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$100 J Volume 147, Issue 2 egister 12 Pages, One Section, Plus Supplements Wednesday, January 9, 2019 Serving the communities of Alexandria, Belvidere, Bruning, Byron, Carleton, Chester, Davenport, Deshler, Gilead, Hebron, Hubbell and surrounding areas www.hebronjournalregister.comR Tidbits Health Infl uenza activity widespread in state care The latest report of fl u activity in the U.S. shows infl uenza rates are continuing to increase, and “Close to fl u activity in Nebraska is at the wide-spread level. During the last week of 2018, Home” almost 31 percent of ALL the fl u The “Close to Home” campaign, tests done in Nebraska were set to launch by Thayer County positive. This is a sharp increase Health Services, encourages peo- from the previous week, and ple to stay in the home area for while there were less than 700 health care. positive fl u tests during this same Throughout the campaign, the week last year, there were 1315 hospital will advertise on radio positive tests this year. spots and online to emphasize In addition, there have been access to care. seven fl u-related deaths in the Marketing director, Kassi state, including one pediatric Hartley, developed the campaign. death within the PHS district. If Hartley is from the Sandhills. this trend continues, we could be Hospital executive director, David in for a rough fl u season. Burd, said Hartley realizes the val- With this in mind, Public ue of a critical care access facility Health Solutions is strongly en- because she grew up near one. couraging individuals and fami- “She realized the importance lies to get a fl u shot. Flu vaccine of having a facility close to home is the single most effective way and once it’s gone, you don’t get The Deshler Robotics team, along with Humboldt Table Rock Steinauer and two other teams from it back,” Burd said. “We’re right to prevent hospitalization and here in the county.” Lincoln and Hall County, had a practice run for the First Tech Challenge state competition at the Thayer death due to infl uenza. Revenue was slow in November, According to public health County Activity Center Jan. 5. The competition will be held in Columbus Feb. 9. On the Deshler team are but the hospital saw an increase nurse, Kate Lange, fl u vaccine is Chloe Mosier, Luke Reinke, Caleb Jalas, Mira Eschliman, Landon Lowery and Cameron Czekai. The team is in volume after a slow start to recommended for everyone six sponsored by Reinke Manufacturing. December. months or older who does not “People just weren’t sick in have an allergy to the vaccine or November,” Burd, who talked with a history of a serious reaction to Robotics team readies for state surrounding hospitals that had the a previous dose of fl u vaccine. The state competition for First together. is to create a robot to act on its own. same problem, said. “That seemed In addition, health care pro- Tech Challenge in robotics is Feb. “This is the fi rst robotics group It takes two drivers controlling to be a common trend.” viders, pharmacies, and others 9 and for the second time, the from Nebraska,” Coach Hal Hock- the robot to move things around December saw a wave of fl u should continue to give flu Deshler team was able to practice ersmith said about the challenge. on the fi eld,” he said. patients and Burd said that will vaccine through the end of with its alliance, a team from “It’s an offi cial scrimmage and a In addition to construction and continue. February, especially if fl u activity Humboldt Table Rock Steinauer. dry run for state.” programming skills, the teams January has been busier and remains high. The teams are working on Hockersmith said the teams must also use “gracious profes- surgeries are rising with the most For more information on infl u- robots — from building to pro- used the day to fi nesse their robots. sionalism,” Hockersmith said. volume in 2018, the fi rst bump in enza or if you or anyone in your gramming and operating, team “We’re working on program- There are 12 robotics teams in fi ve years. family are uninsured and cannot members must work closely ming and construction. The object Nebraska. Burd attributes the rise to the afford a flu vaccine, please new specialists TCHS brought in, contact Public Health Solutions such as ear, nose and throat and at 402-826-6691. oncology. The existing specialists increased their volumes as well, Linton served 14 years as chief and rehabilitation remained steady Planning and Zoning to In his 14 years as Hebron fi re for the fi scal year. meet Jan. 17 chief, BJ Linton saw the depart- “We receive lots of positive The Thayer County Planning ment increase equipment, and calls feedback on the specialists related Commission will meet to have a since Highway 81 went from two to the breath of services available lanes to four. public hearing on two proposed locally,” Burd said, adding the “When the four-lane went fi rst chemotherapy treatment was cell towers. The fi rst is for the through, we had a bad time, about Viaero Wireless Tower. The recently completed. four to fi ve fatalities in short order Also showing an increase was second is for U.S. Cellular. at that intersection,” he said about The meeting is Jan. 17 in the the amount of employees using Highways 81 and 136. the fi tness center as the hospital club room of the Thayer County As the outgoing fi re chief, Linton started an employee bonus program courthouse at 7:30 p.m. was presented with a plaque at last year. The hospital is currently the city council meeting Monday tracking employee usage. Library story time evening and thanked for his years As of Jan. 1, hospitals were re- “Wild About Winter” of service. quired to post medical charges on- The Hebron Secrest Library Wayne Kugel, a captain and line as part of the Patient Protection will hold “Wild About Winter’ 26-year member, was elected and and Affordable Care Act of 2009, story time Jan. 19 at 10 a.m. began serving as fi re chief Jan. 1. and TCHS has standard charges in Linton spent time at the depart- a machine-readable format. The ment while growing up because his hospital is working with a vendor Zabokrtsky to speak at dad served. He joined the depart- Hebron Mayor Doug Huber presented outgoing Hebron Fire Chief, BJ on the task and will continue to Fairbury museum ment as soon as he was eligible, Linton, with a plaque for his years of service. Linton served as chief for improve the tools for patients to right after high school 28 years ago. Mitch Zabokrtsky will speak 14 years. help them be more informed. about early settlements in Jef- At the time, he was the youngest Burd said that while the trans- dance and dinner for the July 4 dedicate themselves to complete ferson County at the Fairbury member. parency of medical charges was celebration, fall gun raffl e and the class, he said. City Museum. Some of them The department was close to full part of the 2009 Act, there were no for the last 11 years, annual golf As a rule, Hebron Fire sends two were Whisky Run, Rose Creek back then, Linton said. Its limit used regulations in place to implement it. tournaments. EMT’s and a driver out. City and Jenkins Mill. to be 40 members and then it was “At some point, our hope is to Kugel said he isn’t sure about “That’s our department policy,” The history program is Jan. changed to 45 due to a waiting list. add more comparisons to other the dance this year because July 4 Kugel said. “The state is one EMT, 13 at 2 p.m. Linton, an emergency medical hospitals and give patients tools technician for more than 20 years, falls on a Thursday. ours is two.” to estimate what they would owe said equipment upgrades over the Last year, the department served On scene training includes after insurance,” Burd said. Hebron years include air packs, the ladder a meal to about 600 people on burning houses down. Drills are Majestic Theatre truck, ambulances, Jaws of Life July 4. on the third Wednesday of every 402-768-6061 and pumper trucks. The number varies from year to month. Meetings are on the fi rst - Cinema I - He went to work on organizing year, Kugel said. Wednesday. Theater 7 p.m., Sunday 2 p.m. the budget and building the sink- In addition to being a captain, “We’ve burned a lot of houses Spider-Man: Into the ing fund. Kugel has overseen, in part, emer- down in training,” Kugel said. Spider-Verse “It wasn’t up to where it should gency management services for The 34-member fi re department group to Rated PG be. Our fi rst couple of ambulanc- about 10 to 12 years. The depart- had 176 calls in 2018 with 151 of - Cinema II - es we had to go door-to-door for ment has 11 EMT’s, with at least them medical calls, Kugel reported one member taking online courses 7:30 p.m., Sunday 2:30 p.m. fundraising,” he said. to the council. through Southeast Community perform Bumblebee Now, upgrades are part of the “We’re fortunate to have good College. Rated PG-13 budget and planned out for the next The Thayer County Commu- Certifi cation for an EMT can be equipment. We don’t have a lot of nity Theater Group will perform, Friday, Saturday, 30 to 40 years. accidents on Highway 81, but it’s “That was something we worked completed in six months with a few “Death of A Hot Sauce Salesman,” Sunday, Monday not just one vehicle,” Kugel said. on with the city. We’re on a sched- trips to Lincoln for training. by Michael Druce, Jan. 24-26 with *Movies subject to change* He said a new ambulance would ule now to replace instead of being Kugel said the online course is a showtimes at 7 p.m. The doors Check the website at surprised,” he said. Meetings benefi t because members complete arrive at the end of January with open at 6 p.m. www.hebronmajestic.com between Linton, the city council the training on their own time the former vehicle going to an EMS The production is a comediac and administrator Chris Fangmeier outside of their daily schedules. service in Iowa, which may want murder-mystery with audience par- ironed out the details and a spread- The online course has a 98 percent to negotiate for future equipment. ticipation and includes dinner. For sheet tracks department equipment passing average. As fi re chief, Kugel has a new reservations, call 402-768-3032. for timely upgrades. Some members go to fi re school assistant chief, Shane Day. Cap- Actors and actresses are Lynne ~Obituaries~ “It made things easier for the in May for three days. Leadership tain for the city truck is Colt Vie- Mesloh as Sassy; Lucy Wegener skills are also taught. selmeyer. The rural truck captain as Pepper Devine; Andrew Vrb- Beisner, James, 80 future. It’s a benefi t to everyone,” As an EMS, Kugel must renew is Andrew Fangmeier. ka as Fester N. Boyle; Heather Gertsch, Linton said. Eulla, 83 It also doesn’t require depart- his license every two years and in Kugel’s 26 years with Hebron Ramsey as Shiloh Devereaux; Head, Bonnie, 98 ment members to go door-to-door the meantime, complete 20 hours Fire has gone fast. Clayton Hintz as Brick Tarmac; Larkins, Kathryn, 60 asking for donations. The volun- of continuing education. “Time fl ies when you’re having Renz, JoAnn, 83 teers do fundraise through a street “There are people willing to fun,” he said. See HOT SAUCE page 6 2 - Wednesday, January 9, 2019 - The Hebron Journal-Register Pages of the Past... From The Hebron Journal- Register Mr. Keil says it is not alone place in Christmas deco- 1889 due to the fact that people rations. 130 Years Ago are willing to pay for the A grant of $117,520 was If one half of those who surroundings of good neigh- made for county roads. have “sworn off” this year bors, but that the level land will maintain their new around there is worth more 1949 positions, Hebron will have than the rough land where the 70 Years Ago a number of model men by top soil washes away with From a Santa Ana, Calif., the close of 1889. the heavy rains. “You know newspaper: Costa Mesa will Mrs. Joseph Walker, of soil like ours is practically have a new industry which is Alexandria, one of the oldest everlasting,” he said, “and scheduled to be in operation citizens of Thayer county, the raising of alfalfa supplies by December, with the open- died last week. She had the humus that is needed in ing of a potato chip factory been a resident of Nebraska the soil.” by C. L. Wright, Balboa. twenty-eight years, having Wright, a former Hebron come six years before the 1919 business man, disclosed the state was admitted. 100 Years Ago purchase of a building for (The Bruning Banner) a factory location. Wright 1899 Between three and four said that he will have a fl eet 120 Years Ago hundred Home Guard orga- of five trucks to service From the Carleton Leader: nizations in Nebraska have the entire county area. He The dedication of the new M. been mustered out under an is installing a $20,000 ma- E. church took place Sun- order issued by Gov. Neville, chine which will eliminate day, Jan. 1...The remains of the order being effective the handling of the potatoes Mrs. Priest, mother of Mrs. Tuesday, Dec. 31, 1918. from peeling to packaging. Ed. Beavers, were brought From the Butler County The machine is the fi rst of from Leon, Iowa, Tuesday Press: John B. Reemts, man- its kind to be installed in the morning and were buried in ager of the Farmers Grain west and is manufactured in the cemetery here. Company elevator at Foley, Philadelphia. From the Chester Herald: was the victim of a shooting The Christian Church Fred Lasby is now at Min- accident Sunday morning, installed Ralph M. Dyer co, Indian Ter., running a Dec. 22, which was fatal. The as pastor of the church on butcher shop under the name accident happened while Mr. Sunday morning and then of F. J. Lasby & Co...This Reemts and son and neigh- dedicated their new parson- J-R File Photo community is called again to bor boy were out hunting. age on Sunday afternoon. He-Hi Boys Sports Cheerleaders: Bottom (l-r): Amy Ehlers, Mir- They had gone about one- (The Bruning Banner) This Week 1989… mourn for one of her citizens, iam Wiechman, Tanya Hergott and Becci ten Bensel. Top (l-r): Kami Reinwald and Deanne H. V. Black, who died at his half mile from home and, Belvidere Happenings: while crawling through a W. C. Fry, our new electric Branting. They won the Outstanding Stunts trophy at the Dynamic Cheerleaders Association home in this city on Satur- competition in Kansas City. day morning, November 19, fence, a repeating shotgun man, has completely reno- 1898, aged 45 years, 1 month which Mr. Reemts carried vated the former Fairmont and 22 days. was discharged. Death was Creamery building and is KGIN-TV. ment projects at Hebron’s completion of the fi rst phase, A very remarkable phe- instantaneous. Mr. Reemts now displaying all new Thayer County Feeders recreation complex included the project has been on the nomenon occurred at the is survived by his wife and electric furnishings for sale Executive Secretary Marvin a slide and a twirl which were back burner, but now, with Byron School house during two children, a son, Ralph, in a highly Christmas spirit Sefrna was awarded the added to the existing play- the dissolving ATV Park the storm Monday. As soon and a daughter, Marguerite, that attracts the attention of Booster Award. Sefrna was ground equipment. Funds issue, city leaders feel funds as the fi re was started, the also his mother, Mrs. Mattie everyone passing by. instrumental in the forma- came from the Pennies for set aside for the park can now