Nebraska 1939
Guardian Gertrude F Nelson seeks license to sell ward Emery W Nelsons real estate in Cheyenne County Nebraska including a one ninth undivided interest in Section 32 Township 13 Range 52 and Lot 2 Block 9 Clarkson's Addition Sidney The court sets February 18 1939 to show cause why license should not be granted and requires publication in The Telegraph for three successive weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Gertrude F. Nelson
Emery W Nelson
Emery W. Nelson
District Court
6Th . M
Clarkson
Sidney
Ward
Court House
City of
Guardian
Telegraph
Notice of Sale Datum in Cheyenne County Nebraska
By order of sale issued by Dan Campbell Clerk of the District Court Cheyenne County Nebraska on judgment in favor of Equitable Life Insurance Company of Iowa a corporation the notice announces execution and sale under the court process with applicable terms and conditions as provided by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Campbell
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Equitable Life Insurance Company of
Iowa
Quiet Title Suit In Cheyenne County Nebraska Land
Ruth H. Koos and May S. Houghton sue to quiet title to the Southeast Quarter of Section 19, Township 15 north, Range 49 west, Cheyenne County Nebraska. Defendants must answer by January 30, 1939. Attorney for Plaintiffs: Earl R. Kratz. Plaintiffs: Ruth H. Koos and May S. Houghton. Sidney Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
T. W. Becklund
North Range
Ruth H. Koos
May S. Houghton
Court Orders Sale of Real Estate in Cheyenne County Nebraska
Court in favor of Mutual Trust Life Insurance Company of Chicago directs sale on January 17, 1939 at 10:00 AM by Sheriff W. W. Schulz to satisfy judgment against William and Hester Frazier Kloke Investment Company and Morris Jessen. Property described as East Half Section 22 Township 16 North Range 47 West of the 6th P. M. Cheyenne County Nebraska. Paul L. Martin attorney.
Property Auction Notice in Cheyenne County Court
Dan Campbell clerk announces judgment for Mutual Trust Life Insurance Company of Chicago against William and Hester Frazier Kloke Investment and Morris Jessen. Real estate to be sold at public auction January 17 1939 at 10 a m at Sidney courthouse front door. East half of Section 9 Township 16 Range 47 West of the 6th P M. Cash to highest bidder.
Local neighbors host dinners and family visits
Route One by Mrs Bondegard notes Sunday dinners and suppers at Ed Stevens home with Walter Brestel and sons. Other visits include Lon Miller at Henry Oades, Estherline Scharrell staying with relatives, and births of a son to Wilbur Lutkelius and wife at Harris hospital. Further gatherings involve H O Withers, Wilbert Christensen, A B Thomsen, and John Kastens households during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Brestel
Dalton
Rodney Stevens
Edmund Stevens
Ed Stevens
Lon Miller
Henry Oades
Estherline Scharrell
Wilbur Lutkelius
Harris Hospital
H. O. Withers
Wilbert Christensen
A. B. Thomsen
H. Oo
John Grimes
Johnny
Frank Hansen
Claude
H. O Withers
Wilbur Lutkehus
Charles Bondegard
Charles Earnhart
Jim Haskell
Roy Earnhart
Stanley Stevens
Millard Queen
Herman Rowetder
Rose
Albin
Ridgeway Fletcher
Garrett Scharrell
Saran Hunt
Merning
Lander
Wyo
Hubert Bondegard
Arthur Stoll
Social News From Peetz Area Wedding Anniversaries and Visits
