SALUTE INSIDE HOYT, KANSAS Celebrating Hometown of the great Bill & Robbie classes of Elmer 1969! Holton Recorder subscribers Graduation photos for 40 years. CServing te ackson Conty Commnity for years reprinted inside. Volume 152, Issue 42 HOLTON, KANSAS • Wednesday, May 22, 2019 16 Pages $1.00 Tornadoes touch down in county Storms spawned as many as The Pruyser family took hitting the Mayetta area, the 23 different tornadoes of vari- cover as that tornado tore warning siren was sounding in ous sizes yesterday in this part through their property, tearing Holton and the storm moved of the state with the strongest off a portion of their home’s off to the east and another reported near Bern in Nemaha roof. tornado sighting was reported County, where a home was re- “I took off running because near Denison. The storm’s portedly destroyed. A tornado I knew it was coming right at path continued in a northeast- also tore off part of a Mayetta us,’’ Katrina Pruyser told a To- erly path up east of Whiting area home’s roof. Not all of peka TV station. “I mean it was and then into Brown County. the tornadoes that were sight- in our field. My horses were A different storm moving ed touched down. Estimates of right on this side of the field. through the area further east the damages from the storms It just came right at us. When I of Jackson County resulted in continue today. went to open up the door, I had tornado sightings in the Mus- Four storms moved through a hard time opening it. Then I cotah, Lancaster and Effing- Jackson County and northeast slammed it shut and mom was ham areas. Kansas last evening and lucki- saying the Lord’s Prayer. Mom Simultaneously, two other ly the damage was isolated and was hugging Landon and I was storms were moving through The photo above was taken by Michael Mount as a tornado approached from the hugging both of them, on the Pottawatomie, Nemaha and west last night just outside the city limits of Effingham. This is just one of many photos included just a few homes and power lines along with lots of ground in the closet just pray- Marshall counties last eve- being shared by northeast Kansans during last night’s storms. More photos can be ing that we were going to be ning, it was reported, with found online at www.holtonrecorder.net tree limbs and branches. Warning sirens in the town okay.’’ property damage reported east of Mayetta were sounded at Now the family has a major of Seneca and near Bern. about 6:20 p.m., it was report- cleanup ahead of them, but The two storms that moved ed, shortly after a tornado was they say the inside of their through Jackson County yes- City commissioners approve reported on the ground north- home is relatively untouched. terday reportedly spawned a west of Topeka. The family said most of all, total of 13 different tornadoes. The storm moved into the they feel lucky that they’re And earlier in the evening Mayetta area in Jackson safe and that all of their horses yesterday, a total of 10 tor- permit for BAK beer garden County where Curtis Pruyser survived as well. nadoes were sighted in the By Brian Sanders with approval of an ordinance Holton. videoed a smaller size tornado All across northeast Kansas, Abilene, Junction City and Ri- When the estimated allow­ing such consumption Organizers of the BAK event touching down nearby before the same thankful sentiment is ley County area. 800 Biking Across Kansas during special events when a ap­plauded the commission’s seeking shelter with his family being expressed. th Continued to Page 13 participants from 35 states temporary permit is approved unani­mous approval of the at 166 and R Road. By the time the storm was arrive in Holton on Friday, June by city and state officials. ordinance on a motion by 14, they — along with BAK Commissioners also approved Commissioner Marilyn supporters in the Holton area a special event temporary Watkins, seconded by — will have access to a “beer permit sought by the Holton/ Commissioner Mike Meerpohl. Cemetery services set garden” on the west side of Jackson County­ Chamber of However, commissioners­ had Holton’s Town Square. Commerce for a “beer garden” questions about the BAK event On Monday, the Holton in the 400 block of New York in particular, such as where al­ for Memorial Day City Commission took action Avenue from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. coholic beverages could be Veterans organizations in Legion Post 282 has announced to permit consumption of on June 14, in connection with con­sumed and how the permit its Memorial Day schedule for alcoholic beverages on streets the arrival of BAK participants would be enforced. the Jackson County area have announced their schedules for cemeteries in southern Nemaha and in public places for the June who will spend the final night County. Memorial Day ser­ event and other special events of this year’s bicycle­ tour in Continued to Page 16 the annual Memorial­ Day tour of the county’s cemeteries­ and vices also are being planned by memorials, where they will pay Hor ­ton’s Vietnam Veterans of tribute to their fallen fellow America chapter. soldiers, it has been reported. Memorial Day weekend Holton Dental expands services Holton American Legion activities in Holton will By Ali Holcomb joined the practice in 2013, said certified in the near future. Post 44 and Holton Veterans of begin with a flag-raising­ at 8 Holton Dental recently ex- Holton Dental recently pur- “This will help minimize what Foreign Wars Post 1367 will a.m. Saturday, May 25 at the panded its services, offering chased a cone beam CT scanner we have to refer out,” Rieschick conduct separate­ tours starting southwest corner of the Square dental implant procedures and in order to offer dental implant said. early Monday, May 27 and near the cannon. a membership plan for patients procedures at the office. Holton Dental has also invest- culminating in a joint 11 a.m. On Monday, the Holton who don’t have dental insurance “That’s a service we usually ed in an in-house crown mill- ceremony at Holton Cemetery, Legion group will depart from or might not be satisfied with have to refer out to a bigger city, ing machine, which works with where both groups will meet at the Veterans Club at 7 a.m., their current insurance plan. but it’s something we wanted to the 3-D imaging system to mill the Civil War monument for a stopping at Mount Calvary “We’ve always prided our- invest in here,” Dr. Rieschick crowns and bridges at the office. memorial service. Catholic Cemetery at 7:10 a.m., selves on being on the lead- said. “We’ll have the ability to “It allows us to do the proce- That will be followed by Olive Hill Cemetery at 7:50 a.m., ing edge of dentistry by offer- place implants, but it also gives dure digitally before we have another joint ceremony at the Buck’s Grove Cemetery at 8:25 ing some things only found in us a 3-D image of the skull so to perform anything on the pa- Purple Heart monument in a.m., Soldier Cemetery at 9 a.m. bigger cities,” said Dr. Alex we can better look for impacted tient,” Gilliland said. “We used Linscott Park at 11:45 a.m. and and Circleville Cemetery at 10 Gilliland, who opened Holton teeth, infections and cysts.” to put putty material in people’s an 11:55 a.m. meeting at the a.m. Dental with his wife, Taige, in Rieschick recently completed mouth to make a record of their Fallen Soldier Memorial on the The Holton VFW group will July 2007. training to place implants, and de­part from the Holton Veterans Continued to Page 13 southeast corner of Holton’s Dr. Samantha Rieschick, who Dr. Gilliland will also become Town Square. There will also be Club at 7 a.m., stopping at a luncheon­ at the Veterans Club, Brick Cemetery at 7:10 a.m., located at 926 W. Sixth St. in Denison Cemetery at 7:50 a.m., Combined edition to be printed next week Holton, start ing at 12:30 p.m. Larkinburg Cemetery at 8:35 a.m., Thompson-Burns Ceme­tery The Holton Recorder will The Holton Recorder office combined edition next week is 5 The public is invited­ to attend. will be closed on Monday to p.m. on Tuesday, May 28. Mayetta American Legion at 9:10 a.m. and Pleasant Grove be combining its Monday and Cemetery at 10 a.m. The Brick Wednesday editions next week observe Memorial Day as will As always, for up-to-the- Post 423 will send out two teams many local businesses, includ- minute local news for Jackson that morning to visit cemeteries Cemetery stop is a new addition and will publish the combined to the list, it was reported. edition on Wednesday, May 29, ing banks and the post office. County, follow The Recorder in the southern part of Jackson­ due to Monday’s Memorial Day The deadline to submit ad­ on twitter at @HoltonRecorder County to pay tribute to fallen Continued to Page 16 holiday. vertising and news copy for the and online at holtonrecorder.net soldiers, and Wetmore American Middlemist set to retire from HHS By Brian Sanders This weekend, Mark Middlemist will take another group of Holton High School student athletes to compete­ at the state track and field meet in Wichita, and he’s hopeful that some of those young athletes will “come home with some hardware.” It’s also the last time Middlemist will be taking Wildcat athletes to the state meet. “One of the hardest things I’ve had to do, after the league track meet a week or so ago, was tell those kids that I was retiring and not going to be back next year,” said Middlemist, who has been a teacher and coach at HHS for 30 years. “But I told them that I was four decades in all of teach­ going to keep following them and ing. But he’s not yet done with hopefully see them again at the edu­cation — this fall, he’ll be state meet, a year down the road.” a middle school social studies Middlemist recently teacher and athletic­ director­ at a announced his retirement from private Catholic middle school in the Holton school district after Newton. three decades of teaching and coaching at HHS and almost Continued to Page 13

THURSDAY’S FORECAST Holton High School graduating senior Kortnee VanDonge is shown above at right playing the piccolo as part of the Holton High School band prior to Saturday evening’s commencement ceremony at HHS. Sitting Look for the complete forecast on page 2. next to VanDonge is flutist Samantha Auxier. Several other band members are shown in the background. Photo by David Powls  





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 HOLTON RECORDER, WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 2019, PAGE 2 Body found in Brown County Foul play is not suspected, law enforcement officers say, in the death of 54-year-old Horton resident Anthony Walker, who was found deceased Sunday, May 12, on the Kickapoo Res- ervation located west of Horton in Brown County. Kickapoo Tribal Police Chief Nathan Gray reported that a local resident found Walker’s body along the 700 block of 129th Road and that an autopsy was being performed. Police Chief Gray said that Walker, an over-the-road truck driver, had been arrested in No- vember of 2018 after a 10-hour standoff on the reservation with police that reportedly included shots being fired at police of- ficers after they responded to the scene of a domestic distur- bance. Walker entered a not guilty plea last month in Brown Coun- ty District Court on 12 counts related to the stand-off and a jury trial was scheduled for Au- gust. Funeral services for Walker were held Saturday, May 18, at the Kickapoo Community Building on the Kickapoo Res- ervation. Burial was held in the Kennekuk Cemetery on the Kickapoo Reservation the next day. Holton High School Class of 1969 Today’s Weather Forecast Sponsored By: Holton High School’s Class of 1969 is shown in the composite photo above. Top row, from left: Russell W. Hower (treasurer), John A. McManigal (vice president), Bill Green (principal), Jack H. Sloan (superintendent), Jack E. Jensen PAY CASH (class president) and Charles R. Marshall (secretary); second row, from left: Ronald G. Bolen, Joyce A. Brucken, Linda J. Beatty, Nanci L. Bullard, Deborah K. Obley, Nancy J. Burnett, Cynthia M. Hochuli, Jacqueline K. Nelson, Cyn- AND SAVE thia K. Sloan, Leaila M. Glenn, Connie L. Campbell and Donald E. Slimmer; third row, from left: Billy Ray Moore, June E. McKeever, Roger E. Jameson, Carol L. Mellenbruch, Lou Ann Jones, Melody A. Gibson, Donna J. Kaul, Dianne E. 3¢/GAL Fletcher, Laura J. Butler, Donald G. Oldehoeft, Cheryl L. Newman and Allen D. Wichman; fourth row, from left: Henry D. Schirmer, Judy Rose Linderman, James E. Parmiter, Sandra D. Moore, Susan Kay Miller, Sandra L. Nelson, Linda 19075 US Hwy. 75, Holton • 785-364-2463 Sue Bryant, Sheryl D. Koch, Kathren S. Simmons, James D. Braum, Judy M. McAsey and Charles A. Richards; fifth row, from left: Ronnie W. Bell, Shirley A. Bruns, Marvin G. Brenner, Marcella A. Chrisman, Janice L. Craig, Teresa A. Coffman, Irene G. Douglas, Diane M. Fisher, Ava Jean Merryfield, Dennis H. Clark, Faye Sanderson and Danney L. Shupe; bottom row, from left: Rodney K. Tolan, Rex A. Ingels, Larry D. Buss, Ronald Marshall, Robert E. Fox, Randy E. Harshaw, Robert Lamberson, James Dannenberg II, Barry A. Petree, Darrel E. Meyer, Bruce A. Cox, Mark E. Mc- Carter and Bruce E. Ackeret. Muscotah Car & Truck Show! A Muscotah tradition since 2004! 8 a.m.-2 p.m. - Saturday, June 1, 2019 Main Street Muscotah • $10 Registration Other events at Muscotah • People’s Choice that day include: Trophy Awards • Muscotah Mercantile at 2 p.m. open for breakfast and lunch • Muscotah United Church For more information, clothing giveaway call Bill Speer at • Craft/Vendor Bags of Hope 785-548-5548 or event at the park The Jackson County 785-872-3171. Courthouse, Road & Bridge Dept., and Senior Citizen’s Meal Site will be closed on Monday, May 27, 2019, in CD Specials: observance of Memorial Day. The Jackson County Land ll, Recycling 36 month* 3.05% APY *$50,000 minimum deposit Center, Noxious Weed, and Household 36 month** 3.25% APY **$100,000 minimum deposit Hazardous Waste Depts. will observe Many more CD rates and terms available! Memorial Day on Saturday, May 25, 2019. Call, come in, or visit our website for more details!