stove became highly charged Reemts of Omaha, three A test plot at the Renna tion of the Thayer County Our Park campaign. be used for the trails. with electricity and remained brothers and three sisters. Stairs farm this year yield- Feeders 15 years previously. KN Energy, through its Thayer County Health so during the day. Anyone Albert Reemts of Carleton ed slightly more than 147 KN Foundation, made a third Services Foundation held touching it received a shock is a brother. Burial was at bushels of corn per acre, 1989 donation of $2,500 to Thayer its annual banquet and as from an electric machine Bellwood, Neb. according to a recent report. County Health Services for meeting last Sunday, elect- and if a knife or nail or even The test run on the bumper 30 Years Ago its expansion and remodel- ing new board members 1929 corn crop near Bruning was Austin Dean Kolling, son a fi nger were held within of Mark and Kim Kolling, of ing project. and reviewing the past one fourth on an inch of it, made by County Agent Vic- Temperatures were balmy year’s activities. New board 90 Years Ago tor McClure. Deshler was the fi rst baby a stream of brilliant sparks (The Alexandria Argus) born at Thayer County Me- during the daylight hours members as the Foundation would pass to the stove. The E. W. Thomas expects to 1959 morial Hospital in Hebron. with a high for the week of heads into the 2009 season hotter the fi re the stronger the move into his new lumber Gerhard Onnen of Gilead 61 and a low of 5. include returning president charge became. We do not yard offi ce sometime this 60 Years Ago retired from the Thayer LeRoy Becwar of Daven- Steve Anderson and board understand the cause of this week. The lumber yard Pictured in this issue are County 4-H Council after port died in Lincoln. He was members Marilyn Holtzen, unheard of phenomenon, and building has been under part of those served at the serving for 24 years. the owner of an appliance Ron Dubbert, Don Crowder, will be very thankful if any cover for the past two weeks opening of the Hiway Cafe New Hebron Public Li- store in Davenport. Leland Weber and Sheryl one can enlighten us as to and the business rooms in last week. Their specialty brary librarian was Barb Hebron High School’s Lahners. the cause, or refer us to other front are now being fi nished. is broasted chicken, pre- Herder of Hebron. Academic Decathlon Ten Thayer Central high instances where the same This big building was put up pared in a few minutes by Junior Miller, former Team members were Lisa school students recently thing has been observed. A in record time by contractor a newly designed piece of University of Nebraska and Prellwitz, Lisa Bridgmon, earned Nebraska School very careful investigation of Harry Evans of Fairbury. equipment called a broaster. professional football player, Danielle Pumphrey, Clay- Athletic Association aca- such phenomena might lead Alexandria now boasts of The chicken is cooked under spoke to a group of students ton Hergott, Nathan Olson, demic all-state awards for the to the discovery of a method one of the biggest and best pressure which sears it in- and parents at Bruning High Michael Koerwitz, Clay fall athletic season. Those of generating electricity lumber yards in the state. stantaneously and seals in all School. Zimmerman, Erin Foley and earning awards include simply by the combustion the fl avorful natural juices. It Donovan Yoachim of Sean Mayben. Melissa Bulin and Court- of coal. It may be that during 1939 cooks the fowl through to the Belvidere was honored ney Yoachim for softball; the storm the air was highly bone in six minutes. A total 2009 Abigail Dougherty and Kyle 80 Years Ago with the Booster Award at charged with electricity A Credit Bureau for of 398 people were served. the annual Thayer County 10 Years Ago Evans for play production; which induced the charge in Thayer County has been or- Lowell and Marie Overman Livestock Feeders banquet. Hebron City Council met Kelsey Wenske and Sheila the stove. W. E. Benjamin, ganized by S. T. Davenport, are the owners of the new with representatives from Heitmann for volleyball; Teacher. its services beginning Jan. 1 establishment. 1999 Kirkham Michael Consult- Andrew Craig and Kesston in offi ces above the Golden ing Engineers to discuss the Fink for cross country; Seth 1909 1969 20 Years Ago Wiedel and Ryan Bulin for Rule store. Miss Clara Poppe One of the latest improve- City’s walking trails. Since 110 Years Ago is the reporter in the offi ce. 50 Years Ago football. O. Keilwitz, the wide- Information has been com- A car-train crash at the awake proprietor of the iron piled from various sources Union Pacific Railroad works, foundry and repair for the past four weeks. At crossing three and a half shop at Reynolds, was a wel- the present time the credit miles east of Belvidere come caller Tuesday, renew- bureau has 4,000 cards in took the lives of Harry T. ing his Journal subscription. its fi les. Bowman, 65 and his wife, He is a good business man. The Hebron Fire Depart- Helen, age 64. Hon. C. Beisner, who is ment can be congratulated James Voigt of Daven- building a fi ne home with over their exceptionally port was appointed as a modern conveniences on his fi ne report of only $575 fi re new member of the Thayer sightly new location west of loss in Hebron during the County Memorial Hospital Hebron, took time Monday past year. Board of Directors. while in the city’s mad rush, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Hard- Mr. and Mrs. Buford to renew his subscription to ing came for a visit with the Rachow of near Carleton the Great Family Comforter. latter’s mother, Mrs. Wills purchased the Big K Cafe B. A. Young, who has been and family. They moved from Mr. and Mrs. Earl a sufferer from rheumatism from Hebron in 1912. For the Kriley. and intermittent fever for past 14 years, Mr. Harding Dick Day was elected fi re eight weeks, is again at has been in the lumber busi- chief of the Hebron Volun- his post of duty, after three ness at Alma. Mr. Harding teer Firemen. Assistant fi re weeks spent at Excelsior reports the success of his chief was Darold Bartling. Springs, Mo. brother-in-law, Roy Wills, Albert Keil, one of the with the General Motors 1979 intelligent farmers on Route Company at Detroit. Roy 40 Years Ago 1, Bruning, was a pleasant became an expert designer Deb Dageforde, daugh- caller Wednesday, renewing and draftsman, and is now ter of Mr. and Mrs. Darrel his Journal subscription. working on a new Diesel Dageforde of Hebron was the Speaking of the high priced engine that is not out yet. new Thayer County Feeders land in that part of the county, H. A. Morris won fi rst Queen. Virginia Priefert of Belvidere was to appear on KSNB-TV Channel 4, Su- perior as the Nebraska cook who makes fruit leather. She was also to appear on the Morning Show on KOLN-

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e Hebron Journal-Register (ISSN 0740-0997) is published A Red Star On e Mailing Label Indicates Board Certified Dermatology every Wednesday from 318 Lincoln Ave. with periodical Fellow - American Society for Mohs Surgery # e Subscription Is Soon To Expire. American Society for Dermatologic Surgery postage paid at Hebron, NE 68370. Phone (402) 768-6602 • Fax (402) 768-7354 • email: [email protected] The Hebron Journal-Register - Wednesday, January 9, 2019 - 3 Courthouse News Navigate and know your Davenport ALA 335 meets DISTRICT COURT vin Suarez to Rebecca M. health insurance The December meeting everyone who provided Tonya Cruz vs. Manuel Suarez. Lot 1 in Block 5, In recent years, all of us of the Davenport American cookies for County Govern- Cruz Ramos. Dissolution of Original Town of Alexan- have seen many changes in Legion Auxiliary Unit 335 ment Day. marriage. dria. our healthcare insurance. Health News began on a cold winter night Old Business: Sharon Tom Bargen vs. Roehr’s John Michael Tinkham, Some of these changes have with a delicious supper of reported that the Veteran’s Machinery. Civil miscella- Personal Representative been in what is offered or delectable delights that were Day program went very well. neous. of the Estate of Ronald L. how it is provided by health brought in by members. Spe- Three quilts of valor were COUNTY COURT Tinkham Deceased to Da- insurance companies. To get cial guests for the evening presented that day to Loyd Fines Paid vid L. Wiedel and Becky J. the most out of what you are were: Sera Johnson, our Holtzen, Don Holtzen, and Wiedel. Lot 9 and Pt Lot 10 You may be asked to pay a 2108 Girl’s State Represen- Dale Wittrock. At this time, by January 2, 2019 paying for and have avail- portion or all of the deduct- Court costs $48.00 unless other- in Block 1, Eads Addition able, Thayer County Health tative; Vicki Ozenbayh, our 12 Quilts of Valor have been wise stated. Probation costs also ible prior to being seen. This of Hebron. Services wants to remind you District President; Roger presented to area veterans. include $30 enrollment fee and is standard practice, so you Plans are in place for a $25 per each month on probation. Laurel Ann Kastrup to to ‘read your policy’s fi ne Schroeder, representing the Laurel Ann Kastrup, Trustee, shouldn’t be shocked when American Legion, and Tre- Soup Supper on December Chemical testing costs are $5 per print’ and annually review this is asked of you. The best month on probation. and her successors in trust what your health insurance gan Albers, representing the 14 from 5-8 during the Cross Nebraska State Patrol time to ask about this is when under the Reese Aksamit plan offers. Sons of American Legion. County basketball games. Kyle Oldham, Midland, Irrevocable Trust. Lot 2 you make the appointment We had eight members Bonnie Dumler reported Texas. Speeding, $75. The following are some with your primary provider, Chauncey M. Aksamit Sub- general tips for you to get present. that the history that she had Alec Byrne, Castle Rock, division of Bruning (Replat specialists or for an outpa- Following the meal, Sera been writing about the local Colo. Speeding, $75. the most from your insurance tient or surgical procedure. Pt Blk 3 Bowmans 2nd North coverage: gave her report from Girl’s American Legion fi nished. James Huff, Rossville, Ga. Addition). 4) Services received in State. She shared that she The American Legion will Violate permit rules, $25. 1) Make sure your pro- the emergency room come Gary Dwight Aksamit to vider is in your insurance had made many good friends be celebrating its 100th REAL ESTATE at a higher cost for that care. Laurel Ann Kastrup, Trustee, network. If not, you may and enjoyed the experience Anniversary in 2019. TRANSFERS Although you cannot be de- and her successors in trust pay a higher deductible or on the UNL campus. She Purses with a Purpose was C&H Farms Ltd to Helen under the Reese Aksamit nied treatment based on your learned about government discussed at the November L. Folkerts as Trustee of the could be denied insurance ability to pay when being Irrevocable Trust. S11 T3N coverage for out of network and its structure. Sera en- meeting. Members are en- Helen L. Folkerts Revocable R1W Pt NE 1/4 SE 1/4 Pt Lot seen in the emergency room, joyed the tour of the Capitol couraged to bring old purses Trust. S25 T4N R4W Pt NW services. There is a phone you can expect to pay more 21; S11 T3N R1W Lot 7; Pt number on the back of your and their experience with the fi lled with personal items 1/4; S25 T4N R4W W 1/2 Lot 3 in Block 3, Bowmans for that care. Some payment National Guard. The speak- and snacks to the January NE 1/4. insurance card or you can go may even be requested at the Second North Addition of to their website to confi rm ers were also informative and meeting. Don F. Breland and Janet Bruning. time of service. motivational. Debra Albers New Business: The Mid- L. Breland to Timothy M. network providers. 5) Probably the most im- Village of Carleton to Be careful when getting also shared about the events year Conference will be held Erickson and Cindy L. Er- James OHearn. Lot 1, 2 in portant tip is to take advan- and experiences from Girl’s in Norfolk on January 18-20. ickson. Lot 7, 8 in Block 1, a referral, don’t assume tage of what you are paying Block 11, Original Town of because your physician State. Members asked ques- Registration will be only $5 Dueys Addition of Chester. Carleton. for. Many services and tests tions and thanked Sera for for the day. Jannette Suarez and Mar- refers you to a specialist are called preventative for a ZONING & for a procedure, that it will representing us. All guests Vicki Ozenbayh gave vin Suarez to Jamie L. APPLICATION FEES reason: to catch symptoms, were thanked for coming and a short presentation. She Jones. Lot 7 and Pt Lot 8 in be within your network. illness or disease and prevent Joshua Watson, Deshler. (Physicians don’t know who sharing the evening with us. talked about membership Block 5, Original Town of Cell tower and related com- it either from occurring or The regular meeting then and important upcoming Alexandria. all is covered by the many progressing. Most health munications equipment on different insurance plans.) opened with reading of the events. She mentioned that Jannette Suarez and Mar- the ground, $25. plans are required to cover November minutes and the her November newsletter If the referred physician is preventative care without not in network, know what treasurer’s report. was just out with important cost to the patient. Exam- There was no correspon- information regarding up- Local working group it will cost you to see them. ples include immunizations; Otherwise, you should fi nd dence to be read, so commit- coming events. The District annual well child and well tee reports followed. 