MAILING LABEL ONLY WWW.BUTLERCOUNTYTRIBUNE.COM THURSDAY, SEPT. 26, 2019 VOLUME 46 • ISSUE 39 Garage fire in rural Greene Football contest Car accident west winners announced of Dumont The second week’s football con- test winners are: First place, Kelly Thorne of Allison, who guessed all BY BETHANY CARSON team winners correctly and predict- [email protected] ed an 11-point margin of victory for garage fire just into the Vikings, and second place, Bob Floyd County near the Hicken of Dumont who also pre- intersection of Floyd dicted all team winners correctly Line St. and Highway but predicted a nine-point margin 14 in rural Greene on of victory for the Vikings. The Vi- Sept.A 20 at 6:26 a.m. kept firemen on kings won by a 20-point margin. the scene for about 4.5 hours. The top prize is $20 football “The garage was a total loss, and bucks, and $15 in football bucks is a couple vehicles in there were lost. awarded for the second-place win- It got into the entryway of the house. ner. The prizes may be spent at any But that was as far as it got. The de- of the participating sponsors: J&C Lt. Gov. Adam Gregg (center) presents the Railroad Safety Week proclamation to Iowa Operation Lifesaver Director partments did a Grocery, Brad’s Pest Control, Dral- Francis Edeker as Operation Lifesaver board members look on. From left: Thomas Skinner, William Backoff, James good job saving le’s, Black Sheep Coffee Baa, Alli- Phinney, Jim Ewalt, Phillip Meraz, Rachel Maleh, Lt. Gov. Adam Gregg, Francis Edeker, Al Haubrich, Dale Amunson, it from there. The son Propane Gas, and Stirling Lawn Dave Huntley. (Bethany Carson Photo) main house had Care & Seamless Gutters some smoke dam- age,” said Butler Clarksville AMVETS Lt. Gov. Adam Gregg gives County Emergen- cy Management fish fry Sept. 28 Coordinator Chris Clarksville AMVETS will host Showalter. their fall fish fry from 4:30-7:30 Rail Safety Week The Greene SHOWALTER p.m., Saturday, Sept. 28 at the Ambulance and AMVETS Community Center in Fire Department, Clarksville Fire De- Clarksville. proclamation in Butler County partment, Charles City Fire Depart- ment, Marble Rock Fire Department, Floyd County Sheriff, Butler County Democrats to host BY BETHANY CARSON CERT and Butler County Emergency awards banquet [email protected] Management responded on the scene. “Great job by all the departments to Butler County Democrats plan afety at rail crossings can get the fire contained so it didn’t cause to jointly honor State Sen. Eric Gid- be a matter of life and any more damage than was done,” said dens and State Rep. Dave Williams death, according to Iowa Showalter. with their Profiles in Political Cour- Lt. Gov. Adam Gregg, On Sept. 21 at 8:22 p.m. there was age Award at their annual banquet who presented the Iowa an accident west of Dumont just over on Sept. 29 at the Greene Commu- Rail Safety week procla- into Franklin County. According to nity Center in Greene. mationS on behalf of Gov. Kim Reyn- the accident report, a Clarksville man The evening will begin with so- olds to a crowd of close to 60 people was travelling eastbound on Highway cial hour from 5-6 p.m., with din- at the Trains on the Farm museum in 3 when he began to swerve into the on- ner, speakers, and auction to follow. rural Clarksville on Monday morning, coming lane. He drifted into the ditch, The professionally-catered dinner Sept. 23. hitting a driveway access culvert. The features cavatelli alfredo (with a “Thank you for all the work that you vehicle went airborne and rolled once, vegetarian option) or roast beef and do educating drivers and pedestrians hitting a power line pole. mashed potatoes, and a dessert of on making safe decisions at railroad cake bites dipped in chocolate. The crossings,” Gregg said, addressing the See REPORTING: Page 3 public is welcome. Iowa Operation Lifesaver Board and For more information, see ad on State Coordinator Francis Edeker. “It’s back page. such a common situation that drivers face, especially in rural Iowa, but you Francis Edeker welcomes attendees to the 2019 Rail Safety Week Supervisors can almost take it for granted that the Proclamation. (Bethany Carson Photo). Community Chorus decisions that you make at those in- discuss roads to begin practices tersections and at those points really “You’re 20 times more likely to die Edeker welcomed the crowd with mean the difference between life and if you get hit by a train than by a car. opening remarks. BY BETHANY CARSON The Community Chorus of death.” It’s usually tragic, so you need to really “The theme for this safety week is [email protected] Greene will begin practice for this The Rail Safety Week