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75¢ Volume 96 The Only Newspaper Published in Lewis County Vanceburg, Kentucky Phone 606-796-2331 TUESDAY, MAY 14, 2019 NUMBER 2019-20 Cooperation sought as prep is underway for LCCE demolition By Dennis K. Brown that was still connected. School officials are ask- Weddington said some- ing for cooperation after one had entered the build- some items were taken ing and was about to from the property Satur- disconnect it and claim it day at Central Elemen- for salvage. tary that is being emptied A worker spotted them in preparation for its dem- in time and averted the olition. unit from being removed. School Superintendent "We are putting that Jamie Weddington said a water heater, and several commercial ice machine other items, in storage to had been set out but had use at other schools in the not been discarded, and district as needed," he someone removed it from said. the property. Weddington said the "It still had ice in it," person responsible for re- Weddington said. "The moving the ice machine workers had just discon- came forward and has re- nected it and had set it turned it. aside for other workers to The ice machine was pick up and someone destined for Lewis loaded it up and took it." County High School. He added the ice ma- A notice had been Dennis Brown/LEWIS COUNTY HERALD chine was not the only placed on the LEWIS Members of the LCHS Class of 2019 prepare for a group photo and dress rehearsal prior to com- item scavengers had COUNTY HERALD'S Face- mencement exercises at the Lewis County Middle School Gymnasium. taken, or attempted to book Page Saturday after take, from the property the ice machine incident Council approves state road aid assistance that hadn't actually been and the person who had discarded. taken it was soon identi- By Dennis K. Brown that area. problem and have not en- ery Champions to help "There are several fied. Vanceburg City Council Mayor Dane Blanken- forced the laws," said his local community. things we are going to re- Weddington added the met in a brief regular ses- ship told members the City Attorney Lloyd Blankenship said Re- locate in the district, or school building is not to sion last week and ap- city will have several sur- Spear. covery Champions has place in storage to use as be entered for any reason proved the annual road plus items that will be Blankenship said he had grown since it began and they're needed," he said. while workers are prepar- aid program with the sold at public auction in heard reports of some of helps with all levels of One of those items was ing the building for dem- state. June. the vehicles traveling at care for those battling ad- a recently purchased olition. The city will receive Blankenship said the excessive speeds and dis- diction. commercial water heater Please see page 14 about $30,000 this year to items will be sold locally obeying stop signs. go towards road repair at a public auction where No action was taken but Donʼt call back on ʻOne Ringʼ scam and maintenance. surplus county items are the matter will be dis- Herald Report The annual agreement also scheduled to sell. cussed further. ternational. calls for the city to re- He told council mem- Council members also For illegal robocallers, mask the number in your • If you do not make in- ceive two payments from bers he is still compiling discussed some blighted the goal isn't always get- caller ID display. ternational calls, ask your the state over the next fis- a list of the surplus prop- properties issues in the ting you to answer. Some- If you call any such phone company to block cal year. erty and will present it to city. times, it's getting you to number, you risk being outgoing international Council Member Chris members for approval Blankenship said a new call back. connected to a phone calls on your line. McGlone, who serves as prior to the sale. ordinance, modeled after Every so often, your number outside the U.S. • Always be cautious, council representative on Members discussed is- one in Raceland, is in the phone may ring once and As a result, you may wind even if a number appears the Vanceburg Electric sues and safety concerns works and will likely be then stop. If that happens up being charged a fee for authentic. Plant Board, updated with four-wheelers, golf presented to council next to you, and you do not connecting, along with Filing a complaint with members on some proj- carts, and side-by-sides month. recognize the number, do significant per-minute the FCC ects by the city owned traveling on city streets. He said the proposed not return the call. You fees for as long as they If you are billed for a utility. Members talked about ordinance will allow in- may be the target of a can keep you on the call you made as a result McGlone said work to potential city liability if spectors to enter a struc- "one-ring" phone scam. phone. These charges of this scam, first try to refurbish the Lions Lane there is an accident in- ture and will allow for One-ring calls may ap- may show up on your bill resolve the matter with water storage tank is set volving an unlicensed, better enforcement of pear to be from phone as premium services. your telephone company. to get underway soon and uninsured vehicle or unli- laws governing issues ad- numbers somewhere in Variations of this scam If you are unable to re- said Plant Board Superin- censed driver and the city dressed in the ordinance. the United States, includ- rely on phony voice-mail solve it directly, you can tendent Bill Tom Stone is had not addressed the Blankenship said Joe ing three initial digits that messages urging you to file a complaint with the working to secure fund- issue. Turner is scheduled to ad- resemble US area codes. call a number with an un- FCC at no cost. ing for the construction of "We've got to look in to dress council members at But savvy scammers familiar area code to "col- You can file a com- a treatment plant at Black this," Blankenship said. the June meeting. often use international lect a prize" or to notify plaint with the FCC at Oak that will consolidate "The city could be li- Turner is a recovering numbers from regions you about a "sick" rela- www.fcc.gov/complaints, and update operations in able if they are aware of a addict and started Recov- that also begin with three- tive. submit a report to BBB digit codes – for example, How to avoid this scam Scam Tracker at www. "232" goes to Sierra • Don't answer or return bbb.org/scamtracker and Leone and "809" goes to any calls from numbers file a complaint with the LCHS commencement held the Dominican Republic. you don't recognize. Attorney General’s office Herald Report Brandon Cooley, Brandon lana Hobbs, Isiaih Hobbs, Such scammers may • Before calling unfa- at https://ag.ky.gov/con Lewis County High Cooper, Stephen Cooper, Victoria Hobbs, Teanna often use spoofing tech- miliar numbers, check to sumer-protection/com School held commence- William Cooper, Macken- Holland, Timothy Horsley, niques, as well, to further see if the area code is in- plaints/Pages/default.aspx. ment exercises Friday. zie Corns, Justin Crawford, Tracy Howard, Zachary The graduating seniors Lovena Cropper, Tyler Howard, Carlyn Howell, are: Cropper, Jonathon Doss, Andrew Hyrne, Taylor Iery, Prairie Adkins, Abby Ap- Devin Doyle, Jasmine Randall Irey. plegate, Garrett Applegate, Doyle, Bailey Duff, Dylan Damon Kennedy, Tyson Austin Armstrong, Heaven Dunigan, Hailey Evans, Kennedy, Kalob Kitchen, Armstrong, Brooklyn Ban- Lauren Evans, Coalton Jerrod Knipp, Heather nister, Seth Bartee, Karter Fannin, Jonathon Fetters, Langworthy, Zachary Bentley, Lathan Bivens, Colton Fimbres, Hannah Lehn, Courtney Lewis, Meleah Blankenship, Se- Fite, Madelyn Flannigan, Joshua Lewis, Rayna leah Blankenship, Sierra Mollee Flannigan, Angella Long, Zachary Lott, Al- Blankenship, Gordon Flinders, Winfred Fraley, izeah Luman, Stoney Bloomfield, Waylen Bo- Hannah Fyffe. Lykins, Trenton Madden, lander, Matthew Bond, Levi Gerike, Samantha Immanual Manning, Caleb Borger, Hunter Gerike, Colleen Gibson, Austin McCane, Haylee Bradford, Steven Bradford, Jason Gilbert, Joshua McCane, Tanner Mc- Austin Broughton, Jesse Gilliam, Haylee Ginn, Cleese, Marissa McClurg, Broughton, Erin Brown, David Grayson, John Gut- Lauren McEldowney, Abigail Bryan, Faith tridge, Baylee Hackworth, Daulton McGowan, Kelly Bryan, Jason Bryant, Trin- Alexandria Hall, Dustin McNamara, Megan Mead- ity Buckler, Triston Burriss, Hamilton, Matthew Hamil- ows, Dominick Miles, Ashley Butler. ton, Todd Hampton, Kristi Sofia Miranda. Nathan Carroll, Katelyn Harr, Elizabeth Hebbeler, Haley Nolan, Cody Of- Dennis Brown/LEWIS COUNTY HERALD Carver, Michael Caseman, Matthew Hedge, Rachel fill, Leigh-Allison Owens, 1968 LCHS graduate Mitchell Tolle addresses 2019 grads during commence- Evangelina Clark, Kaitlyn Henderson, Sarah Hender- Dylan Palmer, Isaiah ment exercises Friday. Tolle, a well-known artist, talked about his time at Conley, Stephanie Cook, son, Tyler Henderson, De- Please see page 14 LCHS and his inspirations. ¢ 75 Index Inserts Obituaries ©2019 LEWIS COUNTY HERALD PUBLISHING CO., INC. Classifieds 13 Collins Country Market Junior Sizemore Juda Ann Cooper Court News 8 Ron’s IGA Norma Weaver Tammy Thayer Extension News 4 Save-A-Lot Naomi Griffitt Allen Richmond Obituaries 10-11 Daniel Roark Irene Pack Sports 2 Dorothy Britt

Follow Us Online: Facebook.com/LCHerald Twitter.com/LCHerald Instagram.com/LCHerald LewisCountyHerald.com 2 - THE LEWIS COUNTY HERALD, Tuesday, May 14, 2019 Kirk Rodman signs with University of Pikeville Kidwell’s Korner Hall of Fame Coach Gary Kidwell

The 63rd District Tour- Kidwell's Keynotes ation at Lewis County ney will be hosted by Sympathy goes out to the Central Elementary. Frank Greenup County. The girls' family of Ed Taylor, who helped form one of the and boys' team coaches passed away last week at tallest Lewis County front held their meeting last the age of 90. Ed was a courts, when he, Eddie Thursday. Since there is no good friend of mine and Scott, and Arthur Ginn draw, each team plays taught Art and coached the played together under the each other two times golf team at Lewis County late Donnie Gaunce. Frank within the District for both High School. The murals was an assistant coach for girls and boys. This year, we see on the walls at the me at LCHS. we had a tie between Rus- Lewis County Middle K-K-K-K-K sell and Greenup in both School gymnasium were One of the winningest HEAD TRACK AND FIELD COACH AT UPIKE, WAYNE STACY softball and baseball. Rus- created by Ed. He will be coaches in Eastern Ken- Pictured, left to right: Brenda Rodman (Mom), Kirk Rodman, Harold Rodman (Dad), and Harold Rodman Jr. (Brother). sell lost the flip in softball sadly missed by his family tucky, Hager Easterling, and won the flip in base- and many friends in the was let go by the principal ball. On Monday, May 20, Lewis County area. of East Carter High School Manning signs with Kentucky Christian University at 5:30 p.m., the Russell K-K-K-K-K last week. Hager had won Lady Red Devils will play This week's Vanceburg over 500 games in his the Raceland Lady Rams. McDonald's Lady Lions coaching career. We have At 8:00 p.m. the Lewis "Player of the Week" is been friends and used to County Lady Lions take eighth grader, Sarah Paige umpire baseball games on on the host team, Greenup Weddington. Sarah has the high school level. County. These games will made some great throws K-K-K-K-K be played on the softball from her right field posi- Throwing out the first field at the Greenup tion and also some great pitch for the David Iery County High School Cam- catches. She also has been pus. hitting well and getting softball game, between In baseball, on Monday, some timely hits. Lewis County and Pendle- the Lewis County Lions K-K-K-K-K ton County, was Lewis take on the Russell Red This week's Vanceburg County Central Elementary Devils at 5:30 p.m. at the McDonald's Lewis County Principal Stacy Kidwell. baseball field on the Lions baseball "Player of Stacy was a member of the Greenup County Campus. the Week" is senior, Seth 1988 Softball Team at The Greenup County Mus- Wright. Seth pitched a LCHS, when the sport was keteers take on the Race- shut-out, 4-0, win over the revived in 1988. land Rams at 8:00 p.m. West Carter Comets. In the Sportstumper: What KATHY HARTLEY The girls' and boys' cham- game Seth recorded 12 Lewis County High School pionships will be played at strike-outs. Seth, after his football player holds the Immanual Manning signs letter of intent to run track with KCU. Pictured, left record for throwing for the to right: Josh Hughes, Immanuel Manning, Wes Bloomfield, and Kentucky 6:00 p.m. on both fields. high school days at LCHS, Christian University Track Coach, Chuck Wentz. The winners and runners- will pitch for Kentucky most years in school history? up of the championship Wesleyan University in Answer: Corky Prater. games will advance to the Owensboro. Until next week this is the Tully signs with Thomas More College 16th Regional Tourna- K-K-K-K-K Old Righthander leaving you ment. The girls' Regional It was good to see for- with this thought, "God tucks will be hosted by Boyd mer Lewis County High in mothers at night." County and the boys' Re- School coach and basket- To reach Coach Kidwell gional will be hosted by ball player, Frank Adams, e-mail garykidwell@hot Raceland High School. at the Kindergarten gradu- mail.com. Lewis County Middle School football players shine bright as Kentucky Future Stars By Dalton Stamm On March 30, the Ken- tucky Future Stars hosted a team tryout for their sixth grade team at Mason County High School. The Kentucky Future Stars is an All-Star team which groups and fields the best players in the state each year to play a game versus the Tennessee KARLY STRANG Future Stars. Four Lewis Rachel Tully signing with Thomas More College on music scholarship. Pictured, County Middle School foot- left to right, Harry Tully, Beverly Tully, Rachel Tully, and Brian Brown, ball players made the team Thomas Mosre College rep. roster, Ayden Cooper (Quar- terback), Braedyn McGlone Parker signs with Eastern Kentucky University JENNIFER YOUNG/HERALD JENNIFER YOUNG/HERALD (Wide Reciever), Drew Ayden Cooper. Jaxon Rister. Noble (Defensive Line), and Jaxon Rister (Defensive Back). Gaining four roster spots on the Kentucky Fu- ture Stars roster is an im- pressive feat since there are only three openings at most positions. The feat is all the more impressive consider- ing that there were multiple tryouts across the state and that those selected are re- garded as the best sixth grade football players throughout. LCMS football Head HERALD HERALD Coach Dalton Stamm had Drew Noble. Braedyn McGlone. this to say about the ef- forts of his players, “We we are moving in the right summer.” LEWIS COUNTY HERALD have a really good group direction, and we hope to Work for the Kentucky coming into our program. increase that number in Left to right: Lyle Parker, Andrea Parker, Isaiah Parker, and Dr. Jason Koontz, Future Stars will begin Professor of Music/Director of Percussion Studies EKU. The future of LCMS foot- the future. when players will arrive at ball looks promising as we “Since the tryouts in Morehead State University have athletes at all posi- March we have been on June 12, where they will THE LEWIS THE LEWIS COUNTY HERALD tions coming into the pro- working that much harder. practice and stay in the cam- 187 Main Street, Vanceburg, KY 41179 gram. They are a really Our players know that if pus dorms. From there the COUNTY Phone 606-796-2331 800-572-2685 blessed group, getting to we want to succeed, then team will take charter Fax 606-796-3110 play together at the same we have to do things dif- HERALD busses to Clarksville, Ten- USPS #310880 time. ferently than we have in nessee. A kickoff pep rally deadline email: [email protected] “I think those boys the past, and we’ve been will be held on June 14, the Dennis K. Brown, Publisher playing for the Kentucky hard at work doing just for all Patricia Bloomfield, Composition Future Stars proves that that. Our boys are not day before the game. On Luwana Polley, Composition we have great athletes just strangers to success, as Saturday, June 15, the Ken- submissions Jennifer Young, Composition like any other county. The they have experienced tucky Future Stars will take is Noon Gary Kidwell, Sports Editor guys who made the Ken- plenty in their JFL careers, on the Tennessee Future Subscription Rates: tucky Future Stars roster but we want them to un- Stars at Austin Peay State Friday Lewis County - $20.00 (tax included) are undoubtedly really derstand that we can al- University. Game time is set All other KY counties - $26.00 (tax included) good athletes, but they ways improve and that for an estimated start of All other states $30.00 (tax included) Single Copy - $.75 didn’t get to this point by good enough is not an op- 11:00 a.m. themselves. Our players tion. Periodical Postage will be paid at Vanceburg, KY LEWIS COUNTY HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY, INC. understand that anything "As for Ayden, Braedyn, we do is a team effort and Drew, and Jaxon, I think it’s Postmaster, send address corrections to: WANTED Ron LeMaster 187 Main St., Vanceburg, KY 41179 even though individual a huge honor for them to be Listing achievements are nice, it able represent Lewis ALL ARTICLES, PHOTOS AND ADVERTISING Homes, SHOULD BE IN THE HERALD OFFICE BY FRIDAY AT always comes back to the County on such a big stage. Insurance Farms, Lots NOON. Advertisers should check their ad the first time it team. Not only is it an honor to the runs. THE LEWIS COUNTY HERALD shall not be liable for “Coach Josh Stamper, boys individually, but it’s an and Acres. I Home-Auto-Life failure to publish an advertisement or for a typographical Coach Tylier McAdams, honor to anyone involved have buyers error(s) in the publication except the extent of the cost of -Business-Bonds the ad for the first insertion. Adjustments for error(s) will be and I have all worked hard with these boys, from their available. limited to the cost of that portion to the ad wherein the to establish a new culture teammates, to their parents, Ron Redden 555 Main St., error(s) occurred. within the program. We and to us coaches. Our staff South Shore, KY 41175 THE LEWIS COUNTY HERALD is published weekly at have raised the bar for our is very proud of these guys Boone Real Estate 187 Main Street, Vanceburg, KY 41179 boys and set high expecta- and we’re looking forward 606-796-2315 606-932-3138 tions. Having four of our to push these guys, and the THE LEWIS COUNTY HERALD “Serving Lewis County Office Hours: Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. boys make the Kentucky rest of the LCMS Lions, to or Since 1960” Wed. 8:00 a.m. - Noon