11 Convention will be on meeting planned a physician that is in your woman physicals; cho- network and ask for a referral Committee reports fol- February 17 in Ohiowa, A Local Working Group that Conservation Reserve Program lesterol screening; cancer lowed: A blood mobile and all are invited to attend. provides advice on the priorities (CRP), or Agricultural Con- to them. screenings; mammograms; 2) Know when to have will be held in May at the It should be an interesting for many U.S. Department of servation Easement Program or counseling to improve Community Building. In- and informative day. She (ACEP) would be used most preauthorization or referral Agriculture conservation pro- your health. Know what formation will be shared as encouraged all to participate grams will meet February 5, at effectively in their area. This for services. At Thayer your insurance plan covers recommendation can include County Health Services and the date approaches; With in the Purses with a Purpose 9:30 a.m., at the Little Blue Nat- for preventative or essential regard to legislative, Dor- project. ural Resources District Offi ce, special target areas, cost share many hospitals, staff can health benefi ts and make sure othy Boss reported that our Zola Johnsen ended the 100 East 6th Street, Davenport. rates on conservation programs, confi rm preauthorization so you are using them. The public is encouraged to which conservation practices you have the best coverage 41st President, George H.W. meeting with a Christmas This list is not all inclusive Bush had passed away and reading on Silent Night. attend and express their natu- should have cost assistance, or they can inform you of of what is offered and what ral resource concerns. Ideas or how many dollars could be the status of your coverage that his funeral would be held The meeting was ad- you must know regarding on Wednesday, December journed. generated from the public will needed,” said Valasek. This so you can make the best your insurance. The bottom work group allows local input 5th; and Education – Presi- Submitted by Sherry Burg- help the U.S. Department of decision. Remember, don’t line is to talk to your in- Agriculture tailor their natural into how Federal dollars are assume; check and confi rm. dent Sharon Littrel thanked er spent, she said. surance provider, read the resource programs to meet the 3) Deductibles, copays, materials you received from needs identifi ed locally. Typically Nebraska NRCS and co-insurance can be obligates anywhere between your insurance company or There is a Local Working different for ‘in or out of Group in each Natural Resourc- $45 million to over $75 million check out their website. dollars to farmers and ranch- network’ services. Make Thayer County Health es District (NRD). Membership sure you understand your de- on the Local Working Group ers statewide through NRCS Services wants you to get a includes Federal, State, county, conservation programs. These ductible levels: the amount bang for your buck in 2019 Accident report Tribal or local government rep- programs helped landowners of money you have to by knowing your insurance resentatives according to Janet and operators make natural pay before insurance pays coverage, staying out of the anything. Know what your Dec. 14, 10:15 a.m. — had an estimated $2,500 in Valasek, district conservation- resource improvements to their ER and use the preventative Emanuel Burkholder, 68, damage. His 1997 Toyota ist for the Natural Resources land, water, or wildlife. This copayment and/or coinsur- health care options your in- ance (the amount after your of Columbia, Mo., was had $2,000 damage. Conservation Service (NRCS) funding was allocated according surance provides. The goal headed northbound in the Dec. 23, 3:45 p.m. — to the priorities set by the Local deductible is met) is going to whose agency guides the Local is to keep you healthy and left lane on Highway 81 Quinton Gwin, 17, of Working Group. Working Group. be and expect to pay it when out of the clinic and hospital. For more information about you go to your appointment. and had something in his Fairbury, was eastbound on “The Local Working Group eye when he bumped a 2007 Highway 8 and stated he did recommends to the NRCS the Natural Resources Conser- State Conservationist how vation Service and the programs Kenworth semi-tractor with not see the turn signal on a conservation programs like and services they provide, visit a trailer, driven by Francisco pickup truck and stock trailer the Environmental Quality your local USDA Service Cen- WEDNESDAY Terrazas, 29, of Garden City, as it was rounding Road Incentives Program (EQIP), ter or www.ne.nrcs.usda.gov. NIGHT LEAGUE Kan. Estimated damage to 6400. After trying to pass High Scratch Team Series: Burkholder’s vehicle was both vehicles, Gwin spun Channel Seeds — 2261; High $5,000. The semi had $3,000 out of control and went into Men’s Game: Bryce Mammen in estimated damage. Both the south ditch. There was Blue Valley Bowl 266, Dave Klaumann 256, drivers had cruise control damage to Gwin’s vehicle Bowling Results Dana Traeger 237; High Men’s set — Burkholder was at 71 door because it was struck by Series: Dave Klaumann 675, miles per hour and Terrazas a tree. A tire on the vehicle Dana Traeger 651, Bryce at 68 miles per hour. was blown as well. Gwin Mammen 629. Dec. 21, 3:50 pm. — Kev- was driving a 2008 Chrysler MONDAY NIGHT in Guthrie, 31, of Hebron, Sebring. Two witnesses saw LEAGUE was making a right turn into the truck’s turning signal on. email us at [email protected] THURSDAY High Scratch Team Series: NIGHT LEAGUE the Shell Station parking Both drivers were checked The Pillars — 2234 High Men’s lot when he clipped Wanda by Chester rescue at the Need more info? High Scratch Team Series: Call Holly Beavers Game: John Coyle 244, Bob After Five Floozies -- 1703; Shipley, 73, of Hebron. scene and no injuries were re- at 785-527-2456 Fayle 237, Ryan Bulin 225; High Women’s Game: Sarah Guthrie said the sun blinded ported at that time. Estimated High Men’s Series: Dennis Wiseman 242, Pam Wagner him and he did not see Ship-120 PARKdamage AVENUE to the Chrysler was Degenhardt 615, Gary Reinsch 200, Kinsey Bohling 200; High ley’s 2008 Chevrolet, whichHEBRON, $2,500. NE 68370 601, Bob Fayle 577. Women’s Series: Sarah Wise- 402.768.6041 man 622, Pam Wagner 508, FAX: 402.768.4669 INCOME TAX SERVICES TUESDAY NIGHT Paula Day 485. LEAGUE THURSDAY NIGHT SATELLITE CLINIC SCHEDULE High Scratch Team Series: Linda Cox, CPA LEAGUE BRUNING CLINIC Price Funeral Home — 1629; High Scratch Team Series: Maggie Johnson, PAC 9:30 - 11:30 Jan. 15 Melissa Powers, Preparer High Women’s Game: Diane Voss Seed -- 2009; High Men’s Maggie Johnson, PAC 2:00 - 4:30 Jan. 17 Jacobson 186, Michele Modlin Game: Leroy Voss 229, Shane 614 Fourth St., Deshler, NE CHESTER CLINIC 172, Janice Klaumann 164; Day 223, Colby Hergott 221; Dr. Heinrichs 9:30 - 11:30 Jan. 16 High Women’s Series: Mi- High Men’s Series: Leroy Voss DAVENPORT CLINIC 402-365-4460 chele Modlin 467, Sharon Bell 609, Andrew Wiedel 558, Colby Maggie Johnson, PAC 9:30 - 11:30 Jan. 14 431, Diane Jacobson 426. Hergott 557. Wendy VanSkiver, PAC 2:00 - 4:30 Jan. 16 Serving the Deshler/Thayer County community since 1995 DESHLER CLINIC FRIDAY JUNIOR Dr. Hubl 2:00 - 4:30 Jan. 14 LEAGUE Wendy VanSkiver 9:00 - 11:30 Jan. 17 Closing Grain Bid 120 park ave. hebron, ne 402-768-7203 Jan. 8, 2018 Boys High Game: Walker www.ThayerCountyHealth.com Dick 138; Girls High Game: Farmers & Ranchers Chester, Nebraska Caitlyn Mitchell 156. Corn, bu ...... $3.36 Cow/Calf College Milo, bu ...... $2.90 SUNDAY NIGHT Wheat, bu...... $4.40 LEAGUE High Scratch Team Se- 2019 Soybeans, bu...... $7.90 ries: Broncos — 2022; High Women’s Game: Nancy Vogel Partners in Progress 174, Sandra Shaw 173, Karen Roskilly 157; High Men’s Beef Seminar Game: Mike Prellwitz 224, Ryan Bulin 224, Corey Schoenrock Monday, January 14, 2019 217; High Women’s Series: QUESTIONS ABOUT YOUR CPAP AGP Sandra Shaw 471, Carlece 9:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. Grain Marketing Kenner 435, Nancy Vogel 432; OR SLEEPING PROBLEMS?? High Men’s Series: Mike US-MARC, Clay Center, NE Phone: 402-324-5475 or Prellwitz 616, Corey Schoen- toll free 1-800-322-9579 rock 612, Ryan Bulin 562. Please register online at fillmore.unl.edu or at: go.unl.edu/frcollegereg. You can also call the Fillmore 120 PARK AVENUE HEBRON, NE 68370 County Extension Office at 402-759-3712, PH: 402.768.6041 FAX: 402.768.4669 or email Brandy VanDeWalle at CAFETERIA CONFERENCE ROOM SPECIALTY CLINIC SCHEDULE [email protected] 1st Wednesday of the month 9am-1pm MEET THE SPEAKERS VASCULAR CLINIC PODIATRY CLINIC 3rd Wednesday of the month 1:30pm-6pm Dr. Mark Boggess and Dr. Dale Grotelueschen, Directors MARC & GPVEC Dr. Hansen Jan. 14 Dr. Krejci Jan. 17 Dr. Mary Drewnoski, NE Extension Beef Systems Specialist ONCOLOGY/HEMATOLOGY CARDIOLOGY CLINIC Carmen Eimers 402-759-6605 Dr. Rick Funston, NE Extension Reproduction Physiologist Dr. Warner Jan. 16 Dr. Nass Jan. 14 Dr. Amy Schmidt, Assoc. Prof., Bio Systems Engineering/Animal Science GENERAL SURGERY Dr. Miller Jan. 18 Dr. Kip Lukasiewicz, Production Animal Consultation Dr. Ye Ye Jan. 16 (New patients need a Sponsored by the Farmers & Ranchers College referral.) in collaboration with UNL Extension www.ThayerCountyHealth.com 120 Park Ave, Hebron, NE 68370 4 - Wednesday, January 9, 2019 - The Hebron Journal-Register Women’s Obituaries Achievement Special Occasions and Reid Sutton of Durango, Club meets Bonnie Colo.; great-grandchildren, Nine members of the Jack Mersereau and Walter Women’s Achievement Club Head Fisher; and friends. enjoyed a combination reg- Bonnie Jean Head, the A memorial service will ular meeting and Christmas daughter of Peter and Vida be held January 14, at Blue Thayer Central party. Each member brought (Jewell) Harrison, was born Vallley Lutheran Nursing a delicious covered dish for May 12, 1920, in Hebron. Home Chapel in Hebron, Community Schools all to enjoy. She departed this life Thurs- at 2 p.m. Officiant will be Hostesses were Tammy day, December 20, 2018, at Gretchen Naugle. ACTIVITIES Burd and Linda Burd. Mem- Blue Valley Lutheran Nurs- Memorials are directed to Thursday, January 10: bers answered roll call with a ing Home in Hebron, at the The Humane Society. Home reserve BB with favorite Christmas tradition. age of 98 years. Condolences may be left Fairbury, 5:30 p.m.; JH BBB Members discussed re- Bonnie at www.krollfh.com. at BDS in Davenport. placing some of the lighting grew up Inurnment will be at Happy 80th Birthday Friday, January 11: FFA used at Roosevelt Park. in Hebron Carleton Cemetery. chapter meeting, 7:30 a.m.; It was voted to use LED attending Kroll Funeral Home of Ron Williams! Hebron is in charge of ar- In celebration of Ron Williams’ 80th birthday, his WR at Elm Creek, 2:30 p.m.; lighting. If anyone would school and like to donate to the lighting graduat- rangements. family would like you to join them at the Belvidere Home BB with Sutton, 4:30 p.m.; BB on Striv. fund, contact club treasurer ing from Community Center, Saturday, January 12. Adult Brenda Striggow at 402- Hebron beverages start at 5:30 p.m. Saturday, January 12: Speech at Fairbury; JH BBB 768-6605. High James at Fairbury, 9:30 a.m.; WR It was decided to take School with the class of The Hebron Journal-Register invites you to share your special occasion at Gibbon, 10 a.m.; BB at down the lighting at Roo- 1937. She continued her Beisner announcements with our readers. Contact us at hebronjr@windstream. Milford, 4:30 p.m. sevelt Park on Jan. 5 at education at Cotty Women’s James Robert Beisner of net or 402-768-6602 for more information. There is a fee associated with one o’clock. If there’s bad College for two years and published announcements. Monday, January 14: Hebron, the son of Harold Kearney underclassman weather, lighting will be the University of Nebraska and Mary (Carter) Beisner, honor band; Read program taken down Jan. 12. for one year. was born April 14, 1938, in kickoff, 8:30 a.m.; Home Members exchanged While visiting her aunt Hebron. He departed this JV BB triangular, 4 p.m.; homemade gifts. Each mem- in Colorado Springs, Colo., life on January 5, 2019, at School board meeting, 6:30 ber brought a gift for Blue she met Thomas Head who Blue Valley Lutheran Home p.m.; Cheer practice in high Valley Community Action’s was stationed there in the in Hebron, at the age of 80 school gym, 7 p.m. clients’ shopping day. Army Air Corp. They were years. Bruning- Tuesday, January 15: The club would welcome married August 1943 in San Jim Home BB with Friend, 4:30 any ladies as guests if Antonio, Texas, Tom’s final grew up Davenport p.m. they would be interested in military posting. This union in Hebron Deshler Public Wednesday, January 16: joining the club. The next was blessed with the birth of attending Unified School FFA LDE contest. meeting is March 18. three children. school and Schools At the end of WWII, graduat- ACTIVITIES Thomas’ work as a petro- ing from Friday, January 10: JH Fangmeier leum geologist, moved them Hebron ACTIVITIES Free Farm frequently to seven different High School. Jim enlisted BBB with TC at Davenport, Thursday, January 10: 6 p.m.; MUDECAS BB. Finance Clinic named to states and twice to Canada. in the United States Army JH BBB at Superior, 6:30 In this adventurous life style, February 8, 1960. He served Friday, January 11: ACT p.m. President’s List registration deadline. Farmers and ranchers are that Bonnie truly loved, she in Germany and Vietnam Friday, January 11: raised their three children. overseas, receiving Good Saturday, January 12: JH Home BB with McCool invited to attend a free clinic. Brendan Fangmeier of BBB tourney at Dorchester; The clinics are one-on-one, Hebron was one of 289 Throughout her life Bon- Conduct Medal, Army Com- Junction, 4, p.m./5:15 nie was involved in countless mendation Medal, Oak Leaf MUDECAS BBB; Speech at p.m./6:30 p.m./8 p.m. not group sessions, and Chadron State College stu- Fairbury. are confidential. The Farm dents who met requirements community projects helping Cluster, National Campaign Saturday, January 12: other people and was an ac- Medal, Overseas Service Monday, January 14: Speech at Fairbury; JH BBB Finance clinic gives you for the Fall 2018 President’s HS JV G/B BB tourney a chance to meet with an List by earning a 4.0 cumu- tive member of the Episcopal Bars, Army Forces Expedi- quad at Dorchester, 9 a.m.; Church. Upon retirement, tionary Medal and Vietnam at Thayer Central; School Show choir workshop, 4 p.m. experienced Ag law attorney lative grade point average on a 4.0 scale. Students must be Tom and Bonnie moved Cross of Gallantry Medal. board meeting at Bruning; Monday, January 14: and Ag financial counselor. Bus evacuation drills, 8:30 These clinic staff special- enrolled in at least 12 credit back to Hebron, living in He was honorably dis- Home JV BB with Sutton, her parents home where she charged November 30, 1979. a.m.;l JH BBB at Blue Hill, 6:30 p.m./7:30 p.m. ize in legal and financial hours of coursework during 6 p.m. issues related to farming and the semester to qualify. grew up, and continued her After returning home to Tuesday, January 15: community activities with Hebron, Jim drove the Blue Tuesday, January 15: BB GBB at Lawrence-Nelson, ranching, including financial at McCool Junction. planning, estate and tran- many projects such as devel- Valley Community Action 6:30 p.m./7:30 p.m. oping Arrowhead Gardens, Bus driving seniors to their Wednesday, January 16: Wednesday, January sition planning, farm loan FFA Leadership develop- programs, debtor/creditor Norder serving as a safe home for doctor appointments in 16: FFA district leadership women, planting an orchard Beatrice and Lincoln. He ment, 7:30 a.m. contests. law, water rights, and other relevant matters. named to and being active members of also drove for Blue Valley Here is an opportunity St. David’s Episcopal church Lutheran Nursing Home. to obtain an experienced Dean’s list of Fairbury. Jim enjoyed spending time News and advertising outside opinion on issues Bonnie loved being back in his dad’s shop helping re- Hastings College has an- in Hebron. She had class- that may be affecting your nounced the Dean’s List for store their 1951 International farm or ranch. Bring your mates and many old friends. Pickup. deadline is its fall 2018 semester. For the Spending time together was questions. semester, 317 students from Spending time with his A local clinic will be held a great pleasure. Her biggest family and friends was Jim’s Monday noon for 18 states and six countries joy in her life was her family, in Fairbury on January 30. were named to the Dean’s main enjoyment. To sign up for a clinic or her children, grandchildren He is preceded in death by List, with 234 students and great grandchildren. The Hebron Journal-Register for more information, call achieving a 4.0 grade point his parents and brother, Bill. Michelle at the Nebraska She is preceded in death He is survived by nieces, average. by her parents; and her hus- Farm Hotline 1-800-464- Grand Norder of Bruning nephews and friends. 