SALUTE THE HOLTON INSIDE HOLTON, KANSAS Super Hometown of Football David & Lori Pick’em! Stallbaumer See page 8. Holton Recorder subscribers for 38 years. RECORDERServing the Jackson County Community for 153 years Volume 153, Issue 7 HOLTON, KANSAS • Monday, January 27, 2020 12 Pages $1.00 Super Football Pick’Em Contest is under way!
The Kansas City Chiefs are be placed into a hat and a win headed to Super Bowl LIV and ning name will be drawn from The Holton Recorder is upping those entries. the excitement by giving away Entry forms are available on a free 40-inch flat-screen televi page 8 in today’s edition of The sion to whoever correctly pre Holton Recorder and at each of dicts the score of the game. the 26 participating business The Holton Recorder, along locations. To participate in the with 25 area businesses, is again contest, fill out the entry form at sponsoring a Super Football each participating location when Pick’em Contest. A 40-inch HD you visit. A different score can Smart TV will be given away be predicted at each business. to the person who correctly There is a limit of one entry predicts, or predicts closest to, per person at each business lo the final score of Sunday’s big cation. More than one entry at game. a business will disqualify you The Chiefs will play the San in that business. No purchase is Francisco 49ers for the 2019- required to participate. 20 National Football League Entry forms can be found and championship in Super Bowl submitted at Cecil K’s Home Friday morning saw Chris Koger of Koger Variety shoveling snow from the sidewalk in front of his business on the LIV on Sunday, Feb. 2, at the town Market, China Restaurant, west side of Holton’s Town Square after little more than an inch of snow fell on the area the night before. The weather Hard Rock Stadium in Miami The Cockeyed Pig (formerly Off forecast for this week includes a slight chance for more snow on Tuesday before a warming trend makes its way into Gardens, Fla. Kick-off is sched The Square Grill), Dairy Queen, northeastern Kansas; see Page 2 for the full weather forecast. Photo by Brian Sanders uled for 5:30 p.m. Shakira and BeginAgains Pawn & Gun, The Jennifer Lopez will perform the Farmers State Bank, the New halftime show. York Hair Affair, Jayhawk TV If multiple people correctly & Appliance, Nelson’s Liquor Garber predict the final score and win Spradling faces ethics charges ning team, then their entries will Continued to Page 12 files for in Ewing trial prosecution re-election Kennedy probation By Brian Sanders disciplinary administrator with administrator’s office has been Ethics charges have been the Kansas Disciplinary Admin directed to institute formal Republican Randy Gar recommended against the spe istrator’s Office, issued a ruling charges against Spradling, to be ber (pictured) of Sabetha, to include jail time cial prosecutor hired by Jack last Wednesday that an investi detailed in a formal complaint 68, has filed for re-election nd By Brian Sanders charges in the case son County for the Jacob Ewing gation into a complaint against that will be filed in the matter to the 62 District seat The former Banner Creek Judge Marek said the 30-day trials of 2016 and 2017, stating Jacqie Spradling concluded that and set for hearing, Vogelsberg Reservoir director charged with jail sanction could be served that she misled the jury that “probable cause to believe that said in a letter to Wendy Ewing on the Kan sas House of allegedly trespassing and taking over weekends or all at once. found Ewing guilty of several Ms. Spradling has violated the that was shared with The Holton items from his former office a Kennedy was also ordered to sex-related crimes in a convic Kansas Rules of Professional Recorder. Representa tives, it has week after his firing last Feb perform 100 hours of public tion that was overturned last Conduct” in response to a com According to the state court ruary received a year’s probation service and prepare a public let year by the Kansas State Court plaint filed by Wendy Ewing, of appeals ruling, Jacob Ewing’s been report ed. — including 30 days of jail time ter of apology to the Jackson of Appeals. mother of Jacob Ewing. — on Thursday after entering a County Commission as part of Matthew Vogelsberg, deputy The state disciplinary Continued to Page 5 R e p . Garber has plea on two misdemeanor theft his probation. served in the charges against him in Jackson During the sentencing, Marek House since County District Court. said Kennedy’s case was “simi State Treasurer LaTurner makes 2011. The John D. Kennedy, 64, of lar to, but different from, other 62nd District encompasses Hoyt, entered pleas of guilty to theft cases” because of Kenne Jackson County townships one count of theft and no con dy’s position with the county. Holton stop on campaign trail north of 286th Road, includ test to another count of theft “It’s extremely unfortunate ing the cities of Netawaka in exchange for dismissal of a that a public servant finds him By Brian Sanders Congressional District seat cur voter fraud involving Watkins’ and Whiting, as well as Nem felony charge of non-residential self in this circumstance,” he Congress needs people who rently held by Steve Watkins. alleged use of a mailbox as his aha and Brown counties and burglary during an arraignment told Kennedy. are “willing to stand up and “He’s my Congressman, too, voter registration address. western Atchison County. hearing on Thursday, calling Kennedy, who had served as lead,” and Kansas State Trea and I’m trusting him to represent Furthermore, LaTurner said, The deadline to file for the the charges the result of “a very reservoir director since April surer Jake LaTurner says he me and my family and what’s the Second District stands to see Nov. 3 general election is large error” that he committed of 2015, was terminated by the believes that leadership needs best for their future,” LaTurner its Congressional representation June 1, and state candidates after being terminated as the Jackson County Commission on to be involved in restoring Re said of Watkins. “But there’s switch from Republican to Dem must file with the Kansas reservoir director. Feb. 11 of last year after he alleg publican values to Kansas and a trust gap — I don’t trust that ocratic, possibly at the hands of Secretary of State’s Office. District Court Judge Norbert edly left the reservoir shop side the nation. he’s going to do what he says.” Topeka mayor Michelle De La All 165 Kansas legisla Marek accepted Kennedy’s door open and unattended with That’s what LaTurner, 31, LaTurner criticized what he Isla, whom he called “the best tive seats are up for election pleas and gave him two consec some keys left in vehicles. He told about 15 area residents who called Congressman Watkins’ candidate they’ve put forward in November, including the utive underlying 12-month jail was ordered not to return to the visited Holton’s Beck Bookman non-support of the National Ri in the last couple of decades” — 61st District seat held by Rep. sentences on the two charges, shop and told to return all coun Library last Tuesday to meet fle Association, his opposition and that, he said, would be dam Francis Awerkamp, 39, of suspending the sentences to a ty-owned property, keys and a with the state treasurer, who to President Donald Trump’s aging to the district. year’s probation that included county credit card by Feb. 15. has mounted a campaign to get policy in Israel and the recent Continued to Page 12 a 30-day jail sanction and a elected to the Kansas Second investigation of allegations of Continued to Page 12 $2,500 fine on each of the two Continued to Page 12 Community Theatre sets sequel to “Check Please” By Ali Holcomb dates, they decide to get back A collection of terrible with each other as friends and blind dates will take center see if they would like to eventu stage Valentine’s Day weekend ally get back together.” when Holton Community The Written by Jonathan Rand, atre members present “Check some of the blind dates in Please: Take 2.” “Check Please: Take 2” include HCT presented “Check a foot-reading psychic, a frus Please” on Valentine’s Day in trated polygamist, an extreme 2015, and Macey Hundley and accountant and a pirate. Jordan Callison will be reprising Callison is a Holton High their main roles for the sequel School graduate now living in on Saturday, Feb. 15 and Sun Kansas City. Hundley graduated day, Feb. 16 at Penny’s on the from Jackson Heights and also west side of the Holton Square. lives in Kansas City. The one-act comedy focuses Other members of the cast on a guy (Callison) and a girl include Shannon Henry (Kim), (Hundley) who have been dat Travis Henry (Hank), Carolyn ing for some time and decide to Cochren (Donna), Jake Spalding break up. (Lyle), Shannon Wittmer (Julia), “When they begin getting Brett Nelson (Dewey), Mallory back into the dating game, they Jacobs (Jackie), Justin Fluke have crazy and wacky dates,” (Alex), Shannacy Schimmel said Shannon Wittmer, HCT di rector. “Finally tired of horrible Continued to Page 12
Denison State Bank of Holton made a $10,000 contribution to the Friends of Banner Creek (FOBC) to go toward TUESDAY’S FORECAST construction of a 42-foot by 60-foot multi-purpose shelter house on the north side of the reservoir that could be used Slight Chance of Snow, High 32 for meetings, family reunions, county functions and other large gatherings, it was reported. Shown from left to right in Look for the complete forecast on Page 2. the photo above are Beth Nelson, FOBC treasurer; Barb Dillner, FOBC vice president; Paula Taylor, chairwoman of the Denison State Bank board of directors; and Lu Griffiths, Banner Creek Reservoir director. Photo courtesy of Beth Nelson
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HOLTON RECORDER, MONDAY, JAN. 27, 2020, PAGE 2 DISTRICT COURT NEWS Traffic Criminal State of Kansas vs. Danielle mie D. Bechtel, sought judg- Yoselin Figueroa, address Dispositions L. Stang, Topeka, possession ment of $562.56 plus interest sealed by court, operating a State of Kansas vs. Derek S. of methamphetamine, posses- and court costs; granted. 620 N. Arizona, Holton • 785-364-4500 sion of marijuana, possession of Rural Health Resources of motor vehicle without a valid Roche, Topeka, sexual battery; Interest Rates Starting At 3.95% with financing for 72 months (with approved credit) license, $208. sentenced to 12 months in jail, drug paraphernalia. Jackson County vs. Carla L. Gregorio Leyva-Arroyo, Bur- suspended after serving 24 days; State of Kansas vs. Danielle Jackson and Cullen Jackson, Proudly supporting the Holton/Jackson County community for 30+ years! lingame, failure to yield at stop placed on 12 months probation L. Stang, Topeka, identity theft, sought judgment of $2,016.50 or yield sign, improper stop and assessed court costs. forgery. plus interest and court costs; lamp or turn signal, $228. State of Kansas vs. David A. State of Kansas vs. Colby L. dismissed. Tye A. Lippert, Soldier, driv- Hamuud, Topeka, battery; sen- Gant, Council Grove, forgery, Rural Health Resources of ing under the influence, speed- tenced to six months in jail, sus- theft. Jackson County vs. Marsha R. ing, diversion. pended; placed on six months State of Kansas vs. Colby L. Moore and Jaime Arredondo, Calena J. Lusk, Wichita, probation and assessed court Gant, Council Grove, theft. sought judgment of $535.03 speeding, $258. costs. State of Kansas vs. Colby L. plus interest and court costs; Matthew R. McElroy, Hol- Filed Gant, Council Grove, identity dismissed. ton, miscellaneous wildlife vio- State of Kansas vs. Pe-Qwas theft, failing to pay for motor Rural Health Resources of lations, diversion. Hernandez, Mayetta, possession fuel, theft. Jackson County vs. Abel Ven- Katie L. Vance, Soldier, driv- of marijuana, possession of drug State of Kansas vs. Aaron tura and Sofia Vasquez, sought ing under the influence, diver- paraphernalia. A.R. Akers, Topeka, theft. judgment of $436.48 plus inter- sion. State of Kansas vs. Danielle State of Kansas vs. Chasity est and court costs; dismissed. Thomas C. West, Topeka, N. Alliston, Topeka, posses- S. Rickel, Mayetta, unlawfully Midland Funding L.L.C. vs. driving while license cancelled, sion of heroin, unlawful use of hosting minors consuming al- Christopher Wellman, sought suspended or revoked, $1,284. a driver’s license. coholic liquor or cereal malt judgment of $523.54 plus inter- beverage, furnishing alcoholic est and court costs; granted. liquor to a minor. Wells Fargo Bank N.A. vs. State of Kansas vs. Jerry B. Stanley J. Mannell, sought judg- Arrests made in county Rickel, Mayetta, unlawfully ment of $5,576.44 plus interest hosting minors consuming alco- and court costs; granted. The Jackson County Sheriff’s tax penalty. holic liquor or cereal malt bev- Portfolio Recovery Associates Office has reported the follow- n On Jan. 16, Jimmy Tran, erage. L.L.C. vs. Kim D. Meacham, ing arrests: 20, Sachse, Texas, was arrested State of Kansas vs. Michael sought judgment of $2,713.19 n On Jan. 9, Dalton Thomas, on charges of possession of L. Belaire, Mayetta, criminal plus interest and court costs; 26, Topeka, was arrested on a marijuana and possession of il- trespass. dismissed. criminal warrant on a probation legal drug paraphernalia. Filed violation charge. n On Jan. 16, Damian Taylor, First National Bank of Omaha n On Jan. 9, Jessica Medi- 44, Kansas City, Mo., was ar- Civil vs. Billy L. Eichinger, seeking cine Bird, 41, Topeka, was ar- rested on a criminal warrant on Filed judgment of $21,210.19 plus in- rested on a criminal warrant on a charge of failure to appear. State of Kansas and Derek terest and court costs. a probation violation charge. n On Jan. 17, Jaime Wyre, Schmidt, Attorney General Denison State Bank vs. Genna n On Jan. 10, Terri Tobias, 43, Holton, was arrested on a vs. James Curry, an individual M. Rollins, seeking judgment of 51, St. George, was arrested on criminal warrant on a proba- doing business as Midwest $529.01 plus interest and court a criminal warrant on a charge tion violation charge and on a Asphalt, and Billy Curry, an costs. of failure to appear. criminal warrant on a charge of individual doing business as Denison State Bank vs. Jus- n On Jan. 11, Jay Hasty, criminal damage to property. Midwest Asphalt, seeking dec- tin W. Brickell and Nichole M. 39, Effingham, was - ar n On Jan. 17, Brandon Kent, laration of deceptive and uncon- Brickell, seeking judgment of rested on a Shawnee Coun- 43, Maple Hill, was arrested scionable practices, permanent $523.82 plus interest and court ty domestic warrant on a on charges of criminal damage enjoinment of defendants from costs. Truck Stop charge of failure to appear. to property, criminal trespass, conducting door-to-door sales Denison State Bank vs. Ko- FUEL • CHEAP SMOKES n On Jan. 12, Lacey Eiser- driving while license cancelled, and business in Kansas and rey L. Butler, seeking judgment mann, 20, Denison, was arrest- suspended or revoked and driv- combined judgment of $127,800 of $489.95 plus interest and FRIENDLY SERVICE • Open 24 hours ed on a charge of driving under ing while declared a habitual plus court costs. court costs. 1346 US Hwy 75 • Powhattan, KS 66527 • (785) 467-5355 the influence and possession of violator. Unifund CCR L.L.C. vs. Techs Inc., doing business as alcohol by a minor. n On Jan. 17, Colby Gant, 31, Tammy D. Kranz, seeking judg- Jackson County EMS vs. Ted n On Jan. 12 Daniel Devoe, Council Grove, was arrested on ment of $2,173.81 plus interest Moore and Kimberly Moore, 38, Wichita, was arrested on a a criminal warrant on charges and court costs. seeking judgment of $1,473.65 traffic warrant on a charge of of forgery and theft, a criminal PennyMac Loan Services plus interest and court costs. BRING CUSTOMERS INTO YOUR PLACE OF BUSINESS! failure to appear. warrant on a charge of theft and L.L.C. vs. Michael McKin- Portfolio Recovery Associ- n On Jan. 13, Nicole Rob- on another criminal warrant on ley, also known as Michael K. ates L.L.C. vs. Kristen Clark, You Could Be Advertising In This Prime Spot! ins, 37, Holton, was arrested on charges of identity theft, theft McKinley, John Doe, Jane Doe, seeking judgment of $933.02 a criminal warrant on a proba- of motor fuel and theft. John M. Porter (deceased) and plus interest and court costs. tion violation charge and on a n On Jan. 17, Amber related estates, seeking judg- Call Errin or David criminal warrant on a charge of Eisermann, 32, Hiawatha, was ment of $146,799.83 plus inter- criminal trespass. arrested on a criminal warrant est, court costs and foreclosure Small Claims n On Jan. 14, Lance Torrez, on a charge of failure to ap- of mortgage. Filed at The Holton Recorder (785) 364-3141 31, Topeka, was arrested on a pear. PennyMac Loan Services Banner Creek Animal Hos- criminal warrant on a charge of n On Jan. 19, Carrie Chaney, L.L.C. vs. Danny R. Hittle, pital vs. Mindy Smith, seeking and reserve this spot as a weather sponsor today! failure to appear. 36, Holton, was arrested on Sherri L. Hittle, John Doe, Jane judgment of $1,710.94 plus in- n On Jan. 14, Ravann Mc- three criminal warrants on Doe, Kansas Department of Rev- terest and court costs. Millian, 39, Topeka, was ar- charges of failure to appear and enue, United States Secretary of Banner Creek Animal Hospi- rested on a traffic warrant on a two traffic warrants on charges Housing and Urban Develop- tal vs. Amanda Mercer, seeking charge of failure to appear. of failure to appear. ment and related estates, seek- judgment of $239.48 plus inter- n On Jan. 14, McKenzie Mc- n On Jan. 19, Luis Castaneda- ing judgment of $119,127.22 est and court costs. NOTICE: CITY OF HOLTON RESIDENTS Clellan, 28, Marysville, was ar- Sanchez, 32, Topeka, was ar- plus interest, court costs and Banner Creek Animal Hospi- “UTV” (side by side) vehicles operated within the rested on a criminal warrant on rested on a charge of theft. foreclosure of mortgage. tal vs. Landon Bagby, seeking a charge of failure to appear. n On Jan. 20, Raneisha judgment of $922.42 plus inter- City of Holton must be registered at City Hall n On Jan. 14, Iishshaa Jesse, Jones, 30, Omaha, Neb., was est and court costs. ($45 annual fee). Owner must have proof of 38, Topeka, was arrested on a arrested on charges of driving Limited Civil Complete Chiropractic Care criminal warrant on a charge of while license cancelled, sus- Dispositions Center vs. Darlene Moore, seek- assessment on vehicle from the Jackson County failure to appear. pended or revoked and no proof Stormont-Vail HealthCare ing judgment of $192.54 plus Appraiser’s Office and proof of liability insurance. n On Jan. 14, Johnathon of liability insurance. Inc. vs. Brandon L. Woods, interest and court costs. Garcia, 31, Topeka, was ar- n On Jan. 20, Karla sought judgment of $2,103.70 For more information, call City Hall at 364-2721. rested on a traffic warrant on a Coversup, 40, Horton, was ar- plus interest and court costs; probation violation charge. rested on two criminal warrants granted. Domestic n On Jan. 15, Dennis on probation violation charges. Denison State Bank vs. San- Dispositions Edmonds, 41, Holton, was ar- n On Jan. 22, David Meadors, dra E. Engstrom, sought judg- In the matter of the marriage rested on a criminal warrant on 39, Topeka, was arrested on a ment of $562.76 plus interest of Nathan A. Martin and Ash- a charge of making false infor- traffic warrant on a charge of and court costs; granted. ton L. Martin, sought divorce; mation and on a retailer’s sales failure to appear. Denison State Bank vs. Jim- granted.