Future Stars proves that 606-564-0243 2tfn become even better over the 5tfn THE LEWIS COUNTY HERALD, Tuesday, May 14, 2019 - 3 2019 Great Start Scholarships awarded By Carol Campbell Faith Bryan, who will be The Lewis County Educa- attending Eastern Ken- will be going to Shawnee tional Foundation is proud to tucky University in the State University this fall, announce the Great Start fall, has been awarded the is receiving a $2,000 Scholarship recipients for Helen Smith Memorial scholarship. Haley Nolan, the 2019 graduating class of Scholarship for $2,000. who has picked Morehead Lewis County High School. Helen started the scholar- State University for the The Foundation was formed ship program for the fall, is receiving a $2,000 nine years ago to support ed- Foundation and first scholarship. Daulton Mc- ucation in Lewis County as raised money for it. Gowan, who will be at- a way to affect the future of Stoney Lykins, who will tending Morehead State the students and also the be going to Northern University this fall, has county. Kentucky University this been awarded a $2,000 This year’s first winner is fall, has been awarded the scholarship. Lastly, Stoney Lykins, who will be Jonathan Hilger Memo- Stoney Lykins is receiv- attending Northern Ken- rial Scholarship for $500. ing a $1,000 scholarship. tucky University in the fall, This is the fifth year that The decision process has been awarded the Ron his family has sponsored was difficult since the ap- LeMaster Scholarship for this scholarship. plicants were so accom- $500. This is the seveneth The Foundation itself is plished. The Foundation year that Mr. LeMaster has giving seven scholarships: wishes to congratulate provided the funding for this Breanna Walker, who has these successful gradu- scholarship. picked Maysville Com- ates and let them know The Foundation is giv- munity and Technical Morehead State Univer- $2,000. Kaitlyn Conley, the fall, has been granted that we believe in them as ing two memorial schol- College for the fall, is re- sity in the fall, has been who has chosen Northern a $2,000 scholarship. they continue their life’s arships that are being ceiving a $2,000 scholar- awarded a scholarship for Kentucky University for Gabriella Thayer, who journey. awarded to honor ones ship. Neisha Simonetti, who have passed away. who will be attending Citizens Deposit Bank Awards Cook Scholarships Herald Report cepted to Shawnee State 2019 Cook Scholarship American History Citizens Deposit Bank University into the dental were Brooklyn Bannister, and Breanna Walker. Awards Cook Scholarships hygiene program after grad- Katelyn Carver, Lauren These scholarships were Awards presented Citizens Deposit Bank is uation. Evans, Madelyn Flannigan, presented at the Lewis pleased to announce the re- Damon is the son of Amy Mollee Flannigan, Hannah County High School Awards Herald Report cipients of the 2019 Leland and Rodney Kennedy of Fyffe, Victoria Hobbs, Day on May 8, 2019. Shirley Williams pre- Elementary, Braxton Egbert Cook Scholarship Awards. Vanceburg. Damon has been Stoney Lykins, Daulton Mc- The Cook Scholarship sented American History from Garrison, Grace Two scholarships of $1,000 involved in various school Gowan, Megan Meadows, Award was established in Awards on behalf of Wood- Switzer from Central, and each were presented to grad- activities including BETA Haley Nolan, Abryanna memory of Mr. Leland menLife and $25 each to Matthew Lung from Tolles- uating seniors at Lewis and Fellowship of Christian Reeder, Darrin Riley, Joshua Cook, who began his career Ellis Kidwell from Laurel boro. County High School. The Athletes. He has been in Rister, Neisha Simonetti, at Citizens-Deposit Bank recipients were Abigail marching and pep band for Alexis Sizemore, Karly in 1919. He served as Pres- Taulbee and Damon Strang, Gabriella Thayer, ident from 1957 until 1966. Kennedy. Abigail is the daughter of Debbie and Jonathan Good- win of Vanceburg. Abigail has been involved in many school activities including FBLA, HOSA, BETA and

Class of 2019 HERALD HERALD Ellis Kidwell. Braxton Egbert. HERALD Damon Kennedy. four years. Damon has also Second Street achieved the honor of Eagle Scout. Damon is currently employed by Gaydos Fu- Diner neral Home where he works part time. Damon will be at- 18 Second Street, Vanceburg HERALD tending Northern Kentucky Abigail Taulbee. Beside Citizens Deposit Bank University where he will the National Honor Society. study network system ad- 606-796-0102 Abigail is currently a part ministration. time employee at Subway in We wish both of these Maysville, and is active in graduates the very best of her community donating luck in their future endeav- many hours to community ors. Congratulations HERALD HERALD service. Abigail has been ac- Other applicants for the Grace Switzer. Matthew Lung. 2019 Lewis County Garrison Floral Lewis County High School graduates Graduates & Gifts We would like to congratulate all 2019 Seniors! Good luck in all you do! Dickerson Funeral Home Phone 606-757-2371 110 W. Second St., Vanceburg Toll Free 1-866-539-7587 606-796-2122 Globe Family We offer Fresh Cut and Silk Arrangements, Webkinzs, Funeral Chapel Boyds Bears, Candles, Throws, & Primitives and many more items. Cremation Services Teresa Callahan Garrison 606-757-2345 Located on KY 8 in Garrison Camp Dix 606-796-0560 Hours: Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.; Circuit Clerk William Waddell Wed. 8:30 a.m.-Noon; Sat. 9:00 a.m.-Noon Susan Vice, Vanessa May, Mandie Sizemore, Joni Price, and Deborah Shumate

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FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Mayor, City Council and all City Employees 4 - THE LEWIS COUNTY HERALD, Tuesday, May 14, 2019 Extension Notes lewis.ca.uky.edu Stockyards Report PhilipAgent’s KonopkaName Lewis County Extension Office Herald Report 137.50; 550-600 lbs. Feeder Bulls Medium and Y.G. 1-2: 1000-1500 lbs. The Lewis County Cat- breeding season. Mr. Heath Tuesday, May 7, 2019 140.00; 650-700 lbs. Large 2-3: 200-250 lbs. 82.50; 1500-3000 lbs. 82.50- tlemen will be meeting Mineer and Mr. Jeff Dry- USDA-KY Dept of Ag 122.00-124.00. Feeder 147.00-147.50; 250-300 lbs. 84.50; 1500-3000 lbs. 89.00- May 14, at 7:00 p.m. The den will be speaking. You Market News Bluegrass- Steers Small and Medium 152.50; 350-400 lbs. 140.00; 90.00 high dressing; meeting will be held at the do not have to be a member Maysville Stockyards. 1-2: 400-450 lbs. 126.00. 400-450 lbs. 137.50; 450- 1500-3000 lbs. 73.50 low Lewis County Extension of the Lewis County Cat- Receipts: 463. Last Feeder Heifers Medium 500 lbs. 135.00; 500-550 dressing. Stock Cows Office. We will be dis- tlemen's to attend. How- week: 604. Year Ago: 501. and Large 1-2: 250-300 lbs. 136.00; 550-600 lbs. Medium and Large 1-2 cussing the importance of ever if you would like to Compared to last Tues- lbs. 150.00; 300-350 lbs. 127.00-136.00; 650-700 lbs. Young: 800-1200 lbs. 75.00- good health and body con- become a member, dues are day: Feeder steers and 134.00-147.50; 300-350 107.00-121.00. Slaughter 82.00. dition on cattle for the 2019 only $30. heifers 2.00-3.00 lower, lbs. 150.00 Fancy; 350- Cows Breaker 75-80 percent Bred Cows Medium and good demand for feeder 400 lbs. 135.00-148.00; lean: 1200-1600 lbs. 54.50- Large 1-2 Middle-Aged: classes. In the majority of 350-400 lbs. 152.00; 400- 55.00; 1200-1600 lbs. 56.00- 800-1200 lbs. 500.00 1-3 Armanette Fannin instances weaned and vac- 450 lbs. 131.00-143.00; 57.00 high dressing; Mos. Bred; 1200-1600 lbs. cinated offerings bringing 450-500 lbs. 131.00- 1600-2000 lbs. 54.00; 1600- 685.00 1-3 Mos. Bred; celebrates 95th birthday a premium are noted 141.00; 500-550 lbs. 2000 lbs. 58.50 high dress- 1200-1600 lbs. 675.00 4-6 below as Value Added, 131.00-137.00; 550-600 ing. Slaughter Cows Boner Mos. Bred. Cows-Calf while exceptional quality lbs. 131.00-135.00; 600- 80-85 percent lean: 800- Pairs Medium and Large offerings are noted as 650 lbs. 123.00-125.00; 1200 lbs. 54.00-55.00; 1200- 1-2 Middle-Aged: 800- Fancy. Slaughter cows 600-650 lbs. 127.00 Value 1600 lbs. 50.50-56.00; 1200 lbs. 810.00. Cow- 1.00-3.00 lower, slaughter Added; 650-700 lbs. 1200-1600 lbs. 61.00 high Calf Pairs Medium and bulls steady, good demand 125.00; 650-700 lbs. dressing; 1200-1600 lbs. Large 1-2 Aged: 800-1200 for slaughter classes. 128.50 Value Added; 700- 45.50-48.50 low dressing. lbs. 650.00. Feeders-393, Slaughter- 750 lbs. 121.00. Slaughter Cows Lean 85- This report reflects the 62, Replacements-8, sup- Feeder Heifers Medium 90 percent: 800-1200 lbs. majority of cattle sold with ply included 22 percent and Large 2-3: 200-250 47.50-54.50; 800-1200 lbs. a USDA grade, weight and over 600 lbs. and 39 per- lbs. 125.00; 250-300 lbs. 55.00-63.00 high dressing; sex. This report does not cent heifers. 125.00; 300-350 lbs. 800-1200 lbs. 36.00-48.00 reflect all animals sold on Feeder Steers Medium 126.00; 450-500 lbs. low dressing. Slaughter Bulls the above date. and Large 1-2: 200-250 115.00-129.00; 500-550 lbs. 170.00; 300-350 lbs. lbs. 118.00-128.00; 550- 170.00; 350-400 lbs. 600 lbs. 115.00-129.00; Library receives book grant 160.00-175.00; 400-450 600-650 lbs. 117.00- Herald Report to provide new, quality, lbs. 162.50-169.00; 450- 118.00; 700-750 lbs. The Lewis County Public hardcover children's books 500 lbs. 168.00-174.00; 107.00; 750-800 lbs. Library has received a book to rural public libraries in 500-550 lbs. 148.00- 100.00. grant in the amount of the United States. The foun- 161.00; 500-550 lbs. Feeder Bulls Medium and $1,200.00 from the Pilcrow dation is located in Oregon. 165.00 Fancy; 550-600 Large 1-2: 200-250 lbs. Foundation. The foundation Check the library's Face- lbs. 150.00-162.00; 550- 150.00; 250-300 lbs. 167.50; was founded in 2013 to con- book page or stop by the li- 600 lbs. 164.00 Fancy; 300-350 lbs. 166.00-170.00; tinue the work of the Libri brary to check out these new 600-650 lbs. 140.00- 350-400 lbs. 157.50-172.50; Foundation. Their mission is books. 149.00; 600-650 lbs. 350-400 lbs. 176.00 Fancy; 151.00-152.00 Value 400-450 lbs. 157.50-166.00; Photo Submitted Added; 700-750 lbs. 450-500 lbs. 150.00-159.00; Armanette Fannin. 134.00. 500-550 lbs. 144.00-150.00; On February 5, 2019, Armanette Fannin from Morris, Feeder Steers Medium 550-600 lbs. 146.00; 600-650 Illinois, turned 95 years old. Armanette is the daughter and Large 2-3: 350-400 lbs. 129.50; 650-700 lbs. of the late Fred Sr. and Elsie Horsley-Kennard of Vance- lbs. 157.50; 400-450 lbs. 130.00; 750-800 lbs. 108.00; burg. She is the sister of Fred Kennard Jr. from Vance- 138.00; 450-500 lbs. 800-850 lbs. 95.00; 900-950 COMMUNITY EVENTS burg, Garret Kennard of South Carolina, and Rida Jinks 148.00; 500-550 lbs. lbs. 93.00. ATTENTION LEWIS COUNTY VETERANS - of Illinois. Her birthday celebration was in March with Linda Knighton, Veterans Benefits Field Representative, her family and many friends attending. Farmers Mutual Insurance will be at the Justice Center in Vanceburg on Monday, May 20, from 9:00 a.m. until Noon. Veterans and their of Mason County dependents will receive assistance filing for Federal and State veterans' benefits. This service is provided free of • Homeowners • Farm Properties charge by the Kentucky Department of Veterans Affairs. • Mobile Homes To apply, veterans need to furnish copies of pertinent documentation to verify eligibility. Please schedule an • Commercial Buildings • Churches appointment by calling toll-free within Kentucky 1-866- 244-8970 to speak with your Veterans Benefits Field Call Your Local Director for Service Representative. WIC WANTS YOU! - WIC offers health care and free healthy foods for eligible women and children under age Eddie Stamm five. Call the Lewis County Health Department to find Lewis & Rowan Counties out if you qualify. Ex. of WIC Program Income Guide- 606-796-3789 Photo Submitted lines: A family of four can make up to $47,638 annually. This Six Generation family picture includes: Standing, Call today 606-796-2632. left to right, Danielle Serna, Sue Murphy, and Keith LEWIS COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY - Will Murphy; sitting are Julia Serna, Rosalee Serna, and 1718 US 68 South • Maysville, KY meet the third Saturday of each month at Noon at the Armanette Fannin. Historical Society building on Market Street, Vanceburg. 606-759-5252 or Toll Free 800-759-9618 2,4c

Serving Lewis County since 1924 THE LEWIS COUNTY HERALD “That’s Where You’ll Find It!” McRoberts Estate Auction Saturday, May 25, 2019 at 10:00 a.m. NOTIFICATION OF DESTRUCTION OF STUDENT Location: 4517 Hwy. 59, Vanceburg, KY 41179 SPECIAL EDUCATION RECORDS LEWIS COUNTY SCHOOLS