0258. band, Tom. Following Jim’s wishes, was among those achieving She is survived by son, The Nebraska Department this honor. he was cremated and a of Agriculture and Legal Aid Thomas H. Head and wife graveside memorial was To be eligible for the Thayer of Blairmore, Alber- of Nebraska sponsor the farm Dean’s List, students must held January 9, at Rose Hill finance clinics. to, Canada, and Alan Head of Cemetery in Hebron. His achieve a grade point aver- Milwaukee; daughter, Lisa age of 3.7 to 4.0 scale and cremains will be inurned Ann Sutton and husband with military honors by be registered for full-time Richard of Lincoln; grand- coursework. Thayer County American Our classifieds children, Sarah Head and Legion Posts. husband Bill Fisher of Le- No visitation-cremation. are in print and thbridge, Alberto, Stephanie Kroll Funeral Home of BOE Meeting Head and husband Andre Hebron was in charge of online. Call to Mersereau of Ottawa, Cana- arrangements. The Board of Educational da, Micah Sutton of Lincoln, place yours Service Unit No. 5 will meet in regular session on January today! 14, at 6:00 p.m., at the Ed- ucational Service Unit No. T.C. Senior of the Week — Stewart 5, 900 West Court Street, Beatrice. Thayer Central Senior of the Week is Damian Stewart. Damian is the son Central Market Kluck named of Robert and Christie Stewart. Your Hometown Grocer to Dean’s List Damian’s favorite class 240 LINCOLN AVE. is math, “because you use Johanna Kluck of Bruning it all the time.” His favor- HEBRON, NEBRASKA BIG BUY was named to the Wartburg ite food is, “Whatever my College Fall Term Dean’s Mom makes for supper. 768-6216 List. She’s an amazing cook.” The college recognized OPEN Damian’s favorite pastime 478 students for Fall Term. MON. - WED. BACON is running away from neg- Damian Stewart The list honors students ative energy. who earned a cumulative 7:30 - 6 At Thayer Central, Da- GPA of 3.5 or above in at if you fail, try again, it THURS. 7:30-7 mian has been involved in least four course credits won’t hurt you.” cross country, wrestling, FRI. 7:30 - 6 during the term. Three of the Following graduation and track. four course credits have to in May, Damian plans on SAT. 7:30 - 5:30 His advice to underclass- be graded with a traditional working in construction or SUNDAY 11 - 4 men is, “Try your hardest, letter grade. as an electrician. $ .29 Wartburg students take 16 oz four courses during Fall Prices Effective Term, which runs from Sep- Wed., Jan. 9 tember through December. through Send your news and photos to Tues., Jan. 15 GREAT AMERICAN2 REGULAR & LITE Double Coupons In Home Care Everyday Going Above and Beyond [email protected] Food Stamps COOL & WIC Welcome BEEF OF FILET WHIP BULL SALE? Run this size ad in over 155 Open Sundays Newspapers for just $6.21/newspaper 11am - 4pm Place your 2x2 display ad in over 165 Ne- $ .99 braska newspapers & get your message to $ .49 over 590,000 readers. Statewide coverage for just $6.21* per publication. *Statewide Check our insert in For information contact: cost only $975. 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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sunday School, 10 a.m. 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, January 15: Bible Sundays: Sunday School, 9 Monday, January 14 to Tues- Lana Likens, Lay Pastor Wednesday, January 16: study, 10:30 a.m.; Bible study, a.m.; Worship Service, 10 a.m. day, January 22: Nine days for Sundays: Worship, 10 a.m.; * CHESTER * Quilting, 1:30 p.m.; Parkview 7 p.m. Wednesdays: Bible study, life; Pray for the respect and Sunday School, 11 a.m. Haven, 3 p.m.; Confi rmation Wednesday, January 16: 6:45 p.m. protection of all human life. ST. JOHN LUTHERAN class, 4 p.m.; Preaching class, Midweek confirmation, 4:15 7 p.m. p.m.; Bells, 6:30 p.m.; Vocal FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Rev. Robert Hopkins, Pastor HEBRON BIBLE CHURCH * BELVIDERE * Sundays: Worship, 11 a.m. choir, 8 p.m. Sundays: Worship, 10:30 (fi rst, third and fi fth Sundays) PEACE LUTHERAN a.m. Jeff Friesen, Pastor BELVIDERE UNITED Pastor Sundays: Sunday School, 9 CHURCH OF CHRIST Wednesday, January 9: 5 * FRIEDENSAU * GRACE LUTHERAN a.m.; Worship, 10 a.m. Kim Dunker, Pastor * DAVENPORT * and 6 PACE, 4 p.m.; 7 and 8 CHURCH Wednesdays: Women's Bi- Sundays: Worship, 9 a.m.; TRINITY LUTHERAN CHRIST'S LUTHERAN PACE, 5 p.m.; Peace choir, Rev. Jose Flores Keith Brozek, Pastor ble study, 7 p.m. Kristen Van Stee, Pastor 8 p.m. Wednesday, January 9: Saturdays: Worship Service, Thursdays: Prayer time, 9 * BETHEL * Sundays: Sunday School, 9:30 Thursday, January 10: Annu- Elders’ meeting, 7 p.m. 6:30 p.m. a.m. BETHEL CHURCH a.m.; Worship, 10:30 a.m. al report deadline; Newsletter Thursday, January 10: DLS Sundays: Worship, Bible Saturdays (2nd and 4th): Jim Hubble, Pastor assembly, 2 p.m.; Staff meeting, Chapel, 9:15 a.m.; Nursing study, Coffee fellowship, 9 a.m. Men's Bible study. Sundays: Sunday School, CHURCH OF CHRIST 4 p.m. home/Assisted living visits Friday, January 11: Men’s HEBRON & CHESTER 9:15 a.m.; Worship, 10:30 a.m. Ron Shields, Pastor by Pastor; Pastor in offi ce in Sundays: Sunday School, 9 breakfast at Broken Spoke, 7 afternoon. UNITED METHODIST * HUBBELL * * BRUNING * a.m.; Worship, 10 a.m. a.m.; Church offi ces closed. Sunday, January 13: Wor- Rev. Rick Jones, Pastor Sunday, January 13: Sunday ship Service and Installation Sundays: Worship at Ches- ZION LUTHERAN School for all, 9 a.m.; Worship ter, 11 a.m.; Worship at Hebron, TRINITY LUTHERAN ST. PETER'S LUTHERAN of offi cers, 10 a.m.; Sunday Rev. Robert Hopkins, Pastor Stuart Sell, Pastor with Pastor Jim Ernst, LCMC, School and Bible class, 11:15 9 a.m.; Sunday School, Ches- Sundays: Worship, 11 a.m. Pastor Greg Schaffer 10 a.m. ter, 9:30 a.m.; Hebron, 10:15 Wednesday, January 9: Sundays: Worship, 9 a.m.; a.m.; Jr. youth, 4 p.m.; Basket- (second and fourth Sundays) Monday, January 14: Prayer- a.m. Faith Walk Wednesday, 6 p.m. Sunday School and Bible class, ball and Bibles at DLS, 7 p.m. fully Simple Bible Study, 7 p.m. - 7 p.m.; Confi rmation class, 6 10:15 a.m. Tuesday, January 15: Annual * OAK * p.m.; Church council meeting, Wednesday, January 16: 5 report items due. KING OF KINGS 7:30 p.m. and 6 PACE, 4 p.m.; 7 and 8 CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP UNITED METHODIST Thursday, January 17: DLS FIRST COMMUNITY Sunday, January 13: Sun- PACE, 5 p.m.; Peace Choir, Chapel, 9:15 a.m.; Pastor in Darrell Sutton, Pastor Jeanie Leeper, Pastor 8 p.m. Tuesdays: Service, 7 p.m. CHURCH day School, 9 a.m.; Worship Sundays: Worship, 10:30 offi cer in afternoon. Service, 10 a.m. Thursday, January 17: Annu- Sundays: Worship, 6 p.m.; Kevin Bogus, Pastor a.m. al Report deadline; Newsletter Sunday School, 5 p.m.; fi rst and Tuesday, January 15: Text * GILEAD * 308-763-8066 study. assembly, 2 p.m.; Staff meeting, third Sundays of month. Sundays: Sunday School, 9 * DAYKIN * 4 p.m. Wednesday, January 16: ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN a.m.; Worship 10 a.m. Faith Walk Wednesday, 6 HARVESTIME First Saturday: Men's break- ST. JOHN ST. PETER LUTHERAN Pastor Kenneth Kramer NEW LIFE ASSEMBLY p.m. - 7 p.m.; Confi rmation Pastor Annette Minderman Sundays: Sunday School, 10 fast, 7:30 a.m. class, 6 p.m. Brian Francik, Pastor Mike Hood, Pastor Sundays: Worship, 9 a.m. Wednesday, January 9: a.m.; Worship, 11 a.m. Sundays: Worship, 10 a.m. Midweek confirmation, 4:15 * RUSKIN * UNITED METHODIST * DESHLER * p.m.; Bells, 6:30 p.m.; Vocal * HARDY * SACRED HEART CATHOLIC Jeanie Leeper, Pastor choir, 8 p.m. Father Rudolf Oborny, Pastor BETHANY LUTHERAN Sundays: Worship, 9 a.m. ABIDING WORD LUTHER- Thursday, January 10: Con- ST. PAUL LUTHERAN Wednesday, January 9: Irvin Schleufer, PMA Pastor Breen Marie Sipes AN versations, 7 a.m.; Quilt tying, CCD classes, 7 p.m.; Knights Gerald Toepfer, PMA Jon Langness, Pastor Sundays: Worship, 9 a.m. * BYRON * 9 a.m.; DLS Chapel, 9:15 a.m. of Columbus meeting, 8:20 p.m. Connie Raess, Pastor Wednesday, January 9: Friday, January 11: Bulletin Saturday, January 12: Mass, Sundays: Worship, 10 a.m. ST. PETER LUTHERAN WMF Bible study, 1:30 p.m.; folders, 1 p.m. * HEBRON * 6 p.m. RURAL BYRON Confirmation class, 4 p.m.; Sunday, January 13: Wor- Sunday, January 13: Mass, Pastor Breen Marie Sipes Preaching class, 7 p.m. ship, 9:45 a.m.; Sunday School FAITH LUTHERAN 10 a.m.; Knights of Columbus ******** Sundays: Worship, 10:30 Friday, January 11: Ladies and coffee fellowship, 10:45 Brian Francik, Pastor Major Degree, 11:30 a.m., Copy requested by noon on a.m. Bible study, 1 p.m. a.m.; Adult Bible class, 11 a.m.; Contact # 402-200-1228 St. Joseph Catholic Church Mondays. To make additions Saturday, January 12: Men’s MBB at DLS, 7 p.m. Sundays: Worship, 8:30 a.m. in Superior; Annual singles/ or changes, Fax 402-768-7354, * CARLETON * breakfast and Bible study, 7 Monday, January 14: LCMS widow and widower’s dinner at e-mail hebronjr@windstream. a.m. Communion at Parkview Hav- FIRST COMMUNITY the home of Leland and Carol net or phone 402-768-6602. Obituaries

cooking and she took joy in JoAnn and Cork were Condolences may be left at absorbed a host of pets in- Kathryn preparing wonderful meals JoAnn bonded very deeply in love. PriceUrbauerAhrendts.com. cluding dogs, cats, hamsters, for her family. It didn’t really matter what Price Funeral Home was birds, ducks, geese and, yes, Larkins Renz they were doing as long as entrusted with the arrange- even a raccoon. She is preceded in death by Kathryn Ann Larkins of JoAnn Martha (Schultz) it was with each other and ments. Eulla also took time for Chester, the daughter of Dar- her parents; and infant son, Renz, age 83, of Deshler, was their family. Going on rides herself in her deepest pas- rell and Darlene (Johnson) Jarod Scott Priefert. born May 1, 1935, to Ova and with Cork was a big part of sion for love of gardening Messman, was born Decem- She is survived by her Martha Schultz near Ruskin. her life. Often times the fi ve Eulla both inside and outside. She ber 20, 1958, in Hebron. She husband, Duane of Ches- She passed away on January kids were in the back end of Gertsch took great pride in gaining departed this life on January ter; sons, Brandon Priefert 1, 2019, at Brodstone Me- the pickup. Whether it was the victory over stubborn Eulla Annie Gertsch, 2, 2019, at Bryan LGH East and wife Jenny of Gretna, morial Hospital in Superior. to Lovewell Lake, the river, weeds, cold temperatures in Lincoln, at the age of 60 She was or one of their many friends Chester, daughter of Thom- and little or too much rain. years. and Chadley Priefert and baptized houses, JoAnn loved her as and Malena (Nelson) She also developed a love of Kathy Tara Caroon of Hebron; on April family time. Cowell, was born June 18, genealogy and an interest in grew up in daughter, Paige Culler and 15, 1940, She is preceded in death 1935, at Riley, Kansas. She the history of her long-time Bruning, husband Tanner of Omaha; by Pastor by her parents, Martha and passed from this life on residence. attending sisters, Becky Sandman and P.J. Vacm- Ova Schultz; in-laws, Ebel January 4, 2019, at the Blue Eulla will be forever school husband Don of Utica, and men and Christian Henry and Hazel Valley Lutheran Nursing remembered by her daugh- and grad- confi rmed Renz; sister, Madeline; Home, Hebron, at the age ters, Cathy Hicks, Nancy uated with Mary Otto and husband Tim June 5, brothers, Raymond, Eugene, of 83 years. Meacham, Vicki Badger and the class of Bellevue; brother, Darrell 1949, by Pastor Petersen at Edwin and Wayne Schultz; Eulla graduated from Cheryl Laurie; sons, Russell of 1977. Messman Jr. and wife Pau- Bethany Lutheran Church sisters-in-law, Geraldine, high school in Clay Center, Gertsch, Fred Gertsch and During high school, she went line of Beatrice; grandchil- at Ruskin. Her confi rmation Bertha Mae and Virginia Kansas. On June 27, 1954, Steve Larson; several grand- on different youth mission dren, Grayson, Rylan and verse was John 14:6, “I am Schultz; brothers-in-law, she was united in marriage to children; other relatives and trips, caring for many differ- Hayden Priefert, Hudson the way, the truth and the Merwin “Cap” Renz and Carl E. Gertsch. He preceded friends. ent people. After graduation life; no man cometh unto the Robert “Bob” Werner. her in death on November The family has chosen Priefert, Kipton Culler and, she continued her education Father, but by me.” JoAnn will be forever 6, 2003. direct cremation services and attending Southeast Com- on the way, baby Aylin Ann JoAnn graduated from remembered by her husband Eulla’s priority was to will have a family inurnment munity College receiving Culler; nieces, nephews and Ruskin High School with of 64 years, Cork Renz; ensure that everyone who at a later date. her degree as a Licensed friends. the Class of 1952. her five children; grand- came into her life was well Price~Urbauer~Ahrendts Practical Nurse. Funeral services were She was united in marriage children, Jock, Jed, Joni, cared for. She, along with Funeral Home, Hebron, She married James Priefert held January 7 at the United to Berdon “Cork” Renz on Brody, Brock, Britany Renz, her husband Carl, raised Davenport and Deshler was June 11, 1977, at the Unit- August 29, 1954. They have Jordan Crockett-Drohman, seven children and juggled in charge of these arrange- Methodist Church in Ches- ed Methodist Church in sons, Rocky (Marj) Renz of Logan Crockett, Austin Girl Scout meetings, school ments. Bruning. This union was ter,. Offi ciant was Pastor Hardy and Barry (Dorothy) Karnatz, Desiree Swafford, and home birthdays, softball blessed with the birth of four Rick Jones; organist, Diane Renz of Deshler; and daugh- Drew Spooner, Elizabeth, games, swimming lessons, children. Smith; recorded hymn, ters, Cindy Renz of Elkhorn, Trevor and Cole Duensing; fi shing trips, and camping Her mission in life was “Its A Wonderful World;” Patricia Crockett of Superior 21 great-grandchildren; in the backyard just to name News and helping people. She worked special music by Tyler So- and Eve (Kirk) Duensing of brother, Keith (Heral Jean) a few. Schultz of Superior; sisters- Despite this active home advertising at Thayer County Health renson and Emma Petherick, Byron. Services in Hebron and then JoAnn and Cork lived in-law, Mary Lou Renz of life she had a long career car- Blue Valley Lutheran Care “Supermarket Flowers;” in rural Ruskin while they Deshler and Judith Werner ing for sick and elderly nurs- deadline is Home in Hebron, where she and congregational hymn, farmed. JoAnn had several of Carleton; several nieces ing home residents ensuring was still working at the time “Amazing Grace.” jobs off the farm working and nephews and a host of the maximum commitment Monday noon for of her death. Casket bearers were Trent outside of her home. JoAnn friends. to their individual needs. She married Duane Lar- Otto, Travis Otto, Nate worked at Nuckolls Coun- Funeral services were Not content to let a moment The Hebron held on January 5, at Peace go by without taking care of kins September 5, 2015, at Messman, Ryan Messman, ty Courthouse in Nelson, the United Methodist Church Wagon Wheel Cafe, Ruskin Lutheran Church, Deshler, someone or something, she Journal-Register in Chester. He brought so Trevor Messman and An- grocery store, Deshler Grain with Pastor Rich