Potter hearing on liquor licenses for Stewarts Place
On March 26, 1954 at 7 30 p m in Potter Nebraska Village Office the chairman and Board of Trustees will hold a public hearing on the application for on and off sale beer and package liquor within Potter corporate limits. The applicant is Mrs Katie Stewart special administratrix of the estate of James F Stewart deceased doing business at Stewarts Place Potter. Competent evidence may be offered under oath or by affidavit regarding license propriety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter
Nebraska
Katie Stewart
James F. Stewart
Stewart’s Place
Jim’s Place
Nell E. Tebrinke
Court authorizes oil lease and unitization in Cheyenne County
In the matter of Jack H Lowe mayor of Sidney Nebraska the district court orders and ratifies an oil and gas lease amendment and unitization for the SW of SE section 28 township 14 north range 50 west containing 4.7 acres to The Ohio Oil Company for exploration and development. A hearing set for April 3 1954 at 10 a.m. at Sidney courthouse with notice to all interests and one publication in The Sidney Telegraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Nebrasin
Jack H. Lowe
City of
Sidney
Nebraska
Ohio Oil Company
District Court
Ivy
Sidney Telegraph
Estate No 2016 Distribution Hearing Notice
Estate No 2016 docket 5 page 409 Margaret Ann Peetz Jr administrator seeks distribution of settlement proceeds to surviving parents Staniel Juranek and Christine Juranek as sole pecuniary beneficiaries. Hearing set March 31, 1954 at 10:00 a.m. to appear and contest. Dated March 11, 1954. (Seal) C W Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Robert Rowe
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
John Peetz, Jr
Iva Lee Rowe
John Rowe
Kayra Dawn Rowe
Shirley McCormack
Johny Joe McCormack
Joseph Marion McCormack
Maren
Marcey Eugene Juranek
John Peciz, Jr
Dorothy E. Johnson
Dorothy E. Juranek
Sheryl Lynn Juranek
Rolland Eugene Juranek
Margaret Ann Juranek
Staniel Juranek
Christine Juranek
Legal Notice in the Estate of Tena Lessig Deceased
All claims against the estate must be filed by June 30, 1954 or forever barred. A hearing on claims will be held in the county court on July 1, 1954 at 10:60 A.M. C. W. Smith L. M. Clinton Attorney at Law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Tena Lessig
Annual Tractor Test Summary Sheets for 1954 Issued
University of Nebraska agricultural engineer L F Larsen announced the 1954 annual Tractor Test Summary lists 119 tractors with 26 new tests. The sheet records lab rated horsepower belt and drawbar, fuel use and pull. Individual reports available from the Agricultural Engineering department Lincoln. Fifteen thousand copies were printed last year and foreign makes were included in 1953 with 15 more to be tested in 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F
Les) Larsen
University of Nebraska
Larsen
Agricultural Engineering Department
College of Agriculture
Lincoln
Gurley Boys and Mortensen Profile in Gurley High Activities
Biographical sketch details Gurley High students Mortensen and a sopho more female student. Activities include Pep Club secretary treasurer in junior year and secretary now, 4-H, Salem Lutheran Church, Gurley Public School Band business manager first year, LPVAA Declamatory contest high rating, county fair judging team, Farmers Union Corp training, Lutheran church involvement, and Boys State sponsorship by local Legion post and volunteers fire department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One
Salem Lutheran Church of
LPVAA
Farmers Union Corp
Fremont
Gurley
Grace Lutheran Church of
Bohemian-Slovanic cemetery unit to meet April 2
The annual meeting of the Bohemian-Slovanic cemetery association is set for April 2 at 8 p.m. in the Frank Kokes home. Meanwhile local residents report visits and gatherings at the Ted Houser home as families from Morrill Crook Lodgepole parts of Nebraska and Wyoming share time with kin in Sundl and Sidney. Ralph Armstrong visited Pine Bluffs Wyoming to see his daughter and a new grandson. Glen Kokes welcomed a newborn boy in Sidney Hospital and Tina and Carol Kokes stayed with grandmother while mother is hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kokes
A. H. Bartel
Morrill
Nebr
Ted Houser
Dave’Fraass
Scotty
Sterling
J. W. Houser
Galen
Ralph Armstrong
Pine Bluffs
Wyo
Gene Payne
Near Lodgepole
Lou Kler
Crook
Joe Houser
Rawlins
Loomis Booth
Randy
Paul Houser
Paul Hixon
Chappell
Sundl
Alexandria
Henry Schroeder
Jim Dailey
Sidney
Glen Kokes
Sidney Hospital
Tina
Carol Kokes
Ben Callies
Lodgepole
Community Dissension Threatens Oshkosh School
Garden County high school faces one year probation after state superintendent F B Decker cites unhealthy school community relations. Investigation findings note distrust in the board and administration, factional pressure, student misbehavior, and loyalty issues, risking Nebraska and North Central accreditation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden County
Velva Mumford
F. B. Decker
Decker
Oshkosh
State Department of Public Instruction
Deck
Nebraska
North Central Association
Board of Education
Frozen Fish In Good Supply For Lenten Dishes
Frozen fish and seafood remain in strong demand during Lent with wide options. Kathryn Cooley of the University of Nebraska notes fish is budget friendly and supplies essential minerals and iodine, especially in sea foods. Proper storage and thawing guidelines are outlined, with lean fish best for boiling and steaming and fat fish for broiling and baking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Cooley
University of Nebraska
Ogallala to vote on 179000 school bond again
Ogallala residents will vote April 20 on a 179000 bond for a new grade school. The Board of Education, after optioning a land tract, chose Mrs. L A DeVoe’s square block at $10,000, matching the site favored in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogallala
Board of Education
Supt
L. E. Hanson
L. A. DeVoe
DeVoe
Hanson
Also Mentioned on This Page
John H. Kuns
Hartin
Davis & Mattoon
P J. Heaton
P. J. Heaton, Attorney
C. W. Smith County
Telegraph
P. J. Heaton
Gurley Boys
Creamery
South Sund
the Telegraph
J. A. Federle
M. D
Seventh Avenue
Norman Fletball
Spruce
Wein
Yendis Cafe
Illinois
Thermopane
Hughes
Josten
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