May 6, 2019

In accordance with the state and federal regulations implementing the Individuals with Disabilities Education Improvement Act (IDEIA), this is to inform you of our intent to destroy personally identifiable information related to special education REAL ESTATE: services maintained in Lewis County School District special education records. Tract #1: 3BD/1BA home with two-car attached garage, containing approximately 25 acres +/-. Also included on the property is a barn, concrete block cellar, and several If you wish to maintain this information for your personal records, you need to notify outbuildings. us upon receipt of this notice; otherwise, the information will be destroyed on May 15, 2019. Tract #2: Consisting of approximately 30 acres +/- of woodland and small growing timber. Please be advised that the records may be needed by the student or the parent(s) for social security benefits or other purposes. PERSONAL PROPERTY: Furniture, appliances, shop tools and household items including: bedroom suites, book- Records to be destroyed are as follows: shelves, tables, Baldwin piano, tables and chairs, refrigerator, washer, dryer, (2) deep Individual Education Plan (IEP) freezers, flat screen TV, table saw, ladders, grinder, miscellaneous hand tools, wash tubs Evaluation Reports and many more household items! Test Protocols Also selling a Farmall (C) tractor! Notifications of Meetings Something for everyone! Notices of Action Review of Existing Data Summaries Pictures of property may be viewed at www.chuckmarshall.com or All other personally identifiable information within the Special Education file* www.auctionzip.com (#1198) Directions: From the AA Hwy., turn right onto Highway 59 in Vanceburg, KY, travel The reason for destruction of the above listed items is because they are no longer approximately 4.5 miles, property is on the left at 4517 Hwy. 59. needed to provide educational services, as it has been more than three (3) years since this individual has received special education services from the Lewis County School Seller: Douglas and Norma McRoberts Estate District. Terms: Real Estate- Tracts will be offered individually, then as a whole or as a com- bination using the multi-par auction method. 10% of purchase price (nonrefundable) The district may maintain a permanent record, without time limitation, of a student’s due day of sale, balance due with delivery of deed on or before Tuesday, June 25, 2019. name, address and phone number, his/her grades, attendance record, classes at- For inspection prior to auction, call Chuck Marshall Auction and Real Estate. Personal tended, grade level completed, and year completed. Property: Cash or good check due day of auction. Attorney for Estate: Tom Bertram The school is required to maintain records for a minimum of three (3) years from Although all information in all advertisements is obtained from sources deemed reliable, the auctioneer/broker the date the child no longer received special education and related services. and owners make no warranty or guarantee actual or implied as to the accuracy of the information. Lead paint could be present in any home built prior to 1978. Make your inspection prior to sale date. Buyer will be Copies of records in the future will be offered to graduating students and will be required to sign a disclosure statement of lead base hazards along with a waiver of a 10-day post sale inspection. It is for this reason that the prospective buyers should avail themselves the opportunity to make inspection maintained for three (3) years. prior to auction. All announcements day of sale take precedence over all advertisements. Our company is not responsible for accidents. Property to sell in "as is condition". You may contact Paula Lewis at the Lewis County Board of Education office at 606- AUCTION CONDUCTED BY: 796-2811 or at P.O. Box 159/65 Central Elementary, Vanceburg, KY 41179, for fur- ther information. CHUCK MARSHALL AUCTION & REAL ESTATE COMPANY 4565 Maysville Rd., Flemingsburg, KY 41041 Sincerely, www.chuckmarshall.com Like US On FACEBOOK Paula Lewis Chuck Marshall, Broker/Auctioneer 606-782-0374 or 606-845-5010 Director of Special Education Lewis County Schools 19,20c 19-21c THE LEWIS COUNTY HERALD, Tuesday, May 14, 2019 - 5 Annual Lewis County High School Awards Day Herald Report and Kelly McNamara, $12,000. Mollee Flannigan, Hannah Morehead State University Lewis – Evangelina Clark, Lauren Evans, $8,000; Hannah On Wednesday, May 8, 2019, KCU Legacy Award – Abby Fyffe, Colleen Gibson, Haylee by K. Lewis – Commonwealth $16,000; Neisha Simonetti, Fite, $8,000; Samantha Gerike, the Lewis County High School Applegate, $500. KCU Oppor- Ginn, Matthew Hamilton, De- Scholarship ($32,000) – Darrin $10,000; Mark Sparks, $10,000; $8,000; Colleen Gibson, held their annual Awards Day. tunity Award – Abby Applegate, lana Hobbs, Victoria Hobbs, Riley. KY Scholars ($20,000) – and Karly Strang, $32,000. $8,000; Todd Hampton, $8,000; The following awards were pre- $12,000; Immanual Manning, Randy Irey, Damon Kennedy, Faith Bryan and Evangelina Marshall University by K. Delana Hobbs, $5,000; Victoria sented. $8,000; and Leigh-Alllison Heather Langworthy, Josh Clark. Eagles Scholar $1,000 – Lewis – Mark Sparks, $12,700; Hobbs, $5,000; Timmy Horsley, Morehead State University Owens, $12,000. Lewis, Stoney Lykins, Daulton Teanna Holland. and Karly Strang, $56,000. $5,000; Zach Howard, $8,000; by Paige Lewis – George M. Talent Search ($1,000) by McGowan, Megan Meadows, KY Wesleyan College by K. Thomas More University by Randy Irey, $8,000; Zach Lehn, Luckey Honors ($75,700) – Sharon Williams – Gabriella Haley Nolan, Leigh-Allison Lewis – Merit Scholarship – K. Lewis – Presidential Schol- $5,000; Daulton McGowan, Mollee Flannigan. Common- Thayer. Owens, Rebekah Potter, Evangelina Clark, $44,000; arship – Karly Strang, $64,000. $8,000; Haley Nolan, $8,000; wealth ($32,000) – Jason AHEC Rural Health Scholars Abryanna Reeder, Darrin Riley, Mark Sparks, $44,000; and Dean Academic Scholars – Zach Robersion, $5,000; Bryant, Stoney Lykins, Brent by Donald Damron – Evan- Joshua Rister, Kirby Rucker, Rachel Tully, $34,000. Athletic Kaitlyn Conley, $54,000; and Cameron Ruckel, $8,000; Ken- Steele, and Karly Strang. Gov- gelina Clark, Jasmine Doyle, Austin Ruggles, Neisha Simon- Scholarship $10,000 – Rachel Rachel Tully, $52,000. Saints ton Swingler, $8,000; Gabby ernor’s Scholar Award Lauren Evans, Mollee Flanni- etti, Alexis Sizemore, Amy Tully. KWC Baseball Scholar- Award – Kaitlyn Conley, Thayer, $8,000; Tierra Tully, ($32,000) – Mollee Flannigan, gan, Joshua Rister, and Neisha Smith, Karly Strang, Abigail ship $24,000 – Seth $4,000; and Rachel Tully, $8,000; Austin Tumlin, $8,000; Daulton McGowan, and Joshua Simonetti. Taulbee, Gabriella Thayer, Wright. KWC Miller Scholar- $8,000. Band Scholarship – Breanna Walker, $8,000; and Rister. Kentucky Scholars Virginia Murphy Top Aca- Rachel Tully, Caleb Voiers, ship $26,000 – Seth Wright. Karly Strang, $10,000; and Emily Wills, $8,000. Award ($20,000) – Brooklyn demic Scholarship ($750) by Trenton Voyles, Breanna KY Welding Institute (KWI) Rachel Tully, $12,000. Outstanding Senior Male and Bannister, Karter Bentley, Kate- Virginia Murphy – Faith Bryan. Walker, Abagale Williamson, by K. Lewis – Waylen Bolander, Sullivan University by K. Female by J. Lykins – Damon lyn Carver, Jasmine Doyle, Lau- Stella Gilb ($1,000) by Vir- Emily Wills, and Seth Wright. $2,750; Trinity Buckler, $1,000; Lewis – Provost – Kaitlyn Con- Kennedy and Haley Nolan. ren Evans, Randy Irey, Heather ginia Murphy – Faith Bryan and Rachel Edington BETA Club Brandon Cooley, $9,000; ley, $7,000. WSAZ (Best of the Class) by Langworthy, Megan Meadows, Lauren Evans. Teacher of the Year by J. Lykins Stephen Cooper, $1,500; John Lewis County Farm Bureau J. Lykins – Mollee Flannigan, Dallas Sexton, Alexis Sizemore, Lewis County Education – Charity Burriss. Fetters, $2,600; Todd Hampton, Ag Scholarship ($500) by K. Stoney Lykins, Daulton Mc- Mark Sparks, Abigail Taulbee, Foundation by Carol Campbell Governor Scholars by J. $1,250; Rachel Henderson, Lewis – Gabriella Thayer and Gowan, Josh Rister, and Karly Trenton Voyles, and Breanna – The Ron Lemaster Scholar- Lykins – Payton McGlone. $1,500; Timmy Horsley, Emily Wills. Strang. Walker. Dean’s Scholar Award ship ($500) – Stoney Lykins. Shawnee State University by $3,000; Trenton Madden, Lewis County Farm Bureau Cum Laude (GPA 3.50 – ($10,000) – Garrett Applegate, The Jon Hilger Memorial K. Lewis – Shawnee Achieve- $1,000; Daulton McGowan, ($1,000) by K. Lewis – Damon 3.749) by J. Lykins – Garrett Sierra Blankenship, Erin Scholarship ($500) – Stoney ment $24,000 – Evangelina $1,250; and Austin Tumlin, Kennedy, Amy Smith, and Bre- Applegate, Karter Bentley, Me- Brown, Kaitlyn Conley, Hannah Lykins. Clark, Brent Steele, and Karly $750. anna Walker. leah Blankenship, Brandon Fite, Hannah Fyffe, Matthew LCEF Scholarship ($1,000) – Strang. Shawnee Excellence Tulsa Welding School by K. Chris Wright Memorial Cooper, Hailey Evans, Josh Hamilton, Delana Hobbs, Vic- Stoney Lykins. $20,000 – Brooklyn Bannister, Lewis – Daulton McGowan, ($2,000) by K. Lewis – Stoney Gilliam, Delana Hobbs, Randy toria Hobbs, Taylor Iery, Damon Helen Smith Memorial Faith Bryan, Katelyn Carver, $17,857. Lykins and Breanna Walker. Irey, Zachary Lehn, Kirby Kennedy, Haley Nolan, Isaiah Scholarship ($2,000) – Faith Megan Meadows, Dallas Sex- Midway University by K. Outgoing Working Ladies Rucker, Amy Smith, Michael Parker, Cameron Ruckel, Clay- Bryan. ton, Mark Sparks, Parker Stone, Lewis – Abby Applegate, Club ($300) by K. Lewis – Sullivan, Jonathon Tolliver, ton Scott, Neisha Simonetti, and LCEF Scholarship ($2,000) – Abigail Taublee, and Breanna $28,000. Randy Irey. Rachel Tully, Tierra Tully, Tren- Gabriella Thayer. Kaitlyn Conley. Walker. Shawnee Success Alice Lloyd College by K. LC Homemakers Scholar- ton Voyles, Sierra Walker, and Distinguished Scholarship LCEF Scholarship ($2,000) $16,000 – Matthew Hamilton, Lewis – Appalachian Leaders ship ($300) by K. Lewis – Emily Wills. ($24,000) – Michael White. – Haley Nolan. Victoria Hobbs, Leigh-Allison Scholarship – Sierra Blanken- Haley Nolan. Magna Cum Laude (GPA Alumni ($4,000) – Lauren LCEF Scholarship ($2,000) Owens, Abigail Taulbee, and ship, $50,000; and Amy Smith, Marathon Petroleum Schol- 3.75 – 3.99) by J. Lykins – Evans, Daulton McGowan, – Daulton McGowan. Gabreilla Thayer. Blue and $50,000. arship ($16,000) by K. Lewis – Prairie Adkins, Abby Applegate, Haley Nolan, and Alexis Size- LCEF Scholarship ($2,000) – Gray $12,000 – Erin Brown, Georgetown College by K. Madelyn Flannigan. Sierra Blankenship, Abigail more. Mary Logan Gilmer Neisha Simonetti. Kaitlyn Conley, Delana Hobbs, Lewis – Founders – Brooklyn Eric B. Hickle Memorial Bryan, Jason Bryant, Evan- ($8,000) – Haley Nolen and LCEF Scholarship ($2,000) and Austin Ruggles. Bannister, $96,000; Katelyn ($500) by K. Lewis – Kirby gelina Clark, Kaitlyn Conley, Makayla Taylor. Ida Garrett – Gabriella Thayer. Berea by K. Lewis – Carver, $92,000; Evangelina Rucker. Jasmine Doyle, Hannah Fite, Wilson – Austin Ruggles. Her- LCEF Scholarship ($2,000) – Abryanna Reeder, $179,544; Clark, $96,000; Kaitlyn Conley, People’s Self-Help Housing Haylee Ginn, Teanna Holland, ron Leadership Scholarship Breanna Walker. and Neisha Simonetti, $84,000; Mollee Flannigan, ($500) by K. Lewis – Evan- Josh Lewis, Rayna Long, Re- ($4,000) – Lauren Evans. Ea- Lewis County Education As- $179,544. $70,000; Mark Sparks, $92,000. gelina Clark and Daulton Mc- bekah Potter, Austin Ruggles, gles Scholar $1,000 – Brooklyn sociation ($100) by Charity University of KY by K. Archery – Kaitlyn Conley, Gowan. Dallas Sexton, Mark Sparks, Bannister, Daulton McGowan, Burriss – Lauren Evans, Haley Lewis – GSP $48,280 – Mollee $16,000. Heritage – Rebekah Class of 1965 ($500) by K. John Stone, Caleb Voiers, Aba- Neisha Simonetti, Amy Smith, Nolan, and Darrin Riley. Flannigan and Joshua Rister. Potter, $60,000; Neisha Simon- Lewis – Kaitlyn Conley. gale Williamson, and Seth and Abigail Taulbee. MSU 16th Class of 1961 ($250) by Gary Provost $20,000 – Darrin Riley. etti, $88,000; and Karly Strang, American Private Enterprise Wright. Region Residence Hall ($1,000) Kidwell – Gabriella Thayer. University of Louisville by K. $100,000. System (APES) $600 by K. Summa Cum Laude (GPA – Lauren Evans and Breanna Keith Prater Scholarship Lewis – Henry Vogt Scholarship Murray State University by Lewis – Darrin Riley and Bre- 4.0 +) by J. Lykins – Brooklyn Walker. Residence Hall Award ($500) by Andrea Lykins and $60,000 – Mollee Flannigan. K. Lewis – Mollee Flannigan, anna Walker. Bannister, Faith Bryan, Katelyn ($2,000) – Mackenzie Corns. Tabitha Lykins Walters – Trustees – Katelyn Carver, $36,336. St. Mary’s Lodge 240 F & Carver, Lauren Evans, Madelyn Music Scholarship Award Gabriella Thayer. $2,000; Evangelina Clark, Transylvania University by AM ($250) by K. Lewis – Amy Flannigan, Mollee Flannigan, ($24,000) – Taylor Iery. N.G. Post 9/11 GI Bill/Tu- $2,000; Lauren McEldowney, K. Lewis – Mollee Flannigan, Smith. Hannah Fyffe, Colleen Gibson, MCTC Scholarships by ition Assistance ($116,448) by $2,000; Darrin Riley, $12,000; $98,000. Tollesboro Lions Club ($200) Matthew Hamilton, Victoria Wylie Hedge – Commonwealth K. Lewis – Leigh-Allison Mark Sparks, $2,000; and Karly Lindsey Wilson College by by K. Lewis – Colleen Gibson, Hobbs, Damon Kennedy, Scholarship $3,000 – Randy Owens. U.S. Army Post 9/11 GI Strang, $28,000. K. Lewis – Mollee Flannigan, Rachel Henderson, Stoney Heather Langworthy, Stoney Irey. Presidential Scholarship Bill/Tuition Assistance by SSG Eastern Kentucky University $98,000. Lykins, and Breanna Walker. Lykins, Daulton McGowan, $3,000 – Breanna Walker. Timmons – Matthew Hedge, by K. Lewis – Pioneer Scholar- Centre College by K. Lewis – James Ellis Carver II Memo- Megan Meadows, Haley Nolan, VFW Voice of Democracy $973,352; and James Stephan, ship $48,000 – Mollee Flanni- Mollee Flannigan, $21,000. rial ($1,000) by K. Lewis – Leigh-Allison Owens, Abry- by Kibbey Hilger – Kaitlyn $105,612. U.S. Army Recruit- gan. Premier Scholarship Bellarmine University by K. Austin Armstrong, Triston Bur- anna Reeder, Darrin Riley, Conley, $100; Moses Jackson, ing Command Award for $40,000 – Karly Strang. Chair- Lewis – Monsignor Horrigan riss, Todd Hampton, Tim Hors- Joshua Rister, Neisha Simonetti, $300; Maddison Frye, $500. JROTC by SSG Timmons – man Scholarship $32,000 – Scholarship – Katelyn Carver, ley, Zach Lehn, Kenton Alexis Sizemore, Brent Steele, Leland Cook Scholarship Rayna Long and Zachary Lott. Brooklyn Bannister, Hunter $92,000; and Mark Sparks, Swingler, and Austin Tumlin. Karly Strang, Abigail Taulbee, ($1,000) by Connie Chinn – U.S. Army Scholar Athletes by Bryant, Evangelina Clark, Dar- $84,000. Monsignor Treece WIOA Scholarships by K. Gabriella Thayer, Breanna Damon Kennedy and Abigail SSG Timmons – Cameron rin Riley, and Breanna Walker. Scholarship – Kaitlyn Conley, Lewis – Austin Armstrong, Walker, and Michael White. Taulbee. Student Deposit Bank Ruckel and Tierra Tully. Marine Regents Scholarship $24,000 – $84,000. $8,000; Brooklyn Bannister, Retirement Awards by J. Scholarship ($250) by Connie Post 9/11 GI Bill/Tuition Assis- Lauren Evans. Presidents Schol- UPIKE by K. Lewis – Evan- $8,000; Hunter Bradford, Lykins – Kenny Scott. Chinn – Breanna Walker. tance ($116,448) by SSGT Bai- arship $24,000 – Faith Bryan, gelina Clark, $32,000; and Kirk $8,000; Brandon Cooley, So far the Class of 2019 has Fleming-Mason Energy ley – Jarrod Knipp. Katelyn Carver, Hannah Fyffe, Rodman, $26,000. $4,000; Lovena Cropper, accepted $2,311,920 of an of- ($1,000) by Lori Ulrich – Outstanding Male and Fe- Isaiah Parker, Mark Sparks, and Western KY University by K. $8,000; Hailey Evans, $5,000; fered $5,417,511. Mollee Flannigan, Daulton Mc- male Athlete Awards by J. Gabriella Thayer. Music Schol- Gowan, and Gabriella Thayer. Hampton – Hailey Evans and arship $20,000 – Isaiah Parker. David Irey Foundation Seth Wright. Senior Triple Provost $16,000 – Kaitlyn Con- Good Luck Congratulations Scholarship ($250) by Carol Threat Award by J. Hampton – ley. Deans Scholarship $8,000 – Cunningham/Sam Holder – Hailey Evans and Cameron Rebekah Potter. 2019 Class of 2019 Randy Irey. Ruckel. Northern Kentucky Univer- Woodmen of the World Art Award by Ryan Bentley – sity by K. Lewis – Kentucky Graduates! ($150) by Clara Kamer / Shirley Abagale Williamson. Governor’s Scholarship – Williams – Lauren Evans. LC Band Boosters ($100) by Mollee Flannigan, $40,128. Bulk Vanceburg Lions Club ($500) Katie Holbrook – Brooklyn Excellence Scholarship – by Lloyd Spear – Taylor Iery, Bannister, Sierra Blankenship, Hunter Bryant, $18,000; Evan- Daulton McGowan, and Bre- Hunter Bryant, Bailey Duff, gelina Clark, $18,000; Lauren Plants, anna Walker. Taylor Iery, Damon Kennedy, Evans, $12,000; Damon KY Christian University by Isaiah Parker, Rebekah Potter, Kennedy, $12,000; Stoney Sheree Greer – KCU Award Karly Strang, and Rachel Tully. Lykins, $24,000; and Breanna Inc. Scholarships – Abby Applegate, BETA Awards by A. Sullivan Walker, $18,000. Common- $20,000; Immanual Manning, and K. Johnson – Abby Apple- wealth Excellence Scholarship $20,000; Kelly McNamara, gate, Brooklyn Bannister, Sierra – Kaitlyn Conley, $6,000; and 606-796-2223 Leigh-Allison Owens, $6,000. $20,000; Leigh-Allison Owens, Blankenship, Abigail Bryan, Garrison Lane, Garrison 241 Clarksburg Rd. $20,000. KCU Basketball Faith Bryan, Katelyn Carver, Soar Tuition – Kaitlyn Conley, 312 Main St., Vanceburg Scholarship – Abby Applegate, Evangelina Clark, Kaitlyn Con- $8,000; and Damon Kennedy, Vanceburg, KY $8,000. KCU Track Scholarship ley, Brandon Cooper, Lauren $8,000. Achievers’s Award – – Immanual Manning, $8,000; Evans, Madelyn Flannigan, Rebekah Potter, $2,000.

