Legal Notices
(First pub Aug. 8, 1957)
IN THE DISTRICT COURT '
OF MOLT COUNTY, NEBRASKA
COUNTY OF HOLT,
PLAINTIFF,
v«.
ETHEL COWLES; John Doe,
real true name unknown, hus
band of Ethel Cowles; and. Lots
g, 9, and 10. in Block 7. of Hal
lo*'ks Second Addition of the
T<»wn of Stuart, Holt County,
Nebraska,
Defendants in Plaintiff
First Cause of Action.
KENNETH CADWAU.AI>
ER Clarion Cadwallader, hus
band and wife, The Village of
Stuart, Holt County, Nebraska, a
municipal corporation; and, Lot
1, in Block 19, of Hallock's Sec
ond Addition to the Town of Stu
art. Holt County, Nebraska
Defendants in Plaintiff's
Second Cause of Action.
JOHN M. HIRSCH, and Anna K.
Hirsch, husband and wife; and
Henry Brockman; and, Lots 1 to 6,
both inclusive, in Block 21, of Pio
neer Townsite Company's Addition
to the Town of Stuart, Holt Coun
ty, Nebraska;
Defendants in Plaintiff's
Third Cause of Action.
CLIFFORD C. GRAVES; Mary
Graves, first and real true name
unknown, wife of Clifford G
Graves; and, Lots 8, 9 and 10, in
Block 2, of the Original Town of
Page. Holt County, Nebraska,
Defendants in Plaintiff’s
Fourth Cause of Action.
C A. TOWNSEND; Mary Town
send, first and real true name un
known, wife of C. A. Townsend;
Carrie H. Townsend; John Doe
real name unknown, husband o |
Carrie H. Townsend; and The
South 25 feet of Lots 9 and 10; and,
the North 25 feet of the South 75
feet of I^ots 9 and 10, all being in
Block 9 of the Original Town of
Page, Holt County, Nebraska,
Defendants in Plaintiff’s
Fifth Cause of Action.
CLARENCE M. STEVENS;
Mary Stevens, first and real true
name unknown, wife of Clarence
I.no • >1 r»rl NInrth fpPt of I
the South 50 feet of Ixits 9 and 10
in Block 9, of the Original Town
of Page, Holt County, Nebraska
Defendants in Plaintiff'
Sixth Cause of Action.
EMMA 1X1RR; John Doe, real
real true name unknown, husband
of Emma Dorr; and, North 42 feet
of Lots 9 and 10, in Block 9, of the
Original Town of Page, Holt Coun
ty Nebraska,
Seventh Cause of Action.
Defendants in Plaintiff’s
WIIJJAM D. TOWNSEND; Mary
Townsend, first and real true name
unknown, wife of William D. Town
send; Berenice Ware; John B°e>
real name unknown, husband of
Berenice Ware; Jessie Swain;
John Doe, real name unknown,
husband of Jessie Swain; Clinton
A Townsend; Mary Townsend,
first and real true name unknown,
wife of Clinton A. Townsend; and
Lots 11. 12 and 13, in Block 18 of
the Original Town of Page, Holt
County, Nebraska.
Defendants in Plaintiff s
Eighth Cause of Action.
SADIE E. SHANNER; John Doe
real name unknown, husband of
Sadie E. Shanner; George M.
Rost; Mary Rost, first and real
tme name unknown, wife of
George M Rost; and, Lots 11 to
15, lioth inclusive, in Block -8, or
the Original Town of Page, Holt
County, Nebraska, .
Defendants in Plaintiff s
Ninth Cause of Action.
BEN IAMASON; Mary Lama
son, first and real true name un
known. wife of Ben La mason; OU
Age Assistance Board of Hot
County, Nebraska; and, Lots 1 to
14 both inclusive, of Block 4- °[,
Fast Side Addition to the Town of
Page. Holt County. Nebraska,
Defendants in Plaarrtiff s
Tenth Cause of Action.
M A R G A R E T A. CLAUSSEN;
John Doe, real name unknown,
husband of Margaret A. Claussen;
and, Nondescript No. 38 m the
Town of Atkinson, Holt County, N
braska, more particularly de
scribed as : commencing at a Point
986.13 feet South.and 638 33fee
the Northeast Quarter of South
east Quarter of Section 32, n
Township 30. North, Ran^14'
West of 6th P. M.. runmng thence!
