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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1958
Page
11
County Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska schedules a hearing on July 23 1958 at 10:00 AM for appointing L Margaret French as administratrix of the estate of Boyd H French deceased. Peetz Balder son Attorneys represent the petition in the notice issued by County Judge C W Smith.
The notice lists estate claims for Charles T. Schwartz and outlines October 22 1958 as the last day for filing claims, with hearings on July 22 and October 22 1958. It also covers an order authorizing a gas pooling agreement for lands in Cheyenne County and schedules a public hearing for July 12 1958. The reports reference attorneys Martin Davis Mattoon Matzke and court official John H. Kuns.
The 1959 Nebraska Legislature likely faces bills on Interstate 80 expansion safety issues and billboard restrictions as it extends westward. State Engineer L N Ross notes current speed limits may rise with longer stretches, with federal support to ensure uniform rules. The 1957 issue of limiting businesses near interchanges resurfaces amid federal funding. Small high schools Bristow Farwell Petersburg Swanton Reynolds and Ong win injunctions to operate another year while the State Department of Education lists them as non-approved, affecting free high school tuition revenue. Overcrowded nursing homes draw state Health Department scrutiny after Genoa facilities violate capacity limits, triggering license risk and required changes.
Dean Z. Dearinger was elected president at a Kimball bank reorganization meeting on June 30. Robert R. Bentley C E Nelson and John S. Filer named vice presidents. Madelyn Ledbetter remains cashier with Alden Sobieszczyk and Marlene Walker as assistant cashiers. The board expanded from five to seven members including Dearinger and Bentley and other directors J I Christiansen L Verne Halcomb and C L Alden.
Sund News reports a birthday party for Mrs. Malcom Yeager with guests Mesdames A A Fenske, John Webb, Clyde Johnson, Russell Kimball and children Florence Craig Leah and Esther Booth. The piece lists multiple family visits and local club events including Gurley Garden Club’s upcoming flower show and various family picnics and gatherings in surrounding towns.
Rep Miller calls for cautious liberalization of Social Security amid 400 plus bills in Congress while warning against excessive reform that could debase the dollar. He cites unfair earnings rules and favors targeted changes. He also warns of Middle East volatility with Lebanon and Russia influencing US involvement and endorses a UN police force as a solution. Farm policy is critiqued as a Senate improvement candidate amid farmer complaints about wheat acreage allotments.
Yellowstone National Park notes Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Laldwell were supper guests in the Dr. Thompson home last Thursday evening near Brownson.
A county court session entries multiple defendants with offenses including improper passing speeding and expired license. Names include Roy F Brim Aniseto Martinez James Morgan Robert Buwettenbach Michael Smyth Louis Conroy Keith Sayre Lynn Gleason Jerome Levy Barbara Cravens Lester Curtis Christopher Cota Ronald Nelson A Swenson John Smith Evelyn Harper and others with fines ranging from 5 to 25 dollars plus costs.
Lincoln reports Game Commission director M Q Steen warns that many are fishing without permits and entering state recreation grounds without the required stickers. Enforcement will intensify with prosecutions for these violations. Arrests include Marvin D Stiegelmar and others with fines from 5 to 15 dollars and costs.
Boyer is elected post commander to succeed Ed Lewis at Legion Post No 7 Alliance. New officers include Dee McCune first vice commander Lew Chireborad second vice commander Bob Trumble finance officer and Jim O Connor and Jim Hoyle on the executive committee.
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