Minden Courier, Thursday, April 4, 1946
Judge Frank J. Munday was in Minden from Tuesday until the end of last week hearing cases listed on the docket under the February term of district court. Most of the time was occupied with two jury cases. The following entries were made in the court records:
Edward Schneider vs Owen Daily, sheriff, and Massachusetts Bonding & Insurance Co., judgment, damages. Verdict for the defendant.
Lewis F. Newbold vs Frank J. McCarty, non-performance of contract. Verdict for the defendant.
In the matter of the estate of Christ Grams, deceased, license to sell real estate. Sale confirmed.
John F. Grams vs Joseph L. Grams, and Val Jensen, as guardian of the estate of Joseph L. Grams, an incompetent person, partition of real estate. Sale confirmed.
Katie J. Twombly vs Howard A. Twombly, divorce and custody of child. Divorce granted, custody of child awarded to mother.
In the matter of the estate of Axel G. Erickson, deceased, license to sell real estate. License granted.
Oscar Engstrom vs the heirs, devisees, etc., Mary E. Crawford, deceased, Mabel J. Garner, deceased, et al, quiet title. Title quieted.
BOS FAMILY HERE
Mrs. Wm. Bos and children, Dorothy, Lois, and Donald of LeMars, Iowa, arrived in Minden last Friday and are now located in the upstairs apartment in the Lenker home. The Bos family had originally planned to remain in LeMars until the close of school. They enrolled in the Minden schools the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bos also arrived last Friday and are making their home in one of the Abbott Apartments on Brown ave. They were married a week ago, Friday.
PARKERS WED 67 YEARS
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel P. Parker will observe their 67th wedding anniversary Saturday, April 6. The family will celebrate the day here with them.
GIRLS RESERVE SALE
The Minden high school Girls Reserve bake sale held last Saturday at the J. C. Coffee Shop on the east side of the square enriched the treasury $26.77. According to Miss Marjorie Cunningham, sponsor of the group, some of the girls forgot the sale, hence another is planned in the near future to give them opportunity to contribute.
GIRL SCOUT TRAINING SCHOOL
Minden leaders and association members of the Girl Scout organization attended the all day meeting for leaders at the Christian church in Kearney last Friday.
Mrs. J. Ellen Trowbridge of Superior conducted the sessions and led the discussions. Our leaders felt the material presented was of real help and they secured new book lists and literature for use here. After the afternoon meeting, leaders and association members were invited outdoors where stew was prepared over an open fire, girl scout style.
Mrs. Floyd Lundberg attended both the morning and afternoon sessions; those who went for the afternoon were: Mrs. Orval Layton, Mrs. W. A. Weidenbach, Mrs. Harold Pedley, Mrs. Vic Silvrants, and Mrs. T. H. Gies.
~Transcribed & submitted by Linda Ziemann, Kearney Co. Coordinator