West 44 feet, thence North 20870
feet* thence East 44 feet thence
South 208.70 feet to the place of
beginning. _
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Defendants in Plaintiffs
c • Eleventh cause of Action.
said defendants will take notice
that on the 5th day of August. 1957
Plaintiff, the County of Holt!
nled its petition in the District
Court of Holt County, Nebraska,
against you and each of you and
the descritied parcels of land in
each cause of action, as defend
ants, the object and prayer of
such petition being to foreclose
certificates of tax sale duly issu.-d
by the County Treasurer of Holt
County, Nebraska, on June 17, 1954,
and to foreclose the subsequent de
linquent taxes on each such par
cel of real estate involved in each
cause of action for the years, Sec
ond half of 1953, and all of 1954.
1955 and 1956, as follows: viz.
Cause of Action 1; Certificate
No. 774 for 1950 to 1st half of 1953,
t)oth inclusive, and subsequent
taxes for second half of 1953 to
1956 inclusive, amounting in all
to $1113.82 as of May 1, 1957;
Cause of Action 2; Certificate
No 775, for 1950 to 1st half of
1953, both inclusive, and subse
quent taxes for second half of 1953
to 1956 both inclusive, amounting
in all to $197 89 as of May 1, 1957:
Cause of Action 3. Certificate
No. 776 for 1950 to 1st half of 1953
both inclusive, and subsequent
taxes for second half of 1953 to
1956 both inclusive, amounting in
all to $200.96 as of May 1, 1957;
Cause of Action 4: Certificate
No. 784 for 1951 to first half of
1953, both inclusive, and subse
quent taxes for second half of
1953 to 1956 both inclusive, amount
in all to $2174)4 as of May 1, 1957;
Cause of Action 5: Certificate
No. 788 for 1916 to 1st half of 1953
lM)th inclusive, and subsequent
taxes for second half of 1953 to
1956, both inclusive, amounting in
all to $298.53 as of May 1, 1957;
Cause of Action 6: Certificate
No. 789 for 1948 to 1st half of 1953
lioth inclusive, and subsequent
taxes for second half of 1953
to 1956 both inclusive, amounting
in all to $146,16 as of May 1, 1957;
Cause of Action 7: Certificate
No. 790 for 1948 to 1st half of 1953
iMith inclusive, and subsequent
- < _i .. r -intro
I (lAl a |W1 III 11(111 U1 1 VO.I (1/
1956 both inclusive, amounting in
all to $107.96 as of May 1, 1957;
Cause of Action 8: Certificate
No. 791 for 1948 to 1st half of
1953 both inclusive, and subsequent
taxes for second half of 1953 to
1956 Iwith inclusive, amounting in
all to $26.62 as of May 1, 1957;
Cause of Action 9: Certificate
No. 792 for 1948 to 1st half of 1953
both inclusive, and subsequent
taxes for second half of 1953
to 1956 both inclusive, amounting
in all to $42.24 as of May 1. 1957;
Cause of Action 10: Certificate
No. 794 for 1951 to 1st half of
1953 both inclusive, and subsequent
taxes for second half of 1953 to
1956 both inclusive, amounting in
all to $284.27 as of May 1, 1957;
Cause of Action 11: Certificate
No. 673 for 1948 to first half of
1953 both inclusive, and subse
quent taxes for second half of
1953 to 1956, both inclusive,
amounting in all to $41.66 as of
May 1, 1957;
Said tax sale certificates and
subsequent delinquent taxes draw
interest at the rate of seven per
cent per annum from and after
May 1, 1957. Plaintiff prays for a
decree of foreclosure on each tax
sale certificate and the subsequent
delinquent taxes on each parcel of
real estate described for the
amount found due with interest
and legal costs, and that said
plaintiff be allowed an attorneys
fee equal to ten per cent of the
amount found due in each cause
of action to be taxed as Part of
the costs, and that said real estate
be sold for the satisfaction of such
liens, and the costs and interest.
You and each of you are re
named to answer said petition on
or before the 16th day of Septem
ber 1957, otherwise judgment will
be rendered against you accord
COUNTY OF HOLT,
PLAINTIFF
Bv: William W. Griffin.
its attorney.
( 15-18c )
( First pub., Aug. 8, 1957 >
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
HOLT COUNTY, NEBRASKA
COUNTY OF HOLT.
PLAINTIFF,
vs.
HANNAH A. TUT1LJX
Tuttle, first and real true name
unknown, husband of Hannah A.
Tuttle; Rollin L. Tuttle; Mary
Tuttle, first and real true name
unknown, wife of Rollin L. Tuttle;
The Village of Ewing, in Holt
County Nebraska, a municipal
corporation; Old Age Assistance
Board of Holt County, Nebraska;
jand Lot 13. in Block 9 of the
Original Town of Ewing, Holt
County, Nebraska,
Defendants in Plaintiff s
First Cause of Action.