Wishing 2019 LCHS Congratulations Good Luck Graduates Ideal the Best of Luck! Wheels Graduates! LCHS Seniors from Craycraftʼs would like to Outfield Landscaping congratulate Garrison and all 2019 Hardware Greenhouse Graduates! Garrison Lane, Shortstop Bob and Judy Craycraft in Black Oak 9 Fairlane Drive, Garrison Garrison, KY 606-796-0372 Vanceburg or 202-1875 606-796-6646 606-757-2000 606-757-9499

Wishing the Best of Luck Best Wishes Best Wishes Class of 2019 Lewis County Graduates! Graduates! All The Best! Class of 2019! Lewis Kickin’ Country Compliments of Polley’s County WKKS Extension 104.9 FM - 1570 AM By Pass 307 Clarksburg Rd., Vanceburg Office Rt. 3037 Vanceburg 284 Second Street, Vanceburg Vanceburg 606-796-2323 606-796-2732 606-796-6313 6 - THE LEWIS COUNTY HERALD, Tuesday, May 14, 2019 THE LEWIS COUNTY HERALD, Tuesday, May 14, 2019 - 7

Best of Luck Best of Luck! Seniors! Auctions Mikeʼs Body By Cooper Lewis County High School 76 Auction Lane Shop Vanceburg, KY AA Highway & Briery Road Auctioneer: Quincy, KY Stacy Cooper 606-757-3325 375-0199 Mike Clark, Owner Tad Cooper 796-6849 email: auctionsbycooper@ 20+ years experience windstream.net Free Estimates web: www.auctionsbycooperllc.com

Electric Plant Congratulations Board 2019 Seniors of the City of Vanceburg Lewis We know you’ll meet every future challenge County with success. Our very best wishes to all Judge our area graduates and their proud families. Executive Todd 611 Front Street 606-796-2641 Ruckel

Congratulations Congratulations 2019 LCHS Seniors Graduates! Go confidently Glenda K. Dennis Brown/LEWIS COUNTY HERALD in the direction Himes of your dreams. Live the life you Lewis County have imagined. Clerk & Staff CLASS OF 2019 Lewis County Sheriff 606-796-3062 Johnny Bivens

Congratulations Congratulations Best Wishes We Wish You the Best Congratulations Seniors! Congratulations LCHS Graduates! 2019 Graduates! Graduates Class of 2019! Evangelina of 2019! Shirley John O’Cull Clark Best Wishes Kenneth Williams from Dentistry, Ruckel Chigger’s Property Valuation PSC WoodmenLife Administrator We Deliver. Field Representative 127 Market Street Sarah, Brandon, Vanceburg, KY John O’Cull DMD 606-796-3463 Donnie Martin and Lexi P.O. Box 1008 168 Main St. Maka’ Mia Pizzeria Lewis County Rt. 3037, Lucasville, OH 45648-1008 Vanceburg, KY Vanceburg, KY Courthouse 606-796-3811 Vanceburg, KY 740-259-4512 606-796-3867 Vanceburg 606-796-2622 Fax: 740-259-3578 606-796-0110 606-796-2424

Congratulations Congratulations Best Wishes Best Wishes ClassClass of of 2019 2018 Congratulations Class of 2019! Graduates! Graduates! from 2019 Collins Wishing you a healthy, Ali THE LEWIS successful future filled with BIG Kentucky LCHS Country Howe dreams and even BIGGER Graduates! Market Dansker COUNTY accomplishments . . . Farm Bureau Doyle Farm Insurance Goodwin & Gas HERALD 187 Main St. Companies Lumber Garrison, KY Attorney Supply Vanceburg At Law 60 Market St. Best Wishes 963 Fairlane Drive 606-796-2331 Rt. 3037 Vanceburg, KY Vanceburg, KY Vanceburg 2019 LCHS 141 Second Street, www.lewiscountyherald.com Graduates! Vanceburg email 606-796-2322 [email protected] 606-796-2132 606-796-2007 Congratulations! 606-796-0441 8 - THE LEWIS COUNTY HERALD, Tuesday, May 14, 2019 District Court News

