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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1952
Page
4
Lorenzo school auditorium hosted a farewell for the Moses family moving to Fort Collins Colorado with a $30 going away purse. Numerous neighbors and friends shared visits, gifts, and a luncheon as part of a community gathering.
Mrs Walter Brestel of Dalton spent Thursday with her mother Mrs Signe Stevens. Several local families hosted and visited, including Stoll and Stoll in Columbus Ohio, the Sick family at John Sick home, and gatherings with Bond, Becker, Walsh, Sprengel, and Weible in Goodview, Sidney, and Cozad. Children started kindergarten at Goodview school. various trips to Lincoln, Denver, Bayard, and Ovid are noted.
Maple Grove residents shared Sunday visits at several homes including Clarence Dorman, Robert Rexroth, Charles Innes and Ed Miles. Idaho trip by Arthur Sassaman noted. Weekday calls and club meetings occurred at Earl Sharman and other homes with small crowds and light games. Families and relatives visited and dined across several households including Miles, Rasmunssen, Frerichs, and Rasmussen.
A series of Grassland meetings starts Monday January 21 in Otoe County with talks on livestock feeding crops drying soil conservation and the 1952 Production Marketing Administration docket. University of Nebraska speakers include Extension Dairyman C W Nibler and Extension Economist D L Gross. Additional sessions are planned for Gage County January 30 and for Richardson Johnson Pawnee and Nemaha counties January 31.
Estate No. 1948 Marie Maher deceased in Cheyenne County Nebraska. Claims must be presented and filed by April 2 1952 to avoid bar. Court will receive examine and adjust claims January 29 1952 and April 29 1952 at ten o'clock A M in the County Court. County Judge Robt A Barlow and attorneys Martin Davis and Frank J Mattoon listed.
Notice is given under an order of Judge John H. Kuns of Cheyenne County District Court Nebraska. In the matter of W. E. Gehrig’s license to sell real estate for the estate of Frank Thompson deceased. Real estate to be sold at public auction to the highest bidder, description to follow.
Lot Five Block One of Wellner's Subdivision of Tract No 3 in Wellner's Third Addition to Sidney Nebraska. Sale set for January 26 1952 at 10 00 A M at the courthouse front door Cheyenne County Nebraska. Adela Seeger named executrix hearing January 26 1952 at 10 00 A M in court.
A petition has been filed in Cheyenne County Court to probate the estate of Ernest H. Seeger, deceased. The notice lists all interested parties and specifies the hearing as part of the probate process in Nebraska.
To our friends and neighbors who have done so many nice things for us the past months for the beautiful flowers cards gifts and personal visits during our stay in the hospital and for the dinners cards gifts and the well being we are so very grateful Thank you from our hearts Betty and Donne Louise Sprengel.
A brief notice announces a complete stock of oil and gas legal forms including leases mineral deeds waivers and related documents available from The Telegraph.
University of Nebraska releases a new circular detailing three household cockroach pests common in Nebraska and the best eradication methods. Entomologist R Helm notes the recommended approach is a 2 percent chlordane spray with full application details in the circular.
Plainview Club met at the Burgett Peetz home with Mrs George Messing as co host. They donated 8.12 from county fair premiums to the March of Dimes. The first half of bread making lessons was given by Eleanor Lafler and Betty Peetz.
In a note on supplies, the Telegraph touts clamps, clips, and paper objects as always available in stock. The item highlights readily accessible office materials for readers and local businesses.
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