EDNA K. BLACK; John Black,
first and real true name unknown,
husband of Edna K.
Village of Ewing, in Holt County,
Nebraska, a municipal corpora
tion; and, Lots 7 and 8, in Block
33 of the Subdivision of OuUots A
and B in the Village of Ewing,
Holt County, Nebraska
Defendants in PlainUtt s
Second Cause of Action.
JAMES L. PRUDEN; Mary
Pruden, first and real true name
unknown, wife of James L. -
den The Kansas Nebraska Gas
Company, a corporation; and, A
tract of land described as . Be
ginning at a point 544 Ms feet West
of the Northeast comer of the
Northwest Quarter of Section 3. in
Township 26 North, Range 9, West
of the 6th P.M. in Holt County,
Nebraska, running thence West
coil feet to the East line of the
mgh, TWay of the Public High
vvav thence Southeast along the
Fast line of said Public Highway
to a point 533 feet South of the
point of beginning, thence North
533 feet to the point of beginning;
and All of the North half of the
Northwest Quarter of Section 3,
in Township 26, North, Range 9,
West of the 6th P.M. inHoKCoum
tv Nebraska, lying South of the
Right of way of the Chicago,
Northwestern Railroad Company;
i and. The South half of the North
west Quarter of Section 3, in
Township 2*. North. Range J
West of the 6th PM., in Holt
County. Nebraska, excepting: a
tract commencing Vi rod Northof
, the Northeast comer of the ^South
west Quarter of said Section 3,
running thence North 8 rods,
thence West 10 rods, thence South
8- rods, thence East 10 rods to the
point of beginning,
Defendants in Plaintiff's
Third Cause of Action.
ROBERT E. DAVIDSON and El
sie M. Davidson, husband and
wife; real names unknown; and,
A tract of land described as: Be
ginning at a point 35 feet South
and 114.5 feet West of the South
east comer of Block 16. in Haze
let s Addition to the Town of
O'Neill, Holt County, Nebraska,
thence running South 170 feet,
thence East 45 feet, thence South
257 feet more or less to the Sec
tion line on the South side of Sec
tion 30, in Township 29. North,
Range 11, West of the 6th P.M .
'hence running West on sail Sec
tion line 162.9 feet, thence run
. tung North along the center line
| of Madison Street of the City of
O'Neill, Nebraska, 407 ft., thence
mnning West 170 ft., thence run
i ning North 20 feet, thence running
East 287.9 feet to the place of
beginning,
Defendants in Plaintiff's
Fourth Cause of Action
EIJJOTT E. THOMPSON; Mary
Thompson, first and real true
name unknown, wife of Elliott E.
Thompson; Sarah J. Wolf; John
Wolf; first and real true name
unknown, husband of Sarah J.
Wolf; Ellen Bold Mcllravie; John
I Doe, real true name unknown,
i husband of Ellen Bold Mcllravie;
May Mcllravie; John Doe, real
true name unknown, husband of
May Mcllravie Leslie W. Cain;
Mary Cain, first and real true
name unknown, wife of Leslie W.
Cain; Irene Cain Hoxsie; John
lXx>, real name unknown, husliand
of Irene Cain Hoxsie; Edna May
Cain; John Doe, real name un
known, husband of Edna May
Cain; Hazel Cain; John Doe. real
name unknown, husband of Hazel
Cain; Glenn Cain; Mary Cain, real
name unknown, wife of Glenn
Cain; Ivan Cain; Mary Cain, real
name unknown, wife of Ivan Cain;
Esther Cain; John Doe, real name
unknown, husband of Esther Cain;
Helen Frances Waid; John Doe,
real name unknown, husband of
IT..L.« Wnct
One-Half of Lot 5, in Block A, of
Millard’s Addition to the Town of
O'Neill, Holt County, Nebraska;
Defendants in Plaintiff's
Fifth Cause of Action.
MINA COVENTRY; John Doe,
real true name unknown, husband
of Mina Coventry: and East 50
feet of I>ot 2, in Block 3, of the
Village of Inman, Holt County,
Nebraska;
Defendants in Plaintiff’s
Sixth Cause of Action.
NORBERT E. CLARK; Mary
Clark, first and real true name un
known, wife of Norbert E. Clark;
and. South One-half of Ixit 6, in
Block 14, of the Subdivision en
titled Blocks 12, 13. and 14, and
Out lots 4 to 11 inclusive of Out
lot B in the Town of Inman, Holt
County, Nebraska;
Defendants in Plaintiff’s
Seventh Cause of Action.