proclamation be aware that there are trains out there, ‘Stop Tragedies on the Tracks,’” Ede- year’s program at 6 p.m., Sunday, th cited the fact that three people were and yield to them,” said Edeker. ker said. “At Iowa Operation Lifesaver t the Butler County Oct. 6. This year marks the 50 year killed and three injured in highway Rail Safety Week, Sept. 22-28, 2019 we try to help you stop tragedies on the Supervisors meeting of Community Chorus, and this rail crossing crashes this year. Another is intended to raise awareness of these tracks.” on Tuesday, Sept. 17, year’s cantata is entitled, Ceremony eight people were killed and one in- dangers and encourage citizens to ob- the oath of office was of Candles. jured in pedestrian railroad trespassing serve caution as motorists or pedestri- administered to Assis- Any new or past members incidents. ans near tracks or trains. See RAIL SAFETY: Page 2 tantA Butler County Attorney David A. are encouraged to join. Practices Kuehner. Road work was discussed, will be held at St. Peter Lutheran and the supervisors approved flu shots Church, 324 E Traer St. in Greene. to be given, tentatively on Oct. 15, to Rae Asleson, former North Butler Kelsey Beasley all part time and full time employees, High School music instructor, will teaches as well as to any employee’s family be the director. Faces at North Butler third grade members who are on the county’s in- at North surance policy. Meet third grade teacher Kelsey BBeasleyeasley Butler Garage sales (Submitted BY BETHANY CARSON town. … I love being back to ROADS and sandwiches Photo) Engineer John Riherd said road [email protected] that. It makes me feel at home.” Shell Rock Senior Living Aux- After graduating from high school, construction this season has been go- ing well with many resurfacing proj- iliary is hosting their third annu- elsey Beasley Beasley studied at Iowa State Univer- ects completed. al vendor/garage sale fundraiser joined North Butler sity, where she earned her Bachelor’s Road work was, at the time of the at The Meadow in Shell Rock on Elementary staff degree in elementary education with meeting, being done in New Hartford. Saturday, Sept. 28 from 9 a.m. to 2 this year as a third- endorsements in math and reading, Millings from the project in New Hart- p.m. Pulled pork sandwiches will grade teacher. She graduating this May. ford are being hauled out to Orchid be available to the public again this finds motivation in She student-taught in the Iowa Lane and Railroad Street near Parkers- year beginning at 11 a.m. All pro- knowing she’s making a difference in City area at Prairie Point Middle K burg for use on ¾ mile of each road. ceeds will go to the Auxiliary to her students’ lives. School and at Clear Creek “We’re moving material there so help provide entertainment for the “I just had so many amazing teach- Elementary School when we do a stabilization project, the residents and buy needed items. ers who really inspired me. They went teaching third grade. material will already be there. People the extra mile, not just to teach, but to “With my student will see it there and expect that’s the get to know me as a person and help teaching placement, I finished product, but it’s not the fin- AMVETS flags in me become who I am today,” Beasley did love it. Those kids ished product,” Riherd said. said. “I want to give back to the kids were amazing. I love Clarksville In the future, the hope is the stabi- and make a difference in their lives.” in third grade how AMVETS flag sales have been lization project will pack four to six Growing up on an acreage between they start to be more moved to Tom Clark’s insurance inches into a hard dust-proof surface, the town of Hills (population 803) and independent, work office from their former location at which would be an improvement in Iowa City, Beasley attended Hills Ele- on their own,” Bea- Hometown Grocery. For more in- its own right. The road could also be mentary School. sley said. formation, call Bob Litterer at 319- potentially seal coated or paved in the “I love the small-town aspect…” 278-4042 or contact any AMVETS future. member. Beasley said. “I grew up in the coun- See BEASLEY:EY: try and attended elementary in a small Page 3 See SUPERVISORS: Page 3

