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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1956
Page
2
Legal notices cover the 1956 57 budget for Dalton Consolidated School District 91C with totals for administration instruction maintenance and other costs. Separate sheriff sale notices in Cheyenne County Nebraska detail foreclosures and land sales with procedural terms and sale dates.
Final report and settlement filed in County Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska for Estate of Humphrey P Cortney Deceased. Petition seeks heirship determination inheritance taxes fees commissions distribution and final discharge to be heard June 1956 at 10 oclock before County Judge Clinton McNish C W Smith.
B Edwin Seeger Winifred Seeger Stuart Geneva Seeger Swenson and Francis M Seeger filed in Cheyenne County Nebraska District Court a petition dated February 8 1956 to interpret paragraphs of the Last Will and Testament of H W Seeger as they affect several parcels in Section 1 and Section 14 Township 13 North Range 48 West. The plaintiffs seek relief and you must answer by July 16 1956.
Notice states Sidney Ready-Mixed Concrete Co is incorporated in Nebraska with principal business in Sidney Cheyenne County. Authorized capital stock 200 shares of $1,000 par value. commence June 1 1956. perpetual. board of 3 to 5. officers President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer. Dated May 31 1956. Paul Hakes President. J L Thorpe Attorney.
County Court of Cheyenne Nebraska notes a petition for probate of the will of Joe Martin deceased and appointment of Ella Martin as Executrix. Hearing set in Cheyenne County Court on June 18, 1956 at 10:00 A M with attorneys C W Smith, Clinton and McNish noted.
Sunol District 12 held its annual school board meeting with three seats up for election. Gordon M Hornicek was elected president for a 3 year term Joe Zimbla became treasurer for a 1 year term and John DeMers Jr was chosen trustee for 3 years. Other board members are Clinton Gade F M Bonkiewicz and Robert Misegadis.
Tucson attorney William K. Richey, a county attorney candidate, tells an audience he once worked as a bar bouncer while paying through law school, stating his commitment to keeping peace.
A Philadelphia restaurant scene features a boy who tells a job clerk his name Franklin D Jane Roosevelt Kans. The clerk notes the familiar sound and the boy adds I worked for you last summer, hinting at a prior summer job with the famed namesake.
Dick Meyer, who has driven the Peetz school route for 26 years, left Monday for Indiana to buy a new school bus and drive it back. The issue also notes visits by family members, travel to Denver and Spokane areas, a Boulder death, a book mobile starting June 1, and various local social events and gatherings across Peetz and nearby towns.
Family and Mr and Mrs Leonard Vallier were Sunday dinner guests in the Art Sindt home for a triple birthday of Mary Vallier Art Sindt and Lewellen Sindt Lewellen rode to Cheyenne for the rodeo and will visit Grover Colo Sunday Mr and Mrs Maurice Nelson celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a dinner at Yendis Cafe party room Donnie Hawkins birthday noted as Mr and Mrs Lee Hawkins visited the W R Nelson home Cecilia and Patrick Goranson stayed with grandparents Lloyd Goranson Wednesday to Saturday Hot dry winds are drying wheat moisture.
The note emphasizes ongoing drought conditions and expresses that rain at this time would be most welcome to ease water shortages and restore moisture.
In the Federal District of four million, rats outnumber humans by two to one, and each rat causes about eight dollars in damage.
Dr A bert o Enriquez Chavez, head of a continuing campaign against rats, says eight years into the effort the rodents are still active. He notes that eight years ago the rats led 3-1 in the contest.
A record shows 1,529,757 members belong to Parent Teacher associations in California, reflecting broad community engagement across districts and schools.
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