ETHEL F. COWLES; John Doe,
real true name unknown, husband
of Ethel F. Cowles; and, West 74
feet of I>ot 11, in Block 7, of Hal
lock’s Addition to the Town of
Stuart, Holt County, Nebraska;
Defendants in Plaintiff’s
Eighth Cause of Action.
DALE HENDERSON and Hazel
II. Henderson, husband and wife;
the Village of Stuart, Holt County,
Nebraska, a municipal corpora
tion; and, Lots 1 and 2, in Block
9 of Hallock's Addition to the
Town of Stuart, Holt County, Ne
braska *
Defendants in Plaintiff’s
Ninth Cause of Action.
JOHN H. CHANEY; Mary Cha
ney, first and real true name un
known, wife of John H. Chaney,
Old Age Assistance Board of Holt
County, Nebraska; The Village of
Stuart, Holt County, Nebraska, a
municipal corporation; and, South
One-half of Lot 1, in Block 7 of
Western Town Ix>t Company’s Ad
dition to the Town of Stuart, Holt
County, Nebraska, ,
Defendants in Plaintiff s
Tenth Cause of Action.
Said defendants will take notice
that on the 5th day of August,
1957, the plaintiff, the County of
Holt filed its petition in the Dis
trict' Court of Holt County, Nebras
ka, against you and each of you
and the described parcels of land
in each cause of action, as defend
ants, uie oujwi auu —
such petition being to foreclose
certificates of tax sale duly is
sued by the County Treasurer of
Holt County, Nebraska, on June
17 1954, and to foreclose the sub
sequent delinquent taxes on each
such parcel of real estate involved
in each cause of action for the
years, Second half of 1953, and
all of 1954, 1955, and 1956, as
follows: viz.: Cause of Action 1:
Certificate No. 705, for 1950 to 1st
half of 1953, both inclusive, and
subsequent taxes for second half
of 1953 both inclusive, amounting
in all to $465.20 as of May 1, 1957;
Cause of Action 2: Certficate
No. 710. for 1950 to 1st half of 1953,
both inclusive, and subsequent
taxes for second half of 1953 to
1956 both inclusive, amounting in
all to $262.00 as of May 1, 1957;
Cause of Action 3: Certificate
No. 720, for 1951 to 1st half of
1953, both inclusive, and subse
quent taxes for second half of
1953 to 1956 both inclusive,
amounting in all to $89.16 as of
May 1, 1957;
Cause of Action 4; Certificate
No. 722, for 1952 to 1st half of
1953, both inclusive, and subse
quent taxes for second half of
1953 to 1956 both inclusive, amount
ing in all to $93.61 as of May 1,
1957; „ __
Cause of Action 5: Certificate
No. 734, for 1948 to first half of
1953, both inclusive, and subse
quent taxes for second half of 1953
to 1956, both inclusive, amounting
in all to $55.24 as of May 1, 1957;
Cause of Action 6: Certificate
1 No. 744 for 1951 to first half of
1953, both inclusive, and subse
quent taxes for second half of
1953 to 1956, both inclusive
amounting in all to $26.02 as of
May. 1, 1957;
Cause of Action 7: Certificate
No. 746 for 1950 to 1st half of 1953.
both inclusive, and subsequenl
taxes for second half of 1953 tc
1956 both inclusive, amounting ir
all to $21.99 as of May 1, 1957;
Cause of Action 8: Certificate
No. 764 for 1949 to 1st half of
1953 to 1956, both inclusive
quent taxes for second half of
1953 ,to 1956, both inclusive
amounting in all to $1872.47 as of
Mav 1. 1957;
, Cause of Action 9 Certificate
No. 768, for 1948 to 1st half of
1953 both inclusive, and subse
quent taxes for second half of
1953 to 1956 both inclusive, amount
ing in all to 1982 85 as of May
l. 1957:
Cause of Action 10: Certificate
No 771, for 1950 to 1st half of 1953,
both inclusive, and subsequent
taxes for second half of 1953 to
1956 both inclusive, amounting in
all to $149 92 as of May 1, 1957;
Said tax sale certificates and
subsequent delinquent taxes
draw interest at the rate of sev
en per cent per annum from and
dter May 1. 1957 Plaintiff prays!
for a decree of foreclosure on
each tax sale certificate and the ]
subsequent delinquent taxes on
each parcel of real estate describ
ed for the amount found due with
interest and legal costs, and that
said plaintiff be allowed an attor
ney's fee equal to ten percent of
the amount found due in each
cause of action to be taxed as part
of the costs, and that said real
estate be sold for the satisfac
tion of such liens, and the co6ts
i and interest.