Steven- much joy to her life. drew Wilshusen. elevator and Parkview Hav- son, officiating. Organist She was an active member Honorary casket bearers en nursing home. was Julia Pohlmann, with of the United Methodist are the grandchildren. In her early years, she was special vocal selections by Church in Hebron before Condolences may be left a member of Bethany Lu- Brad Schultz, “Untitled Hymn: Come to Jesus” and Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma moving to Chester where she at www.krollfh.com. theran church, Ruskin, and played the organ and piano after they moved to Deshler “On the Wings of a Snow Roundup®, a common weed and for Sunday service and many Memorials are directed in she transferred her mem- White Dove.” Congregation- grass killer, may be linked to the different occasions. care of family. bership to Peace Lutheran, al hymns were “On Eagles development of Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma in farm workers and cappolino | dodd | KrEbs Her main joy in her life Burial was in the Bruning Deshler. JoAnn served on the Wings” and “The Old Rug- Tough • ExpEriEncEd • TrusTworThy llp employees in garden centers, nurseries, was spending time with Public Cemetery. Church Council and various ged Cross.” JoAnn’s grandsons served and landscapers. If you or someone her family, especially being Kroll Funeral Home of women’s groups. JoAnn you care about has been diagnosed 1-800-460-0606 “Meemaw” to her grandchil- enjoyed being a homemaker, as casket bearers, Jock REsponsIblE attoRnEy: RIchaRd dodd Hebron was in charge of with Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma, 312 s houston st. camERon, tx 76520 dren. The family loved her baking, especially home- Renz, Jed Renz, Brody FoR moRE InFoRmatIon, sEE: arrangements. contact us today as time may be limited. made bread, gardening and Renz, Brock Renz, Logan www.RespectForyou.com/nhl canning her garden produce. Crockett, Austin Karnatz, She took great pride in per- Trevor Duensing and Cole fecting her craft of sewing. Duensing. THE WHEELHOUSE RESTAURANT Along with sewing her chil- Honorary bearers were Deshler • 402-365-7245 dren’s clothing, she shared Joni Renz, Jordan Crock- This Weeks Specials: her sewing talents with many ett-Drohman, Britany Renz, other family members and Desiree Swafford, Drew Tuesday Night Special - Wings many of her friends. JoAnn Spooner, Elizabeth Du- Wednesday - All you can eat Broasted Chicken enjoyed so many differ- ensing, Dave Barrett and Thursday - BBQ Ribs ent forms of crafting and Gordon Michels. crocheting. She also had a Interment was in Spring Friday - Seafood special w/salad bar love for music. Playing the Creek Cemetery, rural Saturday - Steak night w/salad bar piano, singing and even just Ruskin. listening to music was a big Memorials go to the fam- Hours: Tuesday - Saturday 5:00 - 10:00 p.m. part of her life. ily’s choice. 6 - Wednesday, January 9, 2019 - The Hebron Journal-Register

Belvidere By Linda Hudson

The New Year 2019 ar- Kearney. Also present were selected as “One Book, One rived reminding us what it the Josh Waldmeier family Nebraska.” This is a project is like to have a cold zero of Belvidere. encouraging Nebraska peo- New Year’s Eve, causing us The holidays brought ple to read, “This Blessed to know how a winter night much happiness to the Henry Earth.” It is a read about feels again. But then, three Labers of Hebron as their a family living on a farm. days later, the day tempera- granddaughter, Melissa and However, Gov. Ricketts will ture was 55 degrees and you husband Jessie Groman of not sign the proclamation to found men heading toward Silt, Colo., spent several make this the chosen book. the local golf course. days with them. The author is objecting. I Talking of the cold New Over the weekend Senator think his objection to it is Year’s Eve, it was very nice Warren announced that she just going to make more to be snuggled in at home. introduced a bill that will people read it. One reason Gone are the days of going make hearing aids more said it tells about the horrors to Hubbell and dancing the affordable and people will of fighting the Keystone night away, even with very be able to purchase them Pipeline as told by the farmer outdoor frigid temperatures. over the counter. She said who thinks the right of em- And then ending the night this will go into effect in JR Photo/Art Whitton inent domain is not fair. Of with a breakfast at Chester several months. course the governor likes Christmas celebration... or Ortmans. How are you doing with the pipeline, so he probably A fine Christmas sermon was held Christmas Eve at the St. John Lutheran Church in In those days places unwanted telephone calls? doesn’t want to proclaim stayed open all night or at Wouldn’t it have been nice Chester. The program was hosted by the children of the congregation who read passages something being good when least very late. Now we are if the New Year would have he is against it. Think it is and sang about the spirit of Christmas. Samantha Poppe, Tabitha Jensen, Hayden Taylor home adjusting our recliners ended these disgusting calls? and Mark Poppe read aloud and sang. Accompanying them were Karol Wassom on Piano time to read this book. and struggling to stay awake Most everyone probably Be sure to circle your and Michelle Dinkel on the organ. Candles were lit by the congregation at the end of the to see the ball drop in New has the words memorized. calendar for the night of York City. And of course it Hello! Do Not Hang Up! service. Pictured are (l-r): Samantha Poppe, Tabitha Jensen, Hayden Taylor and Mark Poppe. January 20-21. A rare event actually is only 11 p.m. in This call will help you with will occur that can be seen the Midwest. a new back brace—hello, This entire week has you have qualified to have in Nebraska. Special cir- proved Nebraska really is your college loan lowered. cumstances will make for the land of extremes! WHAT--you mean the one I a super blood wolf moon. Hot The Thayer County high had 60 years ago? Or I am so Super means that the moon school basketball teams lucky as I can have my car is as close as it can get to seem to be struggling a bit at get extended warranty. New Earth which makes it appear this point of the season. The windows, medical alert — larger than usual. The full sauce... moon in January is known Lary Holtzen as Magnolia oldest Mudecas Tournament the list goes on and on. No held in Beatrice started this wonder I can’t get anything as the Wolf moon. The lunar DuKane; Kathleen Philippi eclipse turns it red and then it as Sue Rae (Momma) Du- week. It is a big tournament done. How can they keep composed of sixteen teams doing this. Surely they don’t is known as the blood moon. Kane; John Noojin as W.C. What makes all this is the (Daddy) DuKane; Tony in Southeast Nebraska. The get many “takers.” BDS and Meridian girls Now that we are into the moon will pass behind the Norder as Juan; John Lange earth. Rather than reflecting as Prescott Knight; Lorene each began it with a loss. new year, I am wondering It is always the hope of all what it has planned for us. the light from the sun, the Culler as Helen Knight; and moon will be covered by Paul Philippi as Judge Titus of us that at least one team Probably some good chang- will eventually make it to the es. Some good and some bad. the Earth’s shadow. This A. Drumm. will begin at 8:36 and reach The setting is summer in state tournament later on in Never made any resolutions. the season. Rather a waste of time for totality . It will give us about the present day in the dining five hours to watch this. room on Terra Firma, the Mary Bruning hosted a me. Did notice that there birthday celebration in honor may be online businesses One more thing...Just Knight family estate some- reminding you again about where in the south. of Doris Wilken now of charging you sales tax when Thankful Tuesday! Many Prescott Knight, owner Geneva, at the Blue Valley you order. That won’t bother people need to be told they of the Hot Knights Genu- Nursing Home last Sunday. me, but what would be nice are appreciated for what ine Pepper Sauce empire, Guests helping Doris cel- if Nebraska could lower our discovers on the morning ebrate were Sharon Hulse, property taxes as we hold they do. JR Photo/Art Whitton of the annual Knight family Claudia Myers, Mary Ellen the distinction of having the Disneyland is a popular Harrison and Linda Hudson. 11th highest in the nation. The Christmas story... barbecue that someone is family destination. Especial- trying to kill him. Mary treated everyone with However, one must watch ly if you have several kids. Mary and Joseph were portrayed by Harlow Harms and A family meeting has special sweets, cookies what they wish for. Certainly Better make your reserva- Corbin Craig. been hastily arranged, and and nuts while the honoree don’t want the quality of our tions soon before the price of Prescott announces he is opened her cards and gifts. education in the schools to admission increases again. Ramblings by Reichwein changing his will so the Hometown boy, Ronnie be the victim. They just now raised the recipe for Hot Knights will Williams, will not get to turn Before next week have price for each ticket to $100. To those of you who don’t 3. “Ed Emberley’s Finger- pass into the right hands. 80 years without it going un- to check out the status of In not too many years, you know me, my name is Chuck print Drawing Book” by Ed The suspects are his fami- noticed, as a celebration will the new book that has been will have to sell the farm! Reichwein (pronounced Emberley ly, attorney, housekeeper and be held Saturday the 12th at Richwine). I am the Library 4. “Boy’s Life” by Robert gardener. 5:30 p.m. at the Belvidere Director of the Hebron McCammon The audience will receive Community Center. Friends Secrest Library. One of my 5. “The Golden Compass” clue packets to help with the are invited to the affair. goals for 2019 is to begin by Philip Pullman mystery. The death of Kathy Priefert Influenza activity writing a column giving 6. “Uncle Tom’s Cabin” The Thayer County Com- Larkins has touched the lives widespread in Nebraska information of what is going by Harriet Beecher Stowe munity Theater Group has of many people from the north border of the county on at the library. 7. “The Hating Game” by roots dating back to De- The latest report of flu to the south border. Kathy families to get a flu shot. Flu Did you know that any Sally Thorne cember of 1962 when it activity in the U.S. shows in- grew up in Bruning, lived in vaccine is the single most resident of Hebron can have a 8. “P.S. I Like You” by performed its first one-act fluenza rates are continuing Hebron and Chester, plus did effective way to prevent free library card? Those who Kasie West comedy, “Assorted Ladies to increase, and flu activity nursing all over the county. hospitalization and death live outside of Hebron can 9. “Charlotte’s Web” by in a Jam.” in Nebraska is at the WIDE- With her musical ability, she due to influenza. also have a card. There is a E. B. White The group was organized SPREAD level. helped in many churches and According to public health $10 annual charge for that. 10. “Each Kindness” by by the Cultural Arts Com- During the last week of her medical ability led her nurse, Kate Lange, flu vac- The library is supported by Jacqueline Woodson mittee of the P.T.A. Ben Sinn 2018, almost 31 percent of to many work experiences. cine is recommended for taxes Hebron citizens pay. The library is located at was the first director. ALL the flu tests done in Many folks knew of her everyone six months or older That is why we charge for 146 North 4th Street. Our Tickets were 25 cents Nebraska were positive. This kind ways. who does not have an allergy people outside of Hebron. phone number is 402-768- for students and 50 cents is a sharp increase from the On December 25, Randy to the vaccine or a history of a In future columns, I will let 7601. We are open Monday, for adults. Proceeds went previous week, and while and Dianne Waldmeier had serious reaction to a previous you know all of the services Wednesday and Friday from toward giving the group a there were less than 700 Christmas dinner at their dose of flu vaccine. the library provides. Also, I 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. On Tuesday financial beginning for the positive flu tests during this home. Guests were Josh, In addition, health care will write about new books and Thursday we are open next production. same week last year, there Jenn, Trenton, Tara and Ty- providers, pharmacies, and purchased for the library and Noon to 7 p.m. Saturday were 1315 positive tests son Waldmeier of Belvidere. others should continue to programs we have. we open from 10 a.m. to 1 this year. On another day in the holiday give flu vaccine through the Each month we have ten p.m. The library is closed In addition, there have weekend they hosted the end of February, especially suggested books to read on Sunday. The library also been seven flu-related deaths Vorderstrasse Family dinner. if flu activity remains high. during the month. These has a FaceBook page and in the state, including one Oak Guests were Doug and Sha- For more information are books for both adults website. pediatric death within the ron Sellenrick of Plymouth, on influenza or if you or and children. The books for May I suggest you make By Phyllis Schmitt PHS district. If this trend Jon, Annie Marie Harrison, anyone in your family are January are: 2019 a year of new discov- continues, we could be in Cason and Reagan Sellen- uninsured and cannot afford 1. “A Man Called Ove” by eries in the world of knowl- On Saturday, several fam- for a rough flu season. rick of Fresno, Ca., Mike and a flu vaccine, please contact Fredrik Backman edge? We invite you to come ily members and friends With this in mind, Public Jack Lee of Virginia, Angie, Public Health Solutions at 2. “Prayers for Sale” by to your library to begin that helped Peter Bogus celebrate Health Solutions is strongly Brent Bronson and Lauren 402-826-6691. Sandra Dallas journey. his fourth birthday which encouraging individuals and was hosted by his parents, Vorderstrasse of Ayr, Nancy Pastor Kevin and Kelsey Vorderstrasse of Hastings LandMark Implement Bogus. and Kristen Vorderstrasse of Phyllis Schmitt was a provides local FFA lunch guest of Kevin and Kelsey Bogus and family on scholarship opportunity New Year’s Day, and they had a fun afternoon. Sunday after church, LandMark Implement, in the work place. We like to Phyllis Schmitt and Carol Inc. is pleased to announce hire FFA members because Meyer ate dinner together they are working with FFA we know they come to the in Deweese. to award college scholar- company already equipped Donna Gillan joined the ships to local members. with the tools to be suc- quilters last Monday. This is the seventh year of cessful.” On Wednesday, Donna the John Deere Scholarship In 2018, more than 1,800 Gillan attended Bible study program. Last year, John scholarships worth more and joined the group for Deere, awarded more than than $2.8 million were lunch at a cafe in Nelson. $230,000 in scholarships. awarded to FFA members On Thursday, Donna LandMark Implement through the National FFA Gillan accompanied Terri is sponsoring five scholar- Scholarship program, with Oltmans to Superior and on ships valuing $2,000 each more than 120 sponsors