Notice of hearings and incorporation in Potter Gurley areas
Public notices from Potter and Gurley Nebraska detail hearings on March 24 1952 for liquor licenses at Jim s Place Pool Hall and an On Sale Beer License plus a Retail Liquor License. Also notices of incorporation for North Divide Telephone Company in Cheyenne County with a 1952 start and 2002 end, listing incorporators and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter
James Stewart
Jim
Village of
George Schnell, Jr
Chestnut and
Front St
Nebraska
Dean W. Hagemeister
Nell E. Tebrinke
Cenk
Roy Gabriel
Gurley
Third Street
Gur- 1S
Formation of The Trognitz Telephone Company in Nebraska
A group including Ray Slama Roy Jacobsen Joe Frei Leon Karnik and others of Nebraska form a corporation The Trognitz Telephone Company to build operate and maintain a telephone system with officers Leon Karnik president Donald Spenish vice president and Ray Slama secretary treasurer The filing date is the start and 50 years from filing is the termination date Attestations by the signers dated February 25 1952 and attorney L M Clinton present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Slama
Roy Jacobsen
Joe Frei
Leon. .Karnik
William Benish
Donald Benish
Robert Slama
Stanley Stecher
Pearl Lipska
State of
Nebraska
Leon Karnik
Donald Spenish
Ray Jacobsen
Joe Frei Leon Karnik
Willam Benish
L. M. Clinton
Attorney At Law
Hearing on Petition for Administrator Estate of Emma Parady
Notice states a hearing on the petition to appoint Keith Robert Parady as administrator of the estate of Emma Parady deceased. The hearing will determine entitlement and process of administration under court authority. Parties and exact date, time, and location to be provided in the fuller notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Emma Parady
Keith Robert Parady
Nebraska Court Notices March 1952 Estate Hearings
In Cheyenne County Nebraska estate notices announce hearings on March 8 1952 at 10 AM for the estates of Andrew Limbeck and Henry F Kruse. Maria Limbeck is to be executrix and Frederick C Kruse is to be administrator. Court proceedings filed by Robt A Barlow D McIntosh county judge and attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Emma M. Fritz
Clyde Lucas
Robt
A. Barlow Kepler & Knicely
A. Barlow
Will County Court
Cheysnne County
Andrew Limbeck
Maria Limbeck
D. McIntosh
Henry F. Kruse
Frederick C. Kruse
Estate of Isaphenia Carter petition for administratrix
In Spene County Nebraska a petition seeks Hester A. Shay as administratrix of the estate of Isaphenia Carter filed March 17 1952 at ten oclock a m before County Judge Martin Davis and Frank J. Mattoon. Also notice of auction for a 1941 Packard 120 license X25 298 Missouri to be sold March 20 1952 at 8 pm at the Kaiser Frazer Garage Sidney Nebraska for parts labor and storage unless full payment or agreement is made by March 5 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spene
Nebrasin
Isaphenia Carter
Nebraska
Hester A. Shay
Robt
A. Barlow
Martin & Davis
Frank J. Mattoon
Sam Cassaro
Missouri
Kaiser & Frazer
Sidney
Man Killed At Oil Site Near Julesburg
Arnold Perez of Rogers Truck Line Sidney was killed at a Julesburg Colorado oil well site when struck by heavy machinery around noon Wednesday. He died at Julesburg Hospital after being rushed there. Perez had recently joined the company and was helping load oil rig equipment aboard the Charles M Edmondson lease when the accident occurred. He is survived by his wife and four children in Sidney, a brother at the Sioux Ordnance Depot, and his Colorado-based parents. Mrs Perez is hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Perez
Rogers Truck Line
Sidney
Julesburg
Colo
Perez
Charles M. Edmondson
Sioux Ordnance Depot
Colorado
Lions Hear Talks By District Heads
Special guests at the Sidney Lions Club meeting included Dr. Kenneth L. Rystrom and Fred Lyon. Dr. Rystrom showed pictures from the 1951 Lions International Convention in Atlantic City and urged good representation and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Lions Club
Kenneth L. Rystrom
Bayard
Fred Lyon
Rystrom
Atlantic City
Railroads Announce 1932 Locomotives In 1950 Ten Months
Railroads report 1 932 new locomotives placed in service in the first ten months of 1950 the largest such total for any similar period in 27 years reflecting a surge in demand and expansion across major lines.
Sidney Club 1952 Convention Session in Mexico City
A presentation from the Sidney club at the 1952 convention in Mexico City highlighted by guests Don Weber, Paul Hummell, and Elmo Faucett. The event featured remarks and discussions among attendees as part of the convention program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Club
Mexico City
Don Weber
Paul Hummell
Elmo Faucett
AAUW Sidney Branch Plans Regular Meeting at Nimtz Home
Mrs Albert Nimtz will host Sidney branch AAUW for a regular meeting next Monday night. All eligible women wishing to join the Sidney group should contact president Mrs Karl Kundert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert E. Nimtz
Sidney Branch
American
AAUW
Sidney Group
Karl Kundert
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dean W.s Hagemeister
Goldie E. Wolcott, Clerk
Cheyennne County
North Divide Telephone Company
Wm. Frerichs, Sr
Willard Frerichs
Wm. Frerichs, Jr
Fred Frerichs
Alva Hart Herman Jurgens
Ernest Frerichs
Gerhard Egging
Ed Caywood
John Caywood
Charles Smith
John Olson
Oscar Schlaman
Albert Runion
Augusta Runion Martin & Davis
Wallace
Gling
Wallace - Towle Gorham - Lunt
International Sterling
Rogers, Community
Holmes and Edwards Plate
Jewelers
Trognitz
Schilling
Hickory
Rogers
W. F
Sidney Livestock Commission Co
Emerald Rapp
Laramie
Wyoming
Woods Landing
DAIRY
Dairy Equipment Lumber
Albert Schott
L. C
Jim Hoover
Sterling, Colorado
Jim Hoover, Sr
Jim Hoover, Jr
K. D
Crip” Christensen
Mappox Motor Company
Bulova
Sage Jewelry Rex
Rogers Jewelry
Rex Wolvin
Clarice Heeg
Carl Rogers
Purina
Leo E. Bottcher
MGR
Chrysler Corporation
Elwell Motors
Aauw ‘Monde
Chrysler
Windsor
Sidney—Basement
Court House
Potter—Farmers Elevator
Dalton
John Deere Building
Wolcott
Roy Gish
Harvester Aye Sears
Weer
Frexen
Aos Lingere
Coler
Cobse
Keke
R. E
Bob”’ Root
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