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Mayetta High School Class of 1969 Mayetta High School’s Class of 1969 included, top row, from left: Donita LeClere, Linda Whiteman, Gary Mitchell and Bev Lutz; middle row, from left: Jim Robb, Bob Johnson, Kathy Marshall, Martha Slattery, Cathy Mader and Ivan Hamilton; bottom row, from left: Martha Curran, Ronnie Bone, Susan Zweifel, Candy Moore, Gary Harding, Martin Jim, Shelly Pettijohn and Benny Potts. Holton Middle School promotes 82 A total of 82 eighth-grade Gilliland, Jenny Ruth Page, Broderick Eli students were promoted to high Grafton, Samantha P. Peven, Braden C. school during middle school Hainline, Tehra N. Phillips, Tyler Marshall graduation ceremonies held Hernandez, Caleb C. Phillips, Cauy I. Monday evening at Holton Mid­ Hines, Katelyn Mae Place, Trista Joy dle School. Promoted students Hodge, Hannah M. Plankinton, Michael L. are listed below. Hopkins-Mitchell, Eli Brad- Pol, Angelica M. Apel, Frederik John ley Allen Ramirez, Allison Faith Ashcraft, Darcee Breann Hug, Dawson Douglas Reith, Jordan L. Barnes, Gavin Jacobsen, MaKyna B. Rodriguez, Kamryn Alex- Batz Larios, Maria Johansen, Ruth Elizabeth zander Hoyt High School’s Class of 1969 is shown in the composite photo above. Top row, Baxter, Cooper Jack Kebert, Jakob D. Schrick, Ashton R. from left: Benita Albright (vice president), Bob McDaniel (sponsor), W.V. Hanson (princi- Benjamin, Whitney L. Klahr, Tymber K. Smith, Timmithy A. pal), Pamalee Houk (sponsor) and Kenny Martin (president); second row, from left: Deb- Black, Kobe Bryce Kroenke, Aurora Dale Snyder, Tyson J. bie Rickel (treasurer) and Linda Deer (secretary); third row, from left: Kathy Stiers, Don Bohnenkemper, Jarred Wil- Larson, Asher Tannahill, Karoline Grace Pappan, Dean Oestmann and Deanna Tuck; fourth row, from left: Sandi Fleming, Paula liam Lierz, Matthew Tomlinson, Nolan C. de Clelland, Bob Mosher, Linda Hinkle and Neil Harding; fifth row, from left: Lynn Daven- Bontrager, Emma Rose Lopez, Rolando Trout, Malakai Alexander port, Pat O’Shea, Margie Dreasher, James Fuller and Monica McClane; bottom row, from Booth, Garyson Wayne Lopez-Castro, Jaime Utz, Isaac Lee left: Bob Bausch, Sandy Zimmerman, Ed Mosher, Vicki Peden and Margaret Rose. Boswell, Jace L. McCammon, Tristen M. Ware, Morissa Lynn Buskirk, Chase D. McCoy, Trenton James Washington-Urbano, Jakari Campbell, Johan S. Miller, Samuel Tate Stephon Collins, Garett Morgan, Garrett Lee Levin Watkins, Mathew Michael Conley, Sheldon Allen Myers, Cecilia A. Wilson, Makaela Michele Accidents reported in county Crouch, Parker Anthony New, Delaney A. Wilson, Timber Marie Cundell, Evan A. Nickelson, Jaedyn A. Wilt, Ethan M. The Jackson County Sheriff’s Bobby Gritz, 80, Topeka, was Gritz’s vehicle sustained damage Davies, Griffin Wilson O’Connor, Ethen J. Wing, Courtnee Elizabeth Office has reported the following traveling south on U.S. Highway to its front bumper and front right DenBleyker, Austin Cole accidents: 75 near 318th Road when his 2007 quarter panel that was listed at Dieckmann, Layton R. n At 7:25 a.m. on May 8, Toyota struck a deer in the road. more than $1,000. Dillon, Trace Shannon Misty Poe, 42, Holton, was trav- Dodd, Tiara N. eling east on Kansas Highway Doran, Taytum Lynn 16 near S Road when her vehicle Doyle, Jadynn Marie struck a deer in the road. Poe’s Elliott, Kayden James Thank You 2013 Buick sustained damage to GLORY DAYS Ent, Dalton Scott With very grateful hearts we want to thank everyone its front right bumper that was Festival, Car & Motorcycle Show Etzel, Grace Aileen th listed at more than $1,000. who helped make our 55 wedding anniversary such a n Fletcher, Jayden B. happy and special time. At 9:25 p.m. on May 9, Jere- Saturday, May 25, 2019 Flewelling, Brooke Ann my Epperson Jr., 20, Holton, was Holton, KS Fox, Talon Benedict Thank you so much for the lovely cards, email driving west on Kansas Highway Gaspar Juan, Domingo messages, phone calls, personal acknowledgements, 116 near X Road when his vehi- **Car show, food, crafts and Alumni Parade** Gilliland, Charles G. food, and visits. It was all so wonderful. Getting the cle struck a deer. Epperson’s 1996 Gilliland, Tucker M. mail every day held a new and special blessing. Oldsmobile sustained damage to ***For more information, visit our website*** Our hearts have been so touched and we feel so its front bumper and left side that www.exploreholton.com blessed by everyone’s kindness and thoughtfulness. was listed at more than $1,000. Advertising paid in part by Jackson County Tourism Council n YOU NAME IT! We will cherish those thoughts forever. At 10:40 p.m. on May 9, God bless you all. We love you. HANDYMAN • NO JOB TOO SMALL HOME REPAIR & BLDG. MAINTENANCE Sincerely, LeMoyne and Arlene Dodson BUCKET TRUCK FOR HIRE Terry Fox • (785) 966-2628