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The current year might know in their sleep. place a notification with Iowa ty, i.e. wires don’t fall when hit well fall within the latter category. F With that task, though, One Call prior to any excava- by trees, etc., but they also pose F From delayed planting to volatile comes a real risk. tion outside the scope of normal hazards to farmers because a markets, 2019 has been a source of stress for Raising awareness, Black farming activities,” said Bre- buried line can be cut when dig- farmers. Hills Energy recently sent itbach. “Installing new fence ging,” said Snyder. “I think it Indeed, data from the United States Depart- teams across the state to reward posts, terraces, waterways and is imperative that we stress the ment of Agriculture paints a bleak picture. construction workers who call excavations (plowing, tilling, need to call 811 prior to digging Via the National Agricultural Statistics Ser- 811. Coolers with water and Ga- subsoiling) taking place deeper to avoid said dangers.” vice’s Iowa Crop Progress and Conditions report Lang pointed to online resources Extension torade comprised the reward. than 15 inches are all examples Butler County Emergency issued Sept. 3, this year’s crops are not on pace to has compiled to help farmers cope with stress, Calling before digging is the that require a notification to Management Coordinator Chris set a record abundance by any stretch. Drought such as www.extension.iastate.edu/dairyteam/ law, noted Nichole Breitbach, Iowa One Call.” Showalter agreed on the impor- conditions are in place in a dozen Iowa counties, farm-stress-management. community affairs manager Both 811 and www.iowa- tance of calling 811 before dig- and Iowa crops are at least a week behind average. Sean Snyder, emergency management coordi- with Black Hills Energy. onecall.com are free, said ging to avoid hitting both gas Soybeans are faring the most poorly at a dozen nator for Winneshiek County and an emergency A press release sent by Bre- Breitbach. lines and telephone lines. days worse than average and a whopping 18 days responder, needs no reminder about what can re- itbach pointed to a hypotheti- “Safety is always our first “It’s very important to take worse than 2018 for setting pods. Corn is a dozen sult from accidents on the farm. cal situation with which many priority at Black Hills Ener- care of that. It can be very, very days worse than 2018 and 10 days worse than av- “Traditionally, farming lands high on the list farmers might identify. A farm- gy, and we want to help our costly if you start digging and erage for the last five years, while alfalfa’s third for trauma each year,” said Snyder. “Farming is er decides to replace old fence customers stay safe,” said Wes hit especially a gas line un- cutting is nine days worse than average. a dangerous job and must be [handled] seriously. posts. The project, the farmer Ashton, Black Hills Energy’s derground–that could get very As the end of the season approaches, farmers I have responded to many farming accidents in reasons, is not “new,” so a call Iowa vice president of natural dangerous very, very quickly,” are feeling the pinch as crops in the field could my career and each offer a myriad of difficulties. to 811 is not needed. gas operations. Showalter said. “It’s very im- prove make-or-break. My best advice to any farmer would be to take it portant to call 811 and get the While that is understandable, the rush to pull slow and safe. When you get sleep deprived or in locates done before you start off this harvest could drive farmers too far. a rush, more accidents tend to happen.” Clarksville Fire Department digging.” A chill in the air in recent days might bode ill One effort to aid farmers in northeast Iowa Benefi t for the Jeff Sherburne Family He also noted to be careful for just when farmers will see the first frost of the is “Stay Safe, Take a Break!” from the Decorah around gas lines even after the season, further pushing farmers. Area Chamber of Commerce. The effort launched Sat., October 5, CARD Country Club, Hwy 188, South of Clarksville locating is done, as there can be Brian Lang, a Decorah-based agronomist with in 2004 and last year delivered “Stay Safe” sup- Steak Sandwich Supper • 5-9 pm • Carry-outs available a little variance between where Iowa State University Extension, is quick to point plies to 180 farmers of Winneshiek County. With marks are and where the lines out in his weekly column that it is impossible to six vehicles, 11 volunteers found anyone they Ribeye Steak Sandwich or Hamburger with Potato Salad, Chips, actually are. It’s worthwhile to predict an early frost. could in the fields. Farmers received earplugs, Dessert & Drink • $10 Steak Sandwich, $8 Hamburger Silent Auction • Bids accepted Noon-8 pm take the time to make sure the While the overall situation has its downs, Lang first-aid materials, snacks, water and more. job is done safely. noted historical context. Other organizations, such as churches in But- Jeff