Hon. Brian C. McCloud (1) Failure to register trans- aggravator, 1st offense. FTA Conference. Summons. Op- trial Conference. Operating ing. Reset 6-4-19. Hon. Benjamin L. fer of motor vehicle. (2) eligible, enhanceable. Reset erate motor vehicle on suspended/revoked oper- Matthew Willis. Pretrial Harrison Failure of owner to maintain 5-21-19. under/influence of ators license. FTA eligible. Conference. Trafficking in County Attorney required insurance/security, Scotty L. Griffit. Prelimi- alcohol/drugs w/.08, aggra- Failed to appear. Issue controlled substance, 3rd May 5, 2019 1st. FTA eligible, enhance- nary Hearing. $100 Public vator, 1st offense. FTA eligi- bench warrant. degree, 1st offense (<20 DU Mason Bertram. Arraign- able. (3) No/expired regis- Defender Fund due. Fla- ble, enhanceable. PG. Eric Taylor. Pretrial Con- drug unspecified). Enhance- ment. Operating on sus- tration plates. Reset grant non support. Defen- Suspend 120. 30, condition- ference. $100 Public De- able. $5,000 unsecured Jen- pended/revoked operators 5-14-19. dant waives Preliminary ally discharge. 200 and serv- fender Fund due. Theft by nifer Dunigan. Pretrial drug license. FTA eligible. Pled Shawn T. Johnson. Other Hearing. Bound over to ice fee. Dismissed. unlawful taking or disposi- testing. Reset 6-4-19. Not Guilty (PNG) Set Pre- Hearing. Defendant FTA 9- Grand Jury. David Lightner. Prelimi- tion, all others u/$500. Reset Matthew Willis. Pretrial trial 5-28-19. 25-19, money due $698. Scotty L. Griffit. Bond nary Hearing. $100 Public 5-14-19. Conference. $100 Public James Clark. Show Cause Serve out $50 a day. Forfeiture Hearing. Lester Defender Fund due. Traf- Eric Taylor. Pretrial Con- Defender Fund due. Possess Hearing. Defendant FTA 4- Brittany Kaye Moore. Griffitt Surety. Flagrant non ficking in controlled sub- ference. $100 Public De- for sale/transfer simulated 23-19 for Pretrial and to Other Hearing. Defendant support. Dismiss Bond For- stance, 1st degree, 1st fender Fund due. (1) controlled substance, 1st of- show proof of GED classes. failed to complete County feiture. offense (<2 GMS metham- Criminal mischief, 2nd de- fense. Enhanceable. $5,000 Assault, 4th degree, domes- Work Program. Release Kennedale Hedge. Pre- phetamine). METHBLK. gree. (2) Theft by unlawful unsecured. Pretrial drug tic violence, no visible in- from jail. Back to Work trial Conference. Warrant. Amend TICS, 3rd degree. taking or disposition, all oth- testing. Reset 6-4-19. jury. Enhanceable. Farm. Violation of Kentucky PG. 12 months. Serve 60. ers u/$500. Reset. 5-14-19. Austin Young. Pretrial Phillip Johnson. Arraign- Helen Reid. Arraignment. EPO/DVO. Reset. Restitution 170 VPD. James Thompson. Pre- Conference. Operating ATV ment. (1) Operating on sus- Appoint Public Defender. Kennedale Hedge. Pre- David Lightner. Prelimi- trial Conference. Local on roadway. Dismiss. pended/revoked operators Flagrant non support. trial Conference. $100 Pub- nary Hearing. $100 Public County ordinance. Reset 5- Matthew Zornes. Prelim- license. FTA eligible. (2) $5,000. PNG. Set Prelimi- lic Defender Fund due. Defender Fund due. Traf- 28-19. inary Hearing. Flagrant non Careless driving. FTA eligi- nary Hearing 5-14-19. Warrant. Illegal possession ficking in controlled sub- John Richard Tumblety support. Reset. ble. PNG. Set Pretrial 6-25- Ashley Rowe. Other of Legend Drug. Reset. stance, 1st degree, 1st Jr. Show Cause Deferred/In- 19. Hearing. Defendant failed to William Highfield. Pre- offense (<2 GMS metham- stallment Payment. Failed to All information con- Anthony C. Lambert. Ar- appear 4-29-19, money due liminary Hearing. $100 phetamine). METHBLK. appear. Issue bench warrant. tained in the “ Court raignment. (1) Operate $370.50. 30, conditionally Public Defender Fund due. Amend TICS, 3rd degree. Matthew Willis. Prelimi- News” is directly motor vehicle under/influ- discharge. 24 hours. (1) Failure to or improper PG. 12 months, condition- nary Hearing. $100 Public taken from the dock- ence of alcohol/drugs, .08, Jeremy Yates. Arraign- signal. FTA eligible. (2) ally discharge. Serve 60. Defender Fund due. Traf- ets of the Lewis 1st offense. FTA eligible, ment. Fugitive from another Fleeing or evading police, Todd Andrew Marshall. ficking in controlled sub- County Circuit and enhanceable. Pled Guilty state, warrant required. De- 1st degree. FTA eligible. Pretrial Conference. $100 stance 2nd or > offense. (PG). Suspend license 120. fendant waives hearing. Defendant waives Prelimi- Public Defender Fund due. (heroin). $5,000 Jennifer District Court. 30, conditionally discharge. Wendell Bonner. Pretrial nary Hearing. Bound over to Summons. (1) Fleeing or Dunigan. Pretrial drug test- 200 and service fee. (2) Op- Conference. $100 Public Grand Jury. evading police, 2nd degree erating on suspended/re- Defender Fund due. Assault, William Highfield. Pre- (on foot). (2) Possess con- NOTICE voked operators license. 4th degree, dating violence liminary Hearing. $100 trolled substance, 3rd de- FTA eligible. Merge. (minor injury). PG. 12 Public Defender Fund due. gree, drug unspecified. (3) The Lewis County Clerk’s office will be open for Jared Lovingood. Ar- months, conditionally dis- Trafficking in controlled Drug paraphernalia, Election duties only on May 21, 2019. raignment. Truancy, student charge. Complete Anger substance, 1st degree, 2nd buy/possess. Reset 5-28-19. Glenda K. Himes 18 but not yet 21. Motion by Management. No contact or > (>= 2 GMS metham- Joseph Monteith. Prelim- 19,20c Lewis County Clerk County Attorney to continue with victim. phetamine). METHBLK. inary Hearing. $100 Public to 5-14-19. Joshua W. Craft. Prelimi- Defendant waives Prelimi- Defender Fund due. Traf- Richard Mansfield. Other nary Hearing. Flagrant non nary Hearing. Bound over to ficking in controlled sub- Hearing. Local City Ordi- support. Reset 8-27-19. Grand Jury. stance, 1st degree, 1st nance. Motion by County Harley Doran. Prelimi- Tyson A. Kennedy. Con- offense (<2 GMS metham- Attorney to dismiss w/o. nary Hearing. (1) Alcohol tempt Hearing. Dismiss. phetamine). METHBLK. Kala R. Switzer. Other intoxication in public place, Tiffany D. Lawhun. Pre- Amend 3rd degree. PG. 12 Hearing. Apply bond. 3rd or > offense w/12 trial Conference. (1) Instruc- months, conditionally dis- See Your Local Agent Stephanie Taylor. Ar- months. Enhanceable. (2) tional permit violations. charge. 60. Restitution 220 raignment. (1) Obstructed Escape, 2nd degree identify FTA eligible. Merge. (2) VPD. For All Your Home, Mobile Home & Farm Needs! vision and/or windshield. facility. (3) Terroristic Failure of non owner opera- Terry L. Reed II. Pretrial Dismiss, showed proof. (2) threatening, 3rd degree. (4) tor to maintain required in- Conference. Indecent expo- Operating on suspended/re- Assault, 3rd degree, surance, 1st. FTA eligible, sure, 2nd degree. Enhance- voked operators license. police/probation officer, enhanceable. PG. $500. able. Reset 5-21-19. FTA eligible. (3) Failure to identify. FTA eligible. Reset Billy Lightner. Pretrial Derek T. Shumate. Pre- produce insurance card. Dis- 5-14-19. 39 Fairlane Drive, Vanceburg, KY 41179 miss. Showed proof. PNG. Billy Fox. Preliminary Set Pretrial 5-28-19. Hearing. Flagrant non sup- CLOSING NOTICE 606-796-6675 Nathan Applegate. Other port. Reset 10-29-19. The Lewis County Clerk’s Office will be closed Sat- Hearing. Defendant failed to Crystal Gilliam. Pretrial Call Or Stop By Today For A Free Quote! urday, May 25, 2019 in observance of the Memorial Hol- comply with County Work Conference. Appoint Public iday. We will also be closed on Saturday, June 22, 2019 Program. Release Work Defender $100. Operate Our Policy Comes With An Agent! for upgrades on our computer system. Farm. motor vehicle under/influ- Auto • Home • Life • Commercial Nathan Applegate. Other ence of alcohol/drugs w/.08, 20,21c Glenda K. Himes, Clerk Great Coverage! Great Company! Great Price! Hearing. Defendant failed to comply with County Work Program. Release Work Farm. 38568$1772.56³0$77(565(48,5('72%(38%/,6+('´ Nathan L. Applegate.  Other Hearing. Defendant 7+()2//2:,1*5$&(6:,//$33($5217+(927,1*0$&+,1(6 failed to comply with $1'3$3(5%$//276,17+(35(&,1&76/,67(',1/(:,6&2817< County Work Program. Re-  lease from jail. Release to )257+(35,0$5<(/(&7,210$< Work Farm. David W. Bloomfield. Ar- raignment. Operate motor vehicle u/influence alco- hol/drugs, .08, 2nd offense. FTA eligible. PG. Suspend license 18 months. 90. Serve 7. Michael Clark. Other Hearing. Warrant. Burglary, 3rd degree. Release surety. $100 a month. Dillon Doran. Arraign- ment. Appoint Public De- fender $100. Disorderly conduct, 2nd degree. $2,000. PNG. Set Pretrial 5- 28-19. Kelly Dyer. Arraignment. Appoint Public Defender. Flagrant non support. PNG. Set Preliminary Hearing 5- 14-19. Jerry Flinders. Arraign- ment. Summons. Appoint Public Defender. Flagrant non support. $5,000 cash. PNG. Set Preliminary Hear- ing 5-14-19. Kennedale Hedge. Ar- raignment. Appoint Public Defender $100. Trafficking in controlled substance, 1st degree, 1st offense (<10 DU opiates). 5,000. PNG. Set Preliminary Hearing 5-14- 19. Kennedale Hedge. Ar- raignment. Appoint Public Defender. Trafficking in controlled substance, 1st de-  gree, 2nd or > offense (>=10 $//35(&,1&76 DU opiates). $5,000. PNG. Set Preliminary Hearing 5- 14-19. Kennedale Hedge. Other Hearing. Failure to appear 4-30-19 for Arraignment. $//35(&,1&76 Call the Lewis County Sheriff’s ,*/(1'$.+,0(6&2817<&/(5.2)/(:,6&2817<'2+(5(%<&(57,)<7+$77+,6,6 Department $ 758( &23< 2)7+( )$&(6 21 7+( 927,1* 0$&+,1(6 $1' 3$3(5 %$//276 $67+(< Drug Hotline to :,//$33($5,17+(35(&,1&76/,67(',1/(:,6&2817<.(178&.<)257+(35,0$5< anonymously (/(&7,2172%(+(/'78(6'$<0$< report criminal BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB activity. */(1'$.+,0(6&/(5. /(:,6&2817<.< 606-796-0123 19-21c THE LEWIS COUNTY HERALD, Tuesday, May 14, 2019 - 9 Golden Chord Singers 2019 Spring Dinner Letter to the Editor Concert Titled: “American Bandstand” Herald Report Heard it Through the 10 and under. To reserve Dear Editor, employees and students in sense – something that is The Golden Chord Grapevine,” and “My Girl.” dinner tickets, call or text It’s rare to meet a politi- schools funded by teach- missing from a lot of our Singers of Fleming County, Recall some rock songs and Dottie Brown at 606-782- cian you connect with, and ers’ pocketbooks. He be- leaders today. under the direction of Mike ballads from the seventies 2233 or 606-845-0250, or actually understands and lieves a pension is a He will fight with us for Leet, are excited to present such as “Joy to the World,” contact any Golden Chord cares about Kentucky. promise, and has worked to better schools, better jobs, When meeting Rocky Ad- protect it. and a better way forward kins, democratic candidate Rocky will strengthen for all Kentuckians. for governor, I knew he Kentucky's economic fu- The primary for governor was different. ture by establishing free is May 21, and it is impera- Rocky grew up in Elliott community college and job tive that we all get out and County learning the value training opportunities using vote for Rocky Adkins, the of hard work on his family the “last dollar in” pro- only candidate who can beat farm, and has been working gram, currently used by Matt Bevin in November. for Kentucky families in Tennessee, West Virginia To learn more about the state legislator for and 15 other states. Rocky and his campaign, many years. As a former Rocky is the only candi- please visit his website at teacher and proud son of a date who will unite our www.RockyForKy.com. teacher, he knows the im- communities and our state Sincerely, portance of a strong public for a stronger tomorrow, re- Missy Salyers education system. gardless if your neighbor is Teacher and Kentucky He has and will continue a Democrat or Republican. Education Association LEWIS COUNTY HERALD to fight for teachers, public Rocky has common Board Member Golden Chord Singers. their 2019 spring dinner and “Unchained Melody.” member. We hope to see you concert titled, “American Also, you’ll hear chart top- there for this fun evening of Registration deadline May 20 for Bandstand.” ping tunes from the late sev- music and memories! Before the era of YouTube enties into the early eighties, Lewis Circuit Court Clerk's exam or MTV, in order to see the like “Summer Nights” from Notice Of current musical artists, Grease and a medley of hits Potential candidates must take exam May 23 dances, fashions and fads, from the superstar group Appointment Herald Report exam to qualify to be on money due the courts, pay audiences across the nation ABBA. The concert would- Administration has been Lewis County residents the ballot. The exam cov- money to required parties tuned in weekly to watch n’t be complete without granted by the Lewis Dis- interested in running for ers general knowledge in and to the state, record American Bandstand! From “Bandstand Boogie,” the trict Court upon the Estate of the office of Circuit Court reading, math and lan- legal documents, provide its premier in 1952, to its iconic American Bandstand Samuel Gilbert, deceased, Clerk this November have guage, and specific knowl- legal documents and other final season in 1989, this theme song! whose address was 13919 until May 20, to register edge about circuit court legal materials, maintain dance television program The concerts will be held KY Hwy. 344, Wallingford, for the special circuit court clerk operations and Judi- the jury system, administer brought national attention to on Friday, May 17, and Sat- KY 41093, and Alena clerks exam the Adminis- cial Branch policies. oaths, handle affidavits top performers of the day, as urday, May 18, 2019, in the Gilbert, whose address is trative Office of the Courts To obtain more informa- and issue driver licenses well as new artists that got fellowship hall of the First 13919 KY Hwy. 344, will administer May 23, in tion and register for the and non-driver ID cards. their debut on the show. United Methodist Church, Wallingford, KY 41093, was Frankfort. exam, visit courts.ky.gov/ Administrative Office of From doo-wop, teen idols, located at 117 West Main St. appointed Executrix. Dated Voters will elect a new clerkexam/Pages/default.a the Courts Motown, rock, disco, and in Flemingsburg. Dinner 5-7-19. Circuit Court Clerk in No- spx. The AOC is the opera- even hip-hop, the show de- will be available for Friday All creditors having vember to fill the unex- Circuit Court Clerks tions arm for the state fined four decades of popu- night only, with tickets at claims against said estate are pired term of Circuit Court Circuit court clerks are court system and supports lar music. Hosted by Dick $18.00 each. Meal will be notified to present them to Clerk Kathy Hardy, who responsible for managing the activities of more than Clark, each live episode fea- grilled chicken, mashed po- said Alena Gilbert, at the ad- was killed in an automo- the records of Kentucky’s 3,400 court system em- tured the latest dance craze, tatoes, green beans, cole dress shown verified accord- bile accident March 24. Circuit and District courts. ployees and 406 elected an audience interaction slaw, roll and dessert. Din- ing to law, not later than six The term concludes at the Circuit clerks are constitu- justices, judges and circuit “Rate a Record” segment, ner will begin at 7:00 p.m., months after the last publi- end of 2024. tionally elected officials court clerks. As the fiscal plus interviews and per- with concert to follow at cation of this notice. Any All potential circuit from all 120 counties and agent for the state court formances by guest artists or 8:00 p.m. Saturday night is person owing said estate court clerk candidates serve a six-year term. They system, the AOC also exe- groups. In fact, the show’s concert only, and will begin should make payment to popularity and instant expo- at 7:00 p.m. At the door must obtain a score of at provide professional cutes the Judicial Branch said Alena Gilbert. sure seemed to be a spring- price for the concert only least 70 percent on the record keeping, receive budget. Teresa Callahan, Clerk board to stardom, and many each night is $8.00 for Lewis Circuit & District artists felt they hadn’t really adults and $6.00 for those Courts “made it” until they had ap- Property Transfers peared on American Band- MAY 21, 2019 stand. Acts that went on to PRIMARY ELECTION become legends, including Anthony Wayne Monroe in Lewis County, on the wa- Sally Jones Harris to Har- Aretha Franklin, Sonny & PRECINCT LOCATIONS and Lillie May Monroe to ters of Kinniconick Creek. rison Prescott Myers, Austin Cher, the Jackson 5, & ELECTION OFFICERS Tristan C. Monroe. Real $23,000. Michael Risher. A parcel of Smokey Robinson and the property located in Lewis Hubert J. Polley and land, situated on Cooper Miracles, as well as Prince TOLLESBORO ■ County. Love and affection. Donna Polley to Richard Branch Road the nearest in- and Madonna were intro- Tollesboro Volunteer Fire Department (3534 W KY 10) David O. Lykins Jr. and Mansfield. Three parcels of tersection being the Old duced on its stage! Election Officers: Jeannie Stanfield, Sue Hughes, Elizabeth Jean Lykins to land lying and being in City Stamm Branch Road in Join us as we present a Daniel Adkins, Loretta Dixon, Bob Bane, Brown Communications. of Vanceburg of Lewis Lewis County. $20,000. sample of four decades of Roger Ferguson The real property known as County. $14,000. Harrison Prescott Myers, song styles. Representing BURTONVILLE Stone Haven Motel, situated Thomas Cox and Wanda Austin Michael Risher to the fifties, fun songs such as ■ Burtonville United Methodist Church Sunday School on Lions Lane near its inter- Cox to Michael K. Iery. A Harrison Prescott Myers “At the Hop” and the elec- Room (11593 Salt Lick Rd.) section with the "AA" High- parcel of land located at and Jami Erin Neutz. A par- tric “Great Balls of Fire” Election Officers: Linda Breeze, Dallas Thomas, way (KY Route 546) in Queens on Quicks Run and cel of land situated on will transport you to the juke Karen Thomas, Janet Meadows Lewis County. Valuable con- at Martin Fork in Lewis Cooper Branch Road, the box era of sock hops and sideration. County. $135,000. nearest intersection being poodle skirts. Groove with PETERSVILLE William H. Conley and Brown Communications the Old Stamm Branch the smooth sound of Mo- ■ Kinniconick Fire Department (96 KY 377) Marie S. Conley to Paul R. Inc. to Petro Power LLC. A Road, in Lewis County. town as we sing hits like “I Election Officers: Kristi Arthurs, Mitch Wilson, Mengle. All those certain certain tract of land situated Love and affection. Second that Emotion,” “I Janie Nute Thomas, Ruth A. Heddleston tracts of land, situated, lying in Lewis County, on the Debra Lynn Stevens and and being in Lewis County, waters of Dry Branch. Valu- Randall M. Stevens to Wes- CONCORD/MOWERS on the waters of Bear Branch, able consideration. ley Cornell, Samantha Lynn Marriages ■ Trinity Wildlife Building on Sullivan Ridge a tributary of Kinniconick Minnie Carroll, Gary Lee Cornell. Situate, lying and (34 Sullivan Ridge) Creek. $135,000. Carroll, Jr., Pam Carroll, being in Lewis County on Courtney Paige Casebolt, Election Officers: Robert Newell Spence, Amanda Jennifer Lynn Ciccarelli Randy Carroll, Renee Car- the headwaters of Laurel 26, of Portsmouth, Ohio, to Malone, Susan Lanthorn, Brenda Lucas to US Bank National Asso- roll, Brenda Howard, David Fork of Kinniconick Creek. Christopher Allen Carter, 25, VANCEBURG #1 ciation. A parcel of land Howard, Sheila Cooper, Love and affection. of Portsmouth, Ohio. ■ Lewis County Middle School (51 Middle School Lane) lying and being in Lewis Donald Cooper, Tim Willis, C & P Farm LLC to Sheila Sydni Pruitt, 18, of Garri- Election Officers: Kelly Bannister, Wanda McKinney, County, on the waters of In- Patricia Carroll to Bayview Peck. A parcel of land lo- son to Elliott Chase Garrison, Amanda L. Applegate, Melisa Evans dian Creek. Commis- Loan Servicing LLC. Being cated south of the AA Hwy. 18, of Vanceburg. sioner's Deed. Parcel No. 3 and a part of on the west side of Shaw Amber N. Skaggs, 24, of VANCEBURG #2 Philip N. Jordan and Va- Lot No. 53 of the John's Hollow Road, near Ribolt in Vanceburg to Brenea L. ■ Lewis County Middle School (51 Middle School Lane) lerie L. Jordan to Shannon Short's Addition in Lewis Lewis County. $65,000. Bevins, 20, of Vanceburg. Election Officers: Peyton Eulett, Verrenia Howard, Carver. A parcel of land County. Commissioner's Inez Applegate, Debbie Blankenship lying and being in the com- Deed. VANCEBURG #3 munity of Garrison in Lewis Beverly Tackett and Roy PUBLIC NOTICE ■ Lewis County Middle School (51 Middle School Lane) County. $3,500. Tackett, Allen Brown and Election Officers: Pam Buckner, Tim Evans, Estate of Shirley R. Ginger Brown, Joe Brown, Glenda K. Himes - Lewis County Clerk - 796-3062 Starla Thoroughman, Alma Gilbert Hamilton to Timothy J. Jerry Brown and Cindy A. PRIMARY ELECTION - MAY 21, 2019 Ruark. Tract One: A parcel Brown, Donald Brown to VANCEBURG #4 of land lying on the waters of Donald Brown. A parcel of Calendar days are marked for absentee voting on the ■ Lewis County Middle School (51 Middle School Lane) Kinniconick Creek and on land, located on the south machine located in the County Clerk’s Office. Election Officers: Jeff Cunningham, Pat McClurg, the southwest side of John side of Amanda Avenue and Emily Adams Francia, Venus Butler PURSUANT TO KRS 117.085 Denham Camp Road and the north side of Robin Road BLACK OAK Lower Kinney Road junc- in Carousell Court Subdivi- MAY 2019 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday ■ Black Oak Volunteer Fire Department tion. Tract Two: A parcel of sion near Garrison in Lewis (41 Industrial Park Rd.) 1 2 34 land situated, lying and being County. Love and affection. Election Officers: Jenny Applegate, Julie Pence, 8:00- 8:30- 8:30- 8:00- Amy Wright, Karen Palmer Quarter Auction successful in 12:00 4:30 4:30 11:00 raising funds for Little League 678 91011TANNERY ■ Building across from David Jordan’s House 8:30- 8:30- 8:00- 8:30- 8:30- 8:00- By Craig Stanfield Charity, Kay, Becky, and (95 Lower Kinney Road) 4:30 4:30 12:00 4:30 4:30 11:00 Once again, Tabby Liles, Tracy for their hard work in Election Officers: Kathy Hartley, Emily Williams, Charity Stout, Kay Hargett, making this a successful event 13 14 15 16 17 18 James Estepp, Brenda Cooper Becky Cooper, and Tracy and congratulate them on the 8:30- 8:30- 8:00- 8:30- 8:30- 8:00- Applegate organized a success in raising so much GARRISON 4:30 4:30 12:00 4:30 4:30 11:00 ■ Quarter Auction Event money for the organizations Garrison Volunteer Fire Department (9344 E KY 8) May 6, 2019, at the Tolles- that have benefited from their 20 21 Election Officers: Amanda Cooper, Jennifer Fouch, boro Lions Club Club- hard work (last month, the 8:30- Election Jana Frerichs, Debbie Kennard house, hosted by the The ladies organized a similar 4:30 Day QUINCY Tollesboro Lions Club, the event at the Tollesboro Lions PAPER ABSENTEE BALLOT ■ Quincy Church of Christ Fellowship Hall second such event con- Club that succeeded in raising (12116 E KY 8) ducted at the Tollesboro $213.48 for the March for Ba- Voters needing to vote absentee by mail may write a let- ter requesting an absentee along with their name, ad- Election Officers: Debbie Sullivan, Missy Potter, Lions Club Fairgrounds. bies - organized by the March Kathy Rhoden, Nedra Jamison The event was attended by of Dimes - a national organi- dress, Social Security number, date of birth and the approximately 70 persons zation with the specific intent reason they need to vote absentee. The deadline for LAUREL and was successful in rais- of leading the fight for the mail-in absentee is May 14, 2019. The application must ■ Laurel School (116 Laurel School Rd.) ing over $750 for the Lewis health of all moms and ba- be in our office by that date. Voters may also call the Election Officers: Jessica Blevins, Kim Flannigan, County Little League! In bies). They have organized a County Clerk’s office at 606-796-3062 and request the Shirley Lewis, Tom Roe addition, Little League number of quarter auction absentee application. supporters sold conces- events throughout varlous lo- FIREBRICK Mail to: Glenda K. Himes ■ sions to the event organiz- cations in the county over the Firebrick Volunteer Fire Department Lewis County Clerk ers and attendees which past several years raising (322 Firebrick Indian Run Rd.) P.O. Box 129 further increased the total funds for various organiza- Election Officers: Kenny Dyer, Keri Childrey, Vanceburg, KY 41179 fund-raising. tions and non-profits and the Virgil T. Sullivan, Pam Kamer The Tollesboro Lions Club Tollesboro Lions Club com- ALTERNATES: Anita Gilbert, Jack Gilbert, Babbette would like to thank Tabby, mends their efforts. 