WATER FURNACE GEOTHERMAL SYSTEMS With a WaterFurnace geothermal comfort system, GROUND SOURCE, INC. you’ll experience dramatic energy savings 215 E 5TH ST, without sacrificing an ounce of comfort. HOLTON, KS 66436 Geothermal systems tap into the free, (785) 364-2514 renewable energy in the ground, and with energy savings up to 60%, it’s a smart choice. HOLTON______RECORDER, WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 2019, PAGE 4 CARRY ON CLASS OF 2019: “Breathe With A Purpose’’ The senior speeches at the a purpose, a purpose to crush the graduation ceremony for Holton future,’’ said senior class mem- High School’s Class of 2019 last ber Kortnee Nicole VanDonge. Saturday might have been the OPINION “Sixty-eight students are about best ones I have ever heard. to walk this stage. By doing Wittmer then asked everyone this, they will have taken their The speeches carried out a in the audience for a moment central theme focusing on the final steps as children and have of silence in remembrance of graduated into adulthood, ready 2019 class motto – “Breathe Madison. With A Purpose’’ selected in to take on the world… Class of HHS senior class member 2019, it’s time to breathe with a honor of deceased class vice Grant Cawby, said, “Earlier president Madison Taliaferro, purpose and crush the future!’’ this year, our entire community If the HHS Class of 2019 who died in December 2018 af- went through a bad time when ter a lifelong battle with cystic grads “breathe with a purpose’’ we lost our classmate and friend there’s no question they can fibrosis. Madison... To honor her mem- It may very well become the make a big, positive impact in ory, our class motto – Breathe the world in the years to come. HHS Class of 2019’s motto for With A Purpose comes from her the rest of their post-high school With a class motto like that, and while our class will have there’s definitely a lot of room lives, too, and if so I can’t think many purposes moving forward of a better one to live by. for a lot of different interpreta- in life, one of them will be to tions of what that means to each Although Madison only at- look back and reflect on where tended high school in Holton for of the grads. we have been… Reflecting and Here’s a few more words to two years, she obviously made remembering aren’t the only a big and lasting impact on her live by for the recent grads and purposes we have, however. It for all of us: classmates and she was remem- is also important to live in the bered fondly – and often – at the *Let your love be stronger present.’’ than your hate or anger. graduation. “…God gave each of us a The death of a schoolmate *Learn the wisdom of com- purpose in life. We’re here so promise because it’s better to is always a tragic loss as those that we all might breathe with YOUTH SOCCER left behind ponder what the de- bend than to break. a purpose, right here and right *Choose to believe the best in The “Purple Piggies’’ pre-kindergarten soccer team, shown above, participat- ceased schoolmate’s life could now. Make this moment count, have been like in the future. To people instead of the worst. ed in the Holton Recreation Department’s spring soccer league at Countryside make the present count,’’ said *Remember that friendship is Park. Team members, shown left to right in the front row, were Kooper Wick, have the bright light of a young senior class member John Walk- person’s life extinquished is the basis for all lasting relation- Savannah Schreyer, Amelia Lancaster, Thaddeus Weber, Lilly Watkins, Liam er Sheldon. ships. among the most tragic losses Senior class member and Stu- Lindin and Meyer McElroy. Coaches in the back row were, left to right, Caleb known to human beings. *Embrace the work you dent Council president Sydney choose as a vocation to do good Wick and Matt McElroy. Team members not available for the photo were Jillian Death is not just difficult for Snyder said that setting goals is Warner and Easton Teter. Look for additional youth soccer team photos in up- young people to deal with, how- things. another way the class of 2019 is *Be on time. Tardiness gives coming editions of The Recorder. Photo by David Powls ever. Adults of all ages struggle breathing with a purpose. with sadness and heartbreak the impression that you have no “…We were lucky enough to respect or consideration for oth- when their loved ones die. experience one of the most pas- In the years to come, members ers. sionate people in our last two *Pay your debts. It doesn’t of the HHS Class of 2019 will years at Holton High,’’ Snyder need to look no further than the matter how much money you said. “Madison taught us to live make, or the house you live in memory of their friend Madison our passion out daily. She joined for examples of perseverance in or the car you drive. If you don’t several clubs, sang in our musi- pay your debts in a timely man- the face of adversity. cal, managed our football team HHS principal Rod Wittmer ner, you will never enjoy the and participated tirelessly to trust and respect of others. announced at the beginning of express her passion for all HHS the graduation that Madison *No God. No peace. had to offer…’’ *Know God. Know peace. had met the requirements for “…Our class is breathing with high school graduation at HHS. David Powls PLAINS FOLK: Trail-driving night songs calmed the herd By Jim Hoy Kan. Public Notice So while the trail-driving The trail boss, an old open- cowboy composed and sang range cowboy named Lon Ford trail-driving songs during the (who still carried gun on his hip (First published in The Holton day in order to entertain himself at that late date), told Dad and Recorder, Holton, Kan., on and thus keep from getting the other hands that he wanted Wednesday, May 15, 2019.) overly bored while plugging them to sing or hum while out along at a slow pace, at night he there at night; the sound of their IN THE DISTRICT COURT would sing singing voices would help calm OF JACKSON COUNTY, a night- the cattle. PublicKANSAS Notice herding song Night-herding songs tend to to entertain be long (the cowboy had two In the Matter of the the cattle. hours to fill), slow (you wanted Estate of Or at least a lullaby, not a rousing ditty) and Richard D. Willits, to let them sad. Sad because those young a/k/a Richard Dale Willits, know he was men, many on their first venture Deceased. out there so away from family and friends, if his horse’s weren’t feeling very happy out Case No. 2018-PR-37 hoof clicked there in a drizzling rain with coy­ Public Notice on a rock otes howling and owls hooting Proceeding Under K.S.A. the steers and suffering from lack of sleep. Chapter 59 might not But they had to sing anyway. stampede; it didn’t take much “I Ride An Old Paint” is a NOTICE OF HEARING to startle a longhorn steer. Old- typical night herding song, with timers said that even striking a a herd on its way to Montana. THE STATE OF KANSAS match to light a roll-your-own In the chorus we’re told that the TO ALL PERSONS could set them to running. cattle are “fiery and snuffy and CONCERNED: Cattle on the trail were rarin’ to go.” Public Notice usually given at least 10 hours In the second verse we YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI- each night for resting and learn that Bill Jones had “two FIED that a Petition for Final for chewing cud. Cows are daughters and a song.” One Settlement has been filed in ruminants, which means that daughter went to Denver, “and this Court by Licia Crawford, they have four stomachs (or the other went wrong.” Bill’s duly appointed, qualified and maybe one stomach with four young wife was killed “in a pool- acting Administrator of the compartments, but let’s not get room fight.” The night herder Estate of Richard D. Willits, too technical). might be feeling miserable as a/k/aPublic Richard Dale Notice Willits, They were moved slowly he rides around the herd, but deceased, praying Petition- during the day so that they had just like Bill Jones, “still he er’s acts be approved; ac- plenty of time to graze, but they keeps singing from morning till count be settled and allowed; needed some leisure time in night.” the heirs be determined; the which to cough up that grass and In the last verse the singer claim of William Pippert be chew it some more. They would gives instructions in case he is heard and denied; the Court do that four times before it went killed: “When I die, take my find the allowances request- through all four stomachs and saddle from the wall, put it on ed for attorney’s fees and ex- they had extracted and digested my pony and lead him from the pensesPublic of the administration Notice the nutrients. stall. Tie my bones to him and are reasonable and should If there were 10 drovers with head us west. He’ll take me to be allowed; the costs be re- a herd, each one had a two-hour the prairie that I love best.” funded, pursuant to K.S.A. shift of night herding. I have I hate to think of that poor 59-2215; the administration read some historians who claim horse carrying that dead body of the Estate be closed; upon that cowboys didn’t usually sing around forever, but the verse, the filing of receipts the Pe- while riding night guard. I’m sure, is meant to represent titioner be finally discharged And I also have read some the cowboy’s sad frame of mind, as the Administrator of the that claim, ridiculously, that not to be taken literally. Estate of Richard D. Willits, cowboys only sang while riding Other night herding songs are a/k/a Richard Dale Willits, after a stampeding herd and equally plaintive. Think of “Oh, deceased, and the Petitioner trying to get the cattle to mill Bury Me Not.” After pleading be released from further li- (i.e., run in a circle). Ridiculous with his comrades to be taken ability. because the hooves and horns of back home for burial and going 2,000 head of rampaging steers through a litany of things that You are required to file your would create such a din that make the lonesome prairie written defenses thereto on or even a cowboy shouting at full lonesome, it makes no differ­ before June 10, 2019, at 8:30 lung power couldn’t be heard ence: “In a narrow grave just six o’clock a.m., in the Probate more than a few yards away. by three, we buried him there on Division of the District Court Besides, I know that cowboys the lone prairie.” of Jackson County, Kansas, sang while riding night herd Note: Jim Hoy, retired at which time and place the because my father told me so. professor of English at Emporia cause will be heard. Should At age 19, back in 1923, he State University, is co-author of you fail therein, judgment and helped to drive 1,400 steers from the Plains Folk column. decree will be entered in due Canadian, Texas, to Englewood, course upon the petition. /s/ Licia Crawford THE HOLTON LICIA CRAWFORD, RECORDER Administrator Serving the Jackson County community for 152 years PREPARED BY: ESTABLISHED 1867 Published semi-weekly at 109 West Fourth Street, Holton, Jackson /s/ James E. Rumsey County, Kansas 66436. Periodical postage paid at Holton (Kan.) Post JAMES E. RUMSEY Office. phone: (785) 364-3141; fax: (785) 364-3422; e-mail: #07535 [email protected] 840 B Connecticut Street Postmaster: Send address changes to the Holton Recorder, P.O. Box 311, 109 West Fourth Street, Holton, Kansas 66436. USPS 247-840 P.O. Box 612 Subscription rates: One year in Jackson County $44 (42¢ per Lawrence, Kansas 66044 issue); elsewhere in Kansas $51.50 (50¢ per issue). 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Alflen Notice Virginia Lee Alflen, 79, Cen- Leuthold tralia, died Saturday, May 18, (First published in The Holton 2019, at St. Francis Hospital in Steven Lee Leuthold passed away on Wednesday, Recorder, Holton, Kan., on Topeka. Monday, May 20, 2019.) She was born May 13, 1940, May 8, 2019, at the VA Hos- pice House, Jefferson Bar- in Kansas City, Mo., the daugh- CITY OF HOYT ter of Charles and Lamonta racks, St. Louis, Mo. Williamson El­lis. She attended Steve was born on Sept. 28, 1944, in Holton to W.J. NOTICE OF HEARING ON schools in Raytown, Mo., and APPLICATION TO CHANGE later earned her G.E.D. in Hol- and Anna Carolyn (Karns) Leuthold. He graduated from ZONING ton in 1976. CLASSIFICATION Mrs. Alflen was a daycare Soldier High School in 1962 provider for many years and and Kansas State University in 1968 with a degree in Ar- Please take notice that pur- had also worked for NEK-CAP suant to the requirements in Holton. chitecture. After graduation he served in the U.S. Army of the City of Hoyt, Kansas She married Michael M. Al- Zoning Regulations, an ap- flen on Dec. 6, 1958, in Kansas as an E5 Sergeant and was stationed in Vietnam. plication has been filed by City, Mo. He died June 19, 2009. Mike and Cynthia Jewell She also was preceded in death He married Edith M Dick- inson on Aug. 11, 1967. They to rezone the following de- by a daughter, Wanda Lyman, in scribed real estate property 1993; a brother, J.W. Ellis; and a later divorced. Steve was preceded in situated in the County of sister, Sandra Brucken. Jackson, State of Kansas Survivors include a son, Jake death by his parents. He is survived by three children, from R-1 (Residential) to B-3 Alflen, Alexander, Ark.; a grand- (Business): son, Lance Lyman and wife Kathy (Derek) Bissitt, Leav- enworth, Christie Leuthold, Leigh, Tonganoxie; two great- A tract of land located in grandsons, Landon and Lukas Canandaigua, N.Y., and Wil- liam (Erin) Leuthold, Phila- the City of Hoyt, Jackson Lyman; two sis­ters, Earline Hill, County, Kansas, described Larkinburg, and Patricia Brown, delphia, Pa.; seven grand- children; two great-grand- as follows: Beginning at Garden Grove, Calif.; and many a point South 88 degrees nieces and nephews.­ children; three sisters, Dixie (David) McAndrews Gibbs, Denison High School’s graduating class of 1969 is shown in the composite photo 20’40” West (assumed bear- Graveside services will be ing) 83.00 feet from the held at 10 a.m. Tuesday, May 28 Surprise, Ariz., Mary (Gary) above. Top row, from left: Mark Roy McCrory (president), Joseph L. Mays (principal), Eisenbarth, Kerrville, Texas, Jean Applegarth (sponsor) and Keith Alan Newman (vice president); second row, from Southwest Corner of Lot 43 in Olive Hill Cemetery. on Highland Avenue, City of Memorial contributions may and Sue (Don) Thiemann, left: Mary Marjorie Shafer, Betty Louise Blakley, Stacy Ralph Allen (Student Council Manhattan; a brother, Wil- president), Laurel Kay Anderson (secretary-treasurer), Terry K. Myers and Janice Diane Hoyt, said point being on the be made to the Virginia Alflen East line of Lot 13 McKeages Memori­al Fund, to be designat- bert Jr. (Stephanie) Leuthold, Gardiner; third row, from left: Randal J. Hower, Karen Marie Kranz, Kathy Lou Martin, Blackhawk, S.D.; many niec- Delores A. Myers, Floyd Earl Teetzel, Katherine Lynn Doherty and Connie Jo Smith; bot- Addition to the City of Hoyt; ed at a later date and sent in care thence South 1 degrees 11’ of Mercer Funeral­ Home, P.O. es and nephews; and Joseph tom row, from left: Susan Kay Applegarth, William D. McConnaughey, Sandra Gail Wing, Rogers, a close life friend. Paul C. Porter, Shirley Marie Smith, Albert Leon Clark and Linda Lorraine McCrory. 16” East along said East line Box 270, Holton, KS 66436. 10.00 feet to the North right Holton Recorder 5/22/19 Steve was a gifted artist, especially favoring pottery. of way Fourth Street, thence He crafted many special South 88 degrees 20’ 40” Hill West along said North right of Karren Hill, 52, Cuba, Mo., pieces. He worked as an ar- chitect in Topeka. Later he Ag Week Recap: Pork up despite trade war way 18.50 feet, thence North died Saturday, May 18, 2019, at 1 degrees 11’16” West paral- her home. farmed in the Soldier area. By Matt Hines lower at some auctions nation- additional soybean acres, though, Interment will be held in lel to said East line 190.00 She was born May 6, 1967, Negotiated feedlot trade wide this week. Fundamentals­ which is not friendly with excess feet to the North line of said in Mexico, Mo., the daughter of the Jefferson Barracks Na- from north to south started on haven’t changed much this week domestic and world stocks as tional Cemetery, St Louis, Lot 13, thence North 88 de- James Kenneth and Lonnie Els- Wednesday at $117 with instanc- and many are reeling from a Chinese demand is still off from grees 20’40” East along the berry Heaton. Mo., at a later date. es of lower $100-plus per head devaluation the African swine fever outbreak.­ Memorial contributions North line of said Lot 13, Mrs. Hill worked at Poplar trade down to of feeders since Good Friday. For the week, Friday, May 10 18.50 feet to the Northeast Bluff Hospital as a medical re- may be made to the Jeffer- $115 as well. For the week, Friday, May 10 through Friday, May 17, July son Barracks VA Hospital. Corner of said Lot 13, thence cords techni­cian for a few years, Dressed trade through Friday, May 17, June corn was up $.31½, December continuing North 88 degrees then moved to Cuba, Mo., in Send to Sue Thiemann, 2108 in Nebraska live cattle were down $1.17, Au- was up $.26¼, July soybeans Essex Sq., Manhattan, KS 20’40” East 63.00 feet to the 2010. ranged from gust was up $.02, May feeder were up $.12½, November was West line of an existing al- She married David L. Hill on 66503 for delivery and dedi- $185 to $189. cattle were down $3.10, August up $.14, July Kansas City wheat cation. T h a t ’ s was down $1.32, June lean hogs was up $.33¼, September was up ley, thence South 1 degrees May 10, 2003, in East Prairie, s 11’16” East along the West Mo. He survives. Holton Recorder 5/22/19 three weeks up $2.70 and July was up $2.25. $.33, July Chicago­ wheat was up in a row Boxed Beef Choice was down $.40¼, September was up $37½, line of said alley 105.00 Other survivors include her feet, thence South 88 de- moth­er, Lonnie Cape and hus- now of $3 $.80 at $220.31 and Select was July soybean meal was up $7 per lower week- down $.82 at $208.28. ton and December was up $6.20 grees 20’40” West 75.00 band Jerry, Cuba, Mo.; her fa- Stanton feet, thence South 1 de- ther, Ken Heaton and wife Sue, Bill Stanton, 82, of Kansas t o - w e e k June live cattle hit a new recent per ton. trade and while that may sound low last week at $109.05, holding Grains held higher during the grees 11’16” East 75.00 feet, Holton; three brothers, Darren City, passed away Sunday, thence North 88 degrees Heaton and wife DeeAnn, Cuba, disheartening,­ it’s also very sea- the support from the lows back day Monday as the forecasts are May 5, 2019. sonal for cash to work lower af- from this past fall and $107.50 still calling­ for heavy rains this 20’40” East 12.00 feet to the Mo., Michael Cape and wife Ju- He was preceded in death point of beginning, Jackson lie, Rolla, Mo., and Ed Cape and ter April fats go off the board and the next support­ area, with resis- week. Export inspections for the by his wife, June (Brown) into a discounted June contract. tance around $115. May feeders week ending May 16 were good County, Kansas. wife Tonya, Tecumseh; two sis- Stanton. ters, Marsha Light and husband That spread had June trading hit a new contract low at $132.42 for corn and 32.3 million­ bushels He is survived by daugh- $9.50 below April on the last day last week with support­ near $132, (MBU) and wheat at 27.8 MBU. This property is a vacant lot Charlie, Steelville, Mo., and ters Jerri (Chuck), Beckie located on 4th Street in Hoyt, Patty Doyle and husband Dan, of April and June dropping an- then $130, and re­sistance up at There are only two weeks left in (Ray) and Amy (Ward); nine other $3 since. Therefore, some $138.30, then the $146 area. the marketing year for wheat and directly east of the property Holton; four stepchil­dren, James grandchildren; and 17 great- steep drops in cash feedlot trade June lean hogs found support at with the past two weeks of solid at 106 W. 4th Street. Hill and wife April, Piedmont, grandchildren. shouldn’t come as any shocker. $85.37 two weeks ago, still hold- shipments we have finally passed Mo., Mary Runk, Van Bu­ren, A celebration of Mr. Stan- Pork prices overall and hogs ing a higher trend, and breaking last year’s pace.. A hearing on this matter Mo., Amanda Wolford and hus­ ton’s life will be held at 1:30 con­tinue to remain supported the lower trend since the mid- Severe weather threats and will be held by the governing band Dustin, East Prairie, Mo., p.m. Sunday, June 2 at Sol- even though the trade war with April high at $99.82. Resistance heavy rains continue for the en- body of the City of Hoyt at and Chassidy Hill, Cape Gi- dier Hall in Soldier. China is still not resolved. China is next up at $93.80. tire week in the Southern Plains s 6:00 P.M. on June 18, 2019 rardeau, Mo.; and aunts, uncles Holton Recorder 5/22/19 did cancel a small amount of pork The soy complex fell sharply and Western Corn Belt. The East- at City Hall in the City of and cousins. She was preceded from the U.S. last week, 4,200 on Friday with corn and wheat ern Corn Belt continues to get Hoyt. All persons interested in death by her grand­parents, metric tons. At least it wasn’t a still higher. U.S. wet weather and light rains with another­ one to may appear and be heard on Don and Fay Elsberry and Jim large amount and pork was left plant­ing delays remain front and three inches expected this week. this matter at that time and and Lillian Heaton. off the additional tariff list to be center with funds dumping short July Kansas City wheat is into location. L41t2 Visitation and funeral servic- enacted by China on June 1. positions. Make no mistake, this a new recent high at $4.39¾, es were held Wednesday at Hut- Compared to last week, steers is a weather rally and a wet bias bouncing off a new contract low son Fu­neral Home, Cuba, Mo., and heifers sold steady to $5 continues to pre­vail across much at $3.82 last week. Resistance is BLANK REUNION with Pastor Dan Morrison offi- Auctions advertised in The lower, with instances up to $8 of the Midwest. This could lead to next up near $4.50, then $4.60. Saturday, June 1 • Noon ciating. Burial was held in Mer- Holton Recorder qualify to be July Chicago wheat hit a new amec Hills Cemetery, Cuba, Mo. Homestead Sr. Residences included in this free auction cal- contract low at $4.18½ last week, 400 Wisconsin • Holton Holton Recorder 5/22/19 now testing resis­tance from ear- endar. Call Errin at 364-3141, Circleville Christian Church Potluck Dinner email holtonrecorder@giant- lier this spring around $4.80 with Questions: Call Allen (785-364-2030) comm.net or stop by 109 W. the next up near $5. Fourth St. in Holton for details. By Jeannie Arnold His will. • Sunday, May 19. Ronald Mark Knouft and his grand- God is a God of chastise- Anderson household auction. daughter, Abri Alley, were greet- ment and discipline. The great 722 Nebraska Ave., Holton. For ers at the door for the cowboy/ fish was used to chastise Jonah. COUNTRY SCHOOL more information, contact Wil- traditional service at Circleville God wants us to learn from our son’s Auction Service at 364- Christian Church on May 19. mistakes and discipline is given 4173 or 364-2998. Brody Bliss gave the wel- through love. God is worthy of REUNION • Saturday, June 8. Hoffman come and opening prayer. Mu- worship and praise as when God consignment auction, held two sic was provided by the praise calmed the storm, the sailors Sunday, May 26, 2019 miles east of Effingham on U.S. team of Johnny Lynch, Max worshiped Him. Highway 159. For more infor- Lierz, Shelly Will, Garrett Will Being a Christian starts with 1:00 p.m. • Holton Senior Center mation, contact Jeff Hoffman and Kay Hallauer. Brody Bliss the fear of God and then knowl- 312 Pennsylvania Avenue, Holton (south of Post Office) at (913) 370-0747 or (913) 833- gave the prayer for concerns and edge of God. 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HOLTON______RECORDER, WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 2019, PAGE 6 SPORTS Wednesday Class 3A state softball tourney moved to ESU turf field By Ali Holcomb Frontenac (17-6, eight seed) at ing that game, two Colby play- of a doubleheader against Clay Silver Lake and St. Marys St. Marys beat Rock Creek 8- Game times for the Class 3A 1 p.m. ers hit home runs and the team Center Community/Wakefield. are both members of the Mid- 3 in the regional title game. In softball tournament set for Em- * Kingman/Norwich (20-3, had 13 hits in 32 at bats. Col- Beloit is from the North Central East League. that game, St. Marys had nine poria this Thursday and Friday four seed) vs. St. Marys (19-3, by’s pitcher, Kamrie Miller, had Activities Association League. Silver Lake won the Class hits in 28 at bats and 8 RBI. Se- have been adjusted due to the five seed) at 3 p.m. eight strikeouts. The Trojans punched their 3A tournament last year as the nior pitcher Josie Harrison had rainy weather. * Beloit (17-2, three seed) vs. Cheney was a second seed in ticket to state with a 6-5 win three seed, defeating Southeast five strikeouts and four walks. All games will now be played Silver Lake (19-4, six seed) at the Class 3A state tourney last over Hoisington. Beloit hit two of Saline, Osage City and Oska- Frontenac is no stranger to the on the Emporia State University 7 p.m. year but fell in the first round to home runs and three doubles in loosa. state tournament as the Raid- turf field at Trusler Sports Com- If the LadyCats win, they will Osage City, 7-2. They are from the game with 13 hits in 37 at After falling in a doublehead- ers took first place in the Class plex, 701 E. 18th St. play at 1 p.m. on Friday against the Central Plains League. bats. Beloit pitcher Darby Odle er against Hayden at the begin- 4A-DII softball tournament in The Holton LadyCats, who the winner of the Beloit-Silver This year’s team is near per- had six strikeouts. ning of the year, the Eagles have 2016. are 19-2, are the second seed Lake game. The other second- fect as the Lady Cardinals have Kingman/Norwich is a won 19 of their last 21 games. The Raiders, who are in the in the state tournament and will round game is being played at only lost one game out of 23 this member of the Heart of the They’ve lost to Rossville and CNC (Cherokee Neosho Craw- still face Colby (17-4), the sev- 11 a.m. Friday. season, after splitting a double- Plains League, and the team has Oskaloosa. ford) League, fell in games enth seed, at 5 p.m. Thursday. The third-place game will header against Kingman/Nor- three losses this season to Great Silver Lake has hit 21 home this season to Riverton, Prairie Holton took fourth in the follow at 3 p.m., along with the wich and falling 12-3. Bend, Cheney and Pratt. runs as a team this year. In their View, Chanute, Baxter Springs, Class 4A-DII state tournament championship game at 5 p.m. Cheney defeated Chaparral The Eagles rallied in the bot- regional title game, the Eagles Galena and St. Mary’s Colgan. last year and is headed back to Colby is a member of the to win its regional tourney, and tom of the seven to defeat Ha- beat Burlington 5-2. Frontenac defeated Riverton state after a 7-1 win over the Great West Activities Confer- during that game, Cheney pitch- ven 4-3 in the regional cham- St. Marys lost a doubleheader 5-4 to win its regional tourna- Jefferson West Lady Tigers in ence League, and the Lady er Korri Lies had 12 strikeouts. pionship game at Southeast of to Silver Lake earlier this sea- ment. During that game, the the regional championship game Eagles have only suffered four For the first time in school Saline. son, as well as one game to Raiders had nine hits in 26 at last Thursday. losses this season to Thomas history, the Beloit High School Kingman’s pitcher, Carlie Rossville. bats and four RBI. Other first round games of the More Prep-Marian, Garden City softball team will be playing in Kelley, pitched the entire game, The Bears won games against Tickets for the state tourna- Class 3A state tournament set (twice) and Russell. the state tournament. allowing three runs (two earned) Big Seven League opponents ment are $6 for students and $8 for Thursday, May 23, include: Colby won its regional by The team has two losses this on five hits with two walks and Jeff West (7-0 and 6-5) and Hi- for adults. * Cheney (22-1, one seed) vs. defeating Goodland 12-2. Dur- season, which were both games two strikeouts. awatha (6-2).