was a 27 year volunteer for the Clarksville Fire Dept. Some reporting for this arti- “Farm Stress is not new to 2019,” said Lang. ler County, host annual dinners during harvest He was diagnosed with bladder cancer in March. This event was in cle was contributed by Bethany “The 2018 season had developing farm stress is- season with meals available for carryout for farm- the planning stages when, only hours after returning home to begin Carson. sues with low commodity prices….” ers as they bring in the year’s crop. hospice care, Jeff passed away peacefully Sept. 5. RAIL SAFETY FROM PAGE 1 Clarksville AMVETS Throughout the area were many displays intended to demonstrate rail safety princi- FISH FRY ples, including a vehicle stalled on tracks and the Operation Saturday, September 28 • 4:30-7:30 p.m. Lifesaver model HO train safe- AMVETS Community Center, Downtown Clarksville ty display from the Iowa State Fair. Operation Lifesaver Board All you can eat! Served with Members were on the scene Chicken wings too! Baked Potato, Coleslaw to talk with people about the Adults $10 • Children $5 • Kids under 5 Free Baked Beans, meaning of each display. 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In a comment Friday, Oct. 4: Barbecue chicken thighs, cheddar munchers, pea preceding her remarks at the salad, Rice Krispies bar podium, she expressed her zeal ______for the mission of Operation Operation Lifesaver Executive Iowa Lt. Gov. Adam Gregg Iowa Operation Lifesaver Director Rachel Maleh speaks with attendees of the Director Francis Edeker Northeast Iowa Area Agency on Aging Menu Lifesaver. Meals offered through Northeast Iowa Area Agency on Aging are offered on addresses the gathering. Operation Lifesaver event. welcomes the crowd. “I want to save lives. I want (Bethany Carson Photo) (Bethany Carson Photo) (Bethany Carson Photo) a contribution basis for people over 60 years of age. Actual cost for the meal people to understand the dan- is $8.30. People under 60 must pay the actual cost. Each meal includes milk. gers. I want them to be safe, Throughout the event, at- Iowa Northern Railroad repre- through it. I don’t want people Meal reservations must be made by 11 a.m. the day before you plan to attend. and to empower them to be safe tendees enjoyed touring the sentative was present with a rail who work on the railroad to go Meal location in Butler County are the Greene Community Center, Monday on and around railroad tracks,” Trains on the Farm museum. truck. Pork burgers cooked by through it,” Backhoff said. “Fa- through Friday, for reservations call 641-373-3686; and Dumont Legion Hall, Maleh said. “I think it’s a great “We’ve never been here; it’s the Butler County Pork Produc- tal collisions aren’t fun. To me it Wednesdays, for reservations call 641-373-3686. organization because we have very nice,” said Dianne Wendel ers were served at noon, and the just should not ever happen, but Monday, Sept. 30: Country fried steak with gravy, whipped potatoes, a wonderful mission of saving of Waverly. 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For Iowa Operation Lifesav- ed Flint Hills Resources, a local Mexican rice, mixed beans, flour tortilla, fresh fruit, taco sauce made up of really committed, “There’s got to be 70, 80 er board member Bill Backhoff, sponsor of Operation Lifesaver, Wednesday, Oct. 2: Roasted turkey breast, turkey gravy, baked potato, dedicated volunteers and people layouts, and they’re all differ- the importance of rail safety at the event. seasoned green beans, fluffy fruit salad across the country such as Fran- ent and beautiful, and they all takes on personal meaning. “I think the rail safety effort Thursday, Oct. 3: Breaded pollock, mashed red potatoes, coleslaw, cis, his board and all the volun- have the safety message, which Throughout his railroad career, speaks for itself. 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Benefit for Harvest Father Walter of the Month Brunkan’s last Artists Jeff Sherburne Moon Festival grandfather clock was auctioned for family Oct. 5 at Wilder almost $11,000 at the Fall Festival at A benefit supper and silent Park Oct. 5 St. Mary in Marble auction will be held Saturday, Rock. Brunkan Oct. 5 for the family of Jeff According to Dr. George (right) attended Sherburne, who recently passed North of the Allison Park Board with Father Ralph away at the age of 58, following and Lions Club, three outstand- Davis (left). Around a battle with cancer. ing events are planned for the 1,000 sat down or The event was in the plan- Harvest Moon Festival activi- took out turkey and ning stages as Jeff was deal- ties on Saturday, Oct. 