You and each of you are re
quired to answer said petition
I on or before the 16th day of Sep
tember 1957. otherwise judgment
will he rendered against you ac
cordingly.
COUNTY OF HOLT, Plaintiff
By: William W. Griffin.
its attorney.
15-18c 1
(First pub. Aug. 8, 1957)
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
HOLT COUNTY. NEBRASKA
COUNTY OF HOLT.
PLAINTIFF,
vs.
RALTON O. JARVIS and Floy
Jarvis, husband and wife; and
Lot Five in Block Thirteen of
Kimball & Blair's Addition to the
Town of Atkinson, Holt County,
Nebraska,
Defendants in Plaintiff’s
First Cause of Action;
R. H. TRANER; Mary Traner,
first and real true name un
known, wife of R. B. Traner; Old
Age Assistance Board of Holt
County, Nebraska; and, Lots 1,
2 and 3, in Block 39 of Kimball
& Blair's Addition to the Town
of Atkinson, Holt County, Ne
braska,
Defendants in Plaintiff's
Fifth Cause of Action;
RAYMOND R. DISNEY; Mary
Disney, first and real true name
unknown, wife of Raymond R.
Disney; Old Age Assistance
Board of Holt County, Nebraska;
and, A tract of land described
as; beginning at the Southeast
corner of the Northeast Quarter
of Section 30, in Township 26.
North, Range 12, West of the 6th
P.M. in Holt County, Nebraska,
running thence West 32 rods,
thence North 10 rods, thence
East 32 rods, thence South 10
rods to the place of beginning,
Defendants in Plaintiff’s
Sixth Cause of Action.
RAYMOND R. DISNEY; Mary
Disney, first and real true name
unknown, wife of Raymond R.
Disney; Old Age Assistance
Board of Holt County, Nebraska;
and, A tract of land described as:
commencing at the Northeast
corner of the Southeast Quarter
of Section 30, in Township 26,
North, Range 12, West of the
6th P.M. in Holt County, Nebras
ka, running thence West 30 rods,
thence South 10 rods, thence East
30 rods, thence North 10 rods to
the place of beginning.
Defendants in Plaintiff’s
Seventh Cause of Action;
JOHN A. MILLER; Mary Mil
ler, first and real true name un
known, wife of John A. Miller;
and, North One-half of Lot 16, in
Block 4, of Tuller & McNichols
Addition to the Town of Atkin
son, Hcjt County, Nebraska;
Defendants in Plaintiff’s
Eighth Cause of Action;
FIR MIN Q. FELTZ; Mary
Feltz, first and real true name
unknown, wife of Firmin Q.
Feltz; Fred C. Stanton; Mary
Stanton, first and real true name
unknown, wife of Fred C. Stan
ton; and, The Northwest Quar
ter of the Northwest Quarter of
Section 3, in Township 26, North,
Range 9, West of the 6th P.M. in
Holt County, Nebraska,
Defendants in Plaintiff’s
IN IInil LdU3t- UI
FRANK EMSICK; Mary Em
sick, first and real true name un
known, wife of Frank Emsick;
and, West Half of East Half of
I jot 11; West Half of East Half of
1 Lot 12; and West Half of East
Half of Lot 13, all being in
Block 6, of the Original Town
of Ewing, Holt County, Ne
bra ska
Defendants in Plaintiff’s
Tenth Cause of Action.
