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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1934
Page
5
A mixed list records purchases and services from Sinclair Ref. Co to Standard Oil Co. with amounts and accounts. The community notes recount visits and calls among residents including the Halseys, Brandls, Omels, Theises, Talishs, and others, plus Saturday and Sunday social and travel reminders across Sedgwick and nearby towns.
Notice of sale issued by Cheyenne County District Court to satisfy a decree in favor of Aug ust Namath and Kate Namath against Frank Tice and Ruth Tice and others. The public auction will occur September 10, 1934 at 10 AM at the east front door of Sid ney courthouse for cash, bidding the SW quarter of Section 26, Township 13 North, Range 48 West.
John T. McIntosh clerk of the District Court directs sale under a judgment in favor of American National Bank of Sidney Nebraska against Francis Raymond Wellner et al. The property is NW1/4 of Section 24, Township 14 N, Range 50 W, Cheyenne County. Sale at 10 a.m. September 11, 1934, at the courthouse front door in Sidney. Sherman W. Schulz sheriff. Paul L. Martin lawyer.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the county court will hear claims against the estate of Jur gen J Folkerts on September 29 and December 29 1934 at Sid ney to receive and examine claims. Debts must be presented within three months from September 29 1934 and payment within one year from September 12 1934. Also an order of sale in a district court foreclosure action State Securities Company versus John Engel et al will sell at public auction October 8 1934 at 1 PM at the court house front steps Sidney Nebraska for cash, describing the lands and tenements.
The Sidney Nebraska city council met September 7 1934 at 7 30 p m with Mayor Roche and seven councilmen present. Minutes were read and approved. The budget and transfers were approved including a $10 deduction on street lights and a $2370 transfer from general to sewer extension fund. The council authorized expenses for the fire department and conventions, with city expense coverage, and adjourned. The August 1934 appropriation ordinance lists payrolls and various supplies and repairs for city funds.
Community notes from Sunnyside recount visits and meals at multiple homes including the Paul Smith and Clarence Meyer houses. School openings in district 68 with Helen Rexroth teaching and numerous local residents attending gatherings, visits to Sidney and Denver trips, and sewing clubs meeting among neighbors.
Mrs Glen Ottoway and her son left last Wednesday for a week long visit with relatives at Alliance. A group of young folks hosted a social evening Monday under Mr and Mrs Clarence Martin. The funeral of Mrs Otto Ernest occurred Friday morning at St Mary's Catholic Church with Rev Fullam conducting the service.
Earl Lessig returns from Los Angeles after weeks with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Frandsen motor to Denver for business. Ethelyn Swanson is a hospital patient. Griffin guests at Englert home then Mrs. Griffin to Fairbury for medical care in Alliance. Pearl Nickels heads to Los Angeles for relatives and work. Mrs. Eddy and son return from Colorado seeking asthma relief. Lutheran Ladies Aid to meet with Mrs. Hansen. Al Zorn home released from quarantine. Howard Zorn ill with diphtheria. Gurley festival attendees from Dalton area. J. Riley of New York visits and leaves. Alic West and Aubrey Day wed at Lyman. bride is E. W. West’s daughter. Yellowstone park trip planned. Box Butte Presbyteria fall meeting opens with services and rally day planned. clergy presiding, membership and baptism urged. Antelope notes: J. W. Bertramson and Rodney go to Lincoln for agricultural college. Irma and Lavern visit home folks. George Whitney to Council Bluffs to be with ill mother. Carl Larson and family visit. Roscoe Madden and others visit. Dewey Larson family hosts. Nelsons head to Denver and Littleton. hospital visit and local show attendance noted.
The Nelson family and friends spent the afternoon at Chimney Canons with the Nelson youths. J M Nelson's family had dinner with V A Nelson's group. Evan Stines visited C P Herboldsheimer. George Moninger stayed with sister Mrs Dewey Larson to assist with work. Chris Anderson and daughter joined the Dewey Larson residence gathering.
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