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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1957
Page
2
Panhandle Players Inc, a Nebraska nonprofit, is incorporated in Sidney to stage plays and promote theatrical arts, with seven directors from Artist Membership and officers president, vice president, and secretary treasurer. It commenced business November 22, 1957, and has perpetual existence unless dissolved.
Ordinance 607 creates Paving District No 86 in Sidney to pave 17th Avenue area south of Osage Street and adjacent Chicago Burlington & Quincy Railroad land. Property parcels in Callahan Addition and near 15th Avenue to be graded curbed guttered and paved with costs assessed by benefit. Public notice to run weekly for 20 days. objections from majority owners may halt work.
The Sidney Nebraska city council met November 14 1957 approving Sunnyside Court and Earl Winters building permits denying J W Cain and refusing downtown metal news stands. The Silver Dollar Bar dancing license was granted and a Class C liquor license hearing set for November 25. October 1957 reports were approved along with the 1956-57 audit and October 1957 appropriation ordinance. A resolution designated American National Bank and Sidney National Bank as depositories for city funds for 1957-58 with pledged collateral and custody receipts totaling 240 000.00.
Public hearing before the Sidney City Council on December 9 1957 at 7 30 PM to rezone Lot One 1 Fenske Addition from C-1 Limited Business to C-2 Commercial District. By Gordon R Tobin.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the county court announces all claims against the estate of August Mielke must be filed by March 5 1958 or be forever barred. A court hearing is set for March 6 1958 at 10 00 A M. The seal and signatures appear with S W Smith county judge and Thorpe and Babcock attorneys.
Petition seeks court approval to pay debts and costs from estate assets as personal property is insufficient. Real estate proposed for sale is not exempt as homestead. Hearing at Cheyenne County Court House Sidney on December 7, 1957 at 9 AM. Roy Sanks administrator.
Petition filed for Nora Morton to be named administratrix of Minnie Segelke estate. Hearing set in court at 4 30 PM on December 12, 1957. Attorneys listed: C W Smith and Jack R Wnicely.
Notice is hereby given that claims must be filed on or before February 28 1958 or be forever barred. A hearing on claims will be held on March 1 1958 at 10:00 AM. Notice will be published in the Sidney Telegraph as required by law. (Seat) (s) C W Smith Thorpe & Babcock. Seventeen of the 33 presidents visited Newport Rhode Island while in office.
Nora Merton filed a petition in Cheyenne County Nebraska alleging intestacy for decedent Henry Segelke who died October 6 1928. She holds a one fifteenth interest in Lots 5 and 6 Block 5 Rihns Addition West Gurley and asks for time of death heirs kinship descent and real estate value as of death plus whether inheritance tax is due. Hearing set December 12 1957 at 4 30 PM with attorneys Sack Knicely and C W Smith.
Legal notice states that on November 1957 a petition was filed by the administrator of the estate of Sunshine Sanks to obtain license to sell real estate. The asset described is Fractional Block Seventeen Clarkson's Second Addition to Sidney Nebraska.
Nora Morton filed a petition in Cheyenne County Nebraska seeking probate of the estate of decedent who died intestate on April 7 1927. The court will hear December 12 1957 at 430 p m for determination of death time heirs kinship and right of descent and for appraisal of Lots 5 and 6 Block 5 Rhin s Addition West Gurley Nebraska by Jack R Knicely attorney.
In Leicester England sunglasses will be issued to women handling fluorescent leather at a local shoe factory as a safety measure to protect eyes from glare and chemical exposure during production duties.
Work on western Nebraska’s KDUH TV two miles south of Hay Springs is nearing completion. The station will operate mainly as a satellite of KOTA TV in Rapid City SD and is expected to be test ready in about two weeks to meet FCC requirements. KOTA TV is owned by the Du hamel Enterprises Inc.
Tarragon and dervil are herbs noted for their beneficial effects on fish health and wellbeing. They are prized in aquaculture for flavoring feeds and supporting nourishment.
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