East Line Telephone Company Incorporation in Nebraska
A group of 30 plus individuals including Herbert Fecht and Clayton Gillespie form the East Line Telephone Company to build and operate a non profit telephone system in East Dalton, Cheyenne and Morrill Counties Nebraska. The corporation begins September 12 1952 and ends September 12 1977 with a board of directors and officers led by Herbert Fecht as president and Robert Siefer as secretary treasurer.
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Herbert Fecht
Clyde Toof
Robert Ziegler
Fred Johnston
Harold Warren
Henry Schuler
Fred Schuler
Willis Beyer
Franklin Gillespie
Clayton Gillespie
J. M. C. Gillespie
Cleve Gillespie
Max Ravert
Ray Jobman
Otto Ernest
William Warren
John Schuler
Robert Siefer
Frank Krauter
William Dykman
William Siefer
Steve Hopkins
Franklin Borges
Charles Munshaw, Jr
Harold Bruner
Eugene Warren
H. G. Dryer
Clifford Frerichs
Charles van DeVoorde
Grace Zorn
Harold Borges
State of
Nebraska
East Line Telephone Company
East Dalton
Cheyenne and
Morrill Counties
Clyde B. Toof
W. H. Warren
Wm. Siefer
Harold H. Borges
Harold Brunner
E. M. Warren
Franklin H. Gillespie
Frank H. Krauter
Chas
Notice of Election for Cheyenne County Soil District Supervisors
Landowners in Cheyenne County Nebraska may vote on September 26 1952 to elect two four year supervisors. Candidates listed include Helfrich Bennie Oliverius Sjuls edn Lod gep ole and Willoughby. Polls open 8 am to 5 pm. Ballots by mail or sealed ballot available via Form SCD 12A.
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Cheyenne County
Bennie - Potter
Oliverius
Charles - Lodgepole
Sjulsédn
Harry - Potter
Willoughby
Lester - Potter
Sidney
Sidney Grafton Crabb
Lodgepole
Clyde Johnson
Nebraska
State Soil Conservation Committee Notice
Dated this 4th day of September 1952 the State Soil Conservation Committee issues a formal notice. A. H. Baxter signs for E. G. Jones executive secretary with the committee seal.
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State Soil Conservation Committee
A. H. Baxter
E. G. Jones
Sidney Nebraska City Council approves paving bid and plans
The September 8 1952 Sidney Nebraska city council meeting approved Inland Construction Co for Paving District No 30 with a 4410.50 bid and a performance bond. Building permits were decided for multiple applicants, and the shop hangar project at the municipal airport was authorized with bids notices to be advertised. Utilities and budget reports were approved and bills paid. Adjournment followed.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Lowe
Thompson
Pierson
Cork
Foland
Knowles
Crumrine
Willis
Tobin
H. A. Read Company
Cheyenne
Inland Construction Company
Omaha
Inland Construction Co
A. H. Read Company
Fidelity and Casualty Company of
New York
Mr. Lenz
H. J. Brandt
L. O. Harlan
L. E. Wamsley
J. W. Martinosky
Peterson Electric Company
Nebraska League of Municipalities
Alliance
Sidney Telegraph
City of
Notice to Creditors in George Kretz Estate
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the county court requires all claims against the estate of George Kretz, deceased, to be filed by December 31, 1952 or be forever barred. A hearing on claims will be held January 2, 1953 at 10:00 AM in court. Attorney Lambert A. Barlow, County Judge.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
George Kretz
State of
Community notes from Lodgepole and surrounding areas
Ernest Wickard hosts watermelon feed for local schoolchildren in North Park. Various residents host guests, visits, and family events. Shrine and Eastern Star activities at Chappell and Lodgepole include installations and banquets. College-bound students from Lodgepole listed with several nearby schools.
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Ernest Wickard
North Park
Wickard
Ronald
Carolyn
Lemuel
Raymond Vance
John ‘Ommen
Harold Kreider
Sidney Hospital
M.Y.F
Harold Hernbloom
Winona
O.E.S
Luceba
Chappell
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
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