Said defendants will take notice
that on the 5th day of August,
1957, the plaintiff, the County of
Holt, filed its petition in the
District Court of Holt County,
Nebraska, against you and each
of you and the described par
cels of land in each cause of ac
tion, as defendants, the object
and prayer of such petition being
to foreclose certificates of tax
sale duly issued by the County
; Treasurer of Holt County, Ne
braska, on June 17, 1954, and to
foreclose the subsequent delin
quent taxes on each such parcel
of real estate involved in each
cause of action for the years,
Second half of 1953, and all of
' 1954, 1955, and 1956. as follows:
viz:—
Cause of Action 1: Certificate
No. 669, for 1948 to first half of
1953 both inclusive, and subse
quent taxes for second half of
1953 to 1956 both inclusive,
amounting in all to $56.17 as of
; May 1, 1957;
Cause of Action 5: Certificate
No. 670 for 1949 to 1st half of 1953,
‘ both inclusive, and subsequent
taxes for second half of 1953
; to 1956 both inclusive, amounting
in all to $331.46 as of May 1, 1957;
Cause of Action 6: Certificate
No. 684, for 1949 to 1st half of 1953,
both inclusive, and subsequent
‘ taxes for second half of 1953 to
1956 both inclusivce, amounting in
t all to $68.64 as of May 1. 1957;
1 Cause of Action 7: Certificate
i No. 678. for 1949 to 1st half of
1953, both inclusive and subse
quent taxes for second half of
1953 to 1956, both inclusive,
amounting in all to $45.83 as of
May 1, 1957;
Cause of Action 8; Certificate
' No. 671, for 1950 to 1st half of 1953,
Utfh mclush <\ and subSequcgl
taxes for second half of 1953 to
1956 hoth inclusive, amounting in
all to $27 SI as of May 1. 1957:
Cause of Action 9: Certificate
No 691. for 1950 to 1st half of
1953, both inclusive, and subse
quent taxes for second half of
1953 to 1956, both inclusive,
amounting in all to $32909 as of
May 1, 1957;;
Cause of Action 10: Certificate
No. 701. for 1950 to 1st half of
1953, hoth inclusive, and subse
quent taxes for second half of
1953 to 1956. hoth inclusive,
amounting in all to $711 57 as of
May 1. 1957;
Said tax sale certificates and
subsequent delinquent taxes draw
interest at the rate of seven per
cent per annum from and aft is
May 1, 1957. Plaintiff prays for a
decree of foreclosure on each tax
sale certificate and the subse
quent delinquent taxes on each
parcel of real estate described for
the amount found due with inter
est and legal costs, and that said
plaintiff be allowed an attorney’s
fee equal to ten per cent of the
amount found due in each cause
of action to be taxed as part of
the costs, and that said real es
tate be sold for the satisfaction
of such liens, and the costs and
interest.
You and each of you are re
quired to answer said petition on
or before the 16th day of Septem
ber 1957, otherwise judgement will
be rendered against you accord
I ingly.
COUNTY OF HOLT. Plaintiff
By William W. Griffin, its at
torney. 15-18c
(First pub. August 8, 1957)
Julius D Cronin, Attorney
NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND
HEIRS
Estate No. 4204
COUNTY COURT OF HOLT
COUNTY. NEBRASKA
ESTATE OF JUDSON H. HER
TEL, DECEASED.
THE STATE OF NEBRASKA, TO
a i r rYAMnrr nfd
Notice is hereby given that Seth
L. Hertel, has filed his petition
alleging that Judson H. Hertel
died June 17, 1949, intestate, a
resident of Holt County, Nebraska,
seized of real estate described as
follows:
A part of the South
west Quarter of Section 20,
in Township 26, North, Range
12, West of the 6th P. M., in
Holt County, Nebraska, and
further described as follows:
Beginning at a point 127116
feet East of the Southeast
corner of Block “D" in the
village of Chambers, Nebras
ka; thence running East 60
feet; thence running North
260 feet, thence running West
60 feet, thence running south
260 feet to the place of begin
ning.
That petitioner. Seth L. Hertel
is the present owner of an inter
est in said real estate, having de
rived title thereto by inheritance
from said deceased.
The prayer of the petition is for
a determination of the time of
the death of said deceased person,
and a determination of the heirs,
degree of kinship, and right of
descent of real property and inter
est in real property of said de
ceased person, and that there is
no inheritance tax, state or feder
al, due from said estate of the
heirs thereof.
That said petition will be for
hearing in this Court on the 29th
day of August, A. D., 1957, at ten
o'clock A. M.
LOUIS W. REIMER
County Judge
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Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tomjack and
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Tomjack came
from their homes in Oregon for
the funeral of their father, Mich
ael Tomjack. Mr. and Mrs. Jewell
Tomjack and Mike of Hastings
were also present. Dinner for a
bout 25 relatives was served by
the Christain Mothers of St. Pet
er’s Catholic church at the Ralph
Tom.jack home on Saturday. Mr.
and Mrs. Seth Hertel of Chamhers
served supper on Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Manson
spent the weekend at the Ivan
Briggs home near Ord.
The Henry Reimer family ob
served on their trip to Denver,
Colo., the crops, grass and hay
are “looking good” because of the
abundance of moisture this year.