5 at Wild- all the trimmings ing with several complications er Park. at the Fall Festival. during his treatment for bladder The first event is a Lions om- (Submitted Photo) cancer, which he was diagnosed elet breakfast from 7:30-10 a.m. with in March. Recent tests had The second event is the REPORTING FROM PAGE 1 indicated the cancer had spread, “Great Leisurely Random Bicy- and only hours after returning cle Ride Across Butler” (GLR- The vehicle was totaled, and deer accidents near Shell Rock, home to begin hospice care, BRAB). Participants may start the driver was transported to Clarksville and New Hartford. Jeff passed away peacefully on their ride anywhere in Butler Franklin General Hospital for CRIME Sept. 5. Jeff was a 27-year vol- County. All riders, to be official, treatment of unknown injuries. An Allison resident’s car was unteer for the Clarksville fire must report to the Aspen No. On Sept. 18 at 7:17 a.m. at reported stolen on Sept. 17 after MEG THOMPSON JOLYNN BECK department. The benefit will NB sophomore NB eighth grader 3 picnic shelter at Wilder Park the intersection of Highway 188 his daughter saw the car in Ma- be held at the C.A.R.D. Coun- sometime between 9-11 a.m. and Highway 3, a rock haul- son City. TITLE OF WORK: TITLE OF WORK: try Club, which is located two Participants in GLRBRAB “The Butter Braid Bowl” “Mercy the People” ing truck backed into a vehicle In other news, Shane John- miles south of Clarksville on may also participate in a poker parked at the stop sign. There son, Sr., 42, Marshalltown, ARTIST STATEMENT: ARTIST STATEMENT: Highway 188. run during the ride if registered were no injuries. was arrested on Sept. 19 on a “I wanted to create something “My work is about being kind A silent auction will start at with an additional entry fee. On Sept. 18, there was a re- warrant for arraignment for a different than everyone else. and wanting to talk to people in- 12 p.m., and close at 8 p.m. Doz- Participants will stop at five lo- port that a parked vehicle was charge of Possession of a Con- The braid I created for the top stead of fighting them. You can ens of items will be available, in- cations during the run. The fi- sideswiped in Parkersburg. trolled Substance. The original of my bowl reminds me of the mercy/spare them. I created the cluding merchandise from NFL nal Poker Run tally will be done There were several car/ criminal complaint was in 2013. Butter Braid pasteries that our title of my artwork by choosing and college sports teams, some at 11 a.m. in the north picnic school sells for a fundraiser. keywords. I was inspired by my of which are autographed. There shelter of Wilder Park: Aspen The braid was tricky. I redid it a favorite video game in which will be a large variety of new No. 3. few times because it would fall you can mercy people.” products along with gift cer- Registration will be pos- apart, not be long enough, or it tificates donated by area busi- sible the day of the ride from was too big.” (Submitted Photos) nesses, hand crafted décor, farm 9-11 a.m. To pre-register, please Thursday, Sept. 26 – Potato Pancakes Broasted fresh meat, and much more from stop by the Variety Store or Al- Weekend Special – Steak and Shrimp Chicken friends and the community. lison City Hall. The city hall is Friday Only – Fish Fry Friday! EVERY A steak sandwich supper open 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and NIGHT! will be served from 5-9 p.m. (or 1:30-4:30 p.m. weekdays. Call Wednesday, Oct. 2– Hot Pork until sold out). Hamburgers will 319-267-2245. also be available. The meal will The entry fee for GLRBRAB Clarksville ~ 319-278-1999 include potato salad or chips, includes a ticket to the Lions homemade desserts, and more, omelet breakfast plus a t-shirt. Riverview Conference Center including drinks. Carry-outs T-shirts are not guaranteed for will be available. registrations received after Fri- Women’s Fall Retreat There will be seating both in- day, Sept. 27. Broken and Redeemed with Robyn Dykstra side the clubhouse banquet hall The GLRBRAB grand prize and outdoors under a large tent. will be a new bicycle, with many Fellowship Hall at Riverview A golf tournament will start in other bike accessories awarded. Friday, October 11 • 6:30-9 pm the morning, but registration The poker run entrance fees Saturday, October 12 • 9 am-3 pm has ended as the tournament is will be redistributed to the pok- $ filled to capacity for teams. er run winners. Photos will be 40 (includes lunch on Saturday) An account was recently taken of winners of the various This project is sponsored in part For info and to register: opened at Iowa State Bank in