Fenceline Beef-on-dairy cattle one way to meet demand By Jody G. Holthaus in our country. They are only 16 five years. dairy should pick a bull with Meadowlark Extension to 17 percent of all the fed cattle There are some roadblocks moderate frame score and mus- District Agent, Livestock and and 30 to 50 percent of all the to encounter, getting all of the cle, muscle and more muscle. Natural Resources prime beef. packers on board. How these This is a change for sure, but It was good to hear from Dr The problem with dairy beef BD cattle will fabricate will with sexed semen, the future is Larry Corah at the KSU Dairy has been that they are lighter need to be determined. One of bright for this to really take off. Day — yes, muscled, and with a different the problems with dairy beef is It could lead to implanting beef dairy! shaped rib eye, their feed ef- the amount of liver abscesses embryos straight into the dairy He was there ficiency is not as good as beef. they have, probably, because cow. to talk about They do have leaner carcasses of the way they were raised as As the demand for beef is the newest and seem to grade well. calves. greater in our world economy, trend of breed- So beef on dairy will be a When a processing line has to this is one way to meet the de- ing dairy cattle big change, and 1.4 million to shut down for a ruptured liver, mand. to beef sires 1.8 million dairy cows will be it can cost the plant $4,000 to to get a more bred to beef sires in the next 10 $5,000 a minute. Another con- m a r k e t a b l e to 16 months. The demand for cern is the length of the carcass product. It’s beef semen will be great and and how it will fit in the - pro amazing to see is estimated to be needing four cessing plant. the results of million units in the next three to Dairymen breeding beef on crossing a Jersey cow with a Limousin or Limousin hybrid bull. You could never guess that those stocky, heavily-muscled brownish-back steers had any Jersey blood in them! Most of the dairy cows be- ing bred to beef sires will be matched to an Angus sire (70 percent), mostly for the black hide. Limousin is being used on the Jersey cows. The other breeds being tried are Charolais and SimAngus. Today, there are 9.1 million dairy cows and 31.7 million beef cows. Yet dairy cattle provide 40 to 50 percent of the ground beef FILTERFeb. 3SALE - Feb. 12, 2020‘20 FEBRUARY Join us for a SUBSCRIPTIONS ARE NOW PAYABLE Customer Appreciation Meal YOU NAME IT! Wednesday, Jan. 29 HANDYMAN • NO JOB TOO SMALL HOME REPAIR & BLDG. MAINTENANCE 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. BUCKET TRUCK FOR HIRE Bumper to Bumper of Holton Terry Fox • (785) 966-2628 408 Pennsylvania Ave., Holton • 785-364-3583 HOLTON RECORDER, MONDAY, JAN. 27, 2020, PAGE 3 Joe Nichols to perform at PBP Casino Joe Nichols (shown at 5 Years Ago 25 Years Ago right), a Billboard Country Week of Jan. 26-Feb. 1, 2015 Music Top Ten artist, will Cameron Smith and Taygen Week of Jan. 26-Feb. 1, 1995 Work on Holton’s new water perform his hits “Yeah,” Fletcher, both of Holton, re- “Sunny and 75” and “Billy cently served as pages for Rep. tower is progressing, with re- ports of welding flashes on top Graham’s Bible” on Feb. 6 Becky Hutchins. The boys were at the Prairie Band Casino & able to observe the Legislative of the tower being seen from as far away as Mayetta. The 117- Resort, it has been announced. process first-hand, tour the capi- Nichols is one of country tol and meet Gov. Sam Brown- foot structure holds 750,000 Blast gallons of water and will more music’s most praised back. traditional country artists. The Jackson County Com- than double the city’s water From The Past storage capacity, it was report- Since 2002’s “Man With missioners are currently brain- A Memory,” Nichols has storming ways to remodel the ed. The new tower should be in operation by July. become a steady hit maker, southwest corner of the Court- racking up six number ones house courtyard with donated Ten new volunteers with Friends of Hospice were pres- and eight top tens, including funds from Holton Main Street. chart-topping modern classics The commissioners met with ent at the group’s recent an- nual meeting. New members like “Brokenheartsville” and Chad Phillips, head custodian, “Tequila Makes Her Clothes and Jana Lutz and Vickie Pruett included Lenamaye Williams, Rol Williams, Deloras Dexter, Fall Off.” of Holton Main Street to discuss Nichols is a four-time options for updating the railroad Ruby Hottman, Patsy Jones, Kathy Eshelman, Nancy Clark, Grammy nominee, an tie sign that sits at the corner of Academy of Country Music, “Hopefully the stuff we’re a ticket will receive $5 in the courtyard. Dotty Mead, Teron Dexter and Judy Morton. Billboard, Country Music doing lasts a lot longer than Prairie Cash. All guests that This year, first-grade students Association and CMT award today’s typical country swipe their player’s card will at Holton’s Colorado Elemen- Brandy Moore, daughter of Mickey and Lynda Moore of winner, and his last album record,” Nichols said. “But be entered into a drawing at tary School put some of their offering, “Crickets,” kept I think the irony is that retro 10 p.m. in the casino. One favorite facts about Kansas on Holton, has been selected as a finalist for Kansas’th 15 annual the success going, sending sounds are actually what’s winner will receive $250 a bulletin board and are sharing both “Yeah” and “Sunny and fresh and new right now. All Prairie Cash and autographed those facts with their fellow stu- selection of Kansas’ Homecom- ing Queen to be held March 25- 75” to platinum-certified we had to do was what felt merchandise. dents and teachers using “aug- number one status. He said natural.” For more information, mented reality,” or AR. First- 26 at the Kansas City Airport Marriott, it has been reported. his goal was to sing with the The Prairie Band Casino and please call 1-888-PBP- grade teacher Susan Baum said most feeling possible and let Resort Great Lakes Ballroom 4WIN or visit www. that the AR project is part of her This week’s “Blast Brandy is Holton High School’s Homecoming Queen. whatever came out of his soul holds approximately 1,000 prairieband.com/shows/epic- goal for this school year to in- From The Past” is the land on the record. seats. Guests who purchase entertainment corporate more technologies in wedding photo of a lo- Three Holton students re- her classroom. cal couple from 1977. cently served as pages for Rep. Former Holton Wildcat For- Be the first to iden- Becky Hutchins in the Kansas restal Hickman was recently tify them by calling House of Representatives. Stu- dents included Emily Hutchins, Students named to RVHS honor roll chosen to compete in the Col- The Holton Recorder Russell, Jaemon Johnny der L. Lake, Christian Lee lege Gridiron Showcase game at 785-364-3141 and Daniel Minde and Beth Caskey. Students named to Royal Valley High School’s honor Smith and Jase Riley Wege. McAlister, Brailey Elizabeth on Jan. 31, it was reported. receive a coupon for a Staff Honor Roll Metzger, Holden Elias Mun- Hickman is the son of Brian and FREE Sonic Blast! 50 Years Ago roll for the first semester of the 2019-2020 school year (3.7-3.99 GPA) dy, Samantha Dawn Riley Lisa Hickman of Holton. Last week’s “Blast Week of Jan. 26-Feb. 1, 1970 12th Grade: Courtney Jean and Madison Lee Saia. From The Past” fea- include the following. th For the first time in several Principal Honor Roll Carreno, Dylan Owen Cre- 11 Grade: Erik Joseph tured Ed Kathrens, years, Jackson County regis- ollo, Jenna M. Elmer, Judson Acheson, Caleb Andrew 10 Years Ago who was correctly (4.0 GPA) Week of Jan. 26-Feb. 1, 2010 tered an excess of births over 12th Grade: Hadley Grace E. Mathis, Kyle James Patter- Boyer, Alyssa Nicole Car- identified first by- Su deaths in 1969, according to son, Emma Catherine Poort, lisle, Haley S. Harding, The Royal Valley USD 337 san Mencl. Winners Gregory, Lejla Mahic, McK- board of education has approved Virginia Zibell, county register enzie Lee Ogden and Cassidy Megan Catherine Putnam and Mae E. Joslin, Laurel Anne may pick up their Sonic of vital statistics. There were Hannah Marie Smith. Lundin-Burger, Trevor Mat- the addition of a jazz band course coupon at The Holton Rae Parks. th 110 births recorded in Jackson th 11 Grade: Rhiannon thews, Katie Marie Reichert- at Royal Valley High School, it Recorder office. 11 Grade: Luke Anthony has been reported. County in 1969 compared to Boyden, Josslyn Kelly Coul- E. Conley, Teryn Jay Den- er, Linda Ann Sowers, Eliza- Workers have been busy in- 106 deaths. ter, Hayley T. Harman, Mor- zler, Emma Rose McKinsey, beth Fern Sutton and Ivan The Holton Junior Bowling stalling Mayetta’s new storm the PLAN test mandatory for gan Harvey, Kaitlin Renee Jazzmyne Shields and Syd- Nicholas Torkelson. Association teams recently at- ney D. Stithem. 10th Grade: Connor Lee water drainage system for the sophomores. And the sopho- Humpert, Lilly Ann Rooks th past few weeks. Several street tended the Kansas State Junior and William Anthony Wah- 10 Grade: Megan L. Fen- Baxter, Ezra Levi Burnworth, mores scored favorably on the Bowling Association District improvements include the in- test when compared to the rest wassuck. ske, Marissa M. Jackson, Cooper Anthony Daugherty, No. 7 tournament held in Law- th stallation of new concrete drain- of the nation’s sophomores, 10 Grade: Karlie Al- Lily Belle Lefferd, Calvin Chase Brandt Emery, Antonio age tubes, ditches and grading rence. One of the four all-girl bright, Brianna Colene Cor- Bodie Ogden, Audrey Flora William Greemore-Hopkins, according to Gary Sorensen, Bantam teams, “The Boy Watch- in order to maximize drainage RVHS counselor. polongo, David Lee Dau- Pamaska, Madison Nicole Jake Kelly, Joshua James throughout the city. ers,” won first place trophies. bon, Breauna Nikole Jewell, Wassinger and Emily Madi- Klobnak, Brady A. Klotz, LeRoy Rieschick of Soldier Team members included Terri Although he was one of the was recently honored for his Parker Daniel Long, Saman- son Wurster-Lowe. Kyle Jade Miller, Sondra youngest participants in the 2010 Craig, Sandy Bernhardt, Kim tha N. Neuner, Brennan Wy- Ninth Grade: Emma Grace Owings-Priest, Levi Charles 33 years of service with Rural Bickford, Sue Kemper and Kathy Jackson County Spelling Bee, Development (formerly Farm- att Boone Smith, Catrina Joy Deghand, Abigail Rose Parrett, Timothy J. Shields 10-year-old Connor Grossoehme Homan. Smith and Brett Wende. Everts, Noah Blaine Matya, and Kendon M. Wege. ers Home Administration). Ri- Mike McManigal, 10-year-old took home the champion trophy eschick retired at the end of Ninth Grade: Kennedy Erica Cristine Ran Schnacker Ninth Grade: Daniel Duane on Saturday, Jan. 30, after cor- son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mc- Noel Bryan, Andrea Jo Clem- and Emma Belle Schuetz. Coleman, Natalie Paige Fox, 2004. More than 100 family, Manigal, went fishing in a farm rectly spelling “rutabaga” in the friends and former coworkers at- ents, Morgan Jo Davis, Gra- Panther Honor Roll Aedon Marshall Hale, Con- th pond on Saturday afternoon, Jan. (3.3-3.69 GPA) nor John Hammes, Catherine 11 round of competition. This tended a reception held in his honor cie Jane Filbert, Garrett Jack- th was the first year the Royal Val- 24, and caught a 2½-pound cat- son Hammer, Cheyenne Sage 12 Grade: Mark A. Allen, Rose Harvey, Tressa Eve Jim, on Jan. 22 at the American Legion fish. His picture with the fish, with ley fifth-grader was able to qual- Hall in Perry. Hittle, Sherena Marie Penry, Zachery Earnhardt Burger, Ethan James Neuner, Alexa ify for the spelling bee. Megan which he had a lengthy fight, was Kirsten Morgan Reicherter, Isaac Matthais Burnworth, LeAnne Ribelin, Michael Al- The grand opening of the Royal featured in The Holton Recorder. Keehn, a sixth-grader at Holton Valley Community Technology Olivia Belle Rickel, Abigail Connor Lee Creollo, Janine gernon Wamego and Natalie Middle School, was runner-up. Morton Buildings, Inc., a com- Anne Robinson, Ryan Hicks Miah Gustafson, Alexan- Brooke Woods. Center is scheduled for Monday, pany that builds laminated com- Feb. 7, it has been announced. The mercial buildings, has purchased 15 Years Ago CTC is located at 107 E. Fourth two acres from Joe Heller south of Week of Jan. 26-Feb. 1, 2005 St. in Hoyt and will provide low Holton and has announced plans Holton/Jackson County Chamber of Commerce For the past 12 years, Ju’Bil’s or no-cost access to computer to build a sales office and storage Restaurant in Holton has been a training and technology to the warehouse on the site. family affair, operated by Bill community. and Judy Barrow and other fam- 15th Annual Hall of Fame Banquet ily members. And that will not Jackson County Ministerial Alliance change, although the Barrows said farewell to the business at Join us as we recognize the 2020 the end of last week. Steve and SOUP LUNCHEON Liz Anderson of Holton have honorees at a Chamber banquet taken over operation of Ju’Bil’s, Friday, January 31st • 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. which will have the same name, First Christian Church business hours and menu. The th highlighting their service and Andersons’ daughters, Andrea (5 & Wisconsin, Holton) HOLTHolton/JacksonON/ JACKSON County C O UNTY Jones and Amanda Boeckman, Chicken Noodle Soup CH AMBER OF CO MME RCE dedication to our community. will also assist with the busi- Chamber of Commerce ness. Chili • Homemade Pies This year, for the first time, Free-Will Donation Royal Valley High School made