The Reimers were compelled to
compare the contrast in condi
tions in previous years when the
area was gripped by drouth. The
rains this season seem to have
been general. The Reimers and
Elayne spent the week with the
Carl Christons, James Conways
and Scott Clows. They also visit
ed the Howard Temples in Hast
ings and Margaret Bohlke at
Kenesaw. Elayne remained in
Hastings for a longer visit at the
Temple home.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller and
Robert spent last week visiting
relatives in Montana. Mary Mil
ler, who is employed in Omaha,
spent the week at home.
Grover Shaw of O’Neill has
been helping at the Ralph Tom
jack farm recently.
Complete Trip—
Mr. and Mrs. George Van Ev
ery returned last Thursday from
a 3,000-mile trip. They were ac
companied by their son and his
wife, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Van
Every, and daughter, Carolyn, of
Norfolk and her friend, Lois Lib
by of Grand Island. They went up
through South and North Dakota
and went on to Glacier Park. Af
ter leaving Canada, they went to
Columbus, Mont., where they
visited his brother and wife, Mr.
and Mrs. Glen Van Every, whom
they hadn’t seen in five years.
Dr. Donald E. David
OPTOMETRIST
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Glasses Fitted
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Venus News
Mrs Ora Corkev called at the
Ralph Biwkhtxiser home Saturday,
August 3,
Inland Caskey returned home
Friday, August 2 from his grand
parents near Orchard, where he
helped with the grain combining, i
Mr. and Mrs Harlan Spath and
family of Lincoln, came to the
home of her parents. Wednesday.
August 7. On the following day
they left for Kingstown, N Y ,
where they will visit with Mr. |
and Mrs Wilmer Spath and fam
ily. a brother of Harlan Spath
Their mother Mrs George Spath ,
of Inman accompanied them.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh L. Brook-,
houser, and sons accompanied by |
her parents. Mr. and Mrs Fred
Hanneffan of Brunswick, left for
the West coast Saturday, August 3 j
In California they will visit with
the James A. Border and Marlin
Tusha families. At Nassya, Ore ,
they will visit at the Pat O'Neill
and Belle Troy homes.
The Cecil Mosers were thresh
ing Thursday and Friday, August
1 and 2.
Bette and Joanne VonSeggern
accompanied their father to Nor- j
folk Friday, August 2.
Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Meyer and
son, John, and daughter, Marsha,
left for their home at Saginaw,
Mich., Tuesday, July 30. They I
had spent a week with her par-J
ents, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Piece.
While here Mrs. Meyers was one
of the sponsors at the baptism of
Charles Anthony, infant son of
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Cook Mrs.
Cix»k is a sister of Mrs. Meyers.
Mrs. Ben Hamm of Yuma, Ariz.,
another sister of Mrs. Cook was
also a sponsor.
Mrs. Ed Jenkinson and daugh
ter. Leona, and granddaughter, nil
of Aberdeen, Wash., visited for
several da,vs during the week of
July 29 with Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Boelter. Mrs. Jenkinson and Mrs.
Boelter are sisters.
Lloyd Butterfield w-as baling
hay at the Ora Caskey form Fri
day, August 2.
Willing workers
Meet—
The Willing Workers 4-11 club
met at the Methodist church
basement for their club achieve
ment day on August 2.
Eighteen demonstrations were
given and a style show was pro-;
seated by Joan Pease arid songs
were sung by the groups to lx>
presented pre-fair day. Our MC’s
were Nancy Wray, Kathy Itrady,
and Gary Gillespie, who are jun
ior leaders. Karen Nutter, news
reporter.
IMMANUEL LUTHERAN
(Atkinson)
Rev. A. S. Gedwillo, pastor
Sunday, August 18: Sunday -
school, 9:45 a.m., S.H. Brauer,
superintendent; worship, service,
11 a. m.; registration begins at
3 p.m., for the zone Waltherj
league field day with Immanuel
as host to the zone; "The Luth
eran Hour", WJAG, 4 p.m.
Tuesday, August 20: Sunday
school teachers’ and staff meet- j
ing, 8:30 p.m.
CHRIST LUTHERAN (O’Neill)
Rev. A. S. Gedwillo, pastor
Sunday, August 18: Worship)
service, 9 a. m.; Sunday-school,.
10:15 a. m., W. Fricke, superin-1
tendent; registration begins at 3
p. m., for the zone Walther
league field day at Immanuel
Lutheran in Atkinson; "The
Lutheran Hour," WJAG, 4 p. m.
Thursday, August 22: Walther
league meeting, 8 p. m.
CENTER UNION (O’Neill)
Rev. C. P. Turner, pastor
Sunday, August 18: Sunday -
school, 10 a.m.; preaching ser
vice, 11 a.m.; young peoples’
meeting, 8 p.m.; preaching ser
vice following young peoples'
meeting.