Holton freshman pitch- er Gracie Gallagher, No. 15 shown above, deliv- ers a pitch in the regional championship game last week at Atchison. Galla- gher pitched the complete seven-inning game vs. Jeff West, striking out seven and giving up three hits in the 7-1 victory. Gallagher has won 11 games so far this season with 47 strikeouts and a 2.18 ERA. Holton sophomore Grace Utz, No. 13 shown at left, connects with a pitch in the regional title game. Utz Holton junior Bailey Flewelling, No. 11, shown above, is is batting .484 with three batting .529 with nine home runs. Photos by Michael Powls home runs. KSU’s Peyton Williams picked for U.S. Pan American Games Team Kansas State senior Peyton Chennedy Carter (Texas A&M), throw percentage (.833) in the Her 14 double-doubles rank Williams has been selected for Kathleen Doyle (Iowa), Tyasha 2018-19 season. She was the tied for third in school history the 2019 U.S. Pan American Harris (South Carolina), Taylor third player in program history for double-doubles in a single Games Women’s Basketball Mikesell (Maryland), Beatrice to register 475 or more points season. Team after a stellar showing at Mompremier (Miami), Michaela and 300 or more rebounds in a In addition to being named the team trials on May 16-20 Onyenwere (UCLA), Mikayla single season. to the All-Big 12 First Team, at the United States Olympic Pivec (Oregon State), Lindsey Williams, an All-Big 12 Williams was the second player Training Center in Colorado Pulliam (Northwestern) and First Team selection in 2019, in program history to garner Big Springs, Colo., it has been Kiana Williams (Stanford). completed her junior season 12 All-Defensive Team honors, reported. The 12-member team will with a career-high 303 rebounds joining former teammate and Williams is the daughter of return to Colorado Springs for (9.5 per game). Williams led three-time Big 12 All-Defensive Eric and Heidi Williams and Kim training camp, July 23-Aug. all players in the Big 12 for Team selection Breanna Lewis. Fertig, and the granddaughter of 5, before competing in the rebound percentage at 26.6 per­ Williams recorded 37 blocks Carroll and Sandy Williams of women’s basketball tournament cent. Her rebounding total in the and a career-high 62 steals in Holton. at the 2019 Pan American 2018-19 season ranked fourth the 2018-19 season. She ranked Williams is the second K- Games from Aug. 6-10 in Lima, in program history for a single among the top-15 in the Big State player to be selected for a Peru. season and was the most since 12 in steals per game (fourth; U.S. Pan American Games team The team will be guided by Nicole Ohlde pulled in a junior 1.9) and blocks per game (11th; and the first since Laurie Koehn Michigan State head coach season record 306 rebounds in 1.2). in 2003 in Santo Domingo, Suzy Merchant and assisted the 2002-03 season. In her career, Williams is the by Buffalo head coach Felisha Williams finished Big 12 fourth player in program history Dominican Republic. This will with 1,000 or more career points, be Williams’s first experience Legette-Jack and Mississippi play by averaging a double- State head coach Vic Schaefer. double with 16.2 points and 600 or more career rebounds and representing the U.S. in an 80 or more career blocked shots. international event. Williams, a preseason 10.0 rebounds. She is the first Williams ranks among K-State’s The 2019 U.S. Pan American candidate for the 2019 Katrina Wildcat to average a double- career leaders in scoring (31st; Games Team roster features McClain Award given to the double in league play since 1,122 points), rebounding (16th; 12 members. In addition to nation’s top power forward, Kendra Wecker in the 2004-05 659 rebounds), blocked shots Williams, the other 11 players increased her scoring average season. (seventh; 90 blocks) and free throw are Bella Alarie (Princeton), for the third straight season and She carded a career-high percentage (seventh; .812). Brittany Brewer (Texas Tech), led the Wildcats with 15.5 points and Big 12 best 14 double- KSU’s Peyton Williams per game (496 points) and free doubles in the 2018-19 season. Straders/Davies memorial run set for June 1 Wetmore Cards compete at TVL track Triple Jump Long Jump June in Holton will kick off was reported. Lasting Impressions, the The Twin Valley League with a run at Banner Creek Proceeds from the event will Holton/Jackson County track meet was held on Thurs- 10. Taylor Fillmore 27’9.5”. 13. Eric Bloom 17’1”. Reservoir to honor three be donated to the Banner Creek Chamber of Commerce office, day, May 9 at Washington 300-Meter Hurdles Triple Jump deceased community members Community Shelter house Kellerman Insurance and Real County. Team results are as 9. Savannah Bryant 58.08. 6. Curtis Bloom 39’5.25”. and longtime runners, it has project. Estate, Medical Pharmacy, State follows. 800-Meter Run 1600-Meter Run been reported. Registration fees for adults Farm Insurance, Denison State Girls Team Scores - Cen- 6. Alyssa Bloom 2:45.78. 5. Hippolyte Pascal 5:10.71. The second-annual Ron and age 18 and up are $20 prior to Bank, The Farmers State Bank, tralia 125 points, Frankfort Boys Team Scores - Clifton- 4x100-Meter Relay Scott Strader and Tom Davies Thursday, May 23 and $25 after Banner Creek Animal Hospital, 95 points, Valley Heights 69 Clyde 111 points, Centralia 7. Wetmore (Hutfles, Aus- Memorial Run will be held that date; for students ages 6 to First United Methodist Church, points, Hanover 63 points, 89 points, Axtell 70 points, tin Smith, E. Bloom and C. at 8 a.m. Saturday, June 1 at 17, registration is $10 before Jayhawk TV and Appliance and Clifton-Clyde 57 points, Troy Hanover 70 points, Washing- Bloom) 49.71. the Banner Creek Reservoir May 23 and $15 afterward; and Lifetime Eyecare of Holton. 46 points, Axtell 44 points, ton County 41 points, Troy 400-Meter Dash kids age 5 and under are free. On race day, those who register Washington County 28 points, 33 points, Valley Heights 33 10. Michael Hemenway grounds. Check-in time is 7 points, Frankfort 30 points, 1:00.47. a.m. for the five-kilometer run Those who register prior prior to May 23 may check in Doniphan West 16 points, Blue and two-mile walk. to May 23 will also receive a and pick up their T-shirts on Valley 12 points and Wetmore Linn 25 points, Onaga 17 300-Meter Hurdles The event honors Scott free T-shirt; those who wish the north side of the reservoir 1 point. points, Doniphan West 14 11. Pascal 48.32. Strader, who lost his battle a T-shirt in adult sizes 2X and grounds near shelter house 1. Wetmore Girls Results points, Blue Valley 13 points 800-Meter Run with cancer in 2011, and Ron 3X are asked to add $3 to their Runners will start on the north Discus Throw and Wetmore 9 points. 9. Smith 2:23.51. Strader, Scott’s father, who died registration fee. T-shirts will side of the reservoir and run to 10. Reagan Osterhaus Wetmore Boys Results 3200-Meter Run in 2017, as well as Tom Davies, not be available at the reservoir the east side of the dam. Medals 89’10”. Discus Throw 4. E. Bloom 11:15.48. who died in 2016. All three of grounds after the deadline. will be awarded to the top male Long Jump 12. Joel Hutfles 104’9”. them had a passion for running Registration forms are and female finishers. 15. Francesca Damonti Javelin Throw and serving their community, it available at Rhino Fitness, 10’1.5”. 5. Hutfles 138’8.5”. HOLTON______RECORDER, WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 2019, PAGE 7 3A state golf tourney resumes today Inclement — and, at times, including the Class 3A golf Holton, RV seventh, eighth severe — weather across tournament at Emporia where Kansas this week is having an three Holton High School graders compete for Big effect on high school sports golfers are competing. championship schedules, ac­ Part of the Class 3A golf cording to Kansas State High tournament had been finished Seven League track gold on Monday when the decision By Michael Powls School Activities Association Discus Throw - 3. D. Roush, (KSHSAA) officials. was made to suspend it due The middle school Big 7 Holton 87’1”. 4. T. Parks, Royal “As our spring championship to weather. The tournament League track meet was held on Valley 86’2”. week progresses, the KSHSAA was scheduled to resume this Friday, May 10 at Royal Valley. Eighth Grade Boys Team staff is working with event morning, while other state Seventh Grade Boys Team Scores - Holton 156.5 points, hosts across the state to conduct golf tournaments have been Scores - Sabetha 165 points, Royal Valley 98 points, Sabetha 35 championship events as postponed until after Memorial Holton 93 points, Nemaha Cen- 63 points, Perry-Lecompton weather conditions permit Day, it was reported. tral 61 points, Perry-Lecomp- 57.5 points, Hiawatha 38 points, at each location,” KSHSAA Wet weather also affected ton 45 points, Royal Valley 40 Jefferson West 33 points and officials said in a statement the Class 3A state softball points, Hiawatha 29 points, Riv- Nemaha Central 19 points. issued this week. “Participant tournament atAt press time, no erside East 27 points and Jeffer- 100-Meter Dash - 1. Jakari safety remains the primary changes had been made to the son West 5 points. Washington, Holton 11.91. 3. consideration, and contests will schedule for the state track and 100-Meter Dash - 1. Abbot Jamison Shane, Royal Valley be conducted accordingly when field championship, set for this Hundley, Holton 12.44. 22. 12.23. facilities are prepared and ready Friday and Saturday at Wichita Riddick Warton, Royal Valley 200-Meter Dash - 1. J. Wash- for competition.” State University. Any necessary 16.19. ington, Holton 24.16. 2. J. On Monday, wet and often updates due to weather will be 200-Meter Dash - 1. A. Hund- Shane, Royal Valley 24.46. stormy weather resulted in the posted at KSHSAA’s Web site, ley, Holton 26.19. 4. Walker 400-Meter Dash - 1. J. Shane, interruption or postponement www.kshsaa.org Coulter, Royal Valley 28.32. Royal Valley 55.53. 2. J. Wash- of state golf championships, 400-Meter Dash - 2. W. Coul- ington, Holton 58.11. ter, Royal Valley 60.95. 8. Ethan 800-Meter Run - 1. Ashton Lowder, Holton 68.53. Schrick, Holton 2:23.63. 3. 800-Meter Run - 2. Buddy Daniel Coleman, Royal Valley All-League Baseball picks st Lundin-Burger, Royal Valley 2:28.52. The Big 7 League has an- 1 Team All-League Catchers 2:41.66. 3. Kyler Kathrens, 1600-Meter Run - 1. A. nounced the All-Big 7 League *Kevin Mannell, Jeff West. st Havensville Holton 2:43.13. Schrick, Holton 5:10.75. 4. baseball players at each posi- 1 Team All-League Utility 1600-Meter Run - 1. Rylan Jaemon Smith, Royal Valley tion. Players Pittaway, Holton 5:35.56. 9. 5:42.67. Here is how the Big 7 League *Drew Schmelzle, Sabetha. Memorial Day is just around the corner! Phoenix Cannon, Royal Valley 3200-Meter Run - 3. J. Smith, boys finished the season: Sa- *Trenton Schmitz, Nemaha 6:21.98. Royal Valley 12:19.36. 5. Asher betha 12-2, Jeff West 10-2, Central. Don’t forget your loved ones on Memorial Day! 3200-Meter Run - 1. R. Pitt- Larson, Holton 13:14. Nemaha Central 9-5, Holton Honorable Mention All- Buy them a beautiful Memorial Day Box away, Holton 11:32.64. 9. Kyle 100-Meter Hurdles - 2. Caleb 8-4, Perry-Lecompton 4-7, Hi- League Pitchers from Havensville Greenhouse, Riley, Royal Valley 13:23.29. Hernandez, Holton 16.17. awatha 4-8, Riverside 1-10 and *Joseph Gruber, Sabetha 100-Meter Hurdles - 4. Rylan 4x100-Meter Relay - 1. Holton Royal Valley 1-11. – Was an All-League Honorable where everything is grown naturally! Amon, Holton 18.07. 13. Aiden (Garyson Booth, Jace Boswell, 1st Team All-League Pitchers Mention Pitcher last year. Lynch, Royal Valley 19.56. Jayden Fletcher, Charlie Gillil- *Grant Thompson (Unani- *Brock Blair, Riverside. 4x100-Meter Relay - 1. Holton and) 48.32. 2. Royal Valley (D. mous), Jeff West – Was 1st Team Honorable Mention All- (R. Amon, Jackson Bear, Eli Hal- Coleman, Omar Higine, Eric All-League Pitcher last year. League Outfielders lauer, Logan Peterson) 53.61. 5. Sandoval, J. Shane) 49.74. *Braden Argabright, Sabetha. *Cayden Young, Jeff West. Sweet Potato Plants in stock! Royal Valley (W. Coulter, Lo- 4x200-Meter Relay - 1. Holton *Josh Lanum, Jeff West – Was *Josh Lanum, Jeff West – Was gan Jewell, Aidan McKinsey, (Kobe Black, Griffin Davies, J. an All-League Honorable Men- an All-League Honorable Men- 200 Barbara St., Havensville • (785) 305-0766 or (785) 305-0767 Ethan Brossett) 57.68. Fletcher, Tyson Snyder) 1:46.59. tion Outfield pick last year. tion Pitcher last year. Open Daily — 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. 4x200-Meter Relay - 1. Holton 2. Royal Valley (E. Sandoval, O. *Michael Moreno, Hiawatha. Honorable Mention All- (J. Bear, Katrell Davis, E. Hal- Higine, Treyson Murata, Signal 1st Team All-League Outfield- League Infielders lauer, L. Peterson) 1:53.50. 5. Douglas) 1:49.34. ers *Blake Mulroy, Holton. Royal Valley (Ethan Caviness, 4x400-Meter Relay - 2. Holton *Gabe Garber, Sabetha. *Quinn Neuenswander, Jeff E. Brossett, A. McKinsey, Ty- (G. Booth, J. Boswell, C. Her- *Noe Gauna, Nemaha Cen- West. son Parks) 2:03.94. nandez, J. Washington) 3:59.28. st *Blaine Pattin, Perry- tral – Was 1 Team All-League st 4x400-Meter Relay - 1. Holton 3. Royal Valley (D. Coleman, S. Outfield pick last year. Lecompton – Was 1 Team All- (K. Davis, E. Hallauer, A. Douglas, E. Sandoval, Connor *Zane Moylan, Holton. League Infield pick last year. Hundley, R. Pittaway) 4:33.28. Hammes) 4:24.83. 1st Team All-League Infield- *Jace Grubb, Hiawatha. Ron & Scott Strader & Tom Davies 4. Royal Valley (A. Lynch, E. High Jump- 3. Quinton Nel- ers *Nathan DeCoteau, Royal Caviness, K. Riley, Zach Boy- son, Royal Valley 5’2”. 5. T. *Joseph Gruber (Unanimous), Valley. Memorial Run/Walk den) 4:53.94. Snyder, Holton 4’10”. Sabetha – Was 1st Team All- Honorable Mention All- High Jump - 3. Z. Boyden, Long Jump - 1. D. Coleman, League Infield pick last year. League Catchers Royal Valley 4’6”. 11. J. Bear, Royal Valley 17’4”. 2. G. Booth, *Tyler Gerety (Unanimous), *Cody Mulory, Holton – Saturday, June 1, 2019 Holton 4’. Holton 16’11”. Nemaha Central. Was an All-League Honorable Long Jump - 7. E. Lowder, Triple Jump - 1. D. Coleman, *Austin Gerety, Nemaha Cen- Mention Catcher last year. Banner Creek Reservoir Holton 12’11”. 8. A. McKinsey, Royal Valley 36’9”. 3. J. Bo- tral – Was 1st Team All-League Honorable Mention All- Royal Valley 12’7.5”. swell, Holton 34’11.5”. Infield pick last year. League Utility Players Check-In at 7 AM Triple Jump - 3. R. Pittaway, Shot Put - 1. Matthew Lierz, *Eli Prine, Holton – Was an *Andrew Lierz, Hiawatha. Run/Walk at 8 AM Holton 30’1”. 5. Taylen LeClere, Holton 46’. 6. Preston Golden, All-League Honorable Men- *Kobe Davis, Riverside. Royal Valley 29’7.5”. Royal Valley 35’2.5”. tion Infield pick last year. *Dawson Williams, Perry- Shot Put - 7. Dalton Roush, Discus Throw - 1. M. Lierz, *Braden Argabright, Sabetha. Lecompton. Adults 18+: Before May 23: $20 (Includes T-Shirt) Holton 29’7.5”. 10. Logan Jew- Holton 132’9”. 4. P. Golden, ell, Royal Valley 27’1”. Royal Valley 103’3”. • After May 23: $25 ______Students 6-17 Yrs: Before May 23: $10 (Includes T-Shirt) • After May 23: $15 • Kids 5 & Under FREE By Michael Powls Riverside East 1 point. JIM PIKE ESTATE AUCTION The middle school Big 7 The Royal Valley eighth grade Saturday, June 1st • 9:30 a.m. League track meet was held on girls finished in second place Medals awarded to Top Male & Top Female Finishers Friday, May 10 at Royal Valley. with 92 points and the Holton 6448 Lincoln Rd., Lancaster, KS 66041 Seventh Grade Girls Team eighth grade girls finished in Scores - Nemaha Central 108 third place with 91.5 points. Tractors • Dozer • Skid Steer & Attachments • Equipment Brought to you by Trucks • Trailers • Lawn & Garden • Livestock Equipment T-shirt orders must be points, Perry-Lecompton 80 Eighth Grade Girls Results placed by May 23. points, Sabetha 67 points, Royal 100-Meter Dash - 1. Whit- Tools • Small amount of household & misc. Valley 65 points, Riverside East ney Benjamin, Holton 13.72. 7. For complete listing and pictures, visit www.thenewsleaf.com/hoffman.htm T-shirts not available for 46 points, Jefferson West 45 Catherine Harvey, Royal Valley purchase at Banner Lake. points, Holton 44 points and Hi- 14.75. awatha 10 points. 200-Meter Dash - 1. Brooke HOFFMAN AUCTION SERVICE Adult sizes 2X - 3X add $3 Seventh Grade Girls Results Flewelling, Holton 28.44. 5. C. Call Jeff Hoffman with questions at (913) 370-0747 100-Meter Dash - 2. Killie Harvey, Royal Valley 31.78. Johnson, Royal Valley 13.88. 3. 400-Meter Dash - 2. Kennedy Piper Robinson, Holton 13.95. Bryan, Royal Valley 63.51. 8. Royal Valley FFA 200-Meter Dash - 2. K. John- Delaney New, Holton 69.75. son, Royal Valley 28.72. 5. P. 800-Meter Run - 1. Tressa Robinson, Holton 29.99. Jim, Royal Valley 2:41.56. 9. Sporting Clays Shoot Soldier Memorial Day Dinner 400-Meter Dash - 4. P. Rob- Morissa Ware, Holton 3:06.37. th th inson, Holton 68.43. 6. Devon 1600-Meter Run - 1. T. Jim, Saturday, June 1 • 9:00 a.m. Sunday, May 26 & Monday, May 27 Rodewald, Royal Valley 69.27. Royal Valley 5:57.63. 4. Grace th 800-Meter Run - 2. Dev- Etzel, Holton 6:27.54. Cokeley Farms • 7260 126 Rd., Delia Soldier Community Building on Rodewald, Royal Valley 3200-Meter Run - 2. Cheyenne 2:47.61. 7. Charlotte Cyphers, Hittle, Royal Valley 14:01. Holton 3:04.33. 100-Meter Hurdles - 5. Lexi Prizes, Lunch & Breakfast - 7 a.m.-10 a.m. 1600-Meter Run - 2. Amanda Koch, Royal Valley 19.11. Biscuits & Gravy • Cinnamon Rolls • Smith, Royal Valley 6:13.54. 6. 13. Makyna Jacobsen, Holton Raffle Drawings Apple Dumplings • Coffee • Juice • Milk C. Cyphers, Holton 6:32.50. 20.71. 3200-Meter Run - 1. A. Smith, 4x100-Meter Relay - 1. Holton $45 Entry Fee Lunch - 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Royal Valley 13:25.29. 5. Eliza- (W. Benjamin, G. Etzel, B. Brats • Chili Dogs • Hot Dogs • Sloppy Joes • beth Goombi, Holton 14:25. Flewelling, D. New) 55.72. 6. 100-Meter Hurdles - 2. P. 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ROYAL VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL HOLTON HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL 2019 Record: 9-3 Big Seven League (2nd Place), 15-5 Overall HOLTON HIGH SCHOOL TRACK 2019 Record: 12-0 Big Seven League (1st Place), 19-2 Overall State Qualifiers — From Left: Cailin Parks, Regan Baum, Tabor Barta, Canon Karn, Kale Purcell, Ian JACKSON HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL TRACK Regional Champions Watkins, Trey Wright and Jayger Carson State Qualifiers — Front Row, From Left: Kylee Dieckmann, Sarah Marshall, Jodi White, Annie Allen, Karley Dieckmann and Sydney Raborn; Second Row, From Left: Taylor Wamego, Grace Roles, Curtis Niehues, Abby Brey, MaKenzie Kennedy and Faith Little; Back Row, From Left: Levi Olberding, Jason Bosley, George Wiecken, Jackson Ahlgren, Daniel Little, Cooper Williams