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DUGAN A/K/A DAVID Corner of the Southeast DUGAN, DECEASED; AND Quarter of Section 31, Town- IN THE DISTRICT COURT THE BOARD OF COUNTY ship 9 South, Range 16 East OF JACKSON COUNTY, COMMISSIONERS OF of the 6th P.M., thence North KANSAS JACKSON COUNTY, KAN- 00 degrees 10’27” West SAS, 512.47 feet, thence North AZURA CREDIT UNION, 90 degrees 00’00” West formerly known as Quest Defendants. 255.00 feet to the West line Credit Union, of said Southeast Quarter, Case No. 2019-CV-000065 thence South 00 degrees Plaintiff, Title to Real 10’27” East 512.47 feet to Estate Involved the Southwest Corner of said vs. Southeast Quarter, thence NOTICE OF SUIT North 90 degrees 00’00” CHARLES SCOTT DUGAN, East 255.00 feet to the point ADMINISTRATOR OF THE TO: THE UNKNOWN of beginning, less road right Deb Dillner Diane Gross Esther Ideker Floye Knouft ESTATE OF CHERYL L. 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By Glenn Mollette fessionally trained to perform ter and were almost told that we years ago, I developed a blood Groundhog Punxsutawney tasks or assist passengers with needed to give up our seats for clot from extended travel and Our country is in the middle Phil is coming out soon to see disabilities, including psychiat- a man with a disability and his I’m not giving up my seat for of a U.S. Senate impeachment or not see his shadow on his big ric disorders. wife who had service animals. some person who needs to sit trial involving the President. day, in Punxsutawney, Penn. I’m all for this as airplanes We were young, naive and gull- and pet their dog. The nation is also gearing up for If old furry Phil wants to fly have started looking like Noah’s ible so being tenderhearted peo- I’m not an animal hater. I the 2020 general election. OPINION first class or Ark or flying zoos. Who wants ple we said OK. love animals. I had a dog in my The Democrat-led U.S. even coach to ride on an airplane with birds, The agent assigned us to the house for 16 years. For people House of Representatives voted rariness, possibly even coming anywhere, cats, pigs and whatever anyone two seats directly behind our who truly are disabled and need almost completely along politi- to learn that it would acquire he had bet- imagines to be their emotional old seats, which meant no extra a documented trained service cal party lines to impeach Presi- more legitimacy as an institu- ter do it this support creature? Maybe you leg room that we had planned dog then that’s okay but plan dent Donald Trump for abuse tion by doing better work on year. do. A lot of us do not. for months in advance. and buy your ticket in advance of power and obstruction of fewer tasks. T h e This has developed into a lot The guy gets on the plane and instead of bumping someone justice. Many arguments against chances are malarkey over the years. Carole he and his wife appear healthier else out of their seat for your And now it looks like the term limits, on the other hand, he will be and I were traveling back from than we are. He was wearing a “dogs.’’ Republican-led U.S. Senate will are either mistaken (they claim walking or Maine several years ago. We hearing aid, but he was seeing Most real trained service dogs vote to acquit the President at that there already is high con- riding with had bought tickets well in ad- and getting around fine as was are better behaved than some the trial. gressional turnover) or irrel- a friend in vance so we could have the two his wife. With these people passengers. It’s just finally time What did President Trump evant (the attempt to change the a car next front bulkhead seats. were “three’’ dogs. Yes, three that our airlines can get some do? In a private phone call subject to proposals for cam- G r o u n d - This was a small plane and dogs! The only thing I could control over the zoos flying with eavesdroppers, he asked a paign finance reform). hog’s day. our seats weren’t considered tell that these dogs could do was through the sky. foreign leader to look into cor- Although many opponents A new rule proposed by the first class, but we had three or stink up the area where we were Note: Glenn Mollette is a colum- ruption involving U.S. foreign claim that term limits are plain- U.S. Department of Transpor- four more inches of leg room. sitting. To add insult to injury. nist and author. For more informa- aid. No crime there, in my view. ly unconstitutional, the Supreme tation would permit airlines to Before boarding our flight, we we had to ride now behind our tion about Glenn Mollette, go to Quite the contrary. Court’s recent acceptance of the stop accepting emotional sup- heard our names called on the original seats with these dogs [email protected] To a lot of citizens, like me, Arkansas case undercuts their port animals on planes allowing airport public address system. occasionally starring at us. all of this looks like a big waste argument; indeed, federal cases only service dogs that are pro- We went to the check-in coun- I’m not doing it again. Many of time and taxpayer dollars. on election law strongly suggest U.S. citizens seem to be that the states are constitution- equally split on whether they ally empowered to regulate such actually approve of the im- matters as the terms of federal peachment proceedings against officeholders. President Trump based - not so The grassroots movement fa- much on whether he is guilty voring term limits for Congress of the charges against him - but is a tribute to public involve- rather whether they like Presi- ment in politics. It is substan- dent Trump. tive, not cosmetic; both allies It is difficult to overstate and enemies concede that limit- the extent to which term limits ing political terms would create would change Congress – for fundamental change in Ameri- the better. can politics. Term limits, by the way, are Our Presidents are limited to supported by large majorities two, four-year terms. Members of most American demographic of Congress have no such term groups; and they are opposed limit. primarily by incumbent politi- President Trump is currently cians and the special interest in the unique position of facing groups which depend on them. both removal from office for Term limits would eliminate cause and also removal from the many of America’s most serious ability to seek re-election, it is political problems by counter- reported. This would be great balancing incumbent advan- politically for Democrats. tages such as big warchests, en- We all know how long it’s suring congressional turnover, been since the Kansas City securing independent congres- Chiefs went to the Super Bowl sional judgment and reducing the last time – 50 years. Can you election-related incentives for imagine members of Congress wasteful government spending serving 30, 40 or 50 years? – which is what this current im- That’s happening. peachment process is after all, I used to buy some of the in my opinion. rhetoric that incumbents recited Perhaps most important, about the importance of having Congress would acquire a sense an experienced voice at Con- of its own fragility and tempo- gress. These days, not so much. David Powls There is a time when personal rights must yield Rep. Watkins reports on Congress By John Richard Schrock Had I been a returning Chinese car for me. China had re-estab- SARS in southern China exceed- By U.S. Rep. Steve Watkins which removes unconstitutional As my airline flight landed at university student, I would have lished their travel checkpoints ed 8,000, with 774 deaths across 2nd District, R-Kansas laws regarding certain rifles. the Beijing Capitol International likely been isolated for a week on major roads. Run a tempera- 37 countries. Some cases spread 2019 was a busy year on the Bills I introduced: Airport, the captain announced in a quarantined dormitory. ture and you stayed in place. to Toronto, Canada, where pa- legislative front. I sponsored 12 * H.R. 4800 - The Pro-LIFE that all passengers were to re- Each night, the Chinese news Students were confined behind tients were quarantined. bills and cosponsored 238 piec- Act, which prohibits the sale of, main seated when we reached reported intercepting and isolat- their university walls. China Fortunately, SARS never got es of legislation, five of which and profitable transactions re- the gate. A team from the Chi- ing travelers with H1N1 flu in stopped SARS in its tracks, and into the United States. China’s were signed lated to, the transfer of human nese health service would board Hong Kong, Beijing and Shang- Hong Kong scientists worked efforts — they have a Center for into law by fetal remains. the plane to check our tempera- hai. They were stopping any out the identity of the corona vi- Disease Control modeled after P r e s i d e n t * H.R. 5030 - VA Suicide Pre- tures. carriers before any in-country rus in record time. ours — stopped SARS. Since D o n a l d vention Services Accountability They were young health of- person-to-person transmission SARS (Severe Acute Respira- 2004, no more cases of SARS Trump. Act, which ensures accountabil- ficers in crisp uniforms. Each began. Their response to this tory Syndrome) was caused by have been reported anywhere in B e l o w ity in the VA’s mental health and carried a device that looked like potentially pandemic virus was one of the first coronaviruses the world. is a break- suicide prevention services. a small hair careful, measured and effective. discovered. Viruses contain ei- Today, this new Wuhan-ori- down of * H.R. 3150 - RURAL Phy- dryer. They With nearly five times our ther DNA or RNA at their core, gin coronavirus appears to be some of the sicians Act, which helps attract aimed it at population, China has reason to and SARS was caused by a similar. My Chinese colleagues key legisla- medical professionals to rural a passen- be careful. And their population single-strand RNA virus, one of know that in these situations, tion I sup- and underserved communities ger’s fore- has the discipline and sacrifice the largest of the RNA viruses. group responsibility comes be- ported in and VA medical centers. head from necessary to hold back an epi- It is “zoonotic,” meaning that it fore personal rights. The great- 2019. * H. Res. 764 - Expressing the a foot away, demic. is transmitted in the wild among est good for the greatest num- Bills I co- support of the House of Repre- checked the Six years earlier, in 2003, an- specific animals. But it had ber. sponsored sentatives for the priorities and r e a d - o u t other epidemic had occurred. jumped to humans and caused But in the United States, 20- by issue area: goals of President Trump’s ex- and reset it. The SARS virus had jumped serious flu-like pneumonia mile checkpoints would be un- * Veterans (22): H.R. 3495 ecutive order on combatting Dressed from bats to civet cats and then symptoms. thinkable. Had SARS entered - Improving Well-Being for anti-Semitism, which supports in a hazmat to people in Hong Kong and If it can be spread human- the U.S., our independence and Veterans Act, which enhances the president’s actions to com- suit, a fe- south China. My colleagues to-human, it causes an epi- refusal to freeze traffic nation- the VA’s ability to research and bat anti-Semitism. male health told me not to come that year. demic. SARS was particularly wide would have resulted in develop suicide prevention ser- * H.R. 1061 - Fort Scott Na- officer aimed and read my China shut down all airlines. All dangerous for health work- a terrible death toll. There is a vices. tional Historic Site Boundary temperature. Check. Reset. I trains. ers who cared for patients. time when personal rights have * Protecting Life (23): H.R. Modification, which protects passed. To get across country, each Starting in November 2002 to yield to public responsibility, 962 - Born-Alive Abortion Sur- the history of the Fort Scott But if just one passenger had university would have to send a through July 2003, cases of or we all will suffer. vivors Act, which mandates that National Historic Site. This bill a fever, all of us - having been in the case a baby survives an was signed into law by Presi- enclosed with that passenger abortion, the doctor must do ev- dent Trump. for 13 hours - might have to erything in their power to give Before the Christmas break, go to a hotel for a week. They the baby medical care. Speaker I hosted a tele-town hall with rapidly worked the plane – four Nancy Pelosi has not brought thousands of Kansas’ Second minutes max. We were cleared this legislation to the floor de- Congressional District con- to de-board. There were addi- spite multiple unanimous con- stituents. It was great to have a tional temperature scanners as sent requests. direct conversation with folks we walked through airport im- * Reducing Taxes and Grow- and learn more about what you migration. ing Economy (20): H.R. 216 - would like to see done in 2020. That year was 2009, and Kan- Main Street Tax Certainty Act, 2020 constituent issues survey sas was one of a dozen states which makes certain GOP tax Constituent interaction is vi- with H1N1 influenza cases. The cuts are permanent. tal to our democracy. In order outbreak had started in Mexico * Law Enforcement (10): to better represent you on the with cases now showing up in H.R. 99 - Thin Blue Line Act, issues that matter most, please Fort Riley, Wichita and Kansas which makes killing a law en- take two to three minutes to fill City. I came from a high-risk forcement officer, firefighter or out my 2019 Constituent Issues area in the U.S., but I passed. first responder an aggravating Survey at https://watkins.house. At my destination university factor in federal death penalty gov/survey in northwest China, I was given determinations. Note: Contact Congressman a thermometer and notebook * Second Amendment (5): Watkins at his Topeka office (785- and asked to take my tempera- H.R. 5289 - Home Defense 234- 5966) or his Washington, D.C. ture each morning and night. and Competitive Shooting Act, office (202-225-6601).