18-21c Bays, Carol Werline 20c 10 - THE LEWIS COUNTY HERALD, Tuesday, May 14, 2019 Card of Thanks The family of Adrian “Babe” Johnson would like to Area Obituaries thank our community, extended family, friends, and church families for their love and support shown to us during the loss of our loved one. Thank you for the Mr. Richmond Mrs. Thayer Mrs. Britt Mrs. Cooper prayers, food, flowers (and other gifts), and kind words. Ruthard "Allen" Rich- Tammy Witten Thayer, Dorothy Wood Britt, 95, Juda Ann Cooper, 78, of We want to express special appreciation to Ron Hall mond, 76, of Emerson, passed 54, of Garrison, passed of Maysville, formerly of Garrison, passed away for his kind words, to Dickerson Funeral Home for their away Friday, May 10, 2019, at away Friday, May 10, Vanceburg, passed into the Friday, May 10, 2019, professional arrangements and caring service, and to King’s Daughters Medical 2019, at her residence. loving arms of our heavenly with her family by her Clarksburg Christian Church for the wonderful recep- Center in Ashland. She was born on June 1, Father Thursday, May 9, side at Southern Ohio tion dinner. He was born on July 10, 1964, in 2019, at the Maysville Medical Center in Adrian was not only a loving husband, father, and 1942, in Lewis Nursing and Rehabilitation Portsmouth, Ohio. grandfather, but was a special friend to many. We know Lewis County, a Facility in Maysville fol- Juda Ann was born in that he will be sadly missed, but we are comforted to County, a daughter of lowing an extended illness. Greenup know that he will live on in the lives of the many who son of the Edith Riffe Dorothy was born in County, knew and loved him. late Ralph Witten of Vanceburg, May 12, With warm regards, and Laveda Garrison August 6, 1940, to Stamper The family of Adrian Johnson and the late 1923, to the the late Richmond. Connie Johnson; Tony, Kara, Baesha, and Taelyn Thomas late Otis Jim and Johnson; and Andrea, Lyle, Isaiah, Allen was a and Grace Nora Cal- member of the Laurel Chris- Jack Witten. Tammy at- and Joshua Parker tended the Emmanuel Cooper lihan Ever- tian Holiness Church and re- Mathew- man. Juda tired after 27 years with the Baptist Church and she en- joyed arts and crafts, read- son.worked for the U. S. Shoe Lewis County Board of Edu- Dorothy Component Plant in cation as a teacher. He had ing, listening to music and Treasures by Wilma Erwin spending time with her was a graduate of Lewis Vanceburg for 28 years. served with the Lewis County County High School Class She loved going to church Sheriff's Department and was family and friends, espe- of 1941. She was Lewis at the Garrison First Bap- She is not afraid of the snow a court bailiff. He was an avid cially her grandchildren. This is a God’s tribute to a County’s first cheerleader. tist Church where she was Godly woman and mother. I’d for her household: for all her outdoorsman and historian, Tammy is survived by She attended Morehead a member. She was al- like us to read it again and think household are clothed with scar- and enjoyed farming and her husband of four years, State University. Dorothy ways up to go shopping on that kind of woman. It was let. spending time with his family. David Thayer; five daugh- worked for the Pentagon in used as the sermon topic for my She maketh herself coverings Allen is survived by his ters, Jenny (Jason) Riley of for whatever it may be. Washington D.C.; it was at precious Mother, Zora Elizabeth of tapestry; her clothing is silk wife of 58 years, Alma White Tollesboro, Tammy May She adored spending time this time she met her hus- Bloomfield Clark, and she was and purple. Richmond; one son, Tony (Randy) Horsley of Garri- with her grandchildren, band, Roy Britt, in Arling- her great-grandchildren, such a woman certainly. Her husband is known in the (Tracy) Richmond of Emer- son, Tiffine Schroeder of ton, Virginia. She was and great-great-grandchil- Proverbs 31:10-31 gates, when he sitteth among the son; one sister, Shirley Caudill Tollesboro, Deallen Bur- blessed with a keen wit and dren. She loved to be out- Who can find a virtuous elders of the land. (Dan Dell) of Morehead; and rows of Garrison, and Jas- a great spirit. She always doors, sitting on her front woman? for her price is far She maketh fine linen, and two grandchildren, Seth mine Burrows of above rubies. selleth it; and delivereth girdles had a smile for everyone porch enjoying the day. Montgomery Richmond and Lexington; one sister, The heart of her husband unto the merchant. Kaitlin Mullins. He also she met and kept those Surviving to cherish her doth safely trust in her, so that Strength and honour are her Teresa Witten of West blessings until her passing. memories are a daughter, leaves many other family Union, Ohio; two brothers, he shall have no need of spoil. clothing; and she shall rejoice in members and friends who will Dorothy was a life-long Mary Ann Cooper and her She will do him good and not time to come. Tom Witten of Santa- member of the Vanceburg fiancé George Heater of sadly miss him. Anna, Texas, and Timothy evil all the days of her life. She openeth her mouth with In addition to his parents, he Christian Church. Garrison; one son, Wes wisdom; and in her tongue is the Witten of Garrison; 12 She seeketh wool, and flax, was preceded in death by one Surviving are two sons, (Amanda) Cooper of Gar- and worketh willingly with her law of kindness. grandchildren; and one sister, Doris Sue Richmond; Woody (Jeanie) Britt and rison; brother, James hands. She looketh well to the ways great-grandchild. She also and one brother, Sam Rich- James Thomas Britt both of Everman of Portsmouth, She is like the merchants' of her household, and eateth not leaves many other family mond. Vanceburg; one sister, Lois Ohio; four grandchildren, ships; she bringeth her food the bread of idleness. members and friends who Walden of Maysville; four Jimmy (Katrina) Hinton, from afar. Her children arise up, and call Services will be held at 1:00 will sadly miss her. grandchildren, Elizabeth Nicole (Brian) Littleton, She riseth also while it is yet her blessed; her husband also, p.m. Tuesday, May 14, 2019, Services will be held at (Woody) Underwood of Gar- night, and giveth meat to her and he praiseth her. at Globe Family Funeral Sarah (Brian) Cropper, 1:00 p.m. Wednesday, May rison, J.T. Britt of Lexington, household, and a portion to her Many daughters have done Chapel in Camp Dix with and Cassandra (Estille) Bro. Jerry Bloomfield offici- 15, 2019, at Globe Family Chris (Johanna) Cooper and Gilliam; nine great-grand- maidens. virtuously, but thou excellest Funeral Chapel in Garri- She considereth a field, and them all. ating. Burial will follow in Travis (Lonetta) Cooper, children; and one great- son with Bro. Oval Os- buyeth it: with the fruit of her Favour is deceitful, and Morgan Cemetery in Lewis both of Vanceburg; and six great-grandson who also hands she planteth a vineyard. beauty is vain: but a woman that County. borne officiating. Burial great-grandchildren, Carson will mourn her passing. She girdeth her loins with feareth the Lord, she shall be Visitation was scheduled will follow in Witten and Emma Underwood, Preceding her in death, strength, and strengtheneth her praised. Give her of the fruit of from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. Mon- Cemetery in Lewis Anna and Jacob Cooper, besides her parents, were arms. her hands; and let her own day, May 13, and after 9:00 County. Jakob and Noah Cooper who her husband, James R. She perceiveth that her mer- works praise her in the gates. a.m. on Tuesday at Globe Friends may visit from will also mourn her passing. Cooper Jr., in 2008; a chandise is good: her candle Mom left us a clear path of Family Funeral Chapel, 7975 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Preceding Dorothy in death granddaughter, Kimberly goeth not out by night. her footsteps behind Jesus’. She Lower Kinney Road, Vance- Wednesday, May 15, at were her husband, Roy W. Britt Hinton; and three broth- She layeth her hands to the lived faithful to the Bible, her burg. Globe Family Funeral in 1988; and a daughter, Elaine ers, Ronnie, Danny, and spindle, and her hands hold the family, her church and friends Family and friends will Chapel, 103 Dudley Av- Polson in 2014; four sisters; Mike Everman. distaff. and to Jesus. They were on a serve as pallbearers. enue, Garrison. and one brother. Services were held She stretcheth out her hand to first Name basis. Condolences may be sent to Jenny Riley, Tiffine Services were held Monday, Monday, May 13, 2019, at the poor; yea, she reacheth forth Blessings on leaving a clear the family at www.globe Schroeder, Caleb Hack- May 13, 2019, at 1:00 p.m. at 1:00 p.m. at the First Bap- Gaydos Funeral Home, 159 her hands to the needy. footprint for those behind you. fc.com. worth, Tammy Horsley, tist Church in Garrison 2nd Street, Vanceburg with with Bro. Shawn Burchett Deallen Burrows, and Jack Bro. Mike Stephenson officiat- Witten will serve as pall- ing. Burial was in Lewis officiating. Burial was in Ruminations bearers. County Memory Gardens at Cooper-Willis Cemetery By Al Owens Condolences may be Black Oak. at Garrison. sent to the family at Pallbearers for Dorothy Britt Pallbearers for Juda Honor Thy Mother mother was the “F” word. It parents. www.globefc.com. were Woody Underwood, J.T. Ann Cooper were Brian The Lord blessed me and my made me heart sick. That fellow By the way, honoring our Britt, Chris Cooper, and Travis Littleton, Brian Cropper, siblings in that we had our obviously did not respect his parents is not an option. It is Cooper. Estille Gilliam, Brad mother for about 70 years. She mother and hence brought a direct command from our Condolences may be sent to Mabe, Raymont Bolander, departed this life at age 91 on shame upon her by his language Creator. Therefore, not hon- Cemetery the family at www.gay Steven Bradford, and Tay- New Year’s Day, 2015. and ill conduct. The jailor, who oring them is a sin in the eyes dosfh.com. lor Hinton. So, I have been able to cel- happened to also be a pastor, of God, and that’s where it Notices Gaydos Funeral Home ebrate Mother’s Day when shrugged and sadly stated that counts. Concord was in charge of arrange- she was living, but now I cel- legally he could do nothing Whether saved or lost, ments for Juda Ann ebrate it with her in heaven. about the young man’s behav- Christian or non-Christian, McClurg Cemetery Cooper. Years ago I wrote a song, ior. each person will one day Cemetery Notice to the people who Condolences may be “Mother, I Love You,” and I All the days of our lives we have family buried in the stand before God Almighty Marsha McClurg Duni- sent to the family at sang it to her at Bluegrass are to honor our fathers and Concord Cemetery. It’s that and give account of this life. gan will be caring for Mc- www.gaydosfh.com. Baptist Church on a Mother’s mothers. We do it by the way time of year again when we One of the things we’ll have Clurg Cemetery this year. Day Sunday. I wept from sen- we live, by the things we need donations to help with to answer for is how we All donations may be sent timent as much as I sang it. I stand for and by the character the upkeep of the cemetery. Mrs. Pack treated our parents. to Marsha Dunigan at 4662 have that service recorded on we display to the world. Con- God meant it when He In order for it to be mowed, Eula Irene Pack, 84, of a VCR. versely, in the same way peo- KY 57, Vanceburg, KY it takes donations from you South Portsmouth, went to said, “Honor thy father and 41179. (All concrete deco- Many of us have lost our ple can also dishonor their thy mother.” and all. be with the Lord, Thurs- Moms to the Grim Reaper, but rations placed at graves Telephone 606-541- day, May 9, 2019, at her we still say I love Mom. We must be in line with head- 0216. home in South never have to say we “loved” Herald Obituary Policy stones. Glass items are no Please make check to Portsmouth. longer allowed.) Mom. Even though a mother Obituary Policy tion must be accompanied Concord Cemetery Special Irene was born February may not be with us our love for If you have any ques- Obituaries are submitted by the name, full address Acc., 2801 KY 3550, 28, 1935, a daughter of the her never dies. tions, please call 606-798- Vanceburg, KY 41179. late Hiram Wadkins and to THE LEWIS COUNTY HER- and a telephone number of Five times in the Scripture, 4352 or 270-579-1175 or Thanks and God bless. Sarah Davis Wadkins. ALD through the funeral the person submitting the beginning with the Ten Com- contact Frankie Applegate 20,21f-22c She is survived by one home handling the arrange- item for publication. mandments, we are told to 270-579-2911. 18-20p daughter, Susie (Jim) Linde- ments. The death must be Any questions or con- honor our fathers and mothers. Black Oak man; three sons, Ira verified through the funeral cerns about information in a That command even has a Community Woodrow Pack of home. Hackworth promise attached to it, “That it published obituary must be Cemetery Kingsport, Tennessee, Ken- The funeral home may may be well with thee, and thou directed to the funeral home Cemetery Notice to the people who neth (Betty) Dyer of Fire- fax or e-mail the informa- mayest live long on the earth.” that arranged the informa- Notice to the people who have family buried in the brick, and Tom (Linda) Dyer tion to The Lewis County (Ephesians 6:3) tion for publication. THE have family buried in Hack- Black Oak Community of South Portsmouth; one Herald. If a paid obituary is Our parents gave us life and LEWIS COUNTY HERALD worth Cemetery. It is mow- Cemetery. It is that time of sister, Faye (Larry) Eldridge requested, the funeral home provided everything we needed makes every effort to ensure ing season again and we are year again when we need of Flemingsburg; and many sends the information to to survive in the early years of accurate information. requesting donations to help donations to help with the grandchildren, great- grand- our lives when we were help- THE LEWIS COUNTY HER- Obituary Costs with the upkeep and mow- upkeep of the cemetery. In children, nieces, nephews, less, unlearned in life and un- ALD, then THE HERALD bills Free basic obituaries are ing of the cemetery. In order order to keep it mowed and and friends. able to care for ourselves. They the funeral home and the fu- available and include basic to keep the cemetery mow- trimmed it takes donations Along with her parents, deserve our honor. neral home bills the family. information such as the ed and trimmed, we would from you and everyone with she was preceded in death As a verb to “honor” some- Guidelines for Submission name and age of the de- appreciate those with family family buried there. This by her husband, William one means “to regard or treat Obituaries submitted by ceased and the time/location buried there to contribute. also helps with improve- Lawrance Pack; two them with honor or respect, to an individual (not the fu- of services. Your donations are greatly ments that need to be made daughters, Evelyn Louise esteem someone and to rever- neral home) must be veri- Standard obituaries in- appreciated and help keep to keep the cemetery look- Pack and Lena Faye Cre- ence them and defer to them.” fied with a funeral home or clude more information the cemetery looking nice. ing nice all year round. Tele- means; two sons, Edward Being a parent myself I crematory service. The indi- such as survivors, member- Please mail check to: Hack- phone 606-757-4883. Please Dyer and Steven Dyer; know that parents are not per- ℅ vidual submitting the obitu- ships, hobbies and other worth Cemetery, Samuel make check to: Black Oak three sisters, Mary Wor- fect, but those that meet their ary must provide the name details about the deceased. Ginn, 469 Clarksburg Road, Community Cemetery, c/o thington, Ariebel Dyer, parental responsibilities ade- and city of the funeral home The cost is $25.00 for the Vanceburg, KY 41179. 606- Roy Chinn, 124 Red Barn and Beulah Cassidy; and quately deserve all the respect, or the crematory service, or first 10 column-inches and 796-0777. Lane, Vanceburg, KY 41179. reverence and honor we can five brothers, Woodrow a copy of the death certifi- $3.50 for each additional Thank you. 20,21f-22-23c 15-21p give them. Wadkins, Ben Wadkins, cate. column-inch. They follow Tom Wadkins, Alva and Under normal circumstances All paid obituaries sub- when a child achieves goals and the standard obituary style. Viola S. Waddell Woots. mitted by the family or Paid obituaries are Services were held at recognition for good achieve- friends must have the Financial Representative ments, that honors Mom and printed in the same style 2:00 p.m. Sunday, May 12, charges paid in advance. they are submitted and • Life Insurance & Annuities 2019, by pastor Raymond Dad. If children behave well in Once the death is verified, • Critical Illness Insurance the absence of their parents that have a one point border. Lewis at Crockett L. Reed the obituary is typeset and • Medical Insurance Funeral Home. Burial was certainly honors them. The cost is the same as a • Mortgage Protection prepared for publication in standard obituary. at Collier Memorial Gar- I once visited a friend who 158 East 2nd St., Maysville 41056 had erred in the way and was in the next edition of THE HER- Photos may be included dens in South Portsmouth. ALD. A proof copy of the with any obituary at an ad- direct 606-356-1419 office 800-374-3171 Crockett L. Reed Fu- a local jail. While waiting to see [email protected] him I witnessed a different obituary will be made avail- ditional cost of $5.00. neral Home in South young man talking to his able upon request. US Flags are included on Shore, Kentucky, was in mother through a little window. All paid and free obituar- all veterans’ obituaries at charge of the arrange- Every other word he said to his ies submitted for publica- no cost. 32tfn ments. THE LEWIS COUNTY HERALD, Tuesday, May 14, 2019 - 11 Burtonville Cemetery Esham Cemetery Please send donations Donations for the upkeep of Area Obituaries needed for mowing to the Esham Cemetery should be Burtonville Cemetery in sent to Dennis Crawford, 115 care of Ruby Hardymon, Sargent Br. Rd., Wallingford, Mr. Sizemore Mrs. Weaver Mrs. Griffitt Mr. Roark treasurer, 11741 Salt Lick KY 41093. Orville Sizemore Jr., 68, Norma Lee Weaver, 103, Naomi "Jean" Stevens Grif- Daniel W. Roark, 66, of Road, Tollesboro, KY Muses Chapel of Vanceburg, passed away of Mount Carmel, passed fitt, 69, of Tollesboro, passed Flemingsburg, passed away 41189. at his home Monday, May away into the loving arms of away Tuesday evening, May 7, Thursday, May 9, 2019, at his Cemetery We would like to thank 6, 2019, with his family by Jesus on Monday, May 6, 2019, at the University of Ken- home with family by his side. Webster Cemetery everyone who has donated in his side following an ex- 2019, at Maysville Nursing tucky Medical Center in Lex- Born on August 6, 1952, in If you have loved ones the past to keep the cemetery tended illness. and Rehabilitation, with her ington. Maysville, buried in Webster Cemetery She was born February 16, looking nice. So any family Junior was born in granddaughters by her side. he was the and would like to help with members interested in helping Maysville, She was the widow of Roy 1950, in son of the the cost of mowing and Carter with the effort of keeping February Weaver. late Fred trimming, please send dona- Muses Chapel Cemetery 12, 1951, to Born on November 20, County, a Roark, Sr., daughter of tions to Beverly Moore, 115 mowed, trimmed, and cleaned the late 1915, in and the late Griffen Branch, Vanceburg, can do so by sending donation the late Juanita Orville and Trinity, she Arthus and KY 41179. to Muses Chapel Cemetery Prince Josephine was the Roberta Fund, 214 Pool Branch,Vance- Roark. Stress Size- daughter of Brickles Greene Cemetery burg, KY 41179. Cemetery is more. For the late Daniel was retired, having Stevens. Donations are needed for maintained only by donations 38 years he Wade Frye worked in over the road truck- Jean was a member of the Pine the upkeep of the Greene of family members with loved was a riverboat captain with and the late ing. He worked for Ryder for ones buried in the cemetery. Valley Christian Church and Cemetery. If you would like Marathon Corporation. Jun- Stella Mc- 25 years. He enjoyed fishing worked at U.S. Shoe for 28 to donate to help keep the ior was an avid fisherman Nulty Frye. and enjoyed sports, especially Clarksburg years, Road Ranger for eight cemetery looking the best as and hunter. He loved spend- Norma worked in the cafe- the Reds, the Bengals, and the years, and Licking Valley for possible, please make a Cemetery ing time with his grandchil- teria at Hayswood Hospi- Wildcats. He attended Flem- two years. She enjoyed going check to Greene Cemetery Notice to the people who dren and was a US Marine tal. She was also a to church, shopping and spend- ingsburg Church of the Fund and send it to Dale have family buried in the Corps veteran homemaker. She was a long- ing time with her family, espe- Nazarene. Clarksburg Cemetery. It is He is survived by his wife Greene Nelson, P.O. Box having served time member of Mt. Carmel cially with her grandchildren. that time of year again of 46 years, Joy Story Roark; 605, Garrison, KY 41141. his country in United Methodist Church Jean is survived by two when we need donations to his son, Chris Roark of Thank you. Vietnam. He was of the and was once a member of daughters, Dreama Lou (Del- help with the upkeep of the Louisville; sisters, Darlene Christian faith. Wesley Chapel in Fearisville bert) Johnson of Tollesboro, cemetery. In order to keep it and Julie Ann (Terry) Dyer of Moore of Maxey Flat and Willis Cooper Junior was a Master (Lewis County). She en- mowed and cleaned it takes Mason of St. Mary’s Lodge joyed quilting, embroidery Wallingford; one son, Jesse Marcella (Larry) Parker of Cemetery Wade (Emma) Griffitt of Morehead; his brother, Ken- donations from you and 240 F&AM in Tollesboro. and gardening. Cleanup for Willis everyone with family He was a member of El Norma is survived by her Tollesboro; four sisters, Judy neth Roark of Maxey Flat; his Cooper Cemetery will be Kilgore of Vanceburg, Connie buried there. This also Hasa Shrine in Ashland. grandchildren, Kim (Mark) in-laws, Meredith (Ann) Saturday, May 18 at 11:00 Miller of Flemingsburg, Diana Story, Anthony (Micki) Story, helps with improvement Surviving to cherish his Ripato, Carla (Tom) Wilson, a.m. If you have loved ones (Donnie) Gilliam of Olive Hill, and Paula (Johnny) Mineer; that needs to be made to memories are his wife of 47 both of Tollesboro; her great- buried at this cemetery, we and Tammy (Bill) Ashworth of and several nieces, nephews keep the cemetery looking years, Rachel Smith Size- grandchildren, Colton and are in need of donations to Gallipolis, Ohio; one brother, and cousins. nice all year-round. more of Vanceburg, whom Cody Ripato; her nieces and help pay for summer mow- Joseph Stevens of Tollesboro; In addition to his parents, Please send donations to he married in Vanceburg, nephews, Lee (Tom) Speigel ing and maintenance. Please five grandchildren; one great- Fred and Juanita, he was pre- Mae Lykins, P.O. Box 101, October 16, 1971; one of New Richmond, Ohio, send donations to Lee Ann grandchild; and one special ceded in death by his daugh- Vanceburg, KY 41179, or daughter, Melissa (David) David (Linda) Lanthorn of Clark, 262 Church Street, aunt, Betty Smith of Ow- ter, Natalie Roark; and his Theresa Rizzo, 1714 Hardy of Vanceburg; two Maysville, Frankie Applegate Garrison, KY 41141 or ingsville. She also leaves many brothers, Freddy Roark, Jr. Clarksburg Rd., Vanceburg, sons, Jeff Sizemore of of Alabama, and Dennis Lan- other family members and bring donations to her on KY 41179. Thank you in and Michael Roark. cleanup day. Columbus, Ohio, and Chad thorn of Chicago, Illinois; her friends who will sadly miss her. advance for your help. 18-26c (Mandie) Sizemore of sister-in-law, Connie Frye of In addition to her parents, Services will be held at Vanceburg; one grand- Dunkirk, Indiana; along with she was preceded in death by 11:00 a.m., Tuesday, May daughter, Lexie Sizemore; several other nieces, her husband of 37 years, Jesse 14, 2019, at Flemingsburg four grandsons, Ethan and nephews, great-nieces, great- Lewis Griffitt. Church of the Nazarene with Gaydos Jaxon Sizemore, Dylan and nephews, and extended fam- Services were held at 11:00 Rev. Clint Stricklen and Rev. Austin Hardy; one sister, ily members. a.m. Friday, May 10, 2019, at Bud Hance officiating. Della Williams of St. Al- In addition to her parents Tollesboro Funeral Home and Daniel will be laid to rest Funeral Home in Fleming County Cemetery bans, West Virginia; and a and her husband, Roy, she Cremation Services in Tolles- PROUDLY SERVING THE brother-in-law, Jim Stiltner was preceded in death by boro with Bro. Phil Cropper of- beside his daughter, Natalie. of Ashtabula, Ohio. daughter, Barbara Foxwor- ficiating. Burial was in Griffitt Visitation was scheduled LEWIS COUNTY AREA Cemetery in Lewis County. Services were held thy; sisters, Loeta Mason, for 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. Monday FOR OVER 32 YEARS!! Brad Griffitt, Ethan Johnson, at Boone-Nickell Funeral Thursday, May 9, 2019, at Evelyn Jones, and Delma Randy Gilliam, Donnie 11:00 a.m. at Gaydos Fu- Lanthorn; and brothers, Home and Tuesday at the Gilliam, David Whisman, and church from 10:00 to 11:00 neral Home, 159 2nd Street, Larue, Frank, Wayne, Arvon, Phil Bloomfield served as pall- Vanceburg with Bro. Wes and Clinton Frye. a.m. bearers. In lieu of flowers, memo- Cooper officiating. En- Services were held at 11:00 Condolences may be sent to tombment followed in a.m., Saturday, May 11, 2019, rials are suggested to Flem- the family at www.globe ingsburg Church of the Lewis County Memory at Mt. Carmel United fc.com. Gardens at Black Oak. Methodist Church with Bro. Nazarene (96 Secrest Cross- Military graveside rites Jerry Eubanks and Bro. ing, Flemingsburg, KY were accorded by American Johnny Byard officiating. Church Notice 41041). Legion Post 93 of Kenova, Norma was laid to rest in Friends may offer online condolences at www.boone West Virginia. Bethany Cemetery beside her Camp Meeting Independently Owned and Pallbearers for Orville family. nickellfuneralhome.com. The Church of God in Black Family Operated Since 1986 Sizemore Jr. were Kenny In lieu of flowers, memori- Oak will be having a camp Walters, Ethan Sizemore, als are suggested to Hospice McEldowney meeting May 16-19 at Ruggles Tony & Lorie Gaydos, Owners Dylan Hardy, Alan Moore of Hope (909 Kenton Station Campground in Tollesboro. Cemetery Jr., Troy Smith, Johnnie Drive, Maysville, KY 41056) Services Thursday-Saturday Once again Memorial 606-796-2721 Stiltner, and Steven Thomas. and/or Mt. Carmel UMC will be at 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 Day 2019 we will be honor- Honorary pallbearers are (7583 Mt. Carmel Road, Anthony B. Gaydos Amanda Gaydos p.m. Sunday service will be at ing our loved ones at McEl- Lexie Sizemore, Jaxon Size- Flemingsburg, KY 41041). 10:00 a.m. Everyone welcome. Licensed Funeral Dir. Licensed Funeral Dir. more, and Austin Hardy. Friends may offer online For more information, call Dal- downey Cemetery. With the Condolences may be sent condolences and sign the las Cooper 606-796-3645 or expansion of the cemetery 159 2nd Street, Vanceburg to the family at www.gay guestbook at www.boone Matt Howard 606-202-1477. the cost of mowing did in- 20tfn dosfh.com. nickellfuneralhome.com. crease. Hope So as we are honoring LOCALLY OWNED, FAMILY OPERATED A person without Hope has our families with flowers nothing to live for. Request please remember to honor Moore & Parker Funeral Home our Free article: “Hope” and find out how a Christian can them also through your Cremation Services have Hope by looking generous donations. forward to the future and As you are giving your Monuments on into eternity. donations please take the Also request our free Monthly Newsletter. time to thank Ruby Ray- Listen to Born To Win with burn and all volunteers who Ronald L. Dart on take their time to be there to WNXT AM 1260 Sundays at 7:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. accept these donations. 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HE LEWIS COUNTY E-mail: HERALDT 1924 heraldadvertising@ 187 Main St., Vanceburg, KY 41179 THE LEWIS yahoo.com Commonwealth of Kentucky Court of Justice Commonwealth of Kentucky Lewis CIRCUIT COURT Court of Justice Civil Action No. 18-CI-00173 COUNTY Lewis CIRCUIT COURT BECKY TOLLER, et al. PLAINTIFF Civil Action No. 18-CI-00150 v. BRUNER LAND COMPANY, INC. PLAINTIFF PATRICIA A. DYER DEFENDANT v. HERALD ANDREW L. CALDWELL, ET AL. DEFENDANTS NOTICE OF MASTER COMMISSIONER'S SALE NOTICE OF MASTER COMMISSIONER'S SALE By virtue of a Summary Judgment and Order of Sale entered in the Lewis Cir- cuit Court on February 6, 2019, and the subsequent Default Judgment and Order By virtue of a Default Judgment and Order of Sale entered in the Lewis Circuit entered on April 24, 2019, I will expose for sale to the highest and best bidder, “That’s Where You’ll Find It!” Court on May 1, 2019, I will expose for sale to the highest and best bidder, at at the Lewis County Courthouse, 112 Second Street, Vanceburg, Kentucky the Lewis County Courthouse, 112 Second Street, Vanceburg, Kentucky 41179, 41179, on Thursday, May 23, 2019, at the hour of 11:00 a.m., the following prop- on Thursday, May 23, 2019, at the hour of 11:00 a.m., the following property: erty:

