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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1935
Page
7
Mr and Mrs Earl Wood and family were noted as spending a recent Sunday afternoon together in a small local social item. The brief mentions courtesy and community ties without naming additional participants or events.
Public notices from Cheyenne County Nebraska cite accounts and estate claims. The first item sets an account hearing in Sidney on April 26, 1935, with Robt. A. Barlow as county judge and attorney R. P. Kepler. The second item announces Theodore Egging estate claims hearings on May 25 and August 25, 1935, with deadlines three months and one year, Heaton & Heaton attorneys. Community notes list local visits and district 31 spelling awards at school.
Public auction to satisfy foreclosure judgment in the Cheyenne County Nebraska case Frank Daily v John Hokom Minnie Hokom. Lands include The North Half of the North Half of Section 26 Township 14 North Range 48 160 acres and the South Half and North East Quarter of Section 12 Township 12 North Range 48 West of the 6th P M 480 acres. Sale at the east front door Sidney courthouse May 22 1935 at 10 a.m. with one hour open duration. Sheriff W W Schulz and attorney Howard W Loomis listed.
The Clerk of the District Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska will sell at 10 A M on May 13 1935 at the east front door of the Sidney courthouse the lands described as the Southwest Quarter of Section 7 the Southwest Quarter the South Half of the Southeast Quarter the East Half of the Northeast Quarter the Northwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter the North Half of the Northwest Quarter and the Southwest Quarter of the Northwest Quarter of Section 18 together with Government Lots 1 2 3 and 4 in Section 19 all in Township 12 North Range 47 West of the 6th P M totaling about 720 acres more or less. The action is Emil Cloos versus Emma Howerter Roy Howerter Henry Namath et al.
Clerk Dan Campbell notifies that South Omaha Savings Bank sues Emma Lee Rogers et al to sell NW quarter Section 32 Township 16 North Range 47 West of the 6th P M Cheyenne County Nebraska at public auction June 4 1935 10 A M at the courthouse Sidney Nebraska Sheriff W Schulz signs. Also estate matter Frederik Pultz administrator seeks discharge and decree of heirship hearing May 23 1935 at 10 A M.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Madden visited Dix with daughter and family. Merle Jacobson and wife were guests at the Maurice Nelson home. Jolly Neighbors club will meet May 23 at the E. M. Nelson home with Maurice Nelson hosting and officers to be elected. Guests included Will Ayers of Wheatland and Dan Heimer at C. P. Herboldsheimer’s. Numerous local visits and hospital news, including Cressie Nelson’s partial recovery after Kimball hospital stay.
Mrs H J Eisen hosts and guests fill a Sunday dinner and supper at F A Johnson home. Notable visits include Mary Kavanaugh Sadie Irwin Dorothy Eisen and Violet Ferrier at George Deaver home. 4 H club hosts and leaders meetings in Sidney plus exams and local social events feature throughout the week, with families and neighbors from Colton and Chadron area touring Sidney venues.
Mr and Mrs Bruce Hagemeister and Marylee of Angora visited relatives. Potter schools faculty hosted a Sunday evening for the entire staff. Norman Dale, son of Mr and Mrs Stanley Davis, returned from Kimball hospital after a 25 day pneumonia stay. Sidney guests joined their guardians at a campfire, and many local groups met for dances, meetings, and drives to Estes Park. Softball starts May 27 under floodlights.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hatcher spent Saturday at Julesburg with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Kennon and family. Mr. and Mrs. John Schmidt and family attended the bazaar and supper at St. Patrick's auditorium last Wednesday. Mrs. Edith Connelly and daughter shopped in Sidney Friday afternoon. E. W. McClure left last Tuesday for Milburn. The B. H. H. club met with Mrs. Palmer Thurston last Thursday afternoon with five members present. A pleasant afternoon was spent visiting, and lunch was served at close of the meeting. The next meeting will be held with Mrs. Oscar Hatcher, the afternoon of May 16. Mrs. Edith Connelly and family and the Van Pelt girls attended the play at Bronson Tuesday evening.
Alfred Arnell has the contract for a garage to be built for Mrs Matilda Anderson. Bud McMillen spent the fore part of the week in Denver. Mrs Shuck of Grand Island is visiting at the home of her daughter Mrs E H Seyfang. Three retiring teachers Mrs J R Quein Miss Bless Blair and Mrs Johnson were special guests at a covered dish luncheon held Sunday following regular church services in the church parlors. A large crowd was present and a program followed.
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