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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1938
Page
7
Public notice describes Lot 3 Block 1 in Mc Fadden's Second Addition Sidney Cheyenne county Nebraska. Sale to be held open one hour. Sheriff Heaton & Heaton Attorneys 104-2-4-6-8. Department details include names of involved parties. Dated last Wednesday.
Notice is hereby given by order of sale out of the District Court in Cheyenne County Nebraska. Home Owner's Loan Corporation is plaintiff. Walter Benny and Mary Henry are defendants. On October 3, 1938 at 10 a.m. at the east front door of the Sidney courthouse the property described as Lots 11 and 12 Block 3 Seyfangs Addition to Potter will be sold for cash to satisfy a foreclosure decree entered November 25 1937. Sale held open one hour. Sheriff W Schulz Heaton & Heaton Attorneys.
By order of sale issued by Clerk Dan Campbell of Cheyenne County Nebraska the Home Owners Loan Corporation as plaintiff seeks foreclosure against Julia Zwickl and M A Zwickl defendants. Sale at the east front door of the Sidney Nebraska courthouse at 10:00 AM to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy the decree entered November 29.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the County Court hears the adoption petition of John Joseph Treinen and Mary D Treinen for Clarence Bryant with consent from St James Orphanage Omaha. The hearing is in Sidney October 8 1938 at 10 AM. Interested parties may appear and show cause. R P Kepler Attorney
Mrs Archie McMillan and Margie and Mrs Thurman McMillan shopped in Sidney Monday. Neighbors hosted dinners, relatives visited, and many Potter residents joined a dance at Benish Hall. A large crowd attended and students plus teachers traveled to Sidney to see the film Boys Town.
Dalton items cover Gurley Day attendance a store burglary suspect arrest by Sheriff Schulz and Marshall Gullison, community news on births weddings and socials, road work delays, church and school activities, local political stops, and a Dalton band concert with multiple personal notices and upcoming celebrations.
Weyerts by Mrs Q Rahe and John Jurgens spent Sunday at the Cecil Hume home. Mrs Pete Buss returned from Gothenburg after visiting relatives. Mrs O Rahe Bess and Mrs Gay Thurrowain and Mrs James Hume visited at the Willard Frerichs home Tuesday. Mortis Jessen hauled cattle to the Gheppell barn sale for John Gorte maker Friday. Mr and Mrs Herman Florke and children spent Wednesday evening at the M HIDNSEY Home. Mrs Pete Buss and family spent Saturday afternoon at the Lyle
Roy Nelson was a caller at the Joe Niehus home Sunday morning. Several neighbors from Santa Cruz to Bronson visited Pete Nelson and Alfred Johnson’s homes Thursday afternoon. Families gathered to celebrate Billie Smith’s tenth wedding anniversary with ice cream and cake.
At J. E. Morrows Friday evening to see Mrs. Morrows ill. Miss Geneva Elmquist suffered a bad colt Sunday and remained confined to her home.
Mrs H J Elsen hosts gathering with William George family and Harvey George clan. Benedicts visit Marcheta with Mrs Harvey George. sheephead games mark the evening. Louis George works for H J Elsen. Mrs A W Thomas returns from Cleveland with daughter Marcheta. Wayne and Dorothy Elsen dine with A H Draper in Dalton. Mrs P J Lenzen and Marcheta join Sidney visit.
Mrs Bert Walker and Mrs Caro visited the Frank Kurz home Tuesday. Charles Walker and son Raymond also called there. The Kurz family and Florence Kurz visited C S Chambers. District 36 children were mentioned in the column.
Joyed a candy treat Monday to celebrate Horance Owens birthday. Mr and Mrs Ed Wolverton shopped in Sidney Tuesday. Bill Spicknell called at the Ed Wolverton home Saturday. Mr and Mrs L Johnson drove to Bridgeport Sunday. Carl Kurz helps Mr Living ston fill his silo this week. Mr and Mrs Frank Kurz were Sidney shoppers Friday. Mrs John Seidel spent Tuesday with her daughter Mrs Frank Meick. Miss Emma Juedes helps Mrs C S Chambers with house work. Miss Cecelia Kurz and sister Marjorie Kurz visited H Van Aelstyn. Mr and Mrs Robert Owens and daughter from Cheyenne are visiting relatives. they plan to leave for California. Robert and Howard Kurz spent Sunday with the Johnson and Benzel boys.
The Fox Theatre opened a three day showing of the Marx Brothers film Room Service last night, with showings continuing today and Saturday. Release date is October 1, placing Sidney ahead of major centers. The story adapts a Broadway play, letting the brothers display their signature wild comedy.
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