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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1965
Page
7
A long list of real estate offerings describes 2 and 3 bedroom homes with basements, attached garages, and updated features. Prices range from low down payments to discounted asks, with proximity to schools, markets, and parks noted. Several properties include furnished basements, fireplaces, and renovated kitchens, plus low or no down payment options for qualified buyers.
Legal action by Cheyenne County against Charles C. Dickinson, deceased, leads to a June 21 1965 sale at the Sidne y courthouse to settle tax foreclosure. Property described includes part of Section 30 Township 14 North Range 46 West with a 50 by 160 foot tract and related parcel. Sale open for one hour. Sheriff W W Schulz and attorneys Peetz J r and Tedesco represent the case. Creditors of Clayton S Radcliffe Deceased must file by September 27 1965 with hearings on June 28 1965 and September 28 1965 in Cheyenne County Court.
University of Nebraska Extension health education specialist Helen Becker urges review of tornado safety. In homes use the southwest basement area for shelter and consider storm cellars in brick or stone houses. Shut off electricity and fuel if time allows and open north and east windows to reduce damage. If in a public building such as a school, take appropriate shelter.
The Board of Educational Lands and Funds of Nebraska will auction at the State Capitol Building on July 6, 1965 at 9:00 A.M. an oil and gas lease for Cheyenne County lands described as Lot 1/2 Section 36 Township 14 North Range 49 West. Lease sale follows Secs. 72-901 to 72-912 RRS 1943 with right to reject bids. John P. Olson Secretary.
The teacher urges everyone to learn tornado precautions. She notes they should seek shelter away from windows and near interior walls on lower floors and avoid open areas like auditoriums and gyms. Tornadoes move fast at 25 to 40 mph and, if escape is impossible, lie flat in a ditch or ravine to minimize danger.
Lorenzo News Larry Flemings Return To Home In Washington Rev, and Mrs. Myron Von Seggern and sons of Fremont spent the weekend with his aunt, Mrs. Anna Meier and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Madden and boys were supper guests Tuesday evening of Mrs. Marvin Fleming and family, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Fleming and Laurie left Saturday, after spending two weeks with friends and relatives, to return to their home at Tacoma, Wash. Mrs. Anna Meier and Rev. and Mrs. Myron Von Seggern were supper guests Saturday evening of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Meier and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Phelps called Sunday afternoon at the Arthur McMillen home, Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Meier and family and Mrs. Katherine Walker motored to Oshkosh Tuesday and spent the day with the Don Hunt family. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hazlitt and family, Mrs. Marvin Fleming and Kim and Jimmy Hazlitt were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Edson Madden. Afternoon callers were Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Madden and boys, Rev. and Mrs. Myron Von Seggern and sons called in the homes of relatives in the community Sunday. Those were: Mr. and Mrs, Daryl Meler and family, Mr. and Mrs, Eugene Meler and family and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Meier and family of Peetz. Mrs. Katherine Walker spent a few days in Oshkosh, visiting with her daughter and family, Mrs. Don Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fleming visited Tuesday evening at the Forrest Planck home, Mrs. Harry Hazlitt, Vicky and Rodney spent the day with Mrs. Donald Hazlitt and boys Wednesday.
In late 1965 the U N World Food Program will provide 125000 dollars of food aid to 8500 Chilean trainees. The program supports meals at 13 industrial centers across six cities as they learn vocations from masonry to garment making.
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