Parole Hearing Set For Motor Vehicle Homicide Convict
Carl Simpson, convicted in Cheyenne County on December 26, 1956 for motor vehicle homicide, seeks parole. The Nebraska Board of Pardons will hear the case at 9:15 a.m. July 10, 1958, at the State Reformatory in Lincoln. Interested parties may attend and present their views.
Parole Hearing Notice For Convicted Bigamist Taylor
Francis D. Taylor, convicted in Cheyenne County on July 26, 1958, for bigamy, has applied for parole. The Nebraska Board of Pardons has set 9:15 a.m. on July 9, 1958, at the State Penitentiary in Lincoln for a hearing. Interested parties may attend to show cause why the parole should or should not be granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Simpson
Cheyenne County
Board of Pardons
State Reformatory
Lincoln
Nebraska
Francis D. Taylor
State Penitentiary
Guardian Sale Notice in Cheyenne County Neb
Guardian Violet Golden will sell at public auction the undivided 1-10th remainder interest in the SW Quarter of Section 26 Township 13 North Range 48 West at the courthouse front door Sidney Nebraska on July 10 1958 at 10:00 A.M. The sale is per order by Judge John H. Kuns dated April 15 1958 and will remain open one hour. Clinton and McNish attorneys at law 121 124 127 130 133
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Violet Golden
Violet Deaver
Robert Deaver
Janice Deaver
Judith Deaver
John H. Kuns
Nebr
Court House
Sidney
Said
Notice to creditors and final settlement in Nebraska estates
Notice to creditors for the estate of Juergen D Siemers deceased requires filing claims by September 24 1958 with hearings June 25 1958 and September 25 1958 at 10 00 A M before County Judge C W Smith in Cheyenne County Nebraska. Also notice for Minnie Segelke deceased asks for petition for final settlement heirship fees commission distribution and discharge with a hearing date to be determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juergen D. Siemers
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
State of
Minnie Segelke
Johnsons Host To Kimball Folks
Mr and Mrs Jack Vencill and family of Kimball spent Thursday night at the J C Johnson home. Little Susan and Jimmy stayed with grandparents while parents went to Denver with Jacks folks. Mr and Mrs Raymond Madden of Bushnell dined with Virgil Walters. Mr and Mrs Milan Glassburn with Karl Sprenger to Chadron Thursday. They attended Mildred Diffendorfers graduation Friday morning. Mr and Mrs Keith Sprenger and family spent last Sunday at Elberne Luehrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Vencill
Kimball
J. C. Johnson
Susan
Jimmy Vencill
Denver
Jack
Raymond Madden
Bushnell
Virgil Walters
Milan Glassburn
Karl Sprenger
Chadron
Mildred Diffendorfer
Keith Sprenger
Elberne Luehrs
Dave “Els
Steven
Jerel
David Walters
Madden
Walters
C. H. Hammond
Clarence Evans
Frank Klentz
Rebekah
Scottsbluff
Pearl Lund
Alvin Lund
Lavonia
Larry
Sterling
Wendell Smith
Dick Herboldsheimer
Frank Klentzs
Carol Jean Andersen
Alice Madden
Bob Andersen
Raymond Schmids
Chappell
MI Club
Margaret Johnson
Fred Reetz
Walter Hammond
Lloyd Reineka
Bob Anderson
John Bauer
Don Millers
Grand Island
Bonnie Brogden
Bob Laffers
Sid Diffendoffer
Court date notice for Knicely attorney session
In this court on the 19th day of June 1958 at 4 30 o clock P M Jack R Knicely attorney 118 121 124 proceedings scheduled and identified counsel listed for schedule confirmation.
Local social notes and club reports from area families
Afternoon visits and church events mark a weekend listing of local residents. Families visiting, Bible School plans, and weddings are noted, with scattered social calls and club meetings. Culinary tips finish the column, praising orange and salmon dish ideas.
House insulation guide for home buyers and builders
Insulation improves comfort and lowers costs by sealing heat in winter and blocking it in summer. Key checks include insulating exterior walls and ceilings above unheated spaces, inspecting attic thickness, and ensuring gaps around electrical boxes, pipes, and joists are filled. A six inch layer is advised for homes with electric heating or central air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. B. Wallace
Building insulation guidelines for ceilings walls and floors
The guidance covers minimum thicknesses for insulation in walls ceilings and floors over unheated areas, proposes four inches in ceilings three in walls and two in floors for certain heating setups, and stresses ventilation and vapor barrier integrity. It also notes checking space ventilation above insulation and ensuring no tears or gaps around openings and odd shapes.
Insulating Attic Guidelines for Fibrous Materials
The batts or blankets should be stapled to studs with staples no more than six inches apart. The insulating material must fit tightly against studs joists or rafters to minimize air filtration. If mineral wool is used and blown into the attic floor it should maintain an even depth of at least four inches with no gaps.
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Frank Marsh
Daryl A. Steyer
Guardian
Violet Golden Guardian
Clinton & McNish Attorneys At Law
Telegraph
C. W. Smith County
Frank Loch
Poncho
Forest Park Zoo
Mary
St. Louis Zoo
Mr. Vernon News
Johnsons
Jack R. Knicely, Attorney
Milan Glassburh
Ricky
C. H. Hammond and Range
Byron Herbert Reece
Young Harris College
Georgia
Farmers Union CO. OP
Illinois
Serge
Farmers Union
Mlinois
LABOR
Foland
Forrest
Mr. Moo
American Dairy Association OF
He Aiki