A tract of land located at Crooked Creek Rd., Vanceburg, KY 41179, and iden- A tract of land located at 2612 Rock Run, Vanceburg, KY 41179, and identi- REQUEST FOR BIDS tified as Lewis Co. P.V.A. Parcel No.: 007-00-00-028.09. The land is more par- fied as Lewis Co. P.V.A. Parcel No.: 101-00-00-015.00. The land is more par- ticularly described in the record of this action located in the office of the Lewis ticularly described in the record of this action located in the office of the Lewis FOR Circuit Court Clerk, where it can be reviewed upon request. Circuit Court Clerk, where it can be reviewed upon request. PROPANE PURCHASE AND DELIVERY Terms of the sale are as follows: (A) At the time of sale, the successful bid- Terms of the sale are as follows: (A) At the time of sale, the successful bid- der shall either pay cash or make a deposit of 10% of the purchase price with der shall either pay cash or make a deposit of 10% of the purchase price with The Lewis County Public School District will receive the balance on credit for thirty (30) days. In the event the successful bidder the balance on credit for thirty (30) days. In the event the successful bidder elects to credit the balance, said bidder shall post bond with surety acceptable elects to credit the balance, said bidder shall post bond with surety acceptable sealed bid proposals from qualified propane suppliers for to the Master Commissioner and pre-approved by the Master Commissioner at to the Master Commissioner and pre-approved by the Master Commissioner at purchase and delivery of propane to Garrison Elementary least by noon, two (2) business days before the sale date, as security for the least by noon, two (2) business days before the sale date, as security for the unpaid purchase price, bearing interest at the rate of 6% per annum from the unpaid purchase price, bearing interest at the rate of 6% per annum from the School and The Lewis County School District Bus Garage date of the sale. The surety must be present at the sale and must own real es- date of the sale. The surety must be present at the sale and must own real es- tate in Kentucky, but may not be the successful bidder’s spouse. A lien shall be tate in Kentucky, but may not be the successful bidder’s spouse. A lien shall be for the period of 07/01/2019 – 06/30/2020. A scope of retained by the Commissioner as security for the purchase price; (B) The pur- retained by the Commissioner as security for the purchase price; (B) The pur- services and bid form are available under News & An- chaser shall assume and pay all taxes and assessments for the current fiscal chaser shall assume and pay all taxes and assessments for the current fiscal year. (C) All other delinquent taxes and assessments for previous years shall be year. (C) All other delinquent taxes and assessments for previous years shall be nouncements on the district web site at www.lewis. paid from the sale proceeds if properly claimed in writing and filed of record paid from the sale proceeds if properly claimed in writing and filed of record k12.ky.us. by the purchaser within ten (10) days from the date of sale; (D) If a successful by the purchaser within ten (10) days from the date of sale; (D) If a successful bid is less than two-thirds of the appraised value, the defendant shall retain a bid is less than two-thirds of the appraised value, the defendant shall retain a Sealed bids must be labeled “PROPANE BID” and must right of redemption for six months from the date of sale; the purchaser shall right of redemption for six months from the date of sale; the purchaser shall be received in the Lewis County Public School District Su- receive an immediate writ of possession and a deed containing a lien in favor receive an immediate writ of possession and a deed containing a lien in favor of the defendant reflecting the defendant’s right of redemption. KRS 426.530; of the defendant reflecting the defendant’s right of redemption. KRS 426.530; perintendent’s Office before 1:00 p.m. on Wednesday, (E) The property shall otherwise be sold free and clear of any right, title and (E) The property shall otherwise be sold free and clear of any right, title and interest of all parties to the action and of their liens and encumbrances thereon, interest of all parties to the action and of their liens and encumbrances thereon, May 29, 2019. Bids must be in a sealed envelope and excepting easements and restrictions of record in the Lewis County Clerk’s excepting easements and restrictions of record in the Lewis County Clerk’s clearly marked on the outside of the envelope. Unsealed Office, and such right of redemption as may exist in favor the Defendant(s); Office, and such right of redemption as may exist in favor the Defendant(s); (F) For more particulars, reference is made to the records of the Lewis Circuit (F) For more particulars, reference is made to the records of the Lewis Circuit bids, or bids delivered by fax or email will not be accepted. Clerk; (G) Bidders are advised to obtain a title examination; (H) Exceptions Clerk; (G) Bidders are advised to obtain a title examination; (H) Exceptions One copy of the bid form and one copy of the conflict must be filed not later than ten (10) days following the filing of the Commis- must be filed not later than ten (10) days following the filing of the Commis- sioner’s Report of Sale; (I) Risk of loss for the subject property shall pass to sioner’s Report of Sale; (I) Risk of loss for the subject property shall pass to of interest certification signed by an officer of the vendor the purchaser on the date of sale, and possession of the premises shall pass to the purchaser on the date of sale, and possession of the premises shall pass to company is required. The bids will be publically opened the purchaser upon payment of the purchase price and delivery of deed. the purchaser upon payment of the purchase price and delivery of deed. and read aloud in the Lewis County Public School District CLAYTON G. LYKINS, JR., MASTER COMMISSIONER CLAYTON G. LYKINS, JR., MASTER COMMISSIONER 21 SECOND STREET, VANCEBURG, KY 41179 21 SECOND STREET, VANCEBURG, KY 41179 Superintendent’s Office at 1:30 p.m. on Wednesday, May TELEPHONE: 606/796-2531 TELEPHONE: 606/796-2531 29, 2019. Bids must be delivered to: Lewis County Public 19-21c 19-21c School District, Superintendent’s Office, P.O. Box 159, 65 Central Elementary, Vanceburg, Kentucky 41179. Subscribe Today! 20,21c GOVERNMENT FORECLOSURE SALE THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 2019 AT 11:00 A.M. AT 330 GARRISON LANE, GARRISON, KY 41141/LEWIS COUNTY GOVERNMENT FORECLOSURE SALE HOUSE AND LOT THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 2019 AT 11:00 A.M. AT 299 FULLER BRANCH, VANCEBURG, KY 41179/LEWIS COUNTY HOUSE AND LOT