ROYAL VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL HOLTON HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL 2019 Record: 1-11 Big Seven League (8th Place), 3-16 Overall 2019 Record: 8-4 Big Seven League (4th Place), 8-9 Overall

ROYAL VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL TRACK State Qualifiers — Front Row, From Left: Ivy Fink, Josslyn Coulter, Kenzie Hegemann and Kenzie Ogden; WETMORE HIGH SCHOOL TRACK Back Row, From Left: Gavin Cumpton, Mary Broxterman and Morgan Harvey (Photo by Ali Holcomb) State Qualifier: Eric Bloom STATE TRACK INFORMATION CLASS 3A STATE SOFTBALL All Classes - Friday, May 24 CHAMPIONSHIP and Saturday, May 25 Thursday and Friday, May 23-24, Trusler Sports Complex Wichita State University - Cessna Stadium Emporia State University, 701 E. 18th St. Tickets: $6 K-12, $8 Adult 21st and Hillside Holton (2) vs. Colby (7), 5 p.m. Thursday HOLTON HIGH SCHOOL GOLF Tickets: $7 K-12, $8 Adult (Per Day) Friday Schedule: Semifinals Start at 11 a.m., 3rd in Big Seven League, 3rd at Regionals State Qualifiers: Rafe Folk, Ryan Taylor, Drew Morris ROYAL VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL GOLF Visit www.kshsaa.org for full schedule. Third Place Game at 3 p.m., Championship Game at 5 p.m. THE HOLTON RECORDER, WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 2019, PAGE 10 The 118 E. 5th St., Ste. 1, Chamber Director: Lori Banks Holton, KS 66436 Administrative Assistant: Ashlee York Chamber Hours: Monday - Friday 2019 Board of Directors 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. Open After Hours President: Eric Bjelland Page By Appt. Only Vice President: Candi McCrory 364-3963 Treasurer: Leslie Smith The Chamber Page is sponsored e-mail: Board Members: Beth Amon, Tyler Caudle, Laura Golden, HOLTON/JACKSON COUNTY by the businesses [email protected] CHAMBER OF COMMERCE at the bottom of this page. www.exploreholton.com Dusty Sprague, Joni White, Carly Whorton and Kristel Bontrager.

