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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1945
Page
5
The directors of School District No. 64 offer a 25 dollar reward for identifying the person or persons causing damage to the district schoolhouse. Vandalism has caused extensive damage and guilty parties will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. Dated 6 7 8.
Estate No 1540 of Mary Walsh deceased in the County Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska. The State of Nebraska to the creditors of said estate: time for presenting and filing claims is January 17 1946. All claims not filed by that date are barred. Robt A Barlow M J Buckley attorneys and County Judge Spaulding Neb. date September 29 1945.
In the County Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska the estate of William Porter deceased. Heirs and all interested parties are notified that the Final Account Petition for Decree of Heirship and Discharge of the Executor will be heard October 18 1945 at 10 00 A M in the County Judge Office Court House Sidney Nebraska. Objections may be made. Dated September 27 1945. County Judge Robt A Barrow and Attorney for Executor R P Kepler. 6 8 10
The Cheyenne County Court will hear on October 20 1945 in Sidney Nebraska the petition of Mary Farr for administration of Willis Farr deceased and letters of administration to Paul Nagengast. Judge Robi A Barlow P J Heaton seal. 6-8-10
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Billie Dickinson has been named Kenneth. Frank Kokes owns a new J. I. Case tractor. John Kokes of Sidney was a weekend guest of his near and Mrs. Frank Kokes.
A number of people from this community shopped in Sidney Saturday. Mr and Mrs Cleve Gillespie called at the Paul Vick home Sunday morning. Geraldine Gillespie spent the weekend with home folks. Community attended the dance in Broadwater last Saturday night. John Miniken and Otto Busacker were Sidney callers Saturday afternoon. Betty Jean and Leon Gillespie stayed Saturday night with grandparents Mr and Mrs Clair Gillespie. Grandma Schuler has been feeling better lately. Dorothy Fecht spent the weekend with home folks. A letter from Donald Fecht says he is well and stationed at a camp in Vancouver Washington. A few of the members of the
The Piece Makers club attended the extension meeting in Sidney on Friday. Members discussed upcoming projects and shared updates on community craft initiatives.
Californian Frank B. Smith of Oakland paid a ten dollar fine in County Judge Robert A. Barlow's court after pleading guilty to speeding. He was arrested by State Patrolman E. H. Hailey. No other traffic counts had been filed up to mid morning Monday.
The season's first snow fell Thursday afternoon. Pvt Raymond Tilghman of Fort Bliss TX enjoys a furlough with home folks. Mr and Mrs Tom Beoenser visited Sterling Monday. Joe Schimka handled business in Sidney Monday afternoon. Frank Kokes Glen and Grandma Kokes were in Sidney Monday for business. Mr and Mrs G W Bonser attended a picnic birthday dinner near Julesburg. Mrs Carl Wells of St Edward NE was an overnight guest at the Tom Bonser home. she is the former Iva Sriven who taught here twenty nine years ago. Mr and Mrs Harold McCarty and daughters and Mr and Mrs C E Green of Denver were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Agnes Zalesky and Frances. Mrs Green and Mrs Zalesky are sisters. Mr and Mrs Ed Ahlberg and son left for Overton and Kearney to visit relatives and will return Monday. They are leaving the Ahlberg place to Ollie and Mrs Sterling to care for during absence.
On Sept 21 between 2 and 3 pm an airplane flew over Hull, Nebraska, so low it sheared off Mrs. Noyes’ chimney and shattered bricks. Aged 87, she remains shocked by the deafening roar. Her son Ralph and a hired man ducked outside as four men aboard the plane escaped. Norman McKinnon and local witnesses at Hull church saw the damage. Hull lies northwest of Harrisburg in Banner county, about three quarters of a mile from the church.
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