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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1933
Page
5
The Sidney Nebraska board adjourned meetings on June 14 and June 15 1933. Minutes show assessments raised for Wellner’s addition and Western Public Service Company with final adjustments after viewing properties and a compromise on the latter. Local social notes cover picnics pageants and M I C meeting details.
Clarence Wright arrived home after discharge from overseas service. Fred Parks buys A J Flagg interest in Flagg Parks Electrical, to form full partnership with brother Clayton. Western Union service ends in Sidney after operator strike. Captain Minor Wasson visits his mother Mrs Isola Wasson. he recently returned from France with the 88th division. James W McDaniel Jr and Clara Dee Petteys wed in Denver on June 12 1919, and William Fraass weds Henrietta Oliverius in county judge’s ceremony.
By virtue of an order of sale issued by the Clerk of the District Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska Lily R Button as plaintiff and Frances E Knox et al as defendants a public auction will be held for cash at the east front door of the court house in Sidney Nebraska on July 17 1933 at 11 A M to satisfy the judgment and costs The lands described are the Northeast Quarter of Section 4 Township 15 North Range 50 West 6th P M containing 160 acres more or less in Cheyenne County Nebraska Dated June 1933 Sheriff W W Schulz and Attorneys Courtright Sidner Lee and Gunderson 80-2-4-6-8
By order of the District Court, Federal Trust Company as plaintiff will offer for sale at 10:00 A M July 18 at the east front door of Sidneys courthouse the West Half of Section 8 Township 12 Range 48 West Sixth Meridian Cheyenne County Nebraska. Defendants include John Suchy et al. Dated June 14 1933.
John T. McIntosh clerk directs sale of Lot 6 Block 8 Original Town of Sidney Nebraska under Union Loan and Savings Association judgment against O R Pollet Olive Follett. Sheriff W Schulz will sell July 11 1933 at 10 AM at front door of Cheyenne County Courthouse Sidney Nebraska to highest bidder. Lawyer Paul L Martin listed.
The sheriff of Cheyenne County Nebraska will, by order of sale issued by Clerk John T McInitosh, offer the east half of the west half and the west half of the east half of section 24 township 14 range 49 west of the sixth P M at public auction. On July 1 1933 at ten o clock A M at the front door of the courthouse in Sidney Nebraska the property will be sold for cash to the highest bidder. Dated June 7 1933. Sheriff W W Schulz. Attorney Paul L Martin.
Notice is issued under an order of sale from Cheyenne County District Court Nebraska. The judgment directs sale of specified property to satisfy a court-ordered claim. Details on the property, time, and place are to be provided in the formal notice.
In the court case Home Savings and Loan Association versus Ida Simms Wm H Simms et al the sheriff schedules a public auction of parcels in Original Town Sidney Nebraska on July 10 1933 at 10 00 A M at the east front door of the courthouse to satisfy judgment costs and interest. The property includes portions of Lots 9 10 11 and 12 in Block 10. W W Schulz Sheriff Earl R Kratz Attorney for plaintiff. 18 80 2 4 6
The First Trust Company of Lincoln acting as trustee wins court approval against Cora L God ing et al to sell all of Section 20 Township 14 North Range 52 West of the Sixth P M Cheyenne County Nebraska at public auction for cash. The sale is set for July 11, 1933 at 10 a.m. at the front door of the Cheyenne County Courthouse in Sidney Nebraska. Paul L Martin representing the case is listed as the attorney.
The board met in special session with Chairman Weikhorst and commissioners Shaw and Fenske. Minutes approved. Road between sections 17 and 2 township 14 range 46 to be public highway 66 feet wide. Surveyor to mark, highway to grade and maintain when possible. Next meeting June 20 or special call. Equalization opened with temporary chair Pavlat. Weikhorst elected permanent chair for 1933. Assessments reviewed. adjustments made where needed. Lodgepole precinct noted as potentially out of line. board to visit precinct to view real estate. Present: Weikhorst Shaw Fenske Stephens Pavlat.
Dalton shopping lists include Mr and Mrs Gene Weed Myrtle and numerous neighbors. Meadow Lawn district school met with Dennis Walsh reelected. district 142 treasurer Art Holt elected. George Juelfs shipped cattle to Omaha. families visited in Sidney Crawford Denver and Dalton. A niece Jessie Juells Rogers received many gifts at a shower hosted by Mrs Charles Waterman.
The district 21 general school election Monday evening re elected Alfred Sprenger as treasurer. A wide turnout attended the meeting and the community afterward enjoyed a weiner roast.
George Schubarth returns from Concordia after a year in college as neighbors and relatives visit on weekends. Several families including the Morrows Mueller Hilpert Mathewson Schliching Schubarth and Lueders share dinners calls and leisure time across Pleasant View, with a Missouri funeral drawing relatives away.
Mrs. Pear sparks visit from Mr. and Mrs. Gordon of Harvard occurred at the Guy Ferry home last week. Esther Glant hosted the C. C. cooking club, and Mrs. Henry Yowell with Mrs. Ed Lipke called at the Kinton home. North Sidney club gathering Friday featured five bridge tables with high scores to William Hecker and Mrs. George Rippe, followed by a lunch. Notices of calls to J. A. Sparks and entertainment by J. A. Choan last Saturday night.
Sunday social notes record Mrs Henry Glanz spending time with her son and daughter in law. Rosetta Seimers and Ruth Sparks attended a church picnic at Fullers Grove. J A Sparks and family hosted visitors from Omaha. 4 H club from North Divide met at Jack Sparks's home Tuesday.
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