CALENDAR OF EVENTS 2019 Holton/Jackson County MAY May 25 - Glory Days Car Show & Festival - Downtown Holton @ 8 a.m. JUNE June 20 - Chamber Luncheon June 29 - July Jubilee JULY July 12 - Movie Night on the Square Visit www.exploreholton.com for more information.

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119 W. 4th St. 430 Pennsylvania Ave. Holton 785-364-2721 Ginger Snips Show Your City of Holton Salon of Beauty 785-364-3069 Tami Shoemaker, owner, stylist Prairie Band Casino & Resort Support for Chamber Pam Bacon, stylist 12305 150th Rd., Mayetta 785-305-1973 785-966-7777 Activities! 209 Montana Ave., Holton Jayhawk TV 435 New York Ave. 785-364-4691 & Appliances Holton Call 364-3141 Member FDIC 785-364-2241 Banner Creek, LLC White Law Office/Title-Abstract Co. 619 E. 4th St., Holton 120 W. 5th St., Holton to sponsor your spot 364-3971 or 364-2040 1101 W. 4th St., Holton The Holton Recorder on this page! 785-364-2626 109 W. 4th St., Holton • 785-364-3141 Family owned and operated since 1934 [email protected] Dairy Queen of Holton 100 E. 5th St. • 111 S. Hwy. 75 915 W. 4th St., Holton Holton, Kan. • 785-364-2166 785-364-3110 907 W. 4th St., Holton • 364-9300 • Web site: www.thecomputerdrs.com Member FDIC Quality Monuments - Highway 75 - 5th & Lowell Your Place or Mine Catering Aross from Sonic Holton, Kan. 501 E. 5th St., Holton Holton 785-364-4454 785-364-3161 Breakfast Hours: Mon.-Sat. 6 a.m.-10:30 a.m. 2006 Frontage Rd. 1603 W. 4th St., Holton, KS Holton 785-364-3205 Farm Bureau Financial Services 785-364-4177 www.chcsks.org 521 N. Arizona Ave., Holton • 364-2111 { “You tear it, we’ll repair it.” Haug Construction th 5th Street Sandwich Shoppe Street 126 W. 5th St., Holton 218 E. 5th St., Holton 13136 222nd Rd., Holton 5Sandwich Shoppe { { 364-2824 { 785-362-7045 364-3375 Free State Oils Paul Heinen & Associates 4th & Colorado 112 W. 5th St., Holton • Hours: 10 a.m.-6 p.m. 317 Broadway, Valley Falls Boomers’ Holton Order online at www.freestateoils.com 785-924-3245 Steakhouse & Catering 364-2468 409 York Ave. Harshaw Accounting & Tax Service, LLC Red Rock Guest Ranch Holton Leesa M. Harshaw, owner 4340 270th Rd., Soldier • 785-584-2552 • 785-364-7115 785-362-6043 111 S. Topeka, Holton • 785-364-2387 [email protected] • www.theredrockguestranch.com 418 W. 5th St., Suite A 21786 Q Rd. Chris Gross Construction P.O. Box 11 • Holton, Kan. Holton 12424 Memory Lane, Holton 785-866-2310 • 800-833-4838 785-364-3711 785-364-5600 www.giantcomm.net Bell Plumbing, Inc. DENISON STATE BANK 785-362-9331 417 E. 5th St., Holton Holton * Hoyt * Meriden * Topeka Member FDIC 1-800-346-9084 364-4434 www.dsbks.com Hwy. 75 & 6th St. Super 8 Motel Developmental Services of Jackson County Holton, KS 300 S. Arizona Ave., Holton 625 Vermont Ave., Holton 785-364-2162 785-364-1988 364-3534 Foster Ford, Inc. Ron Kirk’s Body Shop Holton • 364-4646 501 Vermont Ave., Holton Rental Cars & Vans Available 785-364-2931 www.holtonrecorder.net HOLTON RECORDER, WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 2019, PAGE 11 Holton Senior Menus Reservations for Jack- 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. only Roast beef, mashed po- son Countians 60 years if reservations are not tatoes, cooked carrots, and older and their filled the previous day. melon cup and bread spouses wishing to eat Cancellations must be and margarine. lunches under the Title made by 9:30 a.m. same Wednesday, May 29: III-C Nutrition program day. Cavatini, green beans, may be made daily Mon- Reservations and can- mandarin oranges, cook- day through Friday. cellations may be made ie and French bread. Reservations are to be through the Senior Citi- Thursday, May 30: made through the Jack- zens Office or by calling Hamloaf, scalloped po- son County Senior Citi- (785) 364-3571. tatoes, winter vegeta- zens Office on a first Menus listed for the bles, peaches in jello and come, first serve basis. week of Monday, May bread and margarine. Same day reservations 27 through Friday, May Friday, May 31: will be accepted from 31 are as follows: Chicken and noodles, Monday, May 27: mashed potatoes, cooked Closed (Memorial Day). carrots, tropical fruit and PBP Senior Tuesday, May 28: hot roll and margarine. Menus

Meals at the Prairie Band Potawatomi Elder Center are served from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. The menu is subject to change. The center is open 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Enrolled tribal members age 50 and older may eat for free. Non-member se- niors or non-seniors will be charged a fee for meals. The center is located on K Road, about one-half mile south of 158th Road. For more information about the program, call Members of the Wetmore High School Class of 1969 included (top row, from left to (785) 966-8091. right) Susan E. Bauer, Michael L. Thieme, Jennifer L. Hollis, Stephen J. Niehues, (second Menus listed for the row, from left) Steven D. Keehn, Garrett L. Gold, Joyce I. Richards, (third row, from left) week of Monday, May 27 Holton Ruth A. Scott, William C. Christian Jr., Timothy P. McIntyre, Patrica M. Burdick, Daryl through Friday, May 31 Community L. Boeckman, (fourth row, from left) Steven M. Abramson, Roberta A. Achten, Gary A. Blocker (student council), Sharon S. Glissman, Kenneth W. Cannon, Michael F. Lukert, are as follows: Hospital (fifth row, from left) Pamela J. Nott (secretary), Larry Nelson (sponsor), Robert Clark Monday, May 27: (principal), Richard Scoby (sponsor), Rosemary E. Henry (treasurer), Larry E. Wiggins Closed (Memorial Day). Thursday, May 30 • 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. (vice president), (bottom row, from left) Samuel C. Hutfles (president), Daniel F. Ketter, Tuesday, May 28: Mexi- William J. Burdick, Dennis L. Hayes and Karen A. Smith. can chicken, rice, corn and HCH Conference Room fruit. 1110 Columbine Dr., Holton Wednesday, May 29: To Book Your Appointment Go To: savealifenow.org/group Pork and hominy, dinner use sponsor code: TPKM roll, broccoli salad and For additional details contact Rachel Dean at fruit. 785.364.9649 or [email protected]

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Jayhawk TV RON KIRK’S The Whiting Rural High School Class of 1969 included (top row, from left to right) & Appliances Kyle Construction Linda Patterson, Gary Wilson, Dave Williams, Karen Behrnes, Mary Love, Wayne Pagel, New Construction; Remodeling; Kitchens; Ruth Sage, (second row, from left) Pam Eubanks, Galen Watkins, Bob Cope, Marcia We sell the best Scheid, Nancy Gerhardt, Rita McConnell, (bottom row, from left) Joyce Knutsen, Steve Baths; Painting; Tile work; Electric; Plumbing; Enright and Jim Cavin. and service the rest! Auto Glass Chief Frame Machine Decks; Doors & Windows; Landscaping Wetmore American Legion FREE Computerized Estimates HOLTON MEAT PROCESSING Memorial Day – May 27, 2019 Complete Auto Body & Painting FREE ESTIMATES/Insured 501 Vermont • Holton, KS • 364-2931 1-785-364-3606 • Holton, KS Cemetery Services Time To Start Your Grill! 435 New York OPEN SUNDAYS • Ontario – 9 a.m. Holton, KS 66436 LaVerne Clark Construction • Goff – 9:45 a.m. (785) 364-2241 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. - Soil Conservation Contractor - • Fidelity – 10:40 a.m. [email protected] Any and all types of dirt work. BEEF STEAK SPECIALS Open Seven Days A Week (785) 640-2222 • Wetmore – 11:30 a.m. Mon. - Sat. 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. T-Bone, KC Strip, Rib Eye Bruce Shaw (785) 231-8942 10 (While supplies last.) 10 Community luncheon to Owner Holton Auto Parts follow at Wetmore 410 Penn., Holton, KS Chris C American Legion (East side of Square) Gross Hall. Serving chicken, Attorney Construction FIND US ON FACEBOOK FOR COMPLETE DETAILS. potatoes, green beans and Farm and Residential Buildings desserts. Bring salad or dessert if 364-3136 Barn Maintenance and Restoration TTryry our locally-raised Flint Hills Beef & Pork! possible. Everyone welcome! Chris Gross, Owner 12423 Memory Lane Christopher T. Etzel Electrical (785) 364-5600 Holton, KS 66436 Fresh Rib Eye Steaks available Fridays! General Practice Attorney At Law Specializing in juvenile criminal, Hours: 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Mon.-Fri. • 8 a.m.-Noon Sat. News tip? traffic, will and probate law Montgomery Electric 301 Leonard, P.O. Box 23 Haug Onaga, KS 66521 • Breaker Box Upgrades • Residential Call The Recorder 785-889-4192 • Fax 785-889-4181 or Commercial • New Construction 701 N. Arizona, Holton • 785-364-2331 • Service Calls • Electrical Maintenance Construction at 364-3141 15+ Years Experience! 17250 214th Rd. Inc. Belveal Law Office, Inc. Locally owned • 785-215-2829 • Basement Jason Belveal Excavation We will be closed on Monday, May 27, Attorney-at-Law Computers Family Law • Divorce • Traffic • Dump Truck Service in observance of Memorial Day. Child Support • Criminal Defense Computer Service • Pond Work “We make Service calls” Alexandria Belveal • Waterline & Attorney-at-Law The Computer Doctors Sewer Installation Wills • Trusts • Probate 364-9300 • 907 W. 4th St., Holton Adoption • Criminal Law Hours: M-F 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. • Sewer Cam Web page: thecomputerdrs.com 111 W. 4th Street, P.O. Box 366 • Fill Sand, Rock, Holton, KS • 785-364-0158 Masonry Black Dirt, Clay, DENISON STATE BANK Road Rock Hauled This Space Just 364-3375