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By Jeannie Arnold The Circleville Saddle Club change. They also played the saran The first Circleville City Coun- held its annual soup supper and ball game, a lot of fun for all ages. cil meeting for 2020 was held Jan. meeting at the Lodge Hall on Sat- Joe and Keri Brucken hosted a 8 at the city hall. Mike Hare was urday evening, Jan. 11. Officers birthday party for their son, Levi, elected the new mayor. Newly- elected for this year are Shelly as he turned eight on Sunday, elected council members are Joe Swendson, president; Mike He- Jan. 26. He had a Power Ranger- Viscosky and Steve Tims. With witt, vice president; Susan Rol- themed birthday party. He also Mike moving off the council and lins, treasurer; and Michaela Uhl, asked his friends to dress up for into the mayor position, an open secretary. a costume party. His grandpar- seat needed to be filled and Mary Steve and Leota Wilkerson and ents, uncle Keith and aunt Karen Jo Fernkopf said she would re- Bob and I were visitors of Maxine Moody came as well as his aunt main on the council for another Lewis at Vintage Park on Thurs- Trishelle and cousin Kamdyn. two years. Other council members day, Jan. 23, for their coffee with His friends Frank, Sophie, are Leroy Shupe and Roy Kranz. friends event. Elmer and Rita Ent Johnathan, Breckon, Corbin, Reed, Allan Fernkopf is our water joined us at our table, and we also Macyn and some of their parents superintendent and Keith Wilson enjoyed a short visit with our for- stayed to enjoy the party. They is our sewer superintendent. Dawn mer neighbor, Bob Beightel, who enjoyed a Dairy Queen ice cream Duryea continues to be the clerk was there visiting residents. cake (with Power Rangers on it!), and Heather Deneault is the trea- The Joe and Keri Brucken fam- and a game of pin the wheel on the surer. Thank you to Ed Rostetter ily attended the Brucken fam- Power Rangers. They also played for his many years of service as ily Christmas get-together at with Nerf guns and had a great mayor. Some remodeling work is the Lodge Hall on Jan. 18. They time. The party was at the Brucken being done on the city building. enjoyed a dinner together. The house where parents, family and City bills can be dropped in the younger kids got gifts and the friends braved the muddy roads to drop box at City Hall. adults and teenagers did a gift ex- get there. LeDoux Eck Nichelson Alan “Al” L. LeDoux, age Jerome “Jerry” F. Eck, 84, Virgil Lawrence “Buddy” 72, Holton, died suddenly on Mayetta, died Tuesday, Jan. 21, Nichelson, 85, Topeka, died his farm doing what he loved, 2020, at Holton Community Saturday, Jan. 25, 2020. Public Notice Wednesday, Jan. 22, 2020. Hospital. He was born Dec. 21, 1934, He was born Aug. 20, He was born March 14, 1935, in Elmo, Mo., the son of Eli and 1947, in San Diego, Calif., in Effingham, the son of Joseph Dolly Stilley Nichelson. (First published in The Holton of any deceased defendants; No. 0430921002210007.000. son of Ella (Piercy) and Clif- J. and Sophia Agnes Budke Mr. Nichelson served in the Recorder, Holton, Kan., on the unknown spouses of any Commonly known as 100 ford LeDoux. Al grew up in Eck. U.S. Air Force until his honor- Monday, Jan. 27, 2020.) defendants; the unknown of- New York Ave, Holton, KS Topeka and was a gradu- Mr. Eck served in the U.S. able discharge on Oct. 3, 1960. ficers, successors, trustees, 66436 (“the Property”) MS ate of Washburn Rural High Army and was stationed in Alas- He worked for Payless Shoe IN THE DISTRICT COURT creditors and assigns of any 191132 School. He graduated from ka during the Korean War. He Source in Topeka until retiring. OF JACKSON COUNTY, defendants that are exist- Baker University, where he worked for Goodyear Tire Com- He was a member of Topeka KANSAS ing, dissolved or dormant and all those defendants was a member of the Kappa pany for 14 years and later sold Baptist Church. CIVIL DEPARTMENT corporations; the unknown who have not otherwise been Sigma Fraternity and the var- real estate for Wittmer Farm Re- He married Dorthey Rose on executors, administrators, served are required to plead sity football team. alty. He was also a farmer and June 29, 1957, in Topeka. She PennyMac Loan Services, devisees, trustees, credi- to the Petition on or before He married Sarah Brockel- stockman on his family farm. survives. LLC tors, successors and assigns March 9, 2020 in the District man on Dec. 26, 1971 in Hol- He was a member of St. Fran- Other survivors include three of any defendants that are Court of Jackson County, ton. They shared more than cis Xavier Catholic Church in daughters, Connie Cook and Plaintiff, or were partners or in part- Kansas. If you fail to plead, 48 years of marriage. Mayetta, Moose Lodge 555 in husband Daniel, Bedford, Tex- nership; and the unknown judgment and decree will be Al was proud to be a Topeka and a former member of as, Cindy Markley and husband vs. guardians, conservators and entered in due course upon farmer and rancher. He was Holton Eagles Club. Kevin, Wakarusa, and Karen trustees of any defendants the request of plaintiff. a Gelbvieh breeder since the He married Wanda Lee Ash Gilbreath, and husband Ron, Michael McKinley aka that are minors or are under early 1980s. Al was also a on Sept. 2, 1961, in Holton. She Crowley, Texas; six grandchil- Michael K. McKinley, Jane any legal disability and all MILLSAP & SINGER, LLC 4-H beef superintendent and survives. dren, Leah Obenour and hus- Doe, John Doe, and John M. other person who are or may Pleasant Valley Rustlers beef Other survivors include two band David, Jared Cook, Brent Porter (Deceased), et al., be concerned: By: ______leader. He was a teacher and sons, Kevin Eck and Ken Eck Markley and wife Kelly, Corey Dwayne A. Duncan, coach in several Kansas com- and wife Lori, all of Mayetta; Markley and wife Ashley, Ra- Defendants You are hereby notified #27533 munities, including Baldwin, a daughter, Kristi Chance and chel Dieringer and husband that a Petition has been [email protected] Galena, Washburn Rural and husband D.J., Mayetta; a sister, Luke and Justin Gilbreath; and Case No. 20CV5 filed in the District Court of Aaron M. Schuckman, Denison. He also was an ad- Louise Bunck, Silver Lake; eight nine great-grandchildren. He Court No. Jackson County, Kansas by #22251 missions counselor for Baker grandchildren, Alyssa Brock and was preceded in death by his Title to Real Estate Involved PennyMac Loan Services, [email protected] University. husband Matt, Breanna Morris parents; an infant sister; and Pursuant to K.S.A. §60 LLC, praying to foreclose a 612 Spirit Dr. He was proud to have and wife Madison, Brooke Eck, two brothers, Vernie and Robert mortgage on the following St. Louis, MO 63005 served in the administrations Morgan Smith and husband Nichelson. NOTICE OF SUIT described real estate: (636) 537-0110 of such honorable Kansans Kaleb, Bailey Eck, Chase Eck, A funeral service and celebra- (636) 537-0067 (fax) as Gov. Mike Hayden, Sen. Ashley Wick and husband Ca- tion of Mr. Nichelson’s life will STATE OF KANSAS to the LOT NO. 2 AND THE Sheila Frahm and Gov. Bill leb and Blake Chance; and eight be held at 11 a.m. Friday, Jan. 31 above named Defendants SOUTH HALF OF LOT 4, ATTORNEYS FOR Graves, culminating with great-grandchildren, Emma at Dove Cremations and Funer- and The Unknown Heirs, NEW YORK AVENUE, CITY PLAINTIFF serving as Director of the Brock, Brody and Ryker Mor- als Southeast Chapel, 2843 S.E. executors, devisees, trust- OF HOLTON, JACKSON Kansas Water Office. ris, Gatlin and Jennings Smith, Minnesota Ave, Topeka. Cre- ees, creditors, and assigns COUNTY, KANSAS. Parcel ID ML7t3 Al was a member of Evan- Kemper Busey and Kooper and mation will follow the service. gel United Methodist Church, Kynslee Wick. Family will receive friends from where he was a member of He was preceded in death by 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. Thursday at AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY the Seekers Sunday school two sisters, Mabel Eck and Ro- the funeral home. Please report any changes in service or personnel to the Recorder at 364-3141. Thank You. class, the choir and active in sella Mispagel; and two broth- Memorial contributions may Bethany Baptist Church First Christian Church St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church the Nueva Vida Ministry. Al ers, Matthew and Jim Eck. be made to Topeka Baptist 821 New York • 364-4533 5th and Wisconsin • 364-2545 was a Sunday School teacher Pastor: Fr. Jonathan Dizon Mass of Christian Burial was Church, 4500 S.W. Gage Blvd., Pastor Ron Sellens Dr. Jim McCollough, Pastor 3rd & James, Mayetta, 966-2690/364-3262 for more than 30 years. He Youth Minister David Noland Sunday: 9:45 a.m. Sunday School held Saturday at St. Francis Topeka, KS 66610. Sunday Mass: 8 a.m. Sunday: 9:30 a.m. Sunday school 10:45 a.m. Worship volunteered for Thrive and Xavier Catholic Church in May- Holton Recorder 1/27/20 Confessions 30 minutes before mass. was also a charter member 10:15 a.m. Worship service First United Methodist Church etta. Burial with military honors 1 p.m. Sunday afternoon service Pastor Kathy Williams www.jacocatholics.org of the Holton Optimist Club, followed in St. Joseph’s Catho- Wednesday: 7:15 p.m. Prayer meeting 1401 W. 4th, Holton • 364-3275 St. Thomas Episcopal Church a member of Banner Grange lic Cemetery in Hoyt. n Bucks Grove UM Church Sunday Schedule: 9:00 a.m. Sunday School 512 Wisconsin, Holton • Rev. Art Rathbun and Kansas Gelbvieh Associ- Memorial contributions may Spradling... Pastor: Charlotte Milroy • 234-4243 10:15 a.m. Worship Services on 2nd & 4th Sunday Sunday: 9 a.m. Church service ation. Most of all, Al enjoyed [email protected] Sunday Services: 10 a.m. be made to Holton Community Christ’s Church Holton Kingdom Hall being home on the farm, en- Hospital or St. Francis Xavier Continued from Page 1 Southern Heights Clubhouse of Jehovah’s Witnesses 785-224-8798 joying his family, especially Catholic Church, sent in care of conviction in a July 2017 trial Pastor Jon Hanna 12350 214th Rd., Holton • 364-4279 [email protected] watching his children and Mercer Funeral Home, P.O. Box on alleged sex-related crimes Information 364-3468 Sunday Public Talk: 10 a.m. • jw.org Soldier Christian Church grandchildren’s school ac Sunday: 8:30 a.m. Fellowship Hoyt United Methodist Church 834-5750 • Ron Ahlgren, Minister 270, Holton, KS 66436. was reportedly based on Spra- 9 a.m. Worship Rev. Norma Jeane Miller • 785-207-2773 tivities. Holton Recorder 1/27/20 Luke Schreiber: Youth Minister dling’s “misstating the evidence New Life Church of the Nazarene Sunday School: 9 a.m. • 10 a.m. Worship Sunday: Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. He is survived by his wife, 100 Topeka, Ave., Holton • 364-3642 Immanuel Lutheran Church, Netawaka that was presented to the jury Church Services: 10:30 a.m. Sarah; daughter Jess Baack and inflaming the passions of Rev. Kevin Kneisley Pastor Michael Van Velzer (Eric), Staplehurst, Neb.; two McClacherty Sunday: 9:30 a.m. Sunday school 9 a.m. Sunday Worship Jr. & Sr. High Youth Group: 5 p.m. David Owen McClach- the jury.” The state appeals 10:45 a.m. Worship service 10 a.m. Sunday School St. James Catholic Church sons, Trent LeDoux, Holton, court reversed Ewing’s convic- Circleville Christian Church 10 a.m. Adult Bible Class 306 5th St., Wetmore • Pastor Father and Andy LeDoux (Dan- erty was born in Fort Worth, Texas, on Sept. 27, 1966, tion and remanded the case to 7701 254th Rd., Circleville Lakeview Faith Chapel Hammes ielle), Ree Heights, S.D.; Jackson County District Court Brandon Winters, Associate Minister Pentecostal Church Saturday Mass: 6:30 p.m. and died at his home in Fort Sunday School: 9:15 a.m. 3.5 miles south of Holton on U.S. 75 grandchildren, JW and Jady Confessions: 30 min. prior to mass Worth on Jan. 1, 2020. He for a new trial. Sunday Worship: Pastor Steve Cappleman • 364-2416 LeDoux and Ella and Piper “We do not lightly set aside a 9:15 a.m. Traditional/Cowboy Church Sunday: 9:30 a.m. Sunday school Trinity Lutheran Church Baack; and a nephew, John had lived all his life in the Fort Worth area. jury’s verdict after hearing five 10:30 a.m. Contemporary Worship 10:15 a.m. Worship service 401 Cheyenne LeDoux, in Colorado. He was Website - circlevillechristian.com Larkinburg Christian Church Pastor Brian Stark 364-2206/364-2029 He graduated from Mans- days of evidence at trial, espe- preceded in death by his par- cially on such serious charges Email - [email protected] Rev. Mark Armstrong Sunday School: 9 a.m. • Worship: 10 a.m. field High School in -Mans Circleville United Methodist Sunday: 9:30 a.m. Sunday school Wetmore Bible Church ents and brother, Dale. as rape and aggravated criminal Pastor: Charlotte Milroy • 234-4243 A Celebration of Life was field, Texas, where he - par 10:30 a.m. Church service 217 Iowa St., Wetmore ticipated in sports, was an sodomy,” the state appeals court Sunday: 10:30 a.m. Worship Service Mayetta Christian Church held at 2 p.m. Saturday, Jan. Community of Christ Church Ernest Coleman - Pastor Lay Pastor Kyle Claycamp honor student in mathemat- ruled. “But the burden is on the Sunday: 9 a.m. Sunday school (for all ages) 25 at Evangel United Meth- State to show that the cumula 222 New Jersey • Pastor Dean Sharp Sunday: Fellowship & Waffles: odist Church in Holton. Pri- ics and a member of the FFA Sunday 10 a.m. Worship service 8:15 a.m.-8:45 a.m. 10 a.m. Worship Hour chapter. He graduated from tive error committed in this case Delia Presbyterian Church Sunday school: 8:45 a.m.-9:30 a.m. 10:30 a.m. Children's Church vate burial will be held in the was harmless beyond a reason- 514 Jackson St. • Rev. James Aubey Prayer Circle: 9:30 a.m.-9:50 a.m. Holton Cemetery at a later TCJC in Fort Worth, Texas, Tuesday: 1:30 p.m. Women's Bible Study and was an automobile and able doubt. The State has failed Sunday: 10 a.m. Every Other Month Worship service - 10 a.m.-11:15 a.m. Wednesday: 7 p.m. Youth Group date. Check sign board for other events. Wednesday: Bible Study - 6 p.m.