Estate No 1536 Geske Weyerts deceased Cheyenne Co Neb
Estate No 1536 of Geske Weyerts deceased in Cheyenne County Nebraska. Executor has filed final account and report and a petition for final settlement and discharge to determine heirs at law. Hearing set February 5, 1946 at 10:00 AM before the County Court. Dated January 17, 1946. (SEAL) Robt A Barlow, Paul L Martin, County Judge. Lawyer. 37-39-41
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford O. Hade
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Charles C. Hade
Robt
A. Barlow
Earl R. Kratz
Sidney
Nebr
Geske Weyerts
Paul L. Martin
Estate No 1534 of Charles B Eddy deceased
Estate in Cheyenne County Nebraska shows Administratrix with Will Annexed filing final account and petition for final settlement. Hearing set before county court January 19 1946 at 10 o clock AM. Contests may appear. Dated January 2 1946 Earl R Kratz County Judge Attorney 33 35 37
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Eddy
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Robt. A. Barlow
Earl R. Kratz
Notice of Hearing and Estate Claims in Nebraska
Notice announces hearings in Cheyenne County Nebraska on January 26 1946 at 10 am in Sidney for Decree of Heirship and administration of Eva Hill deceased. It names property in Carroll's Addition Dalton and lists heirs and the petitioner as owner. Also notices Final Account discharge and Decree of Heirship for Frank A Johnson estate and creditor claims for Martin Leaddale estate with filing deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Hill
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Sidney
Frank A. Geller
Morrill County
Carrow
Dalton
Final Hearing Notice in Cheyenne County Estate
Notice in the county court of Cheyenne County Nebraska for the estate of Frank A Johnson deceased. Final hearing scheduled to resolve probate matters and appoint heirs or executors as required by law.
History of Interest and Local Movements
History of Interest recaps holiday travels with Mr and Mrs Rae Jones returning from Wakeeny Kansas accompanied by Mrs Jones sister Miss Sue Acre. Frederick Ahrens leaves for Detroit to resume GM tech studies after holidays with Ed and Mrs Ahrens. Local manager R W Zimmerle of J J Case travels to Ogallala. Nurses and teachers tied to Lincoln Pawnee City and Sidney appear in holiday notes. 44 YEARS AGO notes move of McFadden family, hog shipments to Milford, and local purchases including a top buggy, with Matilda Anderson returning from Oakland to Bronson and Frank Ackerman heading to Sidney Draw for roofing contract.
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Rae Jones
Wakeeny
Kan
Ogallala
Lillian Miller
Taylor
Lincoln
Vera Callum
Pawnee City
Callum
Sidney High School
Harper
Matilda Anderson
Oakland
Calif
Henry Anderson
Bronson
Frank Ackerman
Frank Clark
Sidney Draw
Holiday visits and travels of York area residents
E. D. Worden and wife and daughter Elizabeth spent the holidays at Norfolk and Omaha with Mrs Worden's relatives. Miss Lois Stowe, a Kearney student, came home Friday to spend the holidays. Rev W T Kahse visited York and Lincoln, leaving Monday and returning Wednesday. Rev Samuel Light and wife spent Sunday evening in Sterling and Monday at their son's home. Fred Prince of Potter visited Sidney for business Saturday. Mrs J W Billeter spent Saturday shopping in the city, traveling from Potter with her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Worden
Elizabeth
Norfolk
Omaha
J. W. Billeter
Potter
Corn donations and settlement plans amid regional efforts
Silas Harter brought the first corn for Russian sufferers on Wednesday morning followed by a load from North Calvert. George Jenner will store and handle it free of cost. Jay Barker of Colorado visited Sidney to arrange land settlement under the canal, with more locals considering relocation. Mrs Woodhouse of Cheyenne visits Mrs Barnhart as a party from Red Lion, Colorado, sells beef in Sidney Thursday at 30 cents for hind quarters and 3 cents for fore quarters. Judge Martin opens a land practice office one door south of the Land Office upstairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Harter
North Calvert
George Jenner
Jay Barker
Colorado
Sidney
Conductor Woodhouse
Cheyenne
J. C. Barnhart
Red Lion
Colo
Martin
Sidney News Briefs 1912 Calendar and Local Movements
C W Hornaday issues a 1912 calendar for friends and patrons. Mrs Fred Griffith and son Ferl with her nephew Lyle Green left for Omaha. Mr and Mrs Wallace Oosterhoudt move into a new Sidney home, third in town. Louis Fine of Denver spent Christmas with his Sidney family. Buffalo Bill Cody greeted Sidney friends on his way to Cody Wyoming. Nellie Dedrick returns from Cheyenne healthier. Sidney housing demand outpaces supply. four to six room cottages would be a good investment.
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C. W. Hornaday
Fred Griffith
Ferl
Lyle Green
Omaha
Wallace Oosterhoudt
Mr. Oosterhoudt
Sidney
Social notes from Sidney and nearby towns
Miss Ida Sanford of Des Moines arrived from the east last Sunday and will organize a vocal and instrumental music class. Miss Kizzie Smith traveled to North Platte to spend the holidays with intimate friends. J. J. McIntosh of Antelope attended the Old Settlers reunion. Hon. Geo. H. Jewett left Sidney for Niles Michigan to join Mrs. Jewett for the holidays with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Sanford
Des Moines
Iowa
Slick
Niles
Michigan
Notice to creditors estate dates given
The notice states claims must be filed by April 23 1946 to avoid barred status. It notes the speaker will be at the County Court Room in the county on January 24 1946 and April 24 1946 at ten o'clock A M to receive examine allow or adjust all claims and objections filed. Dated January 3 1946. Lawyer. 33-35-37
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Said
Said County
Robt. A. Barlow
Paul L. Martin
Mexico Population Grows to Over Twenty One Million
Mexico's population has risen to more than 21 600 000 per the national statistical office making it the second most populous nation in Latin America. Brazil remains first with around 46 000 000 inhabitants since the 1940 census. The increase since 1940 is nearly twofold.
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Mexico
Mexican Statistical Office
Latin America
Brazil
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