Returns from China guests honor second wedding anniversary of Edmund and Mrs Stevens at their Ed Stevens home. Various local families hosted or visited each other across the week with dinners, bridge games, and social calls in Peetz and nearby homes. A 9 pound son was born to Lloyd Crow and Dorothy Hecker, while Betty Ann is born to Cliff Simmerman's family. Several residents traveled to Denver and other towns for visits, schooling, and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Crow
Dorothy Hecker
Cliff Simmerman
Betty Ann
Joel Meyer
R. D. Meyer
Denver
Success Business College
Frank McCall
Jerome Fehringer
Donald McCall
Business
Bill Long
H. H. Long
New Orleans
Texas
Vicksburg
Miss
George T. Hungeraeford
Ned Hewitt
Phil Kinzie
Geo. Billborrow
Yuma
Peetz
Eleanor
Peetz School
Reuben Parish
Ryleton
Kansas
Sam Davis
Denzel Anderson
Babe
Haxtun
A. S Ayle
Peetz School Reopens as Faculty Return From Break
Peetz school reopened Monday with teachers back from vacations and the usual routine resuming. Gaylord Frenzel left for Colorado Springs to continue a fellowship and pursue a master's in business administration. Frank Groeger, 49, died at Columbus after years of hospital care and amputations. funeral held in Humphrey, Nebraska. Jess Mechem funeral services were held at the Community with burial in Peetz Cemetery. Mrs. Mechem died in Sterling after heart trouble. Mrs. Bert Kennedy hosted a monday evening gathering for P. Ketchum visiting in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaylord Frenzel
Colorado Springs
Frank Groeger
Columbus
Groeger
Adelph Groeger
Josephine Groeger
Peetz
Humphrey
Nebr
Ernest Barnes
Babe
Otis
Barnes
Jess Mechem
Bert Kennedy
P. Ketchum
Fisherfish swarm along Obi river in iron polluted waters
Natives along the lower Obi river report thousands of fish trapped as they move toward the sea to escape the poisonous protoxide of iron carried by tributaries through marshes and tundra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obi
Russia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Scotts- Sterling Motor Line
Commercial Hotel
Said County
W. W. Schulz Heaton & Heaton Sheriff Attorneys
Department of Roads and Irrigation
State House
Lincoln
Potter-Redington
Ubs
Cdunty
Department of Roads and Irrigations
Bridgeport
Department of Roads and’ Irrigation
Department of Roads ,and Irrigation
A. C. Tilley
T. C. Middleswart
I. l, Pindell
Eagle
Bess Rahe
Jerold Hume
Dale Ingwerson Lewis Lenz
Bertha Borges
Harley Garretts
Joe Stretch
Cecil Hume
Pleasantdale
Omaha
Anna Borges
Lloyd Brown
Fresrich Stretch
Donnie
Willard Frerichs
Oito Rahe
T. H C Club
Art Larsen
Affternoon
Lewis Lenz
Walter Rufenacht
Otto Rahe
Bess
Orval Hume
Fred Bauer
I. C. Pinochle Club
Lavern Queen
Anna Hume
John Bruce
Gene Hume
Harold Neff
Gay Thurrow
Lodgepole
John Borges
Morris Jessen
Walter ‘Wiegers
John Peters
Florida
H. T. Doran
W. BE. Cunningham
6Th Ave
Leo Osborn
George Puckett
11Th Ave
G. P Kratz
Roy Depew
Robert Barlow, Jr
Denver Post
Golden P. Kratz
Colo
Hornaday’s
TF Eye
Lawrence Sharp
Sidney Shoe Hospital
Cheyenne County Lumber Co
Litz Cereal Mill
Call Clifford Jensen
The
World-Herald
Furnithe Auto Interiors
Barker Cleaners
Auto Service
Blaha Garage
Postoffice
Sheriff's Sale
Paul L. Martin Sawyer
J. L. Tewell
Earl R. Kratz
Att’y
Sidney, Nebr
Sheriff’s Sale
Mutual Trust Life Insurance Company of
Chicago
Illinois
William Frazier
Hester Frazier
Kloke Investment Company
Route
Bondegard
China
Patola
Iowa Five
Peeetz
Duane Hill
Omaha Nebr
W S Wiliams
Methodist Episcopal
Arthur J. Moore
Shanghai
San Antonio
Japan
Star Market
Rege San
Mie
Aeren
Great Western
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