-7 p.m. truck mechanic for vari- to meet this burden.” Denison Bible Church Mayetta United Methodist (Jr. High & HS Ages) Memorial contributions Ewing had been sentenced to Wetmore United Methodist may be made to the Nueva ous dealerships in the Fort 300 W. 5th St. • Pastor Tom Fraunfelter Rev. Howard Sudduth Worth area. He was cur- more than 27 years in prison on Sunday: 10 a.m. Sunday School Sunday: 9 a.m. Morning worship service Pastor Brenda Harter Vida Ministry, sent in care of rently employed by the City the charges against him prior to 11 a.m. Worship and Sunday school (785) 866-2512 Parsonage • 866-5556 Mercer Funeral Home, P.O. of Fort Worth as an auto- the appeals court’s reversing of 785/935-2464 • 785/422-2953 Netawaka United Methodist Church Box 270, Holton, KS 66436. Denison Reformed Presbyterian Rev. Youngwan Won Sunday: 10 a.m. Worship service mobile and truck mechanic. his conviction. A pre-trial hear- 106 Seventh St., Denison, KS • 935-2348 To leave a special message for Sunday: 8:15 a.m. Worship Whiting Baptist Church His hobbies were working ing on Ewing’s case has been Sunday: 10 a.m. Bible class Onaga New Hope the family, please visit www. scheduled for this afternoon in 11 a.m. Worship service Lutheran Church, ELCA Sunday: 9 a.m. Sun. school on automobiles and follow- 10 a.m. Worship service mercerfuneralhomes.com ing NASCAR. Jackson County District Court. Lunch following the service Rev. Charlene Banes, Pastor Holton Recorder 1/27/20 s 1:15 p.m. Afternoon Service Sunday: 9 a.m. Worship Whiting United Methodist He is survived by his par- It’s the second time in less Evangel United Methodist Church 10:15 a.m. SS, Adult Bible Class Rev. Youngwan Won ents, Bob and Juanita Mc- than two years that Spradling 227 Pennsylvania Ave. • 364-3834 Bible Study: Tuesday @ 7 p.m. Sunday: 10 a.m. Education • 11 a.m. Sun.: 8:50 a.m. Life Journey Smith Clacherty of Mansfield, Tex- has faced charges from the state Holy Communion 1st & 3rd Sunday Worship disciplinary administrator’s of- (contemporary service) Our Lady of the Snows Church Burton Charles Smith, 85, as (Bob is a former Jackson 10 a.m. Sunday school Fr. Jonathan Dizon New Hope Family Church Holton, died Sunday, Jan. 26, County resident); a sister, fice for allegedly misstating 11 a.m. Traditional worship service 166 and "I" Road, Mayetta, Kan. • 515 Iowa, Holton 2020, at his home. Myra, of White Settlement, evidence in a district court tri- Church - [email protected] 785-364-3262 Pastor: Sterling Hudgins Funeral arrangements are Texas; a sister, Mary Beth, of al. The Kansas Supreme Court Pastor - [email protected] 1st, 3rd, & 4th Sunday Mass 8:30 a.m. Wednesday Meal: 6:30 p.m. pending with Chapel Oaks Fu- Kennedale, Texas; a daugh overturned the murder convic- First Baptist Church of Holton 2nd Sunday Mass 1 p.m. Wednesday Service: 7:15 p.m. 404 Juniper, 364-3423 Potawatomi Pentecostal Church Sunday Worship: 8:30 a.m. neral Home in Holton. ter, Jasmine, granddaughter tions of Dana Chandler after Pastor - John Wisdom 4.5 miles west on 134th Rd., Mayetta Holton Recorder 1/27/20 Marlee Marie and son-in- finding that Spradling misled Sunday: 9:30 a.m. Sunday School Rev. Marcia Potts law Brandon, all of Colo- jurors during Chandler’s 2012 8:25 a.m. & 10:30 a.m. Worship Services Sunday: 10 a.m. Sunday school rado Springs, Colo.; uncle, trial in Shawnee County. Wednesday: 10 a.m. Bible Study 10:45 a.m. Worship service Obituary guideline Friday: 6:45 a.m. Men’s Breakfast Potawatomi United Methodist Robert Shrum and cousins First Baptist Church of Hoyt Rev. Howard Sudduth When submitting obituaries of the Kansas City, Mo. area; Pastor David Burnworth • 986-6446 Sunday: 9:50 a.m. Sunday school to be printed in The Holton Re- aunt, Adeana McClacherty Wednesday night prayer: 7 p.m. 10:30 a.m. Worship See you corder, we request that obituar- of Topeka and cousins living WILSON’S DIRECT Sunday: 9 a.m. Sunday school St. Dominic Catholic Church ies are sent by the mortuary or 10 a.m. Worship service Pastor: Fr. Jonathan Dizon in in Kansas; and good friends 7 p.m. Sunday evening worship 416 Ohio, Holton, 364-3262 funeral home handling the funeral James Milligan and Admet MOTORS & TIRES Church! arrangements. Have the mortu- Saturday: 5:30 p.m. Mass Hidic of the Fort Worth area. Just west of Holton on Hwy. 16 Sunday: 10:30 a.m. Mass ary or funeral home contact us at Holton Recorder 1/22/20 s Confessions 30 minutes before mass. (785) 364-3141. (785) 364-1915 www.jacocatholics.org
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Totals 8-3-5-12-30. and come out on top,” said RV --- head coach Trent Oliva. “It’s In the first round of the Pan- good to put the guys in a situa- ther Classic on Thursday, RV tion where they play three days exploded in the first quarter in a row and mimics post season over Santa Fe Trail taking a 24- to see how they react.” 9 lead. At the half, RV was up In the final game of the tour- 36-23. nament, RV took a 24-13 half- “We came out really well,” time lead over the Chapman Oliva said. “We did a good job Irish. of getting the ball inside and ex- “You don’t know what’s go- ecuting.” ing to happen for either team RV continued to find the bas- when you play three days in ket in the second half and lim- a row,” Coach Oliva said. “I ited chances for Santa Fe Trail, thought we made it as hard as outscoring the Chargers 33-15 possible for them to score on a in the third and fourth quarters. consistent basis.” “I thought we were most con- The Panthers outscored the sistent on the defensive end,” Holton wrestler Konnor Tannahill, shown above at left, took second in the 195-pound weight class at Irish 16-10 in the third quarter Oliva said. “We were able to ex- the Sadowski tournament here on Saturday. Tannahill pinned this Andover Central wrestler in the second and 13-12 in the fourth to win ecute our defense and limit all round. Photo by Michael Powls the tournament. three teams to what they wanted Sophomore Nahcs Wahwas- to do offensively. On the offen- suck had 22 points, includ- sive side, we were able to get ing two three-pointers, for the the ball inside and try to get as Panthers during the game and many easy shots as we could.” sophomore Brady Klotz and Senior Komesh Spoonhunter sophomore KJ Miller had nine had 19 points for RV during the points each. game followed by Miller with Jan. 25 11 points. RV: 13-11-16-13 – 53 Jan. 23 Chap: 9-4-10-12 – 35 RV: 24-12-14-19 – 69 Individual statistics SFT: 9-14-10-5 – 38 RV: Wahwassuck 5-2-6-7-22, Individual statistics Klotz 4-0-1-1-9, Miller 2-1-2- RV: Spoonhunter 8-0-3-4-19, 2-9, Spoonhunter 3-0-1-2-7, Miller 4-1-0-0-11, Klotz 4-0- Neuner 1-0-1-2-3, Thomas 0-0- 1-5-9, Wahwassuck 3-1-0-0-9, 2-2-2, Canady 0-0-1-4-1. Totals Thomas 2-1-0-0-7, Canady 2- 15-3-14-20-53. 0-0-0-4, Dressman 1-0-2-2-4, Chap: Riegel 2-1-2-2-9, Jen- Neuner 1-0-0-0-2, Kelly 1-0-0- kins 2-0-4-4-8, Adams 2-0-2-2- 0-2, Wamego 1-0-0-0-2. Totals 6, Stroud 3-0-0-0-6, Erickson 27-3-6-11-69. 1-0-2-2-4, Vercher 0-0-2-3-2, SFT: Smith 3-4-0-2-18, Liebau 0-0-0-1-0. Totals 10-1- Berkefeldt 2-1-3-6-10, Spoone- 12-14-35. more 1-0-2-2-4, Duncan 0-1-0- --- 0-3, Decker 0-0-2-2-2, Robert On Friday, the Panthers took 0-0-1-2-1, Watson 0-0-0-1-0. an early double-digit lead over Totals 6-6-8-15-38. the Wabaunsee Chargers with a Other tournament scores 27-11 halftime score. Chapman def. Wabaunsee, The Panthers’ momentum car- 53-39. ried the team in the second half Wabaunsee def. Santa Fe Trail as RV outscored the Chargers in overtime, 67-62. 33-19 in the final two quarters. Chapman def. Santa Fe Trail, “We were able to get out to a 53-46. 23rd Annual better offensive start, get a lead The Panthers are now 10-1 and then grow that lead in the overall and 7-1 in the Big Seven second half,” Oliva said. “We League. Gerald were able to get some different RV will travel to Osage City guys some varsity experience on Tuesday for a non-league Sadowski on the court.” game. Games begin at 4:30 Nine different RV players p.m. Wrestling scored during the game, and the Tournament Holton’s Taygen JH Lady Cobras win two, Fletcher, shown above at left, took third in the prepare for tourney 138-pound weight class at Sadowski tournament By Brian Sanders while the defense held the Lady here Saturday. Fletcher Jackson Heights High Bears to four points. picked up and quickly School’s Lady Cobra varsity The Lady Cobras then pinned this Sabetha basketball squad kept their exploded for 23 points in the opponent in the first winning streak rolling last third quarter, led by senior round. week, starting with a 60-25 win Grace Roles with eight of her 16 over Northeast Kansas League total points while Dohl added Holton’s Tyler Phillips, foe Oskaloosa last Tuesday, another six to take Heights to a shown above at right then pulling off a 44-43 buzzer- 52-21 lead that Oskaloosa could (in the up position at beater win over St. Marys on not overcome in the final frame. left) wrestling against Friday. “Kylie and Amaya played an Andover Central op- The Lady well on both sides of the ball,” ponent, competed in the Cobras, now at Shupe said. “Grace had a great 170-pound weight class 6-1 in the NEK offensive game with several at the Sadowski tourna- League and 7- assists from (senior) Abby ment. 1 overall after Brey.” Holton’s Dustin Cher- the two wins, In addition to 16 points each are riding the from Dohl and Roles, Marlatt mok is shown in the m o m e n t u m added 14, including two from photo at left, on the right into this beyond the arc. Oskaloosa’s side, wrestling a Gard- week’s Hiawatha scoring was led by Regan ner-Edgerton opponent, Invitational Tournament, where Curry and Jaycee Johnson, each at the Sadowski tourney. Jackson Heights — which won posting seven points. Chermok competed in the tournament last year — has On Friday, the Lady Cobras the 285-pound class. the top seed and will first take returned to their home court to Photos by Michael Powls on eighth-seed Atchison on take on another set of Bears, this Tuesday. time coming from St. Marys of Head Coach Dan Shupe said the Mid-East League. last Tuesday’s road win over “St. Marys comes from a very Oskaloosa was tougher than tough league and has some very Sadowski tourney features 18 teams the final score indicated, since quality players, so it will be a By Michael Powls 56 points, 13. Perry-Lecompton bye () (Bye) decision over Connor Collins the team “has some of the best good match-up,” Shupe said The Holton High School 55.5 points, 14. Chapman 46.5 Cons. Round 2 - Zack Cun- (Burlingame High School) 14-4 athletes in the NEK League.” in advance of Friday’s game, wrestling team hosted the 23rd points, 15. Doniphan West 44 ningham (Ottawa) 7-2 won by (MD 12-1) “We started out a little which saw the Lady Cobras Annual Gerald Sadowski wres- points, 16. Oskaloosa 39 points, decision over Tucker Gilliland 1st Place Match - Jake Barnes sluggish, but then we really getting the final word against St. tling tournament on Saturday, 17. Topeka West 35 points and (Holton) 12-9 (Dec 6-2) (Holton) 22-6 won by fall over picked it up on the defensive Marys with the 44-43 win. Jan. 25. 18 Horton 7 points. 113 – Jake Barnes (22-6) Zach Archer (Rossville) 18-1 end, with (senior) Jodi White The Bears took the upper Team scores were as follows: Individual Results placed 1st and scored 27.0 team (Fall 5:49) leading the effort,” Coach hand in the first frame, scoring 1. Bryan High, Omaha, Neb. 106 – Tucker Gilliland (12- points. 120 – Lucas Adcock (11-10) Shupe said. eight and limiting the Cobras 220 points, 2. Shawnee Heights 9) place is unknown and scored Champ. Round 1 - Jake place is unknown and scored That was evident in the first to three points — all from the 205 points, 3. Gardner-Edgerton 0.0 team points. Barnes (Holton) 22-6 received a 0.0 team points. quarter, when the Lady Cobras free-throw line, two from Dohl 187.5 points, 4. El Dorado 120.5 Champ. Round 1 - Jaxson bye () (Bye) Champ. Round 1 - Colby jumped out to a 15-8 lead on and one from Roles — but the points, 5. Holton 117.5 points, Newcomb (Andover Central) 8- Quarterfinal - Jake Barnes Hurla (Rossville) 10-11 won the back of senior Kylie Dohl Cobras bounced back in the 6. Rossville 105.5 points, 7. Ot- 16 won by decision over Tucker (Holton) 22-6 won by fall over by decision over Lucas Adcock shooting for 10 of her overall 16 second quarter, outscoring the tawa 89 points, 8. Andover Cen- Gilliland (Holton) 12-9 (Dec 3- Josh Andrews (Gardner-Edger- (Holton) 11-10 (Dec 14-8) points in the game. The second Bears 16-9 to grab a 19-17 tral 79 points, 9. Burlingame 60 2) ton) 10-8 (Fall 3:59) Continued to Page 7 quarter saw junior Amaya halftime lead. points, 9. Maur Hill 60 points, 11. Cons. Round 1 - Tucker Gil- Semifinal - Jake Barnes Marlatt shooting for half of the Continued to Page 7 Sabetha 59 points, 12. Wamego liland (Holton) 12-9 received a (Holton) 22-6 won by major Cobras’ 14 points in the frame ______HOLTON RECORDER, MONDAY, JAN. 27, 2020, PAGE 7 n 23rd Sadowski wrestling tourney at Holton RV girls face Continued from Page 6 er (Holton) 7-1 won by fall over Champ. Round 1 - Jayden 8-6 (Fall 3:53) Cons. Round 1 - Lucas Ad- Fox Cook (Topeka West) 11-12 Fletcher (Holton) 13-6 received 1st Place Match - Gus Davis tough competition at cock (Holton) 11-10 received a (Fall 2:55) a bye () (Bye) (Gardner-Edgerton) 27-7 won bye () (Bye) Semifinal - Tobin Wingender Quarterfinal - Preston Hart- by decision over Konnor Tanna- Panther Classic Cons. Round 2 - Yusuf Mo- (Bryan High) 25-12 won by man (Shawnee Heights) 19-8 hill (Holton) 6-4 (Dec 10-4) hamed (Bryan High) 23-10 won decision over Taygen Fletcher won by fall over Jayden Fletch- 220 – Andrew Williams (8- By Ali Holcomb the game. by decision over Lucas Adcock (Holton) 7-1 (Dec 2-1) er (Holton) 13-6 (Fall 1:27) 4) place is unknown and scored The Chapman High School Jan. 24 (Holton) 11-10 (Dec 8-2) Cons. Semi - Taygen Fletcher Cons. Round 2 - Tate Forcella 3.0 team points. girls varsity basketball team RV: 4-14-6-5 – 29 132 – Slater Skaggs (13-9) (Holton) 7-1 won by fall over (Andover Central) 8-14 won Champ. Round 1 - Ethan won the Panther Classic in Hoyt Wab: 19-17-16-10– 62 placed 3rd and scored 17.5 team Richard Blevins (Ottawa) 8-7 in tie breaker - 1 over Jayden Holle (Wamego) 4-11 won by on Saturday after going 3-0 in Individual statistics points. (Fall 0:42) Fletcher (Holton) 13-6 (TB-1 decision over Andrew Williams the three-day tournament. RV: Michael 4-1-0-0-11, Bry- Champ. Round 1 - Slater 3rd Place Match - Taygen 4-2) (Holton) 8-4 (Dec 7-4) Chapman defeated Royal Val- an 1-1-0-0-5, Neuner 2-0-1-1- Skaggs (Holton) 13-9 received Fletcher (Holton) 7-1 won by 170 – Tyler Phillips (2-13) Cons. Round 1 - Andrew Wil- ley, Wabaunsee and Santa Fe 5, Williamson 1-0-2-3-4, Price a bye () (Bye) decision over Elijah Collins place is unknown and scored liams (Holton) 8-4 won by fall Trail to win the tournament. RV 1-0-0-0-2, Joslin 1-0-0-0-2, Al- Quarterfinal - Slater Skaggs (Burlingame High School) 18-5 0.0 team points. over Jared Ferguson (Ottawa) fell to all three teams during the bright 0-0-0-1-0, Harman 0-0-0- (Holton) 13-9 won by tech fall (Dec 8-5) Champ. Round 1 - Tyler Phil- 7-9 (Fall 2:29) team’s first tournament experi- 2-0. Totals 10-2-3-7-29. over Angel Reyes (Bryan High) 145 – Kolby Roush (3-1) lips (Holton) 2-13 received a Cons. Round 2 - Murphy ence of the season. Wab: Schreiner 7-4-2-4-28, 19-15 (TF-1.5 5:34 (16-1)) placed 2nd and scored 24.0 bye () (Bye) Ownbey (Andover Central) 18- “We will learn and grow,” Strait 2-0-5-10-9, Hafenstine Semifinal - Collin Creach team points. Quarterfinal - Walker Low- 5 won by fall over Andrew Wil- said RV girls head coach David 4-0-0-0-8, Schutter 3-0-0-0-6, (Ottawa) 15-1 won by decision Champ. Round 1 - Kolby dermilk (Sabetha) 22-3 won by liams (Holton) 8-4 (Fall 1:20) Boucher. “People do not grow Wertzberger 2-0-1-3-5, Barber over Slater Skaggs (Holton) 13- Roush (Holton) 3-1 won by fall fall over Tyler Phillips (Holton) 285 – Dustin Chermok (6-10) on the mountaintop, they grow 2-0-0-0-4, Magette 1-0-0-2-2. 