Prayer meeting and Bible
study will be in home of Mr. and
Mrs. John Dick Wednesday eve
ning at 8 o’clock.
O’Neill News
Dr. and Mrs. M. L. Sucha re
turned Friday from their vaca
tion spent in the Black Hills.
Their little daughter stayed with
her grandmother.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lee Line
back and children plan to move
to Winner, S.D., the first of Sept
! ember.
Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Cronin and
Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Huffman of
Bassett departed Sunday for a
\ week’s vacation at Western poin
ts, including the Teuton moun
tains.
Miss Mary Rae Becker of llart
ington is spending a week with
her sister, Mrs. A. J. Noecker
and family.
CREIGHTON Mrs. Anna Dar
J cy of Creighton died Thursday,
August 1, in Lundberg Memorial
hospital at Creighton. Funeral
| services were held Saturday,
August 3.
IT’S SILVER JUBILEE YEAH
AT THE
SANDHILLS’ FOREMOST
CATTLE
AUCTION
25 Years of Progress
Regular Stocker - Feeder
Auction Every Tuesday!
SPECIAL CALF AUCTIONS
Every Monday thru October,
November and December
SPECIAL! Silver Jubilee
Carlot Auction Tuesday,
September 10
Seventh Annual All Aberdeen
Angus ‘‘Black Friday” Sale
October 14 th
Your consignments are wel
come for these Special Sales
as well as our regular
weekly auctions!
It pays to list them early.
‘‘The Old Reliable”
ATKINSON
Livestock Market
ERNIE WELLER, Owner
Atkinson, Nebr.
O'Neill News
Mr and Mrs Joe I'kifek have
named their new daughter. Bar
tiara Ellen.
Mrs John Meh in anti Mrs
Margaret Wlute returned last
Thursday ana Friday, respect
ively. Mrs. Melvin had been in
Omaha visiting her sister. Mrs.
J. A Frenking, Mr Frenking
and family Mrs White, who
had visited her family in Cal
ifornia where she find spent
five weeks, also visited in Mis
souri with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs Martin Van Ev
ery of Norfolk, who had been
fishing Sunday at Naper, brought
his parents, the George Van Ev
ery s. a "nice mess of fish "
Mr and Mrs. Adolph Wetzler
and family are spending their
week’s vacation with her parents.
Mr and Mrs. C. K. Worth They:
came Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Worcester
and daughters attended a Wor
cester reunion in White River,
S. D., Sunday.
Sunday dinner guests of Mrs |
Mary Dusatko were her sons, j
Robert, of Omaha, who spent the
weekend here and Mr. and Mrs.
Jerome Allen and family of Page
and little Miss Julie Allen of
Grand Isand. She has been a
guest of the Jerome Allens.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Waring
and three little (toys of Des
Moines, la , arrived Wednesday,
August 7, at the home of Ills par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Waring. While their parents went
to Omaha from Friday until Sun
day to visit, the three hoys stay
edWith their grandparents.
Mr and Mrs. Clarence Wilson
of Denton. Ia., left Sunday after
spending five days with their son!
and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Dale E. j
Wilson and girls.
Allen Martin, accompanied by
Ben Bazelman and Miss Cecelia
Babl. drove Mrs. Henry Martin
Monday to Grand Island, where
she boarded a train for Greeley,
Colo., where she will visit her
sister, Mrs. Gertrude Easton,
and also her brother and wife,
Mr and Mrs. Earl Wredc of
Bronson, Mo., who are at Groe
ley. They plan to go on side trips
up into the mountains. The Wred
es will come home with Mrs.
Martin and visit here for a while.
Mrs. Katherine Nutter and Gob
Figard, both of Thedford,' came
Sunday to see the Charles F. Nut
ter family They went 'fishing at
Ft. Randall dam.
Mr, and Mrs. Dwayne Phil
brick and family were in IV
Smet, S IV. recently visiting rel
atives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Qtt and
children were in Omaha over the
weekend visiting her sister and
her husband. Mr. and Mrs. Bob
McNichols.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs Kencth Waring were
their mothers, Mrs. Alta Finch
and Mrs. Ethel Waring of Page.
Afternoon and supper guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gent
zler of Neigh and the Warlngs’
daughter and husband. Mr, and
Mrs. Kennenth Heiss and family
of Page.
The Misses Patricia and Bar
bara Noecker of Hartington re
turned homo Sunday after visit
ing their aunt and uncle, Mr. and
Mrs. A. J. Noecker for a week.
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