Saturday evening, she was through the National FFA participating in the program. among others playing cards Scholarship program to be More than 8,800 students at Trish Rasmussen’s home. awared to students across applied for these scholar- On Sunday after church, the LandMark footprint ships last year. This year, Donna Gillan was among the spanning across Nebraska scholarship applications ladies going to Lawrence for and Northern Kansas. These are available online through lunch. In the evening, the U scholarships will provide Feb. 06, 2019 at www.FFA. Check out the deals in Can Come group took down financial aid to FFA mem- org/Scholarships the Christmas decorations bers attending to four year The National FFA Or- and had a soup and dessert colleges. ganization’s mission is to supper. the classifieds. “LandMark Implement make a positive difference Gaylen and Jackie Cox believes in agricultural ed- in the lives of students by hosted their family Christ- ucation,” says Landmark’s developing their potential for mas at the Edgar Community recruiter, Deanna Karmazin. premier leadership, personal You might get lucky Center on Saturday. Their “FFA develops a members’ growth and career success son, Christopher was home potential and helps them through agricultural educa- from Iraq and spent from discover their talents through tion. For more information, last Tuesday to Sunday with and find a great deal! hand-on experiences, which visit the National FFA Orga- them. gives them the tools to nization online, on Facebook achieve real-world success and Twitter. The Hebron Journal-Register - Wednesday, January 9, 2019 - 7 Sports Deshler third in tournament After the break, the we could give ourselves a Roth, 1; Deshler Lady Dragons came chance,” Brenn said. Free throws — Tyra away with a win over Shelton The girls buckled down Schardt, 2; and Oakman, and a loss to Thayer Central. to hold their opponents to Trinity Schardt and Roth, Coach Andy Brenn said 16 points, scoring 10-4 and 1 each; the girls did a nice job of 14-4 in the second and fourth Rebounds — Roth, 7; nailing the conference win quarters. The third quarter Oakman and Schmidt, 6 against Shelton. scoring was 8-5, Pawnee each; Tyra Schardt, Jacobe “We still need to improve City. and Trinity Schardt, 3 each; on rebounding, but that area “Hopefully, this is the Nash, 2; and Lemke, 1; did improve from previous boost we needed with a busy Steals — Tyra Schardt games. It’s always nice to month coming up,” Brenn and Roth, 2 each; and Jac- be able to get everyone that said about January. obe, Oakman and Schmidt, suits up into a game and we Their slow start contribut- 1 each; were fortunate enough to get ed to the previous night’s loss Assists — Oakman, 3; everyone some floor time,” against HTRS, but the girls Tyra Schardt, 2; and Roth, 1. Brenn said. battled back after HTRS’s Deshler vs. HTRS The girls rallied 55-29. 21-12 first quarter lead and Points — Roth, 26; Oak- The Thayer Central game made it a contest. man, 12; Schmidt, 5; Nash, had the girls battling for three But the Titans did well 3; and Tyra Schardt and Thayer Central was runner-up in the Nebraska Wesleyan Holiday Tournament held in quarters. from the free throw line. Trinity Schardt, 2 each; Lincoln. Team members are Grace Souerdyke, Emily Welch, Katelyn Richardson, Jayme “We struggled to get it “That made them tough to 3-pointers — Roth, 3; and Huhman, Stephanie Meyer, Sydny Havel, Bailey Kiburz, Kylie Pachta, Chloe Souerdyke, Alanna any closer than the nine in beat,” Brenn said. Nash and Oakman, 1 each; Fangmeier, Kaisha Solomon and Cassie Hergott. Student managers for the team are Leah the second half and that lead He said hopefully, the Free throws — Roth, 7; expanded after we could only game allowed the Lady Oakman, 3; Trinity Schardt, Havel, Piper Havel and Natalie Tietjen. The girls are coached by Andy Long and Clint Havel. get three points in the fourth Dragons to kick some rust 2; and Schmidt, 1; quarter,” Brenn said. “We off after not playing for over Rebounds — Jacobe, 6; had some good looks that two weeks. Roth, 4; Nash, Oakman and Lady Titans runners-up in went in and out.” Results are as follows. Schmidt, 3 each; and Jenna Thayer Central defeated Deshler vs. Shelton Lemke and Trinity Schardt, the Lady Dragons, 50-32. Points — Kayla Oak- 1 each; holiday tourney “The girls fought hard, but man, 19; Sydney Roth, 18; Steals — Roth, 6; Lemke The Thayer Central Lady games. Bailey Kiburz wasn’t steal, giving the Titans a we need to work on putting Cadence Jacobe, 7; Paiton and Jacobe, 2 each; and Tyra Titans clinched the run- far behind with 18 points. chance to take the lead or a complete game together,” Nash, 4; Leah Schmidt, 3; Schardt, Oakman and Trinity ner-up spot in the Nebraska Welch snatched 21 re- throw the game into over- Brenn said. and Lacey Schmidt and Tyra Schardt, 1 each; Wesleyan Holiday Tourna- bounds. Kiburz grabbed 14. time. The girls shot 5, 3-point Schardt, 2 each; Assists — Roth, 5; and ment held in Lincoln. Stephanie Meyer had the “Although it didn’t work baskets. Tyra Schardt and 3-pointers — Roth, 5; and Tyra Schardt, Lemke, Jac- Coach Andy Long said tournament high of 10 assists out and we lost by 6 points, Jenna Lemke had two each, Schmidt, 1; obe, Nash, Oakman, Trinity the girls played a solid three while collecting 6 steals and I feel our girls have gained a and Sydney Roth sunk one. Free throws — Oakman, Schardt and Schmidt, 1 each. games, averaging 52 points pulled down 10 rebounds. lot of confidence as we head In the Shelton game, Roth 5; Nash, 4; Jacobe, 3; Lacey Deshler vs. per game. Katelyn Richardson made into January,” Long said. attempted 13 shots from Schmidt, 2; and Roth, 1; Pawnee City The tournament began 10 points and had several Against Nebraska Chris- the perimeter and connected Rebounds — Jacobe, 10; Points — Roth, 19; Oak- Dec. 27 with a 48-36 win crucial offensive rebounds. tian, Havel made 14 points; on 5. Leah Schmidt picked Oakman 8; Tyra Schardt man, 10; Jacobe, 5; Schmidt, against Nebraska Christian, “The most exciting game Welch, 11; Grace Souer- up one. and Roth, 4 each; Schmidt 3; and Tyra Schardt and followed up by 44-39 over of the tournament was dyke, 10; Chloe Souerdyke, The Deshler Lady Drag- and Nash, 3 each; Lemke, Lemke, 2 each; Class C1 Auburn. against St. Francis,” Long 5; Richardson, 4; Meyer, 3; ons captured the third place Brenna Dubbert and Trinity 3-pointers — Roth, 3; The girls advanced to the said. and Kiburz, 1. trophy at the HTRS Holiday Schardt, 2 each; and Lacey Free throws — Roth, 8; final against Humphery St. The girls were down at Against Auburn, Havel Classic, going 41-28 to top Schmidt and Makinna Peter- Oakman, 4; Tyra Schardt, Francis, last season’s Class halftime by 9 points and had 16 points; Grace Souer- Pawnee City Dec. 29 in son, 1 each; 2; and Jacobe and Schmidt, D2 state runner-up and this the deficit grew to 18 points dyke and Kiburz, 7 each; Humboldt. Steals — Oakman, 4; 1 each; year’s ranked No. 3 team in early in the third quarter. Chloe Souerdyke, 6; and The girls played the HTRS Roth, 3; Jacobe, 2; and Rebounds — Nash, 8; Class D2. The Lady Titans respond- Richardson and Welch, 4 Titans Dec. 28 to start the Lemke, Nash and Trinity Roth, 7; Schmidt, 4; Jac- Sydny Havel and Emily ed and cut the Flyers’ lead each. tournament, but racked up a Schardt, 1 each; obe, and Tyra Schardt, 3 Welch led the team in over- to 7 points going into the Against Humphery St. deficit and lost to the Titans, Assists — Roth, 6; Oak- each; Trinity Schardt, 2; all scoring with 41 points fourth quarter. Francis, Welch had 25 63-50. man, 5; Schmidt, 3; and Tyra and Lemke and Oakman, and 40 points, respectively. Down 2 points with one points, Havel 11; Kiburz Coach Andy Brenn said Schardt, 2. 1 each; Grace Souerdyke and Chloe minute left on the clock, and Chloe Souerdyke, 10; the game with Pawnee City Deshler vs. Steals — Schmidt and Souerdyke chipped in 21 Kiburz and Chloe Souer- Meyer and Grace, 4 each; began slow, but the Lady Thayer Central Oakman, 2 each; and Jacobe points each over the three dyke combined for a key and Richardson, 2. Dragons stayed with the Points — Tyra Schardt, 10; and Roth, 1 each; Indians at the basket to end Roth, 8; Lemke, 6; Oakman, Assists — Roth and Oak- the first quarter 12-12. 5; and Trinity Schardt, 3; man, 3 each; Tyra Schardt, 2; “We really emphasized 3-pointers — Tyra Schardt and Lemke and Nash, 1 each. defense this game, so that and Lemke, 2 each; and

Grace Souerdyke shoots one from the perimeter as the Lady Titans defeated Deshler 50-32 on the Dragon court.

Paiton Nash takes a shot during the Thayer Central game against a scrappy Titan team. As of Monday, the Deshler Lady Dragons had a record of 4-5. BDS boys earn 9-2 record Taking on Giltner and Ne- The Eagles found some advantage into the half. braska Lutheran last week, confidence after Jackson “We got going a lot earlier BDS girls win two after break the BDS Eagle boys boosted Grote and Josiah Kamler tonight, which was good for Last week, the Lady Ea- Against Crossroads Con- onship. their record to 9-2. They hit a couple of outside shots. the guys to bounce back like gles played Giltner and ference foe, Nebraska Lu- The girls defeated Sandy defeated Giltner, 33-29 and They followed up with 20 that,” Schroeder said. Nebraska Lutheran in two theran, the girls ran a fast Creek (50-32) and Central Nebraska Lutheran, 44-26. points in the fourth quarter The Knights turned up winning games, 42-24 and start and led 10-0 to start. The City (51-32) to compete in In a return to conference and escaped the Hornet the defensive pressure after 59-32, respectively. girls kicked in the defense the final round. action, the Eagles played the defense. the half, but the Eagles held The Giltner game sent the and the Knights had trouble Sharp-shooting Milford Giltner Hornets, which be- “We got a lot of the same their lead. girls on the road, and they scoring. The halftime score rounded out the first half gan as a defensive struggle. looks we did the rest of the Schroeder said Isaac Kam- began the game man-to-man was 30-8 with the Eagles at 61 percent from the The first quarter ended 5-5. game, but they started falling ler’s effort was notable. to force 9 early turnovers. on top. field and went 9-13 on free Much of the same contin- in. We need to have confi- “Isaac worked really hard Midway through the first Alfs scored 14 of her 19 throws while the Eagle girls ued in the second quarter as dence in ourselves through- to get us extra possessions quarter, the girls had the points in the first half. struggled. the Eagles were limited to out the game, thankfully, our with his hustle. He also lead, 9-0. “It was a great overall team Senior Kleinschmidt shot 7 points. The Hornets had defense kept us in it by not has some crafty footwork The Eagles were also able effort for the Eagles with a lot all of her 13 points in the first the lead, 13-7, going into letting their main players get that allows him to get some to hold the Hornets to just of girls seeing key minutes half, however, BDS trailed halftime. going,” Schroeder said. buckets inside, despite not 4-16 on shots from the field. in the contest,” Coach Shana Milford 40-21 heading into “We weren’t using our For the game, Logan being the tallest post player Heading into the half, the Gerberding said. halftime. eyes very well and setting Schroeder and Nolan Weber out there,” Schroeder said. Eagles were up 22-12. They outscored the The girls stayed with Mil- up the shots we know to shot 8 points each; Kyle On points, Eric Schroeder In the third quarter, the Knights 17-7 in the third, ford in the second half, going look for in our offense,” Ardissono had 7; Eric Schro- put away 12; Weber, 9; Isaac Hornets were again held but the opposing team wasn’t 14-13 in the third quarter and Coach Greg Schroeder said. eder, 5; Grote, 3; and Josiah Kamler, 6; Ardissono, 4; back and only scored 5 points done and made 17 points in 10-10 in the fourth. “Despite that, we were still Kamler, 2. Logan Schroeder and Grote, while the Eagles jumped the fourth quarter. The final score was 63-45. getting shots, but 3-23 in a The Eagles began the 3 each; and Aaron Mick, 2. their lead to 31-17. The Eagles didn’t back Alfs made 11 points in half from the field doesn’t game against the Knights The BDS Eagles played Sophomore Macy Kamler down with Kamler and Bryn the second half and Kamler, get it done.” trying to find the basket, but for third place in the Runza and junior Regan Alfs hit Kadel connecting from be- 5. Senior TaraLee Hudson The Eagles struggled in once they did, they wasted no Hardwood Hoops Classic back to back 3’s early in the yond the perimeter. added 4 points. the third quarter as well and time getting on the board and on Central City’s hardwood fourth quarter. Alfs led the The Lady Eagles came out Alfs had 17 points on the found themselves down by 7 taking a 16-10 lead into the Dec. 29 after a victory over Eagles in scoring with 22 as runners-up in the final of game. Kleinschmidt made points going into the fourth second quarter. The shooting Sandy Creek and loss to points while Jadyn Klein- the Runza Hardwood Hoops 13 points. Also chipping in quarter. continued into the second as Central City. schmidt and Kamler chipped Classic Dec. 29 as they took Finally, the lid came off, the Eagles outscored their in 7 points each. on Milford for the champi- See EAGLES page 8 Schroeder said. opponents, 11-4 for a 27-14 See BDS page 8 8 - Wednesday, January 9, 2019 - The Hebron Journal-Register BDS... Eagles... The host team topped BDS was much better and gave us 46-39, causing the Eagles some wiggle room against a were Raegan Fiala and Taryn to take on Wood River and nice team from Wood River. Fiala with 2 points each. battle for their 57-51 win. Scoring is as follows: The Eagles also tightened The Eagles began the Ardissono, 16; Logan their defensive pressure and contest with hot shooting Schroeder, 15; Eric Schroed- slowed the Milford offense from behind the arc as Logan er, 11; Weber, 7; Isaac Kam- somewhat. Schroeder and Eric Schroed- ler, 6; and Josiah Kamler, 2. In the Central City game, er hit three, 3-point shots for Against Central City in the the Eagles led from behind a fi rst quarter lead of 14-11. Classic semi-fi nals, the Ea- the arc early as Kleinschmidt But the Wood River Eagles gles and Bisons exchanged went 3-3 from the perimeter was going to let the BDS blows in the fi rst quarter, and Kamler chipped in an- offense through — the team coming to an 8-8 draw at the other 3-point basket. used a series of trap defenses end and continuing into the They led 14-11 after the to put BDS in tough spots second quarter as the Eagles first quarter and limited throughout the game. were up 16-14 at halftime. the Bison to 6 points in the “They really put pressure “Things were a little slop- second quarter with intense on our guards to make good py in the fi rst half, which defense. decisions and while we had can be expected somewhat Kamler and Alfs teamed plenty of mistakes, we didn’t coming out of the break,” up to score 8 and 9 points, completely lose ourselves Schroeder said. respectively, and the Eagles had a 31-17 lead into the half. Adam Roth keeps control of the ball while Thayer Central’s Andrew Heinrichs moves in and eventually found some The Eagles had a 6-point Alfs expanded the lead during a contest in Deshler Jan. 5. The Dragons won the game, 61-37. openings we thought would lead going into the fourth be there,” Coach Greg quarter, but it was sloppy ball with 19 of the team’s 20 Schroeder said. and the Bisons came back points made in the second The boys also had to work into the game to push the half. Deshler boys 2-2 over week hard on the defensive end contest into overtime with Alfs had 28 points for the Deshler took on Shelton 67-58. and Finke, 2 each; and Roth, facing a Wood River team a 32-32 score. game. Kamler had 12 and and Thayer Central last “You really have to be Loomis and Buescher, 1 that had fi ve players shooting The Bisons tacked the fi nal Kleinschmidt, 9. week, going 56-37 against prepared and be sound to each; above 30 percent from the stamp on the game, going As of Monday, the girls Shelton and 61-37 over play HTRS,” Coach Josh Assists — None recorded. perimeter. 