9 (Dec 6-0) over Terek White (ElDorado) 4- 2-13 (Fall 1:22) place is unknown and scored in the valleys. We had a rough Totals 21-4-8-19-62. Cons. Semi - Slater Skaggs 9 (Fall 2:22) Cons. Round 2 - Riley Frank 4.0 team points. stretch, but we executed well --- (Holton) 13-9 won by fall over Quarterfinal - Kolby Roush (Andover Central) 2-14 won Champ. Round 1 - Jacob and showed a lot of growth.” In the opening round of the Cole Parrish (Shawnee Heights) (Holton) 3-1 won by fall over by decision over Tyler Phillips Carver (Rossville) 13-8 won On Saturday, the Panthers Panther Classic, RV came out 15-12 (Fall 4:16) Finley Jameson (Andover Cen- (Holton) 2-13 (Dec 7-1) by fall over Dustin Chermok battled Chapman in the final strong against Santa Fe Trail 3rd Place Match - Slater tral) 10-12 (Fall 3:30) 195 – Konnor Tannahill (6- (Holton) 6-10 (Fall 2:21) game of the girls tournament. and took a 19-9 lead in the first Skaggs (Holton) 13-9 won by Semifinal - Kolby Roush 4) placed 2nd and scored 22.0 Cons. Round 1 - Dustin Cher- The Irish outscored the Lady quarter and were up 22-19 at the decision over Kyle Chastain (Holton) 3-1 won by fall over team points. mok (Holton) 6-10 received a Panthers 25-19 in the first half. half. (Andover Central) 10-11 (Dec Sam Twombly (Rossville) 12-9 Champ. Round 1 - Konnor bye () (Bye) In the third quarter, Chapman Both teams scored two points 5-3) (Fall 3:04) Tannahill (Holton) 6-4 received Cons. Round 2 - Dustin Cher- had 12 points and kept RV to in the third quarter, but the Lady 138 – Taygen Fletcher (7-1) 1st Place Match - Caden a bye () (Bye) mok (Holton) 6-10 won by fall three points. Chapman took the Chargers had 15 points in the placed 3rd and scored 20.0 team Walker (Shawnee Heights) 23- Quarterfinal - Konnor Tan- over Colt Sell (Chapman) 6-12 fourth quarter 11-10 to win the final eight minutes over RV’s points. 2 won by injury default over nahill (Holton) 6-4 won by fall (Fall 0:34) game 53-32. eight points to win the game 36- Champ. Round 1 - Taygen Kolby Roush (Holton) 3-1 (Inj. over Bryce Yeagley (Shawnee Cons. Round 3 - Gerald Pic- RV was led by junior Halina 32. Fletcher (Holton) 7-1 won by 0:00) Heights) 14-7 (Fall 1:35) ado (Gardner-Edgerton) 24-14 Williamson with 15 points. “We played great opponents fall over Jonathan Renyer (Sa- 152 – Jayden Fletcher (13-6) Semifinal - Konnor Tannahill won by fall over Dustin Cher- Jan. 25 that tested us and made us better, betha) 5-16 (Fall 0:43) place is unknown and scored (Holton) 6-4 won by fall over mok (Holton) 6-10 (Fall 1:48) RV: 6-13-3-10 – 32 and we will thank them for that Quarterfinal - Taygen Fletch- 0.0 team points. Bronx Wood (Andover Central) Chap: 13-12-11-17 – 53 in the future,” Coach Boucher Individual statistics said. “Our student athletes are RV: Williamson 1-4-1-2-15, showing a lot of grit and love, Bryan 1-2-0-1-8, Price 3-0-1-4- and we can’t wait for this sec- 7, Saia 1-0-0-0-2. Totals 6-6-2- ond half.” Wildcat boys, girls basketball teams playing this evening 7-32. Jan. 23 Chap: Bledsoe 6-1-0-0-15, RV: 19-3-2-8 – 32 The Holton High School *St. Joe Central defeated Blue the entire game against a very and had a number of good looks Mc. Kirkpatrick 6-0-2-5-14, SFT: 9-10-2-15 – 36 girls and boys basketball teams Valley 54-43. long, fast, athletic, and talented at the basket that just did not fall Adams 0-2-3-4-9, Suther 3-1-0- Individual statistics are competing at the 2020 Base- *Basehor-Linwood defeated Olathe North basketball team,’’ in,’’ Haussler said. “We had a 0-9, Ma. Kirkpatrick 1-0-4-4-6. RV: Joslin 1-2-1-6-9, Wil- hor-Linwood basketball tourna- Ottawa 54-23. said HHS girls head coach number of girls that stepped up Totals 16-4-9-13-53. liamson 4-0-0-1-8, Price 3-0-0- ment this evening, it has been Boys Bracket Kurt Haussler. “The first quar- last night and contributed in dif- --- 2-6, Bryan 2-0-0-2-4, Saia 1-0- reported, after inclement weath- In the first round of the tour- ter, Olathe North was the more ferent roles with Faith Haussler Wabaunsee outscored RV 19- 1-8-3, Neuner 1-0-0-2-2. Totals er caused tourney games to be nament: physical team on the boards and out (injury) and Paige Crouch 4 in the first quarter of Friday’s 12-2-2-21-32. postponed. *Raytown South defeated got the pace of the game where out (illness), which is very en- tournament game, and the Pan- SFT: Stone 5-0-4-5-14, Mead The Lady Wildcats are sched- Holton 66-46. No details for they needed it to be with their couraging moving forward. This thers tried to make up the dif- 1-2-2-3-10, Banks 0-1-1-2-4, uled to play St. Joe Benton at this game were available at pressure. was a great learning experience ference with 14 points in the Myrick 2-0-0-0-4, Sissan 1-0- 3 p.m. today while the Holton press time today. “I thought our girls settled for our team and we will use this second quarter, but the Chargers 0-0-2, Rowe 0-0-1-2-1, Kincaid boys are scheduled to play *Ottawa defeated Washburn down and pulled together after to continue to improve moving added 17 points to make it 36- 0-0-1-2-1, Whitaker 0-0-0-2-0. Washburn-Rural at 4:30 p.m. Rural 57-45. the first quarter, We started to forward.’’ 18 at the half. Totals 9-3-9-16-36. Girls Bracket *KC-Piper defeated Barstow rebound more aggressively and The Chargers had 26 more Other tournament scores In the first round of the tour- 74-57. began to adjust to their size and points in the second half and Chapman def. Wabaunsee, nament: *Basehor-Linwood defeated athleticism in the second quarter kept RV to 11 points to bring 46-38. *Olathe North defeated St. Joe Central 58-41. about the final score 62-29. Wabaunsee def. Santa Fe Holton 53-26. -- Sophomore Kloee Michael Trail, 66-37. *KC-Piper defeated St. Joe “We were very proud of our led RV with 11 points during Chapman def. Santa Fe Trail, Benton 60-32. girls for the way we competed CROSSWORD PUZZLE Tiger wrestlers compete at Halstead tourney By Michael Powls defeated Trenton Braucher ATHLETES The ACCHS Tigers wres- (HER) by fall 0:42. tling team competed in a tour- 1st Place Match – Wyatt OF THE WEEK nament at Halstead on Jan. 17 Wright (Remington) defeated and Jan. 18. Scholz (ACCHS) by fall 4:34. The results were as follows: 145-Pounds – Colby Smith, Jackson Heights senior Dylan Team Placings: 1. Doug- ACCHS 2nd Place Thompson scored 13 points and lass 139 points, 2. Minneapolis Round 1 – Smith (ACCHS) 134.5 points, 3. Wellington 113 defeated Trystan Johnson (Wel- had 6 defensive rebounds for the points, 4. Hesston 110 points, 5. lington) by fall 3:47. Cobras in the recent game against Halstead 104 points, 6. Hills- Round 2 – Smith (ACCHS) Nemaha Central. boro 95 points, 7. Ellsworth 87.5 defeated Garrett Slater (HES) points, 8. ACCHS 86.5 points, 9. by decision 7-5. Remington 73 points, 10. Chap- Round 3 – Smith (ACCHS) arral 71 points, 11. Cheney 69.5 defeated Jordan Bachman (HIL) points, 12. Herington 68 points, by decision 8-5. Jackson Heights senior Grace 13. Lyons 67 points, 14. Chase 1st Place Match – Colby Sch- Roles scored 16 points in the Lady County 59 points, 14. Marion 59 reiner (Cheney) defeated Smith Cobras’ recent game vs. points, 16. Southeast of Saline (ACCHS) by decision 10-5. Oskaloosa. 52.5 points, 17. 51 points, 18. 152-Pounds – Colton Scholz, Flinthills 17 points, 19. Wichita ACCHS 2nd Place Trinity Academy 16.5 points, Round 1 – Scholz (ACCHS) 20. 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Totals RVHS Boys/Girls Basketball vs. Burlington – 4:30 p.m. @ Martin and Kiera Schoenfeld 25 (2) 4-7 60. Burlington; RVHS JV Wrestling – 4 p.m. @ Manhattan each getting a pair of treys Oskaloosa: Reg. Curry 2 3-4 to outscore the Cobras 12-8. 7, Johnson 3 1-2 7, Rockhold SATURDAY, FEB. 1: HHS V Wrestling – 9 a.m. @ But the fourth quarter saw the 1 2-2 4, Caldwell 0 (1) 0-0 3, Baldwin; JHHS Boys/Girls Basketball Tourn. at Hiawatha Cobras exploding for 17 points, Ree. Curry 1 0-0 2, Pfau 1 0-0 all but two of them coming from 2. Totals 8 (1) 6-8 25. TUESDAY, FEB. 4: HHS Boys/Girls Basketball vs. Dohl, to take the game. Friday’s Scoring Royal Valley – 4:30 p.m. @ Holton; JHHS Boys/Girls Dohl led the Cobras with 22 Jackson Heights 3-16-8-17 points, including her 15-point 44 Basketball vs. Jeff North – 5 p.m. @ Jackson Heights; fourth quarter, followed by St. Marys 8-9-12-14 43 RVHS Boys/Girls Basketball vs. Holton – 4:30 p.m. @ Marlatt with 13. 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Juniors: Jake Russell General Lee Tafanelli, Blue Honor Roll Elizabeth Pruitt, Stephen Sophomores: Lucas Ar- Barnes, Rafael Andoni Cang it has been announced. (GPA 4.0) Cooper Sheldon, Olivia cher Adcock, Katina Alexis Bertulfo, Kyle John Allen Weishaar currently serves as Seniors: Taygen Rayne Ruthann Summers and Madie Bartel, Staci Michelle Bond, Bohnenkemper, Logan Bry- commander of the Kansas Air Altenburg, Ben Edward Bon- Leigh Wilt. Alayna Eve Clayton, Jalee ant Dieckmann, Therron National Guard and Assistant trager, Savanna Renee Booth, Freshmen: Darcee Breann Diane DeVader, Braylon Robert Fox, Conner Nile Adjutant General-Air. Christena Paige Crouch, Wil- Ashcraft, Whitney L. Benja- Daniel Draper, Macey Ann Gilliland, Sarah Mackenzie “General Weishaar is highly liam Robert Davies, Adalee min, Emma Rose Bontrager, Gross, Alexandria Lynn Ir- Grafton, Jordan Daniel Hun- qualified and prepared to step Anne Degenhardt, Alison Parker Anthony Crouch, vine, Cayden Christopher tington, Caden Ray Huskey, up in this very important Grace Fischer, Danika Ja- Griffin Wilson Davies, Aus- Jackson, Zerlina Elizabeth Canon Reece Karn, Madiline role,” Gov. Kelly said. “His nae Hickman, Aneliz Estelle tin Cole DenBleyker, Taytum Lemon, Haley Jane Mendez, Jean Kennedy, Guillermo Al- depth of knowledge and years Lemon, Alyssa Renee Mc- Lynn Doran, Jadynn Marie Lillian Rose Mulenga, Han- fonso Ruiz-Esteban, Jacque- of service and training are just Cammon, Cody Michael Doyle, Grace Aileen Etzel, nah Marie Newell, Slater lyn Monserrat Sanchez and a few of the reasons why he’s Mulroy, Cailin Cecelia Parks, Jayden B. Fletcher, Tucker Glenn Skaggs, Carson Heath Konnor Joseph Tannahill. an ideal choice to serve as our Seth David Peterson, Keegan M. Gilliland, Katelyn Mae Taylor and Andrew Justice Sophomores: Carson Dean next adjutant general. I look Patrick Purcell, Kinleigh Hines, Tymber K. Klahr, Williams. Adkins, Andrew Evans Ber- forward to working alongside Layne Rhodd and Madison Matthew Lierz, Broderick Eli Freshmen: Gavin Barnes, ns, Zarina Broadnax, Sarah Gen. Weishaar as we ensure Elizabeth Wisdom. Page, Tyler Marshall Phillips, Kobe Bryce Black, Layton Lynn Calhoon, Conner Col- the safety and well-being of Juniors: Alice Acquista- Ashton R. Schrick, Isaac Lee R. Dieckmann, Dalton Scott lins, Gabriella Grace Cortes, all Kansans.” 184th Intelligence Wing from pace, Chloe Lynn Amon, Al- Utz, Ryleigh Williams and Ent, Charles G. Gilliland, McKayla Dale Cunningham, The adjutant general is the 2015 to 2018. lison Narina Campbell, Han- Timber Marie Wilson. Samantha P. Grafton, Caleb Grace Lauralee Gallagher, principal military advisor Weishaar also served as nah Larriee Ent, Kassidy Di- White Honor Roll C. Hernandez, Ruth Eliza- Tyler Craig Harris, Alexis to the governor. As adjutant commander and deputy anne Fisher, Sadie Elizabeth (GPA 3.6-3.99) beth Johansen, Jakob D. Ke- Lynne Hennis, Kyrianna general, Weishaar will oversee commander of the 184th Gilliland, Jose Jorge Luis Go- Seniors: Ashlyn Michael bert, Delaney A. New, Alli- Elise Hielscher, Reese Car- the activities of the adjutant Mission Support Group, mez, Lexi Nicole Jenner, Ki- Carlson, Evelyn Rose Cray- son Faith Ramirez, Rebecca son Holaday, Jaymee Brook- general’s department, which commander of the 299th ana Lynn Jessepe, Olivia Dar- ton, Taygen Crandall Fletch- Leigh Robertson, Morissa lynn Howe, Maruca Jose includes the Kansas Army Network Operations and line McAsey, Blake Timothy er, Bailey Elaine Flewelling, Lynn Ware and Lindsey Faith Pedro, Tanner Jakob Mc- and Air National Guard. He Security Squadron and Mulroy, Paige Caroline Pax- Jackson Andrew Gilliland, Wisdom. Grath, Autumn Rain Mount, also will serve as the director commander of the 127th ton, Marcus Joseph Pruett, Jeremiah Andrew Goudeau, Wildcat Honor Roll Hunter David Nelson, James of the Kansas Division of Command and Control Kale Michael Frederick Pur- Faith Emily Haussler, Olivia (GPA 3.2-3.59) Michael Segenhagen, Jaxson Emergency Management Squadron. He received his cell, Kaitlyn Grace Ramirez, Bayani Heitzman, Uriel de Seniors: Riley Eric Al- Dale Snavely and Jake Mi- and as director of Kansas bachelor of science degree in Rees Michael Robinson, Jesus Jose Tomas, Hope Eliz- thauser, Cody William Bo- chael Zeller. Homeland Security. human resources management Kyler Farrel Rose, Saydee abeth Kebert, Bridget Marie hannon, Jaycee Jean Bolen, Freshmen: Maria Batz Lar- For budgetary and from Friends University. Jo Tanking, Grace Elizabeth Kucan, Megan Elizabeth Li- Brady Ellis Boswell, Karsen ios, Johan S. Campbell, Trace administrative purposes, he Weishaar will succeed Utz, Paige Thresa Visocsky, erz, Olivia Bwalya Mulenga, Matthew Brandt, Tyler Eu- Shannon Dillon, Tiara N. will be responsible for the Tafanelli, who is scheduled to Carter Dean Watkins, Kinsley Mary Elizabeth Pritchett, gene Brown, Alexys Stevie Dodd, Talon Benedict Fox, Civil Air Patrol. resign as adjutant general on Rae Watkins and Lee William Kolby Dean Roush, Ethan Mae Campbell, Hector Omar Jenny Ruth Gilliland, Han- “It’s an honor to be March 31. Wellman. Thomas Stark, Noah Dale Gomez, Shaye Tobyn Leav- nah M. Hodge, Aurora Dale appointed by Gov. Kelly for “I want to thank Maj. Gen. Sophomores: Amariah Woltje, Trey Joseph Wright, endusky, Samuel Thorne Kroenke, Asher Larson, Ce- this critical post,” Weishaar Tafanelli for his outstanding Marie Allen, Sydney Anne Olivia Marian Yingst and Mann, Aaran Charles McAl- cilia A. Myers, Nathan Blaine said. “I look forward to service to the people of Althauser, Dalton Wayne Zoey August Zibell. lister, Rhett Joshua Murphy, Shupe, Saige Leann Smith, leading a truly professional, Kansas and our nation and Ashcraft, Eddy Maxine Cang Juniors: Kalinn Mae Eli Patrick Prine, Hayden Tyson J. Snyder, Karoline dedicated team, one operating for his steadfast leadership Bertulfo, Jayana Ruby Carl- Baumgartner, Raegan Starr Monroe Rivers, Christopher Grace Tannahill, Mathew Mi- with a high level of readiness of such a critical part of our son, Jace Wesley Hallauer, Call, Mark Wayne Dodds, Thomas Roush, Cameron Jo- chael Watkins and Makaela and efficiency in serving the government operations,” Jordan Randal Harshaw, Jer- seph Smith, Christine Nicole Michele Wilson. people of Kansas.” Gov. Kelly said. “His efforts Weishaar has more than have aided Kansans in many 39 years of service with ways, to include his direction a proven track record of of the state’s response in being a driven leader, communities impacted by Austin to serve as hospital association CEO one focused on achieving disasters such as tornadoes, exceptional results in high- flooding and, more recently, The Kansas Hospital a master’s degree in health and the Kansas Society of stress environments, it was wildfires. He has served his Association Board of services administration. Association Executives. He reported. Prior to his role as state and nation well, and I Directors has selected Chad Throughout his career at is a 2011 graduate of the Assistant Adjutant General- wish him all the best in his Austin to fill the position of the hospital association, he Leadership Kansas program. Air, he was commander of the future endeavors.” president and CEO for the has held responsibilities “Chad exemplifies all Kansas Hospital Association for managing all of the the best qualities of a true upon the retirement of Tom association’s data-related leader. He is an amazing Bell, current president and activities, rural health and advocate and resource to CEO, on Sept. 1, 2020, it Critical Access Hospital KHA members, and we has been announced. Until issues and the oversight of are looking forward to Thank You! that time, Austin will serve the Kansas Rural Health him serving in this role,” as the KHA executive vice Options Project. said Melissa Atkins, president. In Austin’s previous role administrator and CEO of The family of Judy Barrow “Chad Austin has a as the senior vice president Graham County Hospital would like to thank the first tremendous knowledge and of government relations, he and 2020 KHA board understanding of Kansas oversaw all state and federal chair. responders, Sheriff’s Department, hospitals no matter their size advocacy initiatives for the The Kansas Hospital or geographical location. He association. His duties also Association is a voluntary, Jackson County EMS and Holton already has a stellar record included the oversight of non-profit organization Community Hospital Emergency of serving those hospitals in the association’s public existing to be the leading many capacities, and he will relations, finance and advocate and resource for Room staff for their quick and continue that exceptional reimbursement activities. members. KHA membership service as president and Austin serves as an adjunct includes 219 member professional service they provided CEO,” Bell said. faculty member at Washburn Health Care Executives. He facilities, of which 123 are Austin began his career University. He is a member also is actively involved full-service, community to Judy on New Year’s Eve. at KHA in 1999 after of the American College of with the American Hospital hospitals. Founded in 1910, graduating from The Healthcare Executives and Association, National KHA’s vision is “optimal University of Kansas with the Kansas Association of Rural Health Association health for Kansas.” AreaArea HealthHealth AndAnd MedicalMedical DirectoryDirectory Family Practice Family Practice Pharmacy Optometry Dentistry
