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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1925
Page
12
A special meeting of the legal voters of School District No 830 Cheyenne County Nebraska, called by five voters, will be held at the district school house on the Sunday of June 1925 at 8:00 p m to vote on an excess tax levy for general school purposes. Posted May 20 1925. Guy Shaw Director.
Notice announces the annual meeting of District No 16 at the school house at 3 00 P M on June 8 1925 to vote on a levy to raise funds for general school purposes.
District Court convened on an equity term with about one hundred cases. Judge Tebell presided delivering rulings on mortgage foreclosures, partitions, receiverships, confirmations, and other motions. Notable items include dismissal for want of prosecution in two cases, a $2116.36 claim with 7 percent interest, and sale confirmations with proceeds allocated first to costs.
Foreclosures and divorces listed include multiple mortgage foreclosures by The Dour Land Trust Company Nebraska Central Building and Loan Association and others. orders for sale and deeds. stay of nine months. various div orces with absolute divorce and custody orders. judgments specifying amounts due and interest. Cases involve Folsoin vs Haskins, Fundingsland, Beattie Antrim, Kincaid Meier, Brooks, Peterson, Williams Struve, Beaver Reinmuth, Aurich Stockamp, Bassett, Olson Shriver Glassburn Hicks Morris Keselhorst Hink.
Forty nine golfers competed in last week’s flag tournament with Dr Pettibone winning and Sam Hunt second as both outplayed rivals on the nineteenth hole. Jay Closman shot 74 for eighteen holes. Fort Morgan travels to Sidney for a Nebraska- Colorado Golf Association clash as both teams remain undefeated. Par updates, new cups, and a revised scorecard are discussed along with a club election, floral offerings, and new par figures for the inner nine.
The Altar Society extends deepest sympathy to Mrs. Treinen and family on the passing of Nicholas Mahr the belover father who trusted in God for consolation. A copy of these resolutions will be sent to the bereaved daughter and to the Sidney Telegraph for publication.
In memory of Ann Hahler wife of Frank Hahler daughter of Dennis Buckley and sister of John E Buckley and Thomas D Buckley this committee offers heartfelt sympathy to the family. The bereavement is acknowledged as a loss to the Catholic community and to all who knew her. Committee members Francis Herbert Fred Krause and Claude Golding extend condolence to Frank Buckley and the Buckley family.
Miss Alma Kime of Lincoln wed I F Taylor of Lincoln at a noon ceremony Monday at the Uptegrove home. Rev Light officiated in the presence of relatives. a luncheon followed.
The couple were married at 1 o’clock and departed on a Burlington train for a California trip via the Grand Canyon. They will visit Seattle Portland Vancouver Chicago and return to Lincoln to reside. The bride, beloved in Sidney, has many friends and summers with her mother. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. O B Clarke and daughter Betty of Lincoln and I R Kime of Bethany.
The Garlaudet College in Washington claims to be the world’s only institution of higher education devoted exclusively to the deaf.
The St Martha's Grand bake sale is set for Saturday June 6 at Greenlees Field starting at 2 30 pm. Committee members will coordinate items and proceeds for the fundraiser.
County commissioners announce a series of Board of Equalization sessions on June 9 10 and 11 1925. Taxpayers must file changes corrections adjustments or complaints then. Taxpayers should attend and review assessments with the board. Attest Henry Paviat County Clerk.
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