12-14 from the charity stripe had a 9-2 record and were Thayer Central. Nash said. “We took care of Deshler vs. “We knew they liked to in overtime. preparing for the Mudecas Coach Josh Nash said business from the free throw Thayer Central shoot, so we weren’t able to “They shot 29 free throws Tournament in Beatrice with the Shelton contest was a line down the stretch, which Points — Dubbert, 27; play as much help as usual,” to our 10, which wasn’t on a contest against Sterling chance for the Dragons to get is always important. Buescher, 12; Roth, 10; and Schroeder said. “We did the referees. It was on us. Jan. 7. back on the winning track, Nash said he was proud Ruhnke, 6; pretty good for the most part, We were sloppy and didn’t especially since Shelton is of how the boys played on 3-pointers — Dubbert, but we let their best player play like a team wanting a conference team. both ends because it was 3; and Ruhnke and Finke, loose too many times in the to win. We will need much “You have to really work the first game after the 2 each; second half.” better focus going forward,” against a team like Shelton moriatorium. Free throws — Dubbert, After a 23-21 lead going Schroeder said. # because they can score in “With the time off, you 10; and Roth, 2; into the half, BDS allowed A bright spot for the team a hurry and always work never know how things will Rebounds — Roth, 9; Wood River to score 30 was Isaac Kamler’s 8-point A red star on hard,” Nash said. go,” he said. Buescher, 6; Finke and points in the second half effort at the basket, he added. He would have liked to Capping a win, the boys Ruhnke, 5 each; Dubbert, 4; with 20 belonging to Wood Also getting on the boards your label see a better defensive effort advanced in the tournament Loomis, 2; and Hansen, 1; River’s Tanner Herman. were: from the Dragons, but said to play Johnson-Brock, Steals — Roth, 4; Hansen, “This made things inter- Weber, 8; Ardissono, 6; means it's time the team will build on it which the Dragons lost, 3; and Ruhnke, Finke and esting with the game begin Logan Schroeder, 6; Josiah moving forward. 73-43. Buescher, 1 each; a one-point BDS lead going Kamler and Josh Swartzen- to renew your For the Thayer Central Results are as follows. Assists — None recorded. into the fourth,” Schroeder druber, 3 each; and Jackson game, Nash said the boys Deshler vs. Shelton Deshler vs. HTRS said. Grote and Eric Schroeder, subscription got off to a good start, but Points — Peyton Dubbert, Points — Peyton Dubbert, Ardissono took over in the 2 each. they were never comfortable. 24; Holden Ruhnke, 15; 37; Holden Ruhnke and paint, fi nishing with a team The Eagles were due to “You knew Thayer just Trent Buescher, 7; Hutch Trent Buescher, 12 each; high of 16 points. face Johnson-Brock for the to the Hebron needed a few shots to drop Finke, 5; Adam Roth, 3; and Cayden Loomis, 4; and “We still made plenty of Mudecas Tournament Jan. 8. to get some momentum and Coltin Hansen, 2; Hutch Finke, 2; mistakes, but our “want-to” Journal-Register they did in the third,” he said. 3-pointers — Ruhnke, 4; 3-pointers — Dubbert, 5; Nash thanked all who Dubbert, 3; and Roth and and Ruhnke, 4; came to watch the game. Finke, 1 each; Free throws — Dubbert, 12; “It really creates a good Free throws — Dubbert, 5; Rebounds — Buescher, environment for players on and Ruhnke and Buescher, 8; Finke, 7; Adam Roth, both teams and I know the 1 each; Orlando Galvan and Coltin kids appreciate the great Rebounds — Buescher, 6; Hansen, 2 each; and Dub- support,” he said. Finke and Dubbert, 5 each; bert, Ruhnke and Loomis, The Deshler boys won Hansen, 2; and Ruhnke, 1 each; their fi rst round in the HTRS Roth, Cayden Loomis and Steals — Loomis and Holiday Tournament Dec. Kees Sillevis Smitt, 1 each; Buescher, 1 each; See what’s 28, topping the HTRS Titans, Steals — Dubbert, Ruhnke Assists — Buescher, 1. Titans improve, progress slow cooking The Thayer Central Ti- digits for Thayer Central was multiple times. The scoring tans had some issues with Gabe Haase with 12 points was balanced inside and out, turnovers in the contest with against Superior and Trey but Walthill hit 11, 3-point Superior Jan. 4, but settled Fischer with 15 on Deshler’s baskets. down for the Deshler game board. “I’m happy with how our Jan. 5. Kayser noted improve- team is progressing. We’ve every week The Titans lost both — 43- ments during the Nebraska still got many areas to im- 35 to Superior and 61-37 to Wesleyan Holiday Tourna- prove on, but there’s plenty Deshler. The Titan record ment, and he saw areas that of season left to keep getting is 1-9. need work. better,” Kayser said. 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Commissioner /s/ Marie E. Rauner Petersen LP Gas 002821 Retirement..... $136.30 NOTICE OF NOTICE Proceedings Thayer County Clerk Utilities...... $138.47 Thayer County Bank Stacey McLaughlin, Clerk Physicians Laboratory Pc Federal Taxes...... $272.18 TRUSTEE’S SALE IN THE COUNTY January 3, 2019 of District Court, updated the Autopsy Costs...... $235.00 U.S. Bank For default in the payment COURT OF THAYER The Thayer County Board board on the upgrades for the Quill Corporation Pickup Fuel...... $261.91 of debt secured by a deed COUNTY, NEBRASKA of Commissioners met in Jury room off of the District Ofc Supplies...... $569.89 Verizon Wireless of trust executed by Brit- Estate of open and public session in Courtroom. Work will proceed Rays IT Services LLC Cell Phone Svc...... $59.18 tany Thieman, dated May Ronald L. Tinkham, the commissioner’s room of immediately. She also asked Contract Svc...... $4,250.00 Windstream 16, 2016, and recorded on Deceased the courthouse at 9:00 a.m. for guidance on how to dispose Retirement Plans Division Eoc Phone Svc...... $165.22 on January 3, 2019. Present May 19, 2016, Document Case No. PR18-34 of the original furnishings. She 002821 Hospital Bond Fund No. 2016-502, in Book No. Notice is hereby given that were Commissioners Dave will contact the Historical So- Retirement...... $6,807.38 Union Bank & Trust Co - Adm Bruning, Dean Krueger, Rick ciety and see if they have any Joseph Ruhnke Fees Admin Fees...... $574.00 181, at Page 687 and re-re- the personal representative Dageforde and County Clerk, use for the chairs and tables. Reimbursement...... $475.82 Noxious Weed Fund corded on May 26, 2016, of this estate has filed a Final Marie Rauner. David Burd and Doug Wis- Saline County Treasurer American Family Insurance Document No. 2016-528, in Accounting and report of his Marie Rauner, Thayer ner, Thayer County Health Bailiff Costs...... $6,413.25 Bp78...... $34.71 Book No. 181, at Page 760 administration as personal County Clerk, called the meet- Services CEO and CFO, pre- Taney County Sheriff’s Office Ameritas-Vision in the Office of the Recorder representative, a Formal ing to order. sented the November financial Sheriff Fees...... $37.00 Vision Insurance...... $4.18 of Deeds, Thayer County, Closing Petition for Complete Public meeting laws are reports with the board. Thayer Co Health Services Blue Valley Door Co Inc Nebraska, the undersigned Settlement After Informal posted and available on the Appointment of a hospi- Prisoner Med...... $1,677.00 Shop Door...... $5,909.00 north wall of the meeting room Successor Trustee will on Testate Proceeding and a tal board member for Craig’s Thayer County Bank Federal By Design, Inc Petition for Determination in compliance with Nebraska Pope’s position was tabled un- Taxes...... $13,584.07 Printing...... $424.00 February 21, 2019, at 11:00 statutes. til the next meeting. Thayer County HSA Imprest Colonial Life AM, at the front door of the of Inheritance Tax; which The clerk asked for nomi- The County Clerk share Account Empr Hsa..... $950.00 After Tax...... $10.83 Thayer County, Courthouse, matters have been set for nations for a chairman of the with the board a renewal no- Thayer County Sheriff Deshler Municipal Utilities Hebron, Nebraska, sell at hearing in the County Court Board of Commissioners for tice for the Deshler sign from Sheriff Fees...... $44.45 Utilities...... $231.91 public vendue to the highest of Thayer County, Nebraska, 2019. Dean Krueger made a the Nebraska Dept. of Roads Thomson Reuters - West Great Plains Communications bidder for cash: at Hebron, Nebraska, on Jan- motion and Rick Dageforde at the intersection of Hwy 81 Subscription...... $652.45 Inc Phone/Internet...... $142.55 LOTS 11 and 12, BLOCK uary 28, 2019, at 10:30 a.m. seconded to nominate Dave and Hwy 136. Since there is Tires-N-Service for You Doug Grupe Bruning as chairman of the 5, ERNST SCHULTZ’ SEC- Vicki L. Jarchow a change in ownership a new Veh Service...... $50.40 Prior Service...... $240.00 OND ADDITION TO DESH- Clerk Magistrate board. Result of vote: Krueger- lease will need to be obtained True Value Hardware Hebron Journal-Register yes, Dageforde-yes, and Brun- for the sign with the new own- Supplies...... $866.62 Meeting Notice...... $1.96 LER, THAYER COUNTY, Thayer County Court ing-abstain. Motion carried. er. The clerk was advised to United Healthcare Ins Co Nebraska Department of NEBRASKA., commonly 225 North 4th Street, The meeting was turned contact the owner and proceed Dental Insurance..... $1,018.48 Revenue State Taxes.$131.39 known as 213 W Enola Ave, Room 203 over to the chairman. with a new lease. University of Nebraska-Lincoln NE Weed Control Association Deshler, NE, 68340 Hebron, Nebraska 68370 The chairman asked for Rick Dageforde made a mo- Mileage...... $258.62 Registration...... $130.00 subject to all prior ease- (402) 768-6325 nominations for vice-chairman tion and Dave Bruning second- U.S. Bank Retirement Plans Division ments, restrictions, reserva- Joseph H. Murray, PC, LLO for the Board of Commission- ed to approve the salary claims Splys/Wash...... $726.83 002821 Retirement..... $360.27 ers for 2019. Dave Bruning tions, covenants and encum- #12994 being processed by the county Verizon Wireless Thayer County Bank brances now of record, if any, Attorney at Law made a motion to nominate clerk. Result of vote: Dage- Cell Phone Svc...... $217.26 Federal Taxes...... $834.63 Dean Krueger as vice-chair- forde-yes, Bruning-yes, and Jason Weigle Thayer County HSA Imprest to satisfy the debt and costs. Murray Law, PC, LLO man. Rick Dageforde second- Krueger-yes. Motion carried. Dec Expenses...... $5.00 Account Empe Hsa...... $25.00 Edward E. Brink 147 North 4th Street ed the motion. Result of vote: General...... $91,750.26 Daniel L Werner PC LLO Watson Auto Supply Successor Trustee P.O. Box 87 Bruning-yes, Dageforde-yes, Road/Bridge...... $36,596.46 Reimbursement...... $8.67 Equip Repair...... $14.28 First Publication: January Hebron, Nebraska 68370 and Krueger-abstain. Motion Emergency Management Windstream Windstream 2, 2019 (402) 768-7400 carried. $1,386.01 Phone Service...... $2,270.40 Phone# Listing...... $4.99 NOTICE ZNEZ Wk2-3t The minutes from the pre- Noxious Weed $3,923.96 York News Times There being no other busi- Pursuant to the Fair Debt vious meeting were mailed to Dean Krueger motioned and Employment Ad...... $365.00 ness to come before the board the commissioners for review. Collection Practices Act, Rick Dageforde seconded to Gary R. Young the chairman adjourned the 15 U.S.C. §1692c(b), no NOTICE Rick Dageforde moved and approve the vendor claims pro- Prior Service...... $60.00 meeting at 11:40 a.m. The Dean Krueger seconded to cessed by the County Clerk’s Road/Bridge Fund board will convene on January information concerning the Estate of approve the minutes from the office. Result of vote: Krueger- Action Auto Supply 16, 2019 at 9:00 a.m. collection of this debt may be Donna Joyce Torbeck, December 19, 2018 meeting. yes, Dageforde-yes, and Brun- Repair Parts...... $526.14 I, the undersigned County given without the prior con- Deceased Result of vote: Dageforde-yes, ing-yes. Motion carried. American Family Insurance Clerk in and for the County of sent of the consumer given Case No. PR18-24 Krueger-yes, and Bruning-yes. General Fund Bp78...... $257.26 Thayer, hereby certify that all directly to the debt collector Notice is hereby given that Motion carried. American Family Insurance Ameritas-Vision the subjects included in the or the express permission of a Final Account and report of Dean Krueger made a mo- Bp78...... $406.47 Vision Insurance...... $68.26 foregoing proceedings were tion to enter into closed ses- a court of competent juris- administration and a Petition Ameritas-Vision Aurora Cooperative Elevator contained on the agenda for diction. The debt collector for Complete Settlement, sion at 9:05 for the prevention Vision Insurance...... $148.02 Co Equip Fuel...... $3,084.94 the meeting and kept continu- of needless injury to the rep- Eileen M. Asche Auto Value Parts Store ally current and were contained is attempting to collect a Adjudication of Intestacy, utation of an individual. Rick Prior Service...... $36.00 Shop Supplies...... $38.90 on said agenda for at least 24 debt and any information Determination of Heirs, and Dageforde seconded the mo- Black Hills Energy Robert B Barton hours prior to said meeting. obtained will be used for that Determination of Inheritance tion. Result of vote: Krueger- Heating Fuels...... $1,055.15 Prior Service...... $144.00 The agenda is available for purpose (No. 208870). For Tax have been filed and are yes, Dageforde-yes, and Brun- BCBS Of Nebraska Nadeen Bauer the public in the office of the more information, visit www. set for hearing in the County ing-yes. Motion carried. Health Insurance... $24,207.06 Prior Service...... $108.00 Thayer County Clerk. A notice Southlaw.com Court of Thayer County, Ne- The chairman returned the Business World Products Black Hills Energy of said meeting was published ZNEZ Wk1-5t braska, located at Hebron, board to regular session at Ofc Supplies...... $398.77 Heating Fuel...... $345.35 in the Hebron Journal Register 9:15. Nebraska, on January 28, By Design, Inc BCBS Of Nebraska and the Deshler Rustler. 