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SpecialSpecial Notice Notice Wanted Wanted RentalRental Property Property Employment Employment Employment *ALCOHOL PROBLEM with The Heart of Jackson Humane ALL ONE LEVEL (no family member or friend? Society is seeking donations steps) large 2-Bedroom quiet Holton Al-ANON family group, of several items for continued apartment/Holton, 1.5 baths, w/ Wednesdays, 7pm, Evangel operations, as well as more utilities, gas, water paid, stove, Eastridge Nursing Facility at Centralia United Methodist Church, past volunteers to walk dogs at the refrigerator, huge covered the church library and to the shelter. For more information, porch, laundry available. No Has the following positions available: left. call the shelter at 364-5156 or smoking or pets. $595/month. stop by the shelter at 414 E. (785)341-8198. Full-Time or Part-Time CNA/CMA *Hours at the JCMA New Eighth St. in Holton.. Hope Center Food Pantry, FOR RENT: 3-BEDROOM, This is a great position for a current CNA or someone looking for a career change! located at Fifth Street and EmploymentEmployment clean & cozy Home/Holton. All shifts available! Wisconsin Avenue in the Stove, refrigerator, Washer- Holton First Christian Church NORTHEAST KANSAS Area Dryer, Central air/heat, new Full-Time Night Shift RN/LPN basement, are from 3 p.m. to Agency on Aging is accepting carpet & paint, 3 porches, Three 12-hour shifts per week! 6 p.m. on Thursdays. For more applications for full time and nice yard, $595/rent + deposit. information, call 362-7021. part time backup drivers that (785)341-8198. are stationed in Holton. Must Part-Time Dietary Aide/Cook *NEED A BANKRUPTCY? be able to pass NCIC criminal SOUTHVIEW Training provided! Payment options available. background check, KDOT Paperwork can be done by mail. physical and drug screening, APARTMENTS Some positions are benefits eligible and all offer competitive Free information. Euler Law lift and carry up to 50lbs. Valid of Holton wages as well as accrual of paid time off! Offices, LLP, Troy, KS 66087. driver’s license required, CDL 2 & 3 BR Available. Call (785)985-3561. We are If you are interested in becoming a part of a team that is making a difference not required. Applications Please call Donna (785) 364-5074. a debt relief agency. We help available at NEKAAA, 1803 in our residents’ lives, call us at 785.857.3388 for more information people file for bankruptcy relief Oregon St., Hiawatha, KS or or apply online at www.chcsks.org. under the Bankruptcy Code. call 785-742-7152. We can No TrespassingNo Trespassing A division of Community HealthCare System, Inc. EOE. email applications or mail them OPEN AA GROUP Meeting. to you. TRESPASSING WITHOUT 7p.m. Thursday evenings permission. Notice is hereby at EUM Church room 105, PART-TIME COOK needed. given by the undersigned Holton. Mondays & Tuesdays, 5a.m.- residents of Jackson County FULL & PART-TIME 1p.m.; Thursdays & Fridays, that hunting, fishing, trapping, *The Heart of Jackson Humane 11a.m.-7p.m. Apply in person or shooting, or trespassing day WELDER/ Society shelter is located at to Vintage Park at Holton, 410 or night is positively forbidden CNA 414 E. Eighth St. in Holton and Juniper Dr., (785)364-5051. on all land owned, or rented All Shifts Available is open from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. or occupied by us, or on roads Monday through Saturday and AppliancesAppliances adjacent to lands at any time of Sign-On Bonus! DRILL OPERATOR at other times by appointment. the year, licenses or no licenses. For more information, call We have appliance parts in We also offer stock. Call Jayhawk TV & April 1, 2019-2020. Phil Triple C / HydraBed, a proud Employee Owned 364-5156. and Colene Gutierrez, Roger competitive wages and Appliance at 364-2241. benefit package! Company located in Sabetha, KS, who is a major Hay Hay Ackeret, Joseph B. Nick, Harold LawnLawn & Garden & Garden Knouft and Larry & Marguerite Please apply in person. innovator in agricultural and utility bale bed products for HAY FOR SALE: 100+ Brome, Mzhickteno. 1,500# rounds, Coveredge BULK 100% Decorative river over 35 years currently has position openings for a Net-wrapped w/JD567. rock. 785-851-0053. Holton Recorder welder and drill operator. (785)364-3050 near Holton. Classifieds are Local UsedUsed Equipment Equipment Our benefits package includes: HIGH QUALITY BROME Area Sellers selling *ACKSON #OUNTY 4-day Work Weeks Prairie, Rye & Straw. 1,250 THE CITY OF MUSCOTAH has a 12’ 2009 Jims Trailer for to Local Area Buyers. 7 TH 3T s (OLTON (optional overtime is available based upon production needs) pounds; Hoyt, KS., Steve Company Paid Medical & Prescription Drug Coverage • Dental Albright, (785)408-3131. sale. Accepting bids until Feb. Try us. We’ll sell it. (785) 364-3164 7, 2020. For more information 364-3141. Annual Profit Sharing • 401(k) Retirement + Company Match MusicalMusical Instruments Instruments call Mike at 785-851-0885. ESOP Retirement Plan • Paid Vacation & Holidays Send bids to PO Box 295, FOR SALE: 3/4 BFLAT TUBA. Muscotah, KS., 66058 or email Employee Assistance Program • Life Insurance Please call 364-6464. to [email protected] . 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In addition, event, which will be in its 83rd anyone can nominate individu- year, will be held Sunday, May als to attend Kansas Boys State 31, through Friday, June 5, by going to ksbstate.org and at Kansas State University in submitting the person’s name, Manhattan. mailing address, e-mail ad- The ALBSKLA is for indi- dress, high school and phone viduals who will enter their number. You can also submit senior year of high school in nominees for future years as the fall of 2020. It provides a well. relevant, interactive, problem- The deadline to register to solving experience in leader- guarantee a spot in the program, ship and teamwork that de- is Wednesday, April 15. The velops self-identity, promotes cost to attend the Boys State of mutual respect and instills civic Kansas program is $325; how- responsibility. ever, in many instances, spon- Boys State is a “learning by sors pay the majority of the doing” political exercise that fees, with the delegate or his Battle of the Plains simulates elections, political family paying $50. The Royal Valley Native Singers and Dancers parties and government at the Potential sponsors, such as (shown above) took first place at the recent “Bat- state, county and local levels, American Legion posts, civ- providing opportunities to lead ic organizations, businesses, tle of the Plains” dancing competition held Jan. 18 clubs and interested individu- in Bartlesville, Okla. RV had 56 points to win the under pressure, showcasing character and working effec- als, or those with questions, competition, which also included Operation Ea- tively within a team. It’s also should contact Troy Fowler, gle, Osage Nation JOM, OKC, Sovereignty Native an opportunity to gain pride ALBSKLA director of opera- School, Tulsa, Native American Student Services- and respect for government tions, at troy.fowler@ksbstate. Lawrence and Owasso. and the price paid by members org. In the photo at left, Connie Peters (left) and Anita Evans (right) are shown with the 2020 Battle of the Plains trophy. Submitted photos Holton man arrested after drug investigation Kientz Corner A Holton man was driving a 1986 Mazda arrested Saturday evening pickup truck. A quantity of Traffic stops yield on multiple drug charges as methamphetamine was found By Beverly Ramey Newell Her husband, Joseph, being a the result of an investigation in his possession, Sheriff On Jan. 19, the Pleasant Hill righteous man and unwilling to into the distribution of Morse said. United Methodist Church con- expose her to public disgrace, methamphetamine in the Monaghan was arrested drug arrests here on charges of possession gregation opened its worship planned to dismiss her quietly. county, according to Jackson service by singing “What Child But just when he had resolved A Seneca woman was alerted on the vehicle and the County Sheriff Tim Morse. of methamphetamine, Is This.” to do this, an angel of the Lord arrested on drug charges vehicle was searched, Sheriff As a result of the distribution and attempting to The birthdays for Jan. 19 appeared to him in a dream and following a traffic stop in Morse said. investigation, deputies distribute methamphetamine, through Jan. 25 were Kenny Et- said, “Joseph, son of David, do southern Jackson County on Marijuana and conducted a traffic stop at 6 use of communication facility zel, Jan. 19; Hannah Caudill and not be afraid to take Mary as Wednesday afternoon, Jan. 23, methamphetamine were p.m. Saturday on the suspect in the commission of a felony Rick Colton, Jan 20; Kendra your wife, for the child con- according to Jackson County found inside the vehicle, and in the 300 block of Vermont drug crime, attempted use of Cochran, Jan. 23; and Danette ceived in her is from the Holy Sheriff Tim Morse. the driver, Christina Ann Street in Holton. communication facility in Martin, Jan. 24. Spirit. She will bear a son, and A Jackson County Sheriff’s Armstrong, 42, was arrested on The suspect, Jordan the commission of a felony The anniversary for the week you are to name Him Jesus, for Office deputy stopped a charges of felony possession Thomas Monaghan, 24, drug crime and possession of was Don and Sandy Old, Jan. He will save His people from northbound 1999 Honda of methamphetamine with the of Holton, had been illegal drug paraphernalia. 20. their sins.” Civic near 214th Road south of intent to distribute, possession The concerns were prayers for Let us be a righteous person Holton for a traffic infraction. of marijuana, possession of John Brown, who is recover- like Joseph. God welcomes A Jackson County Sheriff’s K-9 illegal drug paraphernalia and ing from knee surgery; Barbara each of us as we are. Let us re- also responded to the scene, felony interference with law Public Notice Slimmer, who had hip replace- member that good friends are enforcement. ment surgery on Jan. 21; the the rare jewels of life. They are (Published in The Holton Recorder, Holton, Kan., on Monday, Jan. 27, 2020.) family of Ted Crady; the family hard to replace. of Judy Gabriel; and the family The closing hymn was “Good A Rossville man was arrested During the traffic stop, deputies located illegal Notice of Annual Meeting: of Zeke Zimmerman. Christian, Friends, Rejoice.” here Saturday evening on drug Annual Meeting of Nemaha RWD No. 4 The children’s story was Those assisting with the service charges, according to Jackson narcotics, and Craig Wayne given by Kevin McDowell. He were Judy Glasgow, liturgist; County Sheriff Tim Morse. Dodds, 46, was arrested on Monday, February 10, 2020 at 7:30 P.M. charges of possession of told the children three differ- Marty Ransdell, organist; Matt At 9:30 p.m., Jackson County Please take Notice that the Annual Meeting of Members of Nemaha Sheriff’s Office deputies methamphetamine, possession ent “I Witness” reports. These Mannell, sound system; Megan RWD No. 4 will be held on Monday, February 10, 2020 at 7:30 P.M. at reports can be helpful to many Strobel, acolyte; Betty Domer, conducted a traffic stop on U.S. of illegal drug paraphernalia, th the District Office located at 211 Kansas, Wetmore, Kansas. of us. We need to be watching song leader; and Gary Domer, Highway 75 near 214 Road driving while suspended and no and seeing what is happening Ron Griffiths, Mark Searles and south of Holton. proof of liability insurance. L7t1 around us. What we see can be Brian Smith, usher team. important to us. On Jan. 13, Gary and Betty Judy Glasgow read the scrip- Domer, Ron and Linda Griffiths ture, Matthew 1:18-19. and John and Linda Reed ate The sermon, “Faithful,” was supper at Johnny’s Tavern in Happy ... Happy ... Happy ... Birthday! given by the Rev. Hyun-Jin Topeka. Cho. The birth of Jesus, the On Jan. 18, Pete and Dee Messiah, took place in this way Deppe; Gladys Law; Steve, We want to let everyone know it’s – When His mother, Mary, had Dee and Darian Sanner; Bill been engaged to Joseph, but be- and Shirley Slimmer; and Gary fore they lived together, she was and Barbara Slimmer ate supper time to wish your “someone special” found to be with child from the at the Pennant restaurant in To- Holy Spirit. peka. a Happy, Happy Birthday! Jackson Heights lists honor rolls A Recorder The following students Bosley, Kammy F. Dieck- J. Watkins, Andrew Wege and have been named to the honor mann, Kade Holliday, Jar- Cooper Williams. th Birthday Greeting roll for the first semester of rett-Wayne Leroy Moore, 11 Grade: Alyssa K. Har- the 2019-2020 school year at Makinley Jace Mulroy and ris, Cheyennee S. Hewitt, Jackson Heights High School Jace A. Robinson. Noah D. Hill, Amaya G. Mar- is the Perfect Way! and Jackson Heights Middle Gold Honor Roll latt, Ben Rostetter and Jason (3.67-3.99 GPA) White. School. th th Principal’s Honor Roll 12 Grade: Shayla Ball 10 Grade: Allen Dakota and Mark Tessendorf. Abel, Grant Amon, Ian D. (4.0 GPA) th 12th Grade: Abby Brey, 11 Grade: Paige M. De- Anderson, Wyatt Bacon, Ty- Erin N. Curtis, Kylie Dohl, neault, Sarah E. Marshall and son Ball, Jason M. Bosley, Kati M. Woltje. Kylee R. Dieckmann, Brant- Blayne Gibson, Bailey L. th Hamilton, Drew Holliday, 10 Grade: Annalysse ley A. Dohl, Tailher M. Felps, Joel Kennedy, MaKenzie R. Allen, Kaitlyn Michelle Kylen Kilpatrick, Daniel L. Kennedy, Jerilyn Nelson, Stirton and Reece Williams. Little, Jarred McAlpine and 1 col. x 2” Southern A. Raborn, Grace Ninth Grade: Taegan K. Adam Woltje. 