It consists of a living room, kitchen, two bedrooms and one bath. This property is considered suitable for the Rural Development Housing Program. This would be an excellent buy for an investor interested in rental property or for resale after repairs.

It consists of a living room, kitchen, three bedrooms and one bath. This property is considered suitable for the Rural An Open House will be held on Thursday, June 13, 2019, from 10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. Development Housing Program. This would be an excellent buy for an investor interested in rental property or for resale after repairs. The minimum acceptable bid for this property is $58,760.00.

An Open House will be held on Thursday, June 6, 2019, from 10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. Payment of the current year’s property taxes are the responsibility of the purchaser.

The minimum acceptable bid for this property is $40,200.00. Clear title to this property is not warranted. The U.S. Marshal’s Deed is not a general warranty deed. Buyers are advised to have the property’s title examined. Written notification regarding encumbrances on the property must be made to the Payment of the current year’s property taxes are the responsibility of the purchaser. Rowan County Rural Development Office within 30 days. ******************************************************************* Clear title to this property is not warranted. The U.S. Marshal’s Deed is not a general warranty deed. Buyers are advised LEGAL NOTICE to have the property’s title examined. Written notification regarding encumbrances on the property must be made to the Rowan County Rural Development Office within 30 days. Notice is hereby given that on Thursday, June 13, 2019, at 11:00 a.m. at 330 Garrison Lane, Garrison, Kentucky, in order to raise the principal sum of $46,495.49, with accrued interest of $1,150.41, through January 8, 2018, with a total subsidy ******************************************************************* granted in the amount of $1,323.36, escrow of $25.00, late charges of $37.45, and fees assessed of $1,010.72, for a LEGAL NOTICE total unpaid balance due of $50,042.43 as of January 9, 2018. Interest is accruing on the unpaid principal balance at the Notice is hereby given that on Thursday, June 6, 2019, at 11:00 a.m. at 299 Fuller Branch, Vanceburg, Kentucky, in order rate of $4.0671 per day from January 9, 2018, until the date of entry of the Judgment, plus interest on the judgment to raise the principal sum of $45,104.68, with accrued interest of $1,972.72, through July 9, 2018, with a total subsidy amount (principal plus the shared appreciation recapture plus interest to the date of entry of this Judgment) at the legal granted in the amount of $13,501.58, escrow of $300.94, late charges of $21.16 and fees assessed of $7,967.91, for a rate of interest of 2.73% computed daily and compounded annually, until paid in full and for the costs of this action, total unpaid balance due of $68,868.99 as of July 9, 2018. Interest is accruing on the unpaid principal balance at the rate pursuant to Judgment and Order of Sale, being Civil Action No. 0:18-CV-00008-HRW on the Ashland Division of the of $7.8107 per day after July 9, 2018, until the date of entry of the Judgment, plus interest on the judgment amount United States District Court for the Eastern District of Kentucky, entered on November 16, 2018, in the case of United (principal plus the shared appreciation recapture plus interest to the date of entry of this Judgment) at the legal rate of States of America vs. unknown executor/executrix to the estate if any, of Viola D. Clark; McKinley Clark; unknown interest of 2.58% computed daily and compounded annually, until paid in full and for the costs of this action, pursuant to spouse of McKinley Clark; Chelsey Clark; unknown spouse of Chelsey Clark; Garnet Kimbler; unknown spouse of Judgment and Order of Sale, being Civil Action No. 0:18-CV-00077-HRW on the Ashland Division of the United States Garnet Kimbler; Angie Stone; unknown spouse of Angie Stone; Christine Thurman; unknown spouse of Christine Thurman; District Court for the Eastern District of Kentucky, entered on September 24, 2018, in the case of United States of America unknown spouse of Viola D. Clark; unknown additional heirs, assigns, devisees or legatees of Viola D. Clark; unknown vs. Amy L. Lynch, Daniel D. Lynch, and Anthony B. Carrington, the following described property will be sold to the highest spouses of unknown additional heirs, assigns, devisees or legatees of Viola D. Clark; People’s Self-Help Housing, Inc., and best bidder: the following described property will be sold to the highest and best bidder: Being Lot 19 of Fuller Branch Phase I as described in a plat recorded in Plat Book 4, Page 25, Lewis County Court House and lot located at 330 Garrison Lane, Garrison, KY 41141 Records. TERMS OF SALE: Ten percent (10%) of the bid price (in the form of a Cashier’s Check made payable to the U.S. TERMS OF SALE: Ten percent (10%) of the bid price (in the form of a Cashier’s Check made payable to the U.S. Marshal) on the day of sale with good and sufficient bond for the balance, bearing interest at the rate of 2.73% per annum Marshal) on the day of sale with good and sufficient bond for the balance, bearing interest at the rate of 2.58% per annum until paid, due and payable in sixty (60) days and said bond having the effect of a Judgment. Upon a default by the until paid, due and payable in sixty (60) days and said bond having the effect of a Judgment. Upon a default by the Purchaser, the deposit shall be forfeited and retained by the U.S. Marshal as part of the proceeds of the sale, and the Purchaser, the deposit shall be forfeited and retained by the U.S. Marshal as part of the proceeds of the sale, and the property shall again be offered for sale subject to confirmation by the Court. property shall again be offered for sale subject to confirmation by the Court. This sale shall be in bar and foreclosure of all right, title, interest, estate claim, demand or equity of redemption of the This sale shall be in bar and foreclosure of all right, title, interest, estate claim, demand or equity of redemption of the defendant(s) and of all persons claiming by, through, under or against them, provided the purchase price is equal to two- defendant(s) and of all persons claiming by, through, under or against them, provided the purchase price is equal to two- thirds of the appraised value. If the purchase price is not equal to two-thirds of the appraised value, the Deed shall thirds of the appraised value. If the purchase price is not equal to two-thirds of the appraised value, the Deed shall contain contain a lien in favor of the defendant(s) reflecting the right of the defendant(s) to redeem during the period provided by a lien in favor of the defendant(s) reflecting the right of the defendant(s) to redeem during the period provided by law law (KRS 426.530). Under law, the purchaser is deemed to be on notice of all matters affecting the property of record in (KRS 426.530). Under law, the purchaser is deemed to be on notice of all matters affecting the property of record in the the local County Clerk’s Office. local County Clerk’s Office. Inquiries should be directed to: Paula Smith, Single Family Housing Specialist Inquiries should be directed to: Paula Smith, SFH Specialist Rural Development Area Office Rural Development Area Office Morehead, Kentucky Morehead, Kentucky - Telephone: 606-784-6447 Telephone: 606-784-6447 THE LEWIS COUNTY HERALD, Tuesday, May 14, 2019 - 13

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All Land Postings Are $6.00 Per Calendar Year POSTEDS (January – December) These farms listed below are posted against hunters with either dogs, guns or both; also trappers, trespassers, four wheelers and unauthorized timber cutters. Violators will be prosecuted. Belita Adams, All Lands Dolores & Roger L. Cooper, All Kinney, & Brian Kinney, All Eugene & Mary Lewis, All Mrs. Charlotte Pennington, All Harold, Judy and Devin Smith, Roger & Gloria Angel, All Lands Lands Lands Lands Lands All Lands Carolyn O. Applegate, All Lands Rosetta Henderson Cooper, All William E. (Bill) and Morine Gary & Opal Lewis, All Lands People’s Self-Help Housing, All Libby Smith and Doris Smith, Heather Hall Armstrong, All Lands Ginn, All Lands Edith Liles, All Lands pd25 Lands pd21 All Lands pd21 Lands Logan Cornett, All Lands Clarence Hall, All Lands Ronald & Rebecca Lock, Little Sharon Plummer, Suzy Pick, Norman & Kimberly Smith, All William R. Austin, All Lands Anthony & Dianna Corns, All Eva Hampton, All Lands Cabin Creek, All Lands Paula Lykins & Beth Stone, Lands B.E.L.&C., LLC Lands Mark & Cheryl Hansen, All Carlyle Logan, All Lands All Lands Brenda J. Stevens, All Lands Bess Blaine & Ginger Kamer, Dale Corns, All Lands Lands Justin B. Logan, All Lands Cortie Potter, All Lands Paul Bruce & Connie Swearin- All Lands Leonard & Rosetta Corns, All Val & Jeanne Harris, All Lands Charles & Judy Lucas, All Phillips/Potts, All Lands gen, All Lands Gary S. Blaine, All Lands Lands Jim Heddleston, All Lands Lands Jeffrey Pilger, Cooper Hollow Matthew & Danielle Swim, All Eric & Andrea Bloomfield, All Carrie Cox & Guy Meade, All Robert & Ryan Heddleston, All Jack McCall, All Lands pd20 Perry & Luwana Polley, Garden Lands Lands pd20 Lands Lands Casey & Samantha McCann, All Branch, Little Cabin Creek, Sherry Swim, All Lands Property of the late Eugene William Craven, All Lands Michael & Deborah Hersh- Lands All Lands Carlos Tackett, All Lands Bloomfield by Deanne, Tim Bobby & Carolyn Cropper, All berger, All Lands Johnnie & Audrey McCann, All Silas & Aaron Polston, All Woodson & Sue Thacker, All Stuckey Lands James R. & Marcia D. Hogue, Lands Lands Lands Norma L. Bloomfield, All Beuford Cunningham, All Lands All Lands pd21 Dorothy L. McCleese, All Lands Rival & Beulah Reis, All Lands Roy & Sandra Thayer, All Lands Lands pd20 Donna A. Davis, All Lands Mark & Allison Horsley, All Tim & Louann McClurg, All Ruth Reis, All Lands Glenda Thomas, All Lands Raymont Bolander, All Lands Loretta Doyle, All Lands Lands Lands pd20 Jim Riffe, All Lands Robert & Rena Thomas, Earl & Rosetta Bond, All Lands Arthur Mart Dummitt, All Lands Harold Howard, All Lands Zachary McClurg, All Lands pd20 Billy & Leoma Rigdon, All All Lands William & Amber Bond, All Jeffrey Mark Dummitt, All Gene & Bonnie Howell, All Janet Tumlin McCormick, All Lands Tincher Family, Happy Hollow Lands Lands in Greenup Co. Lands Lands Mary S. Roberts, All Lands pd21 Rd., All Lands pd20 Clyde & Garnetta Booker, All Carl & Lois Dyer, All Lands Betty Hughes, All Lands Fred & Judy McGinnis, Pe- Edna Stamper Roe & Paul Lee & Linda Toller, All Lands p20 Lands Mitchell & Sandy Esham, All David Hughes, All Lands tersville, All Lands Daniel Stamper, All Lands Darrell, Deloris, Jeremy & Jes- Joshua Booker, All Lands Lands pd22 Tommy Hughes, All Lands pd20 Robert & Cindy McKee, All Emeral Roe, All Lands sica Tully, All Lands James Boyd, All Lands Donald & Jackie Evans, All Buck Jordan, All Lands pd21 Lands Roger & Geneva Rowe, All L. Eugene Tully, All Lands pd20 Bradner Farms Inc., All Lands Lands John Jordan, All Lands Glenn & Gloral Madden, All Lands Frank & Brenda Tumlin, All Brown Communications, Inc., Rusty & Wilma Evans, All Lester Jordan, All Lands Lands Wesley Ruark, All Lands Lands All Lands Lands Alyce Justice, All Lands Tammy Hardymon Madison & Charles & Gloria Rubacha, All Margie Tumlin, All Lands Gordon & Dorothy Brown, All William A. & Brenda K. Evans, Leslie Kamer, All Lands Jeffrey Brian Hardymon, All Lands W.W. Turner, All Lands Lands All Lands Rick, Jeff, Keith, Clara Kamer, Lands William E. & Della & Mark James Vergne Farms, All Lands Tammy & Dennis Brown, All Jerry & Kathleen Fannin, All All Lands Rhonda Mashburn, All Lands Ruggles, Quincy, All Lands p21 Gary Wagner, Ron & Wilma Lands Lands Sabrina Kamer, Jeremy Taylor, Steven Mashburn II, All Lands Sherri Sapp & Carrie Bruch, All Gilliam, All Lands William & Barbara Bryant, All Robert H. Farrow, Sr. & Janet A. Atreyu Dyer, & Zackary Dyer, Arthur Brent Moore, All Lands 20 Lands pd20 Dennis & Debbie Weddington, Lands Farrow, All Lands All Lands pd20 Timothy Mullikin, All Lands Carla Scaggs, All Lands All Lands pd20 Roger Caldwell, All Lands Harlan Flinders Sr., All Lands Jake & Bonnie Keen, All Lands 21 Ramonia F. Myers & James Fan- Leo & Theresa Schlosser, All April D. White, All Lands Terry & Sharon Campbell, All Peggy Flinders, All Lands Mike & Kristy Kennedy, All nin, All Lands pd20 Lands Kenny White, All Lands Lands James T. & Shirley F. Free, All Lands Frank & Irene Nolen & Family, John Schnieders & Johnnae Homer Wilburn, All Lands Roy Carl Jr., All Lands Lands Tammy Lynn Kennedy, All All Lands Rogers, All Lands pd20 Vicky L. Williams, All Lands Gary & Pat Carpenter, All Lands Jon Fricke, All Lands Lands Gordon & Barbara Nolen, All Edward & Ellen Scott, All Lands Charles R. Wilson, All Lands Jim & Linda Carver, All Lands Ed & Glenda Gayheart, All Frank Kielman Jr./Maesha & Lands pd21 Marsha Scott, All Lands Joshua Lee Wilson, All Lands pd20 Lands David Meadows, All Lands Warren O’Connell, All Lands Shaw Farm, All Lands Tommy Bruce Wilson, All Lands William & Terri Caseman, All James Gibson, All Lands Robert Kreger, All Lands Marlene O’Cull, All Lands Steve Shipp, All Lands Tommy Bruce Wilson Jr., All Lands Nancey Gilbert, All Lands Joseph LeMaster, All Lands pd20 Johnny & Donna Osborne, Joe Skidmore, All Lands pd22 Lands Chalk Ridge Farm, All Lands Donnie H. & Kathleen R. Ginn, Charles S. & Dorothy L. Lewis, Micheal & Amy Hampton, All Debra Slaughterbeck, All Lands Earnest & Karen Wolfe, All Eugene & Andria Chatman, All All Lands All Lands Lands pd20 Edith Smith & Tina Clary, All Lands pd21 Lands Duane Ginn, Darrin Ginn, Larry Dwight Lewis, All Lands Robert Owens Sr., All Lands Lands pd20 Do you have your land posted? 14 - THE LEWIS COUNTY HERALD, Tuesday, May 14, 2019 LVCAP Board discusses Head Start assessment By Jonathan Wright conduct parent surveys to as- own corresponding corrective The Ledger Independent sess their performance over action, which involves either An assessment report and the previous part of the pro- more training for staff, or by improvement plan for the gram year,” she said. collaborating with other Licking Valley Head Start The assessment highlights sources to provide appropri- program has been approved some of the strengths and ate care to students and their by members of the Licking weaknesses within the pro- parents. Valley Community Action gram along with steps to take Tandy, speaking on behalf Program Board of Directors. in order to rectify areas of of absent Head Start Director The LVCAP Board met last concern. Among some of the Shawnda Smith, said this as- week and reviewed the re- strengths listed within the as- sessment is a good way to lay sults of its Head Start pro- sessment were Head Start’s out what the program is 50 Market Drive, Vanceburg gram’s self-assessment strong relationship with the doing right and wrong, and analysis. Interim Executive local health department when what it can do to improve Director Florence Tandy said requesting information, hav- moving forward. Everyday Savings the assessment is a yearly oc- ing environments that are “This is a pretty good, in currence, required by the of- modified to meet children’s depth view of the program fice of Head Start and the needs and having an open and what they need to do to Jimmy Dean assessment itself spans sev- door policy to ensure a wel- make it the very highest qual- eral weeks. coming and friendly atmos- ity that they possibly can,” Bacon “Basically what they do is phere. she said. they observe classroom func- Alternatively, some of the In other business, the board tioning, they look at docu- weaknesses needing to be ad- approved adding Shawnda mented evidence of the dressed currently are a high Smith, Transportation Direc- program, they interview staff, obesity rate among students, tor Kerri Moran and newly and managers, they do side retention of teachers and hired Executive Director 12 oz. visits to all of the side centers, quality of teaching. All of the Kenneth Walters as check collect data of the centers and listed concerns have their signers for bank accounts. $ ʻMiracles in the works!ʼ 2.99 Mother says of injured toddler Save-A-Lot Strawberries By Mark Maynard lease last week that the tod- 16 oz. container Kentucky Today dler was found unresponsive Milk The Kentucky toddler who at Foothills Apartments in $ suffered severe injuries to her Wurtland on April 27. Offi- 1.49 body and brain after allegedly cers said the child was unre- $ being shaken or slammed, is sponsive when they arrived 1.69 making small improvements but was revived after 15 min- gallon Grissom’s Mill in a West Virginia hospital, utes of CPR by first respon- her mother said. ders. Hamburger At the end of an encourag- She was transported to Our Kahn’s ing Facebook post on Tues- Lady of Bellefonte Hospital Buns day afternoon, Linda and later airlifted to the Ca- Hot Pemberton said: “Miracles bell Huntington Hospital in 8 ct. are in the works!” Huntington, West Virginia, Dogs While she’s in no way out Facebook Photo where the child was put in the ¢ of the woods and has a long Calliope May Pediatric Intensive Care Unit $ way to go, Calliope Anne legs. Her toes. SHES listed in critical condition, 1 lb. 1.50 89 May, the two-year-old BREATHING OVER THE police said. daughter of Rick May and VENT. They have upped The child's diagnosis is Grissom’s Pemberton, is doing better, some of her sedation and non-accidental trauma or according to the mother. given her several bolus’ of se- closed head injury, police Ball Park Mill The toddler has been on the dation and she’s been fight- said. minds and prayers of the ing it cause she wants to see Bobby Lee Brantley, 32, of Franks Hot Dog northeastern Kentucky area everyone and everything. The Ashland was arrested by the since the injury occurred on nurse suctioned her mouth Raceland Police Department Buns April 27. Churches and indi- out and I told her to tell her on the charge of first-degree $ ¢ viduals have been praying thank you, and though she criminal abuse of a child. 1 lb. 1.50 8 ct. and giving - a Go Fund Me can’t talk with the tubes in, Brantley was lodged at the 89 account is approaching we watched her try to say Greenup County Detention Ad prices good May 14-20, 2019. $20,000 – as family keeps thank you. THIS IS BIG Center. vigil at the hospital. AND THIS IS AMAZ- Callie has had surgeries and ING!!!!!! Miracles are in the has been heavily sedated with works!!” family at her bedside. Pemberton’s post had With an audience of liter- nearly 3,000 likes and been ally thousands awaiting any shared 1,400 times in the first                 word from her mother, Pem- three hours as the community berton offered these com- continues to lift up the tod- ments Tuesday on her dler in their prayers.           Facebook page. One person commented: “CALLIE OPENED HER “This is wonderful news. I EYES, she looked at me and don’t know you all, but have   squeezed my hand when been following on Facebook, asked. She would not let me praise the Good Lord! Send- let go. She was sucking and ing many prayers.” biting on the tubes, she was The Raceland Police De- trying to talk. Moving her partment said in a press re-

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