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By Ilene Dick You Grow Up?” In the text, Pe- from Royal Valley High School, Sunday, May 19, was a nice ter called his hearers to consider and Aedon Hale graduated from morning following the rain as a comparison with newborn ba- Royal Valley Middle School. members and friends gathered bies, needing more than being Congratulations to both. at Potawatomi United Methodist comforted and pacified. When Lily Hall and family had a Church on the fifth Sunday after we are born again, we become wonderful graduation luncheon Easter. spiritual newborn babies. If we for her granddaughter, Erica Pastor Howard opened the are healthy, we will learn to Redlightning, at Potawatomi service with scripture and grow. UMC on May 16. Families from prayer. Prayer concerns were Peter portrays the church as North Dakota and South Dakota raised for the family of Cecil a living spiritual house, with came and all enjoyed visiting Lee Bowser in his death; Earline Christ as the foundation and and a great meal. Lily expressed Pugh in the hospital and needing cornerstone and each believer a thanks to the church for use of to move from her home; and Jes- stone. the annex. sie Thoman for a good flight to Ephesians 4:15 says, “We Judy and Donnie Thoman en- visit Kansas relatives. grow to become in every respect tertained friends from Kingman, Martha Roush served as aco- the mature body in Him who is Ariz., on Friday, May 17, with a lyte as Tina Pugh played the the head, that is Christ.” supper at the fishing pond. They prelude. Hymns were “Softly It is easy to forget our inde- also enjoyed having the friends CALENDAR And Tenderly Jesus Is Calling,” pendence with other Christians. spend the night. “Rock Of Ages” and “It Is Well When God calls you to a task, The family of Paul Ray gath- With My Soul.” Ann Wilkening remember that He is also calling ered at Potawatomi UMC for a joined Tina Pugh on guitar for others to work with you. Togeth- fellowship meal following the COMMUNITY the congregational hymns. er, your individual efforts will funeral service at the Mayetta Judy Thoman read the scrip- be multiplied. You have worth cemetery on Saturday, May 18. CALENDAR ture from Matthew 6:20. The because of what God does, not There were many relatives in at- Lord’s Prayer was prayed in uni- because of what you do. tendance who had not seen each son. Martha Roush gave the spe- Next Sunday’s sermon is other for a long time. cial, sharing a story titled “The “Breathing In Grace, Breathing Church That Wouldn’t Burn.” Out Praise” with the text taken COMMUNITY CALENDAR Offertory ushers were Keith Bell from Psalm 150. Thanks for reading and Clayton Hase. The Warren Pugh family at- Pastor Howard’s sermon text tended the graduation dinner The Holton was from 1 Peter 2:2-10 with the honoring Warren’s great-neph- COMMUNITY CALENDAR title “Who Will You Be When ews. Devon Hale graduated Recorder! Soldier High School’s Class of 1969 was the school’s final graduating class before 785-364-2116 785-986-6630 Hoyt the school was consolidated into the new Jackson Heights school district. Top row, 1110 Columbine Dr. 1-866-986-6630 from left: Barbara Baxter, Garry Brucken, Charles Cattrell, Alan Coverdale and Tawnie 785-364-2126 Holton Duchesneau; middle row, from left: Pat Freel, Marsha Grace, Daryl Jepson, Michael Wetmore COMMUNITYKennedy and Pat Kennedy; bottom row, from left:CALENDAR Bill Mohringer, Donald Nott, Amber www.holtonhospital.com 785-866-4775 Plumb, Darlene Rieschick and Douglas Smith. Outpatient Clinic - June Calendar AUDIOLOGY/ENT ORTHOPEDICS Dr. Meyers: June 21 Dr. Lintecum: June 14 COMMUNITY CALENDAR CARDIOLOGY PAIN MANAGEMENT Dr. Sankoorikal: June 14, June 28 Thursday, May 23 *Soldier Memorial Day break- state LDE at KSU. Dr. Joliff: June 19, June 26 *The Holton Rotary Club will fast and lunch held at the Soldier Dr. Mamidipally: June 12 PODIATRY meet for a noon luncheon at Trails Community Building. Breakfast Wednesday, May 29 Dr. Hobbs: June 4, June 11, Café’s “The Station.” Those in- will be served from 7 a.m. to 10 *The Crisis Pregnancy Center DIETICIAN June 18, June 25 terestedCOMMUNITY in joining the club should a.m. and lunch will CALENDAR be served in Holton is open every Wednes- Dr. Umscheid: June 5, June 19 call David at 364-3141 for more from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Free-will day from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. RHEUMATOLOGY information. donations will be accepted. *8 a.m. to 10 a.m. JHHS girls GASTROENTEROLOGY Dr. Latinis: June 4, June 11, *8 a.m. to 11 a.m. Rise and basketball camp. Dr. Schlachter: June 12, June 26, Friday, May 24 Shine Breakfast at the Lake in *9 a.m. to 10 a.m. U.S. Sen. June 18, June 25 *Cecil K’s Cookout in the honor of Fritz Dillner, held at Pat Roberts town hall meeting, June 27 Courtyard, 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Banner Creek Reservoir Shelter held at Penny’s Coffee Shop, 409 UROLOGY GENERAL SURGERY Dr. Carlson: June 6, June 13, the Jackson County Courthouse House #4. Free-will donations New York Ave., Holton. Dr. Warren: June 7, June 14, lawn, featuring free-will donation will be accepted. Funds will be *7 p.m. to 9 p.m. JHHS boys June 20 meals and live music. used for the Banner Creek Com- basketball camp. June 28 munity Building. *FFA state convention and URO/GYN Saturday, May 25 state LDE at KSU. NEPHROLOGY Dr. Dahl: June 26 *The Jackson County Farm- Tuesday, May 28 Dr. Alderson: June 11 ers’ Market will be open from 8 *The Jackson County Com- Thursday, May 30 WOUND CLINIC a.m. to noon on the east side of mission will meet at 9 a.m. at the *8 a.m. to 10 a.m. JHHS girls OB/GYN June 4, June 11, June 18, June 25 the Courthouse in Holton. Jackson County Courthouse in basketball camp. Dr. Cobb: June 13 *8 a.m. Glory Days car show Holton. All meetings are open to *9:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. U.S. Dr. Trobough: June 24 and festival, downtown Holton. the public. To address the coun- Sen. Pat Roberts town hall meet- *9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Vermillion ty commissioners, contact the ing, held at Oskaloosa City Hall, car show. For more information county clerk’s office at 364-2891 212 W. Washington St., Oska- Note: Above dates are subject to change. or questions, contact Tress Jacob- to have your name placed on a loosa. son at (785) 313-3500 or Arlene meeting agenda. *10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Holton Jacobson at (785) 770-2705. *The Crisis Pregnancy Center Community Hospital blood drive, *The Holton Municipal Swim- in Holton is open every Tuesday held in HCH conference room. ming Pool will open for the sea- from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. For more information, contact son at noon with a free-will offer- *8 a.m. to 10 a.m. JHHS girls Rachel Dean at 364-9649. ing swim. For more information basketball camp. *7 p.m. to 9 p.m. JHHS boys and for swimming lesson forms, *7 p.m. to 9 p.m. JHHS boys basketball camp. call 364-5911. basketball camp. *FFA state convention and *12 p.m. Denison school re- *FFA state convention and state LDE at KSU. union, held at Denison Bible Church basement. A potluck din- ner, drinks and table services will Jackson Heights FFA Alumni be provided. For more informa- tion, contact Becky Hutchins at (785) 305-1998. *Circleville Alumni banquet Tractor Drive held at Circleville gym. Social Saturday, June 1, 2019 • Soldier Hall hour is at 5 p.m. with a dinner at 212 First St., Soldier • Rain or Shine! 5:30 p.m. *6 p.m. Wetmore Alumni ban- Tractor Drive, Food, Prizes & GREAT CAUSE! quet (registration at 5 p.m.) held at Wetmore High School. Registration: 11 a.m.-12 p.m. ($25) *6 p.m. Holton Alumni Ban- quet, held at Holton High School. Lunch: Noon • Drive Begins: 1 p.m. An after party will be held at (Lunch provided by JH FFA at Noon for participants, “The Station” at Trails at 8 p.m. or come eat at $7/extra plate) For more information, email hol- [email protected] This year’s drive is held in memory of *7 p.m. Soldier Christian Garrett Klahr, Walter Junod and John Richter. Church Revive modern worship, held at the Annex (old Soldier Questions: Steve Patterson, JH FFA Alumni President • 785-364-2792 Methodist Church). or Paul Lierz, JH FFA Advisor • 785-364-2195 Sunday, May 26 *Attend the church of your choice. *Soldier Memorial Day break- UPCOMING AUCTION fast and lunch held at the Soldier Beautiful Nemaha County Farmland Community Building. Breakfast will be served from 7 a.m. to 10 Now Taking Bids – 251 acres (m/l) are now available for a.m. and lunch will be served private auction. 195 acres of well cared for cropland that have from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Free-will been in corn and soybeans for the past 40+ years. PLUS there donations will be accepted. *9 a.m. Memorial Sunday ser- are 40+ acres of timber and grass – which are excellent for vice held at Buck’s Grove United hunting. Land has numerous potential building sites and is Methodist Church on Kansas conveniently located in Gilman Township, ½ mile north of Highway 16 (15 miles west of Highway 36 on Highway 236 extending north to 160th Road. Holton). *1 p.m. The Country School (Location: 27-2-13.) reunion will be held at the Holton Bidding sheets and info packets can be obtained from the Senior Center, 312 Pennsylvania Ave., Holton. A potluck dinner Mishler Law office in Sabetha, 785-284-2360; or by mail at will take place. Please bring a P.O. Box 283, Sabetha, KS 66534; or by email to: covered dish. All former Country [email protected]. School teachers and students are welcome. Sealed bids must be submitted no later than 12 p.m. local time May 31, 2019. High bidders will be invited to a final auction on Monday, May 27 June 5, 2019 at 10 a.m. at Mishler Law Office. *Memorial Day.

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There were a lot of out- er outages throughout the evening camera that takes a picture said this morning that she was plan- buildings, farm machinery buildings in the southern part of the county, as and is more comfortable for ning to tour the county this morn- and grain bins hit.” well as near Whiting due to falling ing to access the damages from last There were also reports of damage tree branches, Korte reported. the patients. It allows us to night’s storms. on 246th Road, she said. To view color photos of some of make their crown that very “I’ve heard reports from the sher- “We’re going out to take some pic- yesterday’s tornado sightings in the same day so they don’t have iff about a house severely damaged tures this morning,” she said. “There area, go to holtonrecorder.net. If to come back on a later date.” in the southern part of the county,” were no fatalities or injuries that you have photos, send them to us at The crowns are made from Korte said. “We’ve had damages re- we’re aware of.” [email protected] a porcelain-based material to mimic the look of a natural tooth. “We no longer have gold or metal crowns. Everything looks more natural,” Gilliland said. Welcome Home Alumni! Rieschick said Holton Dental also offers a new light- activated whitening system From your fellow Jackson County for its patients. The business recently began Alumni at The Farmers State Bank offering a membership plan for patients who don’t have dental insurance. Dianne (Hollander) Wake - Class of 1978 “Any medical provider will tell you that insurance is get- Elizabeth (Bowser) Holaday - Class of 1983 ting increasingly difficult to Bryce Barnett - Class of 2011 deal with not only for the pro- viders but for the patients,” Hannah Deegan - Class of 2015 Rieschick said. “A lot of Holton Dental dentists Dr. Alex Gilliland (right) and Dr. Lucas Lovvorn - Class of 2015 people have frustrations with Samantha Rieschick (left) are shown above with the of- their dental insurance because fice’s new cone beam scanner that creates 3-D images of of the limitations.” a person’s mouth. Photo by Ali Holcomb Terri (Stole) Young - Class of 1980 As part of the membership, finding it difficult to have and operated. All the money patients will pay an annual insurance, and a lot of small spent here stays in the com- or monthly fee to cover pre- business employers are find- munity,” Taige Gilliland said. ventative dental care, such as ing it difficult to offer insur- “Our staff live here or in the cleanings, exams and x-rays. ance,” Gilliland said. “This is surrounding areas and invest Paula Holliday - Class of 1985 “If they do need some type something we hope will open back in the community. It’s of treatment, members will more doors for people to be something that we value.” Leslie (Armstrong) Smith - Class of 1990 get that at a discounted rate,” able to get the treatment they Holton Dental is open 8 a.m. Kaitlin (Olberding) Beecham - Class of 2009 she said. “There’s no waiting want.” to 5 p.m. Monday, Wednesday periods or deductibles.” More information on the and Thursday and 7:30 a.m. to There are three membership membership program is avail- 5 p.m. Tuesday and Friday. levels, child, adult and adults able at the front desk at Holton For more information, with periodontal disease. Dental, 1100 Columbine Dr. call 364-3038 or visit www. The Farmers State Bank “Self-employed people are “We are locally owned holtondental.org 209 Montana Avenue • Holton, KS 66436 • Phone 785.364.4691 • Fax 785.364.4330 n Middlemist... Hometown Banking with Your Neighbors and Friends Continued from Page 1 www.fsbks.bank During his time in Holton, of two things,” he said. “Either “That was a career move,” Mid­dlemist has coached four you’ve been here a long time, he said of moving to Andover. different sports including track, or you’ve had some really good “Claflin was going to eight- which he has coached every boys and girls. I think it’s a man football, and I wanted to single year that he’s been a little bit of both.” coach 11-man football.” teacher here. He was also the Middlemist is a native of the After two years, the Mid­ head football coach at HHS San Luis Valley of southern dlemists came to the realization Holton Municipal Swimming Pool for seven years before moving Colorado, where his parents, that Andover­ was “way too to an assistant position after brother and sister still live. big” for them, and in the fall Brooks Barta’s arrival, and he’s “I’m kind of the odd one who of 1989, Middlemist took on coached middle school boys moved away,” he joked. a teaching position at HHS. Pool Opening and girls basketball. After high school, he went to Holton proved to be a perfect Right now, though, it’s track Graceland College in Iowa on fit for the Middlemist family, FREE-WILL OFFERING SWIM! that’s on Middlemist’s mind, a foot­ball scholarship, thinking he said. and he’s particularly proud of he was go­ing to study to be a “Holton was a smaller th this year’s group of Wildcat lawyer. communi ty­ , and it looked like Saturday, May 25 tracksters, some of whom have “I changed pretty quickly the kind of place where we set new HHS track and field because I just felt like I needed wanted to raise our kids and records this year while others to try and have an impact have them go through school. Beginning at Noon have continued to improve on on kids,” he said. “I loved And all five of our kids gradu­ their personal-best times and coaching and athletics so well ated here,” Middlemist said. distances. that I figured it could be an Now, after 30 years of SEASON PASSES: Hors “They’re going to have to avenue for me to provide some teaching at HHS, he said he’s oon - 5 .m. com­pete with their best times guidance and leadership to proud to be able to look back SS -SS of the year, but that’s when you students.” on the countless number of ndiidl 45 ndiidl 6 6 .m.-8 .m. want to do it — at state,” he Middlemist ended up students who have studied mily 85 mily 5-6 .m. - esered for said. “I think all of the athletes transferring to the now-defunct in his classrooms and played dlt l swimmin who have qualified have a good St. Mary of the Plains College on his teams. He still keeps Family w/babysitter – $95 mily wysitter opportunity to come home with in Dodge City after one in touch with many of those Home ycre roiders Home ycre roiders 5 wter fitness clss. some medals.” semester at Graceland, playing students, although he noted that Seniors 65 older 35 Seniors 65 older 45 Over the past three decades, two more years of football and it was ironic that many of those Mid­dlemist has been proud to one year of basketball there students will be returning to Pool Prices: see so many school track and before earn­ing his teaching Holton this weekend for alumni ild nder 5 field records fall — all but one degree. celebrations — and he’ll be in Swimming Lessons record on the girls’ side and all From there, he and wife Jan Wichita. Stdent but three records on the boys’ went to Claflin in 1980 for his But as Middlemist noted, it’s side have been set while he’s first teaching­ job, staying there al­ways been that way since his dlt 3 been coaching here. for seven years before moving first teaching days in Holton — “Of course, that tells you one to Andover to teach and coach. and he’s OK with it, to a certain Seniors extent. “I wouldn’t say it’s bad H S SSSS timing, because I always want the kids to go to state,” he • Student/Senior: $25 Pool Parties: said. “But it would be nice to o cn rent te be able to see some of those • Adult: $35 swimmin ool for ors old faces and to reminisce… for only 85 ests. What’s rewarding is seeing S SS or resertions, cll kids mature, graduate, leave 785-364-4446. and have successful careers, ee 5 45-minte sessions then come back and say, ‘Hey, ondy- ridy ornins Coach, I remember those days, and I thank you for this and I • Session 1: June 10-14 nfnt rescool tics thank you for that.’” rorm Netawaka Family Fitness Center. • Session 2: June 24-28 Isn’t it time you joined for just a Dollar a Day? ee S SS ondy-ridy fternoons ee 35 3-minte sessions • Session 1: June 17-21 rents re reired to rticite. mornins eenins • Session 1: June 10-14 FOSTER FORD, INC. • Session 2: June 24-28 Hwy. 75 • Holton, KS 66436 • 785-364-4646 • Session 2: July 14-18 evenings Infant Level: 6-24 months • 5 p.m. www.fosterfordinc.com July 15-19 mornings Preschool Level: 2-4 years • 5 p.m. 2002 FORD F450 * Call or visit City Hall for Enrollment Forms * 4X4 AUTOMATIC Group Lessons Registration Deadlines: 1st Session: June 5 • 2nd Session: June 19 Private Lessons Registration Deadlines: 1st Session: June 10 • 2nd Session: July 3