2 col. x 3” Roles, Alyssa Teter and Jodi Binkley, Jaethen A. Carl and Ninth Grade: Julian Butto, Just $12.00 White. Makenna R. Rieschick. Haden S. Doyle and Jesse 11th Grade: Abby Watkins. Eighth Grade: Emma Ray Joiner. Just $36.00 10th Grade: Zachary Brucken, Haddlea Kilpatrick, Eighth Grade: Michael A. Brucken, Shelby Rachel Fox, Felicity R. Kirk and Alexan- Cornelison, Brayden Felps, Silas D. Holliday, McKenzie dria R. Rollins. Nathaniel Isaac Linck, Sam- J. McMahon and Sadie A. Seventh Grade: Jenna uel David McKinney Jr., Da- Raborn. Elaine Joiner, Korbin An- vid K. Penrod, Kryndon X. Ninth Grade: Alexander T. drew Karns, Ava Rae Rash Proffitt, Wyatt J. Rollins and Browning, Josie A. Buck, Re- and Clara Marie Will. Jaxon H. Zule. bekah M. Hutfles, Heather B. Green Honor Roll Seventh Grade: Alyssa (3.0-3.66 GPA) Faith Askren, Talon K.C. Mandala, Mallori G. Mulroy th and Kanyon R. Olberding. 12 Grade: Quinn William Binkley, Logan D. Boltz, Eighth Grade: Lillian R. Allen, Zachary Armstrong, Jennifer Buck, Savannah E. 1 col. x 3” Brown, Dawson M. Cochren Jill Buck, Andrew Coe, Cattrell, Nicole L. DeVader, and Michaela Hutfles. Skyla F. Howe, Tex Manuel, Titus C. Eisenbarth, Emirson Seventh Grade: Reming- Kathleen M. Pino, Alexander B. Fritz, Katie Keithline, Ja- Just $18.00 ton P. Bliss, Taylor Nichole Dean Stirton, Kassidi Strath- cob Lacey and Constance M. man, Cable Wareham, Riley McAlpine. 2 col. x 2” Just $24.00 THE HOLTON A picture may be used in your special greeting ad along with the message you wish to send. Send a .pdf or .jpg copy of picture e-mail to [email protected] or mail or bring copy, picture and check, so we have it in our office at least one day before you want it to RECORDER... appear in The Holton Recorder. Pictures may be picked up at our office after appearing. To Subscribe, call (785) 364-3141 The Holton Recorder for current rates. Thank You! 109 West 4th St. • 785-364-3141 HOLTON RECORDER, MONDAY, JAN. 27, 2020, PAGE 12 n LaTurner... n Pick ‘Em... Continued from Page 1 by Friday or Saturday. Continued from Page 1 duced staff and a reduced bud- & Tradin’ Post, Holton Dental, In the contest’s first year, A native of Galena in south- get,” he said. “That’s the kind of Casey’s General Store (both 2010, David Jackson won the eastern Kansas, LaTurner record of someone that we want locations), Giant Communica- grand prize of a 32-inch flat- worked for Holton native and in Congress.” tions, Netawaka Family Fit- screen TV. There was no con- former Congresswoman Lynn Last January, LaTurner an- ness Center, Prairie Band One test in 2011, but in the next Jenkins in her Pittsburg office nounced his candidacy for the Stop, Pizza Hut, Advanced seven years, the winners — An- during his time as a student at U.S. Senate position currently Chiropractic Services, Hol- gela Strube (2012), Jim Dod- Pittsburg State University. Jen- held by Holton High School ton Family Dentistry, Medical son (2013), Marriah Tawzer kins, he said, set “a tremendous alumnus Pat Roberts, pledging Pharmacy, GNBank, Holton (2014), Susie Jacobs (2015), example” for him on how to be not to become a “career politi Tire & Service Inc., 7-Eleven, Sam Swindale (2016), Bar- a good public servant. cian.” Even after refocusing Lee’s Flower & Gifts, Walmart, bara Loveall (2017) and Jason In 2012, LaTurner was elect- his legislative goals on Wat- Jhett’s Pizza and The Holton Schuetz (2018) — also won 32- ed to the Kansas State Senate kins’ seat in the House this past Recorder. inch flat-screen TVs. — at 24, the youngest member September, LaTurner said term Special contest collection Last year, Tom and Evelyn of the governing body. During limits and keeping a local con- boxes are available at each of McLaughlin of Muscotah won his time in the Senate, he said, nection remain high on his list the participating businesses, a 40-inch flat-screen TV. he led efforts on property tax of priorities. along with some extra blank The winner of the contest will overhauls, supported welfare “I vow to live and raise my entry forms. be announced in the Wednes- reform with work requirements family here in Kansas, because Contest entries will be picked day, Feb. 5, edition of The Hol- and was the lead sponsor on leg- I don’t think you can represent up at participating businesses ton Recorder. Good luck! islation allowing adult Kansans people well if you don’t know to carry firearms without need- who they are,” he said. “You ing a concealed-carry permit. need to be able to interact with Family Life Then, in April of 2017, shortly people at the grocery store or after being elected to his second at church on Sunday morning. Senate term, he was appointed If you’re in Washington all the Keep an eye out for Kansas State Treasurer, replac- time, that doesn’t happen.” ing Ron Estes, who had been In the meantime, LaTurner elected to Congress from Kan- said Kansas Republicans must Social Security scams sas’ Fourth District. LaTurner focus their efforts on winning By Nancy Nelson may use official letterhead and was elected to the treasurer’s back the governor’s seat from Meadowlark Extension government jargon to convince position in 2018, making him Democrat Laura Kelly, with District Agent victims they are legitimate; they the youngest statewide elected whom he served in the Senate Family Life may also contain misspellings official in the country at the age and ran for governor “as a mod The Social Security and grammar mistakes. of 30. erate but governs as a liberal.” Administration and its Office Social Security employees do As state treasurer, LaTurner “We don’t agree on a whole of the Inspector General (OIG) occasionally contact people — said he has returned more than lot,” he said of Gov. Kelly. “I continue to generally those who have ongo- $50 million out of the $350 mil- don’t think that she represents Kansas State Treasurer Jake LaTurner, shown in the receive re- ing business with the agency — lion worth of unclaimed property the majority of Kansas values. photo above, is seeking election to the Congressional ports about by telephone for business pur- overseen by the state, overseen So we have to do everything we seat currently held by Congressman Steve Watkins. La- fraudulent poses. However, Social Security the Kansas Learning Quest 529 can to win the governor’s office Turner, a Republican, met with about 15 area residents phone calls employees will never threaten Education Savings Program, back.” during a Wednesday evening visit to Holton’s Beck Book- from people a person, or promise a Social which he said has been ranked LaTurner also expressed sup- man Library. Photo by Brian Sanders falsely claim- Security benefit approval or in- by Forbes as one of the top four port for Trump, stating that the ing to be So- crease, in exchange for informa- such programs in the nation. He president is “not a wimp” and that,” LaTurner said of Trump. Trump’s plan to place a citizen- cial Security tion or money. In those cases, also led a case against the U.S. “doesn’t play by the normal “The judicial nominees have ship question on the 2020 cen- employees. the call is fraudulent and people Treasury Department over the rules” — and that doesn’t sit been excellent. The deregula- sus, while census forms in other The scam- should just hang up. return of proceeds from matured well with Democrats who are tion has been great. The tax cuts countries around the world have mers mislead Generally, the agency mainly savings bonds to Kansans. leading the charge to get him have stimulated the economy. that question on them. The main victims into making cash or gift calls people who have recently “We sued the federal gov- impeached. The foreign policy with Mike reason for the pushback, he said, card payments for help with pur- applied for a Social Security ernment because they weren’t “He stands up and says what Pompeo has been good. He’s is that Democrats want the abili ported identity theft, or to avoid benefit, someone who is already treating Kansans fairly when it he thinks. He’s not afraid to doing a good job.” ty to count “illegal immigrants” arrest for bogus Social Security receiving payments and requires comes to U.S. Savings Bonds, push back. I think he’s been LaTurner also questioned in order to get more representa- number problems. an update to their record, or a per- and we did all of that with a re- very successful because of Democratic opposition to tion in Congress. If a suspicious caller states son who has requested a phone there is a problem with your So- call from the agency. If a person cial Security number or account, is not in one of these situations, n Kennedy... hang up and never give the caller they normally would not receive money or personal information. a call from the agency. Continued from Page 1 Commission and returned to his Defense attorney Malcolm involved the alleged taking of You can go online to www.oig. If there is a problem with a Kennedy was arrested March former office and shop at the Copeland of Topeka said that in gasoline cans from the reser- ssa.gov to report the scam call to person’s Social Security num- 28 on a district court warrant on reservoir and took items from Kennedy’s years of service to voir grounds after his termina- Social Security. ber or record, in most cases the charges after he allegedly the shop last Feb. 18. the county, he was recognized tion. The second theft charge, Also, be on the lookout for a Social Security will mail a let- violated a no-trespass warning Some of those items were as an “exceptional” employee, to which he pleaded no contest, new version of this scam. Fraud- ter. If a person needs to submit issued by the Jackson County allegedly found at Kennedy’s providing county employee per- involved the alleged theft of sters are now emailing fake doc- payments to Social Security, the home after county officers ob- formance evaluations as proof. $65 from the reservoir office uments in attempts to get people agency will send a letter with in tained a warrant to search his Kennedy added that in more in December of 2018, which to comply with their demands. structions and payment options. n home. He was booked into Jack- than 40 years of work in the Copeland said was not brought Victims have received emails Never provide information or Garber... son County Jail on the burglary field of parks and recreation, he to Kennedy’s attention until two with attached letters and reports payment over the phone or In- and theft charges but was freed had never been accused of any months later and was disputed that appear to be from Social ternet unless you are certain of Continued from Page 1 on $1,500 surety bond the day wrongdoing. by Kennedy. Security or the OIG. The letters who is receiving it. St. Marys. Additional races of his arrest. Marek responded that with include seats for U.S. Presi- On Thursday, Kennedy ad- the actions that led to the theft dent, U.S. Senate, U.S. House mitted to taking the items from charges, Kennedy had “soured” of Representatives 2nd District, st his former office in the days that previous record of service. Kansas Senate 1 District, cur- after his firing, stating that as a “Anytime a public servant is rently held by Rep. Dennis Pyle, result of his termination, “my caught stealing, it’s a concern,” 58, of Hiawatha and several lo- emotions got the best of me,” Marek said. cal races. an action Marek said was “trou- The first theft charge, to Local races include posi- bling.” which Kennedy pleaded guilty, tions for Jackson County Com- HES PreSchool missioner 2nd District, Jack- son County Commissioner 3rd District, Jackson County Clerk, Jackson County Trea- 2020-21 surer, Jackson County Regis- ter of Deeds, Jackson County Attorney and Jackson County Sheriff. Candidates for those positions must file at the Jack- Registration & Screening son County Clerk’s Office on the second floor of the Jackson 812 W 5th, Holton County Courthouse. Kansas’ primary election has been set for Aug. 4. n Theatre... Must be 3 by 8-31-20
Continued from Page 1 (Cleo) and Chris Heineken (Paul). A dessert theatre performance will be held at 7 p.m. on Satur- day, Feb. 15, at Penny’s. Tickets W2 vs 1099 Mon-Thurs are $20 for the performance and No Boomers’ Steakhouse and Grill Only payments to Independent Contrac- Transportation and Bondbons will be catering employees are subject to tors: the desserts. Two dessert cock- payroll taxes, therefore • Can work for multiple Half Day tails will also be available to Monthly purchase, along with wine and there is an incentive for a businesses Provided beer. business to pay someone • Sets their own hours Sessions Tickets for the dessert theatre as an independent • Has control over how are now on sale and can be pur- Tuition chased at Denison State Bank, contractor (reported on to accomplish their tasks GNBank and Penny’s. form 1099) versus an • Incur costs associated “Check Please: Take 2” will employee (reported on with the job also be staged at 2 p.m. on Sun- form W2). day, Feb. 16. Tickets are $15 • Uses their own tools or and will be sold at the door. Cof- The IRS has regulations equipment March fee and snacks will be provided to prevent businesses It is a common miscon- March 19 • 3:45-7:00 along with a cash bar. from misclassifying ception that employees Holton Community Theatre Please Bring 19 & 20 March 20 • 8:30-6:00 is a 501(c)3 non-profit organi- employees. They consider who make less than $600 zation “driven by the passion- the worker’s control and a year are not required to ate belief that the creation and relationship to the busi- pay payroll taxes. If they immunization records development of culture in the Schedule Now form of live theatre through ed- ness remitting payment. are classified as an ucation, experience and enter- In short, to be an indepen- employee, the business is child’s birth certificate tainment is vital to all residents dent contractor the required to withhold insurance card (785) 364-3251 of Jackson County and visitors worker has control of payroll taxes irregardless from other communities.” vision, hearing, speech, when and how they work of the amount they earn. current health assessment and does not receive ben- Every scenario is differ- (physical) language, concepts and efits. ent, therefore this general motor skills will be assessed Recorder Employees normally: advice cannot be applied Health Department will be on site • Work for one employer directly to your situation Classifieds • Hours are set by their and is not intended to be employer tax advice. If you have Get Results! • Completes tasks in the concerns about the classi- specific manner the fication of 1099 vendors, Call employer has requested it is best practice to A one time, $45 enrollment fee will be assessed in August. • Uses employer’s tools consult with a tax profes- Snack fees of $50 are assessed two times per year in August and December. 364-3141 or equipment sional.