2019, at 11:45 A.M. Dean Krueger made a mo- Ofc Supplies...... $214.76 Health Insurance...... $772.14 These proceedings have tion and Dave Bruning second- Central Market Inc Central Market Inc been written and available (SEAL) ed to appoint Mark Timmer- Supplies...... $902.13 Supplies...... $24.78 for public inspection within 10 PLANNING & ZONING Vicki L. Jarchow man as interim Thayer County Central Ne Cremation & City of Hebron working days and prior to the NOTICE Clerk Magistrate Road Superintendent. Result Mortuary Utilities...... $309.56 next convened meeting. The The Thayer County Plan- Thayer County Court of vote: Krueger-yes, Brun- Svc Autopsy Costs..... $475.00 Cross-Dillon Tire complete text of resolutions 225 North 4th Street, ing-yes, and Dageforde-yes. ning Commission will meet City of Hebron Equip Tires...... $775.00 and agreements is available in to have a public hearing on Room 203 Motion carried. Utilities...... $697.29 Deshler Municipal Utilities the office of the Thayer County Mark Timmerman, interim two proposed cell towers. Hebron, Nebraska 68370 Countryside Vet Clinic Utilities...... $18.00 Clerk. (402) 768-6325 Thayer County Road Super- LEC Charges...... $191.81 Fastenal Supplies...... $25.20 Each commissioner signed The first is for the Viaero intendent, met with the com- Cvsoan Treasurer Foley Industries the agenda stating a copy Wireless Tower. The GPS Lane J. Johnson, #15089 missioners to discuss ongoing Accreditation...... $275.00 Repair Parts...... $415.94 was received in the mail. Said coordinates for this location Endacott Peetz & Timmer road projects and give a de- Das State Acctg-Cen. Finance Dennis Harms agenda is on file in the Thayer are 40.27000000 Latitude, PC LLO partment update. Teletype Svc...... $878.04 Prior Service...... $108.00 County Clerk’s office. 97.57333333 Longitude. Attorneys at Law Dean Krueger made a mo- Deshler Rustler Hebron Implement Inc Dave Bruning P.O. Box 210 tion to designate the county The second is for U.S. Print/Publish...... $46.10 Repair Parts...... $12.35 Chairman of the Board Cellular tower. The GPS Bruning, Nebraska 68322 newspapers and the county Dollar General-Store# 10610 Hebron Tire Marie E. Rauner web site as the official method coordinates for this location (402) 353-2665 Janitor Splys...... $93.20 Tires-Repair...... $35.20 County Clerk ZNEZ Wk1-3t of providing notice of county Douglas County Treasurer Richard Heinrichs Equal Employment are 40.55916667 Latitude, board meetings and hearings. Autopsy Costs...... $987.45 Prior Service...... $168.00 Opportunity Statement 97.74777778 Longitude. The Rick Dageforde seconded Eakes Office Solutions Heyen Oil Co Thayer County does not meeting will be Thursday, the motion. Result of vote: Splys/Equip ...... $793.51 Equip Fuel...... $1,280.25 discriminate on the basis of January 17, 2019, at 7:30 Krueger-yes, Dageforde-yes, Ramona Kay Eickman Robert Lauenstein race, color, national origin, p.m., in the Club Room of the and Bruning-yes. Motion car- Reimbursements...... $149.61 Prior Service...... $84.00 sex, religion, age or disability Courthouse in Hebron, NE. NOTICE ried. Electronic Systems, Inc Lichti Oil Co Inc in employment or the provision Notice is hereby given Rick Dageforde made a Zoning and Planning infor- Inspection...... $109.00 Equip Fuel...... $13,762.66 of services. mation and meeting minutes that a Six Year Road and motion to appoint the Deshler Shirley A Finke Mass Mutual Retirement Ser- Commissioner agenda and Rustler as the county newspa- are kept at the office of the Street Plan for the Village Prior Service...... $84.00 vices 621020...... $50.00 minutes are available at www. of Chester, Nebraska, as re- per for 2019 and the Hebron Gage Co Sheriff's Department Mathiesen Tri-Gas Inc thayercounty.ne.gov Thayer County Clerk in the Journal as the county co-pa- Sheriff Fees...... $27.20 Welding Splys...... $448.95 ZNEZ 1T-2 Courthouse, Hebron, NE. quired by NEB. REV. STATE. per. Dean Krueger seconded Glenwood Telecommunica- Kirk McKenzie ZNEZ Wk1-2t Sec. 39-2119 et seq. R.R.S. the motion. Result of vote: tions Inc Internet Svc .$128.19 Prior Service...... $120.00 has been recommended Dageforde-yes, Krueger-yes, Hastings Tribune Dean Meyer for approval by the Mayor and Bruning-yes. Motion car- Employment Ad...... $82.40 Prior Service...... $156.00 and City Council, and that ried. Nebraska Health & Human MIPS Inc a Public Hearing be held Rick Dageforde made a mo- Services Health Care... $90.00 Data Process...... $134.45 on said Six Year Road and tion to appoint Thayer County Hebron Journal-Register Melvern Naiman NOTICE OF PUBLIC Health Services as the Coun- Street Plan on the 13th day Print/Publish...... $387.12 Prior Service...... $36.00 MEETING of February, 2019, beginning ty Physician for 2019 with a Hebron Plumbing, Inc Ne Child Support Payment THAYER COUNTY Public $100.00 retainer fee. Dave Bldg Repairs...... $178.18 Center a 7:30 p.m., at the City Hall Bruning seconded the motion. BOARD OF at which time objection to or Hebron Sport Shack Empe Ne Child...... $342.94 COMMISSIONERS Result of vote: Dageforde-yes, LEC Supplies...... $162.00 Nebraska Department of Rev- Notices: recommendations for said Bruning-yes, and Krueger-yes. Hebron Tree Service enue State Taxes..... $1,089.13 Notice is hereby given Plan will be heard. Motion carried. Re-Hang Lights ...... $100.00 NMC Exchange LLC that the meeting of the Judy Smith Dean Krueger made a mo- Hometown Leasing Repair Parts...... $202.38 Thayer County Board of tion to direct the chairman Your right to Village Clerk Copier Lease...... $1,821.23 Norris Public Power District Commissioners will be held ZNEZ Wk2-1t to sign the agreement with Hope Crisis Center Utilities...... $593.20 on Wednesday, January Thayer County Bank to pro- Funding Req...... $5,642.00 Nutrien Ag Solutions Inc 16, 2019 in the Thayer know cess direct deposit payroll for Jefferson Community Health & Equip Fuel...... $1,360.00 Thayer County employees. County Courthouse, 2nd Life Prisoner Med...... $770.00 Charles Ough floor, Hebron Nebraska. Rick Dageforde seconded Jefferson Co Sheriff's Office Repair Parts...... $25.00 the motion. Result of vote: Sheriff Fees...... $274.90 Paramount Linen & Uniform The meeting of the Board of Krueger-yes, Dageforde-yes, Karla Joe Shop Supplies...... $84.00 Commissioners will begin at and Bruning-yes. Motion car- Reimbursement...... $613.08 Petersen LP Gas 9:00 am. The meetings are 4 Campuses. 125+ Online Programs. ried. Tammy Johnson Equip Fuel...... $1,525.81 open to the public. Ray Wright met with the Dec Expenses...... $42.18 Power Plan The agenda is kept con- commissioners requesting Steven J Kraviec, P.C., L.L.O. Repair Parts...... $1,006.66 • Bachelor’s permission to purchase a new tinually current and is avail- Attorney Fees...... $1,736.16 Rays It Services LLC able for public inspection in computer for the IT depart- Kroll Funeral Home Network Server...... $3,520.00 • Master’s ment. The current computer the Thayer County Clerk’s Autopsy Costs...... $472.00 Retirement Plans Division Office, Room 201, Thayer • Doctoral will be out of warranty this La Quinta Inn & Suites 002821 year. His estimated cost is ap- Kearney Lodging...... $989.55 Retirement...... $3,558.21 County Courthouse, Hebron • Certificates proximately $1,800.00. Dean Shelo LLC Reynolds Oil Co NE. • Endorsements Krueger made a motion and Transcripts...... $166.30 Equip Fuel...... $4,597.13 Marie E. Rauner online.nebraska.edu Dave Bruning seconded to Linton Small Engine Laverne Schoof Thayer County Clerk • Minors approve the purchase. Result Repairs...... $9.70 Prior Service...... $144.00 ZNEZ Wk2-1t of vote: Krueger-yes, Brun- Mass Mutual Retirement Thayer County Bank • High School ing-yes, and Dageforde-yes. Services 621020...... $511.24 Federal Taxes...... $7,732.97 Motion carried. Matt's Body Shop Thayer County HSA Imprest Karen Prellwitz, Thayer Repair Parts...... $74.20 Account Empe Hsa...... $25.00 County Treasurer, present- Nancy C McLaughlin True Value Hardware ed the board with Resolution Prior Service...... $132.00 Repair Parts ...... $6.48 #1844. Stacey McLaughlin United Healthcare Insurance Resolution #1844 Dec Expenses...... $141.70 Co Dental Insurance..... $63.65 BE IT RESOLVED by Stacey McLaughlin, Clk Dist U.S. Bank the Thayer County Board of 30’ x 40’ x 10’ Built on your level site Court, Court Costs...... $36.00 Sign Splys...... $139.12 (Image does not depict the dimensions of the special) Commissioners that Bruning Microfilm Imaging Systems Inc Verizon Wireless ABOUT LETTERS State Bank of Bruning and E-Share Doc...... $141.00 Cell Phone Svc...... $49.15 $ Hebron, Citizens State Bank MIPS Inc Village of Chester TO THE EDITOR 26,000 of Carleton, Western Bank of Data Process...... $2,589.91 Utilities...... $15.89 Chester, Byron State Bank of Moeller Electric, Inc Village of Davenport The Hebron Journal-Register (2) 3’ x 3’ Windows (2) 10’ x 8’ OVH Doors 12” Overhangs Byron, Cornerstone Bank of Boiler & Rep...... $8,390.09 Utilities...... $21.14 welcomes and encourages let- (1) 3’ x 6’ Entry Door 4’ Wainscoti ng 4” Concrete Davenport, Midwest Bank of Courtney Montgomery Village of Hubbell ters from our readers. Guidelines Deshler, Thayer County Bank Include: Dec Expenses...... $5.00 Utilities...... $12.67 NE and Western IA Eastern CO of Hebron and Nebraska Pub- MRO Watson Auto Supply • Letters must be signed by lic Agency Investment Trust Medical Rec ...... $646.20 Repair Parts...... $490.03 the author and include a phone 402-426-5022 970-230-2052 (NPAIT) located at Lincoln, NE Bonnie Mueller Windstream number for contact if there is a S TRUCTURES www.GingerichStructures.com are hereby designated as bank Prior Service ...... $108.00 Phone Service...... $305.99 problem or to verify the author. depositories and the Thayer Murray Law PC LLO Yant Equipment Co., Inc If more than one name appears, County Treasurer is hereby au- Contract Fees...... $3,000.00 Equip Fuel...... $67.96 all signatures and telephone thorized to deposit funds of the Kaye D Mussman Register of Deeds numbers must be included. County into these depositories. Dec Expenses ...... $116.02 Preservation Fund • Hand delivered letters with BE IT FURTHER RE- Mutual of Omaha #G000502F MIPS Inc spoken instructions from the SOLVED by the Thayer Coun- Life Insurance ...... $122.22 Ne Deeds Online...... $126.20 letter writer will also be accept- ty Board of Commissioners Donna L Naiman E911 Wireless Fund ed provided the deliverer is the that the County Treasurer of Prior Service ...... $12.00 Great Plains Communications letter writer. Thayer County be authorized Nebraska Department of Rev- Inc E911 Phone Svc..... $21.40 • Letters must be pertinent to Full Time Diesel Technician to invest the surplus funds of enue State Taxes .... $2,006.91 Windstream our readers, come from our Thayer County in Certificates Ne Institute of Forensic Scienc- E911 Phone Svc...... $665.78 readership area, and deal with Excellent Compensation Package of Deposit and Money Market es Autopsy Costs.....$2,000.00 E911 Fund something of interest to our Signing Bonus available, depending on experience Savings Accounts. Norris Public Power District Emergency Management readers. Titan Machinery has an immediate full-time opening for an experienced diesel Passed and approved this Utilities...... $257.63 La Quinta Inn & Suites • Letters are not a substitute mechanic at our Grand Island, NE agricultural equipment dealership. Diesel 3rd day of January, 2019. NSA/POAN Conference Kearney Lodging ...... $219.90 for advertising and those that mechanics with at least 2 years’ experience working on heavy equipment or in /s/ Dean Krueger appear to be advertising will not related fi elds such as truck repair are encouraged to apply. Earn competitive Member Dues...... $120.00 Nebraska Department of wages and great benefi ts working in a fast-paced, positive environment. /s/ David Bruning O'Keefe Elevator Company, Revenue State Taxes... $36.36 be published. /s/ Rick Dageforde Inc Svc Agreement..... $273.42 Rauner Repair Inc • We reserve the right to choose For more information log in to www.titanmachinery.com/careers Thayer County Paper Tiger Shredding Inc Veh Repair...... $308.76 which letters to publish and to or contact Titan Machinery at 701-356-0130 today Board of Commissioners Nov Pickup...... $35.00 Retirement Plans Division edit for legal or length reasons. EEO/AA: Women, Minorities and the disabled are encouraged to apply. 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Shop The Classifi eds! 12 - Wednesday, January 9, 2019 - The Hebron Journal-Register Speech off to winning start On Jan. 5, the Thayer Cen- categories, respectively. outlook for the year,” Tim- tral Speech team began their Senior Yong Wang earned merman said. season with a limited roster third place in Persuasive, two The team was far from of 12 students competing at spots ahead of fellow Senior complete for Thayer, speech Adams Central, however, the Holly Timmerman. coach Justin Bomar said. awards earned by the Titan Rounding out Thayer Cen- “It is tough to get kids Talkers were hardly limited. tral’s prizes on the day were in over their winter break Leading the Thayer Cen- Juniors MicKael Halverstadt for a meet. But with school tral Speech Team on the day for fi fth place in Extempora- starting its spring semester was Senior Maggie Harris, neous and Jayden Leonard on Monday, we’ll likely have whose Serious Prose piece garnered a fifth place in double the competitors for won the event. Novice Persuasive and Soph- the next one,” Bomar said. Seniors McKenzie John- omore Chloe Hintz took fi fth Thayer Central will travel son and Dakota Cherney in Humorous Prose. to Fairbury for the second added in their own runner-up “Having this many people annual meet Jan. 12 before placings in the Informative medal at a meet so early on their own Thayer Central and Entertainment Speaking the season gives us a good Invite Jan. 19.

State champs revisited The 1994 Deshler Girls’ Basketball team was honored on Deshler’s hardwood Jan. 5 to celebrate 25 years since their state championship. Team members received anniversary jerseys. Pictured are (Front row, left to right) Tanya (Loontjer) McKernan, Jodie (Hintz) Harstick, Debra (Maschmann) McDonald and Amy (Maschmann) Nash. (Back) Laura (Pohl- mann) Anderson, Rhonda Fleming, Alesha (Schoof) Vieselmeyer and Nicole (Raess) Stamm.

Titan Talkers picking up awards at the fi rst meet of the season Jan. 5 were (Front row, left Care you know,Care you can trust. to right) Holly Timmerman, McKenzie Johnson and Jayden Leonard. (Back) Dakota Cherney, Yong Wang, Maggie Harris, Chloe Hintz and MicKael Halverstadt. Thayer County Health Services provides prenatal, labor and delivery and well-child care. “After having our first child at Thayer County Health Services, three things stood out to us. First, it is reassuring to know our providers are minutes away in case we need them. Second, the nursing staff was quick to respond and listened to what we wanted. Lastly, and most importantly, the entire staff was invested in the welfare of our child and continues to be invested to this day.” Megan and Cody Pachta discussing the birth of - their son at Thayer County Health Services. Dr. Heinrichs and Dr. Hubl are both Family/OB physicians. Call to make an appointment today! 120 PARK AVENUE | HEBRON NE | 402.768.7203 www.ThayerCountyHealth.com Farm & Business Thayer County Clerk Magistrate, Vicki Jarchow swore in eight county offi cials Jan. 3 — County Assessor Amy Peterson, County Clerk Marie Rauner, County Commissioners, Dave Bruning and Dean Krueger, Sheriff David Lee, County Attorney Dan Werner, County Specialists Treasurer Karen Prellwitz and District Court Clerk, Stacey McLaughlin. It is Peterson’s fi rst term serving as assessor. Rauner has served since 2005; Bruning, 2007; Krueger, 2011; Lee, 2001; Werner, 1983; Prellwitz, 2013; and McLaughlin, 2011. Tax Planning

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