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At YourAt Service Your Service Lost &Lost Found & Found FurnitureFurniture Employment Employment Employment AAA MICK TREE SERVICE. FOUND: Border Collie-mix, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Kansas Certified Arborist. Aerial black/white male, has collar. SALE: 10a.m., Saturday. 2 The new Sabetha Health and Wellness Center is in need of a equipped. Stump Removal. Found on 4th Street, Mayetta. Miles North on Hwy.75 on West Insured. Free estimates. Holton, Please contact Banner Creek side. Watch for WACKY MAN. Kan., 785-383-6670. Animal Hospital, 364-4560. Selling handi-cap equipment, Part-Time Contracted Personal Trainer barrels, appliances, farm eggs. CHRIS WOLTJE FOUND: Tri-colored Beagle, to mentor and give fitness guidance to clients in the late afternoon to evenings. A successful C O N S T R U C T I O N : male, at Banner Lake. Call AppliancesAppliances Specializing in replacement Banner Creek Animal Hospital, applicant would be responsible for teaching clients about the benefits of exercise and windows, vinyl siding, room 364-4560. We have appliance parts in improved quality of life. We’re looking for a motivated individual interested in helping others additions, decks and any other stock. Call Jayhawk TV & succeed in their health journey. Job duties would include: demonstrating and modifying Interior or Exterior work, large LivestockLivestock Appliance at 364-2241. exercises for clients’, tracking progress and providing information on general fitness. or small. Call for Estimate, ANGUS BULLS for sale. Ron LawnLawn & Garden & Garden Applicants must have CPR, AED, First Aid and Personal Training Certification. 785-633-4429. Kuglin (785)364-7458. 2-Large reddish sandstone If interested in this opportunity visit Sabetha Community Hospital’s website at EASTSIDE STORAGE, Wanted Wanted rocks, approx.3-ft. diameter, www.sabethahospital.com or call Julie Holthaus, Human Resource Director at 785-284-1584. Fourth and Vermont, Holton, $25/each, (785)845-5444. (785)364-3404. Storage The Heart of Jackson Humane compartments for rent. Society is seeking donations BULK 100% Decorative river of several items for continued rock. 785-851-0053. HELP WANTED FOR SALE: Emergency operations, as well as more MORNING COMMITMENTS? WE HAVE Generators; Bradford Built volunteers to walk dogs at the FarmersFarmers Market Market Hammersmith Mfg. & Sales THE PERFECT PART TIME JOB FOR YOU! Flatbeds. Dennis Hutchinson shelter. For more information, Distributing, (785)364-7400. For Sale: CAMPING WOOD; is accepting applications call the shelter at 364-5156 or 275-gallon water tank w/cage, for the following openings in our PART-TIME PROOF OPERATOR, stop by the shelter at 414 E. MASTIFF PAINTING: General $100; chicken eggs, $2-dozen; Holton and Horton facilities: BOOKKEEPING ASSISTANT Construction, building/home Eighth St. in Holton. duck eggs for hatching. AND SOCIAL MEDIA COORDINATOR repair/maintenance, power Business

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Extru-Tech, Inc. Public Notice (First published in The Located in Sabetha, KS Holton Recorder, Holton, Kan., A leader in the manufacturing of extrusion equipment on Wednesday, May 22, 2019.) has an immediate job opening for a qualified IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF JACKSON COUNTY, PROJECT ENGINEER KANSAS (Petition Pursuant to Bids are now being taken on a beautiful timber and tillable Individual must be an organized, self-motivator willing K.S.A. Chapter 59) to help company with continuous growth process. combination farm in Nemaha County, Gillman Twsp, KS. This 187 JOB DUTIES In the Matter of the acre area is being auctioned in two tracts. (Loc: 22-2-13. Just SW of Estate of Oneida between 160th and 164th road.) • Coordinating multiple projects to meet project timelines Keith F. Bagby, • Interact with customers, vendors and production to meet project Deceased Tract 1 has 92 acres total, 89 tillable acres which includes 30 acres requirements of rich bottom ground and approx. 3 acres of grassland and timber. No. 2018-PR-40 • Creation of assembly drawings and bill of materials Tract 2 offers 95 acres total with 87 acres timber and 8 acres JOB REQUIREMENTS NOTICE OF HEARING tillable land. Excellent hunting ground and grass, clear-running • Engineering or Technical degree preferred THE STATE OF KANSAS stream and elevated areas for that perfect shot. • Previous experience in the manufacturing industry is beneficial TO ALL PERSONS Tract 3 is the combined option of all 187 acres. • Previous experience with extruders or dryers is also beneficial CONCERNED: • CAD experience with SolidWorks or AutoCAD preferred This highly desirable, beautiful rolling-hill and bottom ground combination is perfect You are notified a Petition for hunter, farmer, investor or outdoor enthusiast. For land details and bid sheets, • Strong organization skills for Final Settlement has contact Mishler Law Office at 785-284-2360. Initial bids due by 12 p.m. local time June Compensation based on experience. Apply in person at been filed in this Court by Mitch Bagby, duly appointed, 12, 2019. Final auction between high bidders on June 18, 2019. Closing on or before 100 Airport Road, Sabetha, KS 66534, or contact Dale Stallbaumer September 25, 2019. Buyers choice. (Engineering Manager) at 785-284-4142 or email [email protected] qualified and acting Administrator of the Estate of Keith F. Bagby, deceased, requesting that Petitioner’s acts be approved; account be settled and allowed; the heirs Buck’s Grove be determined; the Estate By Betty Bernritter The fix for breaking God’s be assigned to the persons Memorial Day Weekend It was a beautiful day the law used to be with animal entitled to it pursuant to the Lord made, May 19, and the sacrifices. After Jesus died on laws of intestate succession; fifth Sunday of Easter. Jack the cross for our sins, we now fees and expenses be at Jackson’s Greenhouse & Garden Center Bernritter rang the bell to need to repent and ask God to allowed; the costs be announce worship service was forgive us. He will restore us in determined and ordered Open Saturday, May 25th • 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. about to begin at Buck’s Grove His good graces. God is a God paid; the administration of United Methodist Church. of grace and mercy and if we the Estate be closed; the Open Sunday, May 26th • 10:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. LeRoy Rieschick provided the believe we can know eternal Administrator be discharged th recorded music as Mary Ringel life. and Petitioner be released Open Monday, May 27 • 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. brought in the light of Christ. Wayne Rieschick was the from further liability. John Hefty welcomed everyone offertory usher. Let us dedicate Remember your loved ones and after announcements led in ourselves and our gifts toward You are required to file Memorial Weekend Bargains the call to worship, opening the new world where peace your written defenses to the with our florist designed Roses - Buy 1, Get 2nd at 50% Off prayer and Psalm 148:1-14. emerges from mutual respect Petition on or before June Memorial Boxes! Hanging Baskets - Buy 1, Get 2nd at 50% Off Hymns sung were: “Love and honest encounters. May 17, 2019 at 8:30 a.m. in Plants & Shrubbery - 25% Off Divine, All Loves Excelling,” God’s love be reflected in our the District Court, Holton, “Come, Thou Almighty King” Jackson County, Kansas, MIX OR MATCH FLAT SALE! TREES - Our Entire Inventory: attitudes and actions. • Buy 1 Get 20% Off! and “In Christ There Is No East The service closed by singing at which time and place the Or West.” cause will be heard. Should • Buy 2 Get 30% Off! “Blest Be The Tie That Binds” • Buy 3 Get 40% Off! Betty Bernritter read as Mary carried out the light of you fail to file your written TAKE 30% OFF! scripture from Acts 11:1-18 and Christ. defenses, judgment and FLAT OF 12 - 4 PACKS Revelations 21:1-6. We will celebrate 140 years decree will be entered in due VAIL AVENUE ROAD CLOSING John read scripture from John of Buck’s Grove’s existence on course. FLAT OF 10 4 1/2 INCH 13:31-35 and titled his message May 26. Worship service will PREMIUM POTTED ANNUALS “God’s Way Is Better Than Our be held at 9 a.m. with a quilt Mitch Bagby, FLAT OF 15 3 1/2 INCH Way.” We know what we know and other items auctioned at 10 Petitioner by experiences and by seeing, a.m. PREMIUM POTTED ANNUALS hearing and tasting. However, SUBMITTED BY: FLAT OF 15 3/12 INCH PERENNIALS experience does not cover Dennis A. White, #12108 White Law Office PURCHASE 6 OR MORE everything. Knowledge can th overflow all senses and that is Park Place, 120 W 5 Street SINGLE VEGGIES - TAKE 30% OFF why we have the Law of God, PO Box 445 which will let us know when we Holton, KS 66436 are doing something wrong. 785-364-3971 1933 Lower Silver Lake Rd. • Topeka, KS 66608 (across from fire station) Attorney for Petitioner Mon-Fri 8:30-6 PM • Sat 8:30-5:00 PM • Sun 10:30-4:30 PM Send your classi eds to us at WL42t3 Visit our website at www.jacksongreenhouse.com [email protected]! 785-232-3416 HOLTON RECORDER, WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 2019, PAGE 16 n City... n Memorial Day... Continued from Page 1 Continued from Page 1 One item of concern McKee about ongoing work at Mayetta’s Legion post Cedar Grove Cemetery at and James Cemetery at 10:35 lunch of chicken, potatoes, involved the Jackson County the city’s wastewater treatment will split into two teams. 10:23 a.m. and South Denison a.m. green beans and desserts Commission’s re­cent refusal plant. The “east team” will arrive Cemetery at 11:06 a.m. The Wetmore Legion will follow at the Wetmore to allow a “beer garden” on n Heard comments at Hoyt Cemetery at 7:45 The “west team” will group will visit cemeteries American Legion Hall; the the Jackson County Courtyard. from Holton Mayor Robert a.m., followed by stops at arrive at Mayetta Cemetery at Ontario at 9 a.m., Goff public is invited to attend and Event organizers said they Dieckmann about the high St. Joseph Cemetery at 8:10 at 7:40 a.m., followed­ by at 9:45 a.m. and Fidelity at bring salads or desserts. would put up a barricade and number of traffic­ citations writ­ a.m., Seward Cemetery at stops at Adrian Cemetery at 10:40 a.m. before returning Horton’s Vietnam Veterans signs noting that while alcoholic ten in recent days. 8:45 a.m., Muddy Creek 8:45 a.m., Little Cross Creek to the Wetmore Cemetery for of America chapter has also beverages were allowed­ in the n Adjourned the meeting at Cemetery at 9:14 a.m., South Cemetery at 9:15 a.m., Mount an 11:30 a.m. ceremony, it scheduled an 11:45 a.m. visit 400 block of New York, they about 7:45 p.m. Cedar Cemetery at 9:48 a.m., Olive Cemetery at 9:45 a.m. was reported. A community­ to the Netawaka Cemetery. were not allowed at any point east of the street. Event organizers also said that participants in the event would be checked for proof of age, and adults age 21 and older will be issued wristbands­ that would allow them to purchase­ alcoholic beverages. Commissioner Tim Morris recom­mended waiving the $50 city permit fee on the assurance that funds raised from beer sales during the event would go toward local projects such as the Holton Community Hospital expansion project. Watkins’ motion to approve the permit and waive the fee was seconded by Commissioner Dan Brenner Amaze and approved unanimously. In other business on Monday, commissioners: n Approved minutes from the commission’s May 6 meeting. n Approved budget appropriations made after the May 6 meeting. n Approved the reappointment of Amy Haussler - Beltone for 79 Years, The Most Trusted Name In Hearing Aids! as director of the spe­cial education cooperative for Kan­ sas’ Second Judicial District. n Heard a report from Holton City Manager Kerwin McKee that Kansas Department of Health and Environment­ officials had visited Holton on Monday to inspect the city’s former dump site. n Heard comments from

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