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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1937
Page
7
Plaintiff W H Weber seeks relief in a petition dated October 25, 1937. The notice requires the defendant to answer by December 6, 1937, or premises may be sold to satisfy the amount due and costs. Paul H Eaton is attorney for the plaintiff.
Village of Gurley files to foreclose a tax lien against Lot Ten Block Three original Gurley Cheyenne County Nebraska owners unknown and served by land foreclosure. Respond by December 20, 1937. Attorney Golden P Kratz Sidney Nebraska. Sheriff notice of sale follows.
Notice of sale issued after a court order in a foreclosure action. Federal Farm Mortgage Corp sues Bertha M Bahr and others. sale set for December 20 1937 at 7 PM at the east front door of the Cheyenne County courthouse Sidney Nebraska. Property described as SW quarter Section 1 and NE quarter Section 2 Township 12 North Range 48 West of 6th P M totaling 320 acres more or less. Includes mortgage lien by Federal Land Bank of Omaha Nebraska. Additional notices include action against unknown defendants and details of a separate mortgage foreclosure filed September 30 1937 by W H Weber with Clayton Radcliffe and others. default declared on real estate mortgage for Section 11 Township 12 North Range 48 West of 6th P M Cheyenne County Nebraska. Amount due $1444.20 plus interest.
Notice to heirs, representatives and all persons interested in the estate of Josie Namath deceased. Unknown real estate and all persons having or claiming any interest in the action. Eleven Township.
Percy W. Drake filed a district court petition to foreclose a 1926 Woodward Brothers mortgage on the north half of section 32 in township 16 north range 52 west, Cheyenne County Nebraska. The suit names Anna M. Roberts and others as defendants and seeks sale of the mortgaged premises to satisfy the lien. Answer by December 13, 1937. Paul L. Martin, attorney.
Estate No 1097 in Cheyenne County Nebraska. Ella K Bangert petitions to be administratrix of the estate. Hearing set for November 23 1937 at 10 a.m. Dated November 4 1937. Robt A Barlow County Judge. Paul L Martin, lawyer.
Notice is hereby given that by corporation, is plaintiff, and Charles Henry Hagemeister and Mabel G Hagemeister, husband and wife, et al, are defendants. On December 7, 1937, at 10:00 A M, at the east front door of the courthouse in Sidney Nebraska, I will offer for sale and sell to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy a decree of preclosure entered February 2, 1937, the following described property to United States court action.
Home Owners' Loan Corporation as plaintiff seeks sale of real estate to satisfy a January 26 1937 decree. The property is the west 70 feet of lot 2 block 7 Brady's Addition Potter Cheyenne County Nebraska. Sale at east front door of Sidney courthouse at 10 A M by Sheriff Heaton & Heaton with attorneys on record.
The Sidney Nebraska council met in regular session at 7 30 P M with Mayor Reche and six councilmen present. Minutes were approved and appropriation ordinance 258 discussed. bids on fire hose approved for 500 feet Eureka Red Cross 212 at 1 20 with 2 discount. foreclosure on delinquent real estate taxes authorized with up to 10000 monthly clerical spending. Bond sale bids to be noticed for Improvement Districts 4 5 6 and intersection bonds, vault rent set at 5 monthly, council adjourned.
The Cheyenne County Commissioners met in regular session November 16 1937 with A A Fenske chairman present along with Shaw Weikhorst Heaton and other county officials. Claims were audited and approved for General and County Drag funds plus numerous salaries and labor charges. Resolutions approved to release Wasem and bond sureties and to grant release from bond terms. Meeting adjourned to December 7 or special call.
Sunday visits and dinners mark a sequence of social activity in Antelope. Citizens such as Elmer Schuessleman Bud Thorne Marjorie Frei Delores Nelson and Francis Willoughby hosted or joined gatherings at multiple homes including George Whitney Dewey Larson and Chris Terman households with extended families and neighbors sharing time throughout the week.
Mrs. C. B. Kinton entertained the cuckah Kensington Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Haworth attended the football game in Sidney. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sparks spent Thursday at the Claude Sparks home. Virginia Davidson stayed with the Fred Kettler home from Wednesday to Sunday. Mrs. Paul Sparks called on Mrs. Art Closman Friday morning. Edwin Blanks spent Sunday at the Joe Rezac home. Vera Sparks visited Catherine Higgins over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Hawkins called.
Mr and Mrs Maurice Nelsen were Sunday dinner guests at Ed Neen. Mr and Mrs Olaf Peterson spent Saturday evening at the J W Beramson home. Mr and Mrs Allen Nelsen spent Friday evening at the Maurice Nelsen home.
Market quotes list wheat 6c corn 60c barley 49c oats 32c hens various weights 4ty lbs up to No 1 12c No 2 poultry 5c less leghorn and colored cocks prices listed. Butterfat 37c edge No 1 22c No 2 1 half?
Weekend meet announced with competitions between NOPE and Stati Trade. Proceedings to be held Saturday in November 1927. Gertrude A. Nelson named the Coints Superintendent.
We thank our many friends in Sidney for their expressions of empathy and the beautiful floral offerings during our bereavement. Vern Livingston and family.
The regular meeting of the Business and Professional Womans club is postponed to Monday night November 29 due to a national field representative. The special meeting planned for Saturday November 27 has been cancelled.
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