events. by the Cedar Falls Tourism and www.riverviewministries.comw Addyson Clark sang with the Sugar Daddys Jazz Band (Dave Clarksville for those wishing Visitors Bureau. cedarfallstourism.org and Mary Smith) to conclude the scheduled Open Mic Season at to make a monetary donation, Wilder Park. Clark performed a wide variety of songs including but unable to attend the benefit Bill Hendron jazz, Christian, pop and folk selections. Many thanks to all who event. Anyone with questions, $)DQWDVWLFVKRSSLQJHYHQW attended the many concerts and open mic events for the 2019 or to donate to the silent auc- to perform at 6HSW season. (Duane Feltz Photo) tion, call 319-239-0633. IOWA’S LARGEST 9$5,(',1'8675,(6%/'* Wilder Park Over ,2:$67$7()$,5*5281'6 3 DES MOINES, IOWA The 2019 open mic season Ex  BEASLEY SUPERVISORS FROM PAGE 1 KLE )UL6DW6XQ reopens with The Allison Park LWRUV FROM PAGE 1 ARTS $'0-XVW )5((3$5.,1* As for the future, Renewal Plan. The Board sponsoring Bill Hen- )UHH6KXWWOH%XV  XQGHUIUHH 6HUYLFHIURP1RUWK dron, from Dumont. Hendron GD\UHHQWU\VWDPS 3DUNLQJ/RWRQ “They are more respon- Supervisor Rusty amendment is basical- ERWK)UL 6DW sible, so creative, so excited Eddy said he’s stood ly for the purpose of will perform at Wilder Park at & Crafts >OLYL@V\*HU)\`;OH[ to learn, and so excited to be for the paving of Or- adding certain roads 3 p.m., Saturday, Oct. 5 as part 8\HSP[`/HUKTHKL7YVK\J[ there together. It’s the perfect chid Lane for five to the urban renewal of the Harvest Moon Festival 7R3XUFKDVH'LVFRXQWHG$GYDQFH age I think,” she added. “I’m so years and would like area that may be im- activities. SHOW $GPLVVLRQ7LFNHWVDQG)RU$&KDQFH7R:LQ *LIW&HUWLILFDWHV9LVLW2XU)DFHERRN happy to teach third grade. It’s to see that get done. pacted by recent hap- Singers, instrumentalists, %ULQJ7KLV$GWR6KRZ)RU2II$GP 3DJH$W&DOODKDQ3URPRWLRQV,QF amazing.” On the other hand, penings at Logistics comedians and individuals or In third grade at North But- Supervisor Greg Bar- Park. This will allow groups with any other talents are ler, she teaches kids general ed- nett said he would EDDY urban renewal dollars invited to participate in offering ucation: everything from math be concerned about to be used to improve a variety of entertainment. BUTLER COUNTY and science to social studies, spending as much as would be those roads. Sign-up begins at 3:30 p.m., reading and writing. necessary to pave Orchid Lane, Oct. 8 at 9:05 a.m., was set at the Wilder Park shelter enter- “The big thing for math is when dirt is still showing on as the date and time for a pub- tainment stage. A professional TREASURER’S OFFICE that introduction to multiplica- other roads. lic hearing on the proposition to PA system, keyboard, micro- tion and division,” Beasley said. “They have an accessible issue not to exceed $2,700,000 phones, instrumental amplifier This school year she looks road. Some roads next spring General Obligation Urban Re- and sound technician will be WILL BE CLOSED ON forward to the possibility of try- potentially won’t be,” Barnett newal Bonds. These funds will provided. ing out some of the new ideas said. be used to (a) pay off the bond Popcorn, hot dogs and beef WEDNESDAY, she learned student teaching. Each supervisor reaffirmed taken out last year for a land burgers will be available from In one class she helped teach, his dedication to fight for his acquisition and (b) pave Union the Allison Park Board. students enjoyed an educational respective position and the in- Avenue, (because the RISE In case of unfavorable weath- OCT 2 escape room, where they had to terests of his district. Grant money that will cover 80 er, the large shelter is tarped for 0#&3
 solve clues to break out. It put “I could argue another three percent of the cost for this proj- your comfort. No charge. Bring a fun spin on learning and gave years. The bottom line is it’s ect is given as a reimbursement a lawn chair. For more infor- All employees will be attending the
students a chance to move in- something that has been in the after the work is done, rather mation, call Randy Moad at mandatory Ttatewide Driver’s License
stead of sitting at their desks all works for a long time. It’s some- than paid up-front). 319-240-2736. day. thing important to the district I If approved, the bonds will Issuance Conference in Des Moines. She describes her teaching represent and something I’ll al- be sold on Oct. 21. style as collaborative learning. ways fight for,” Eddy said. “I’m Lions Club “I believe in using multiple not going to say, OK, that’s fine OTHER BUSINESS strategies to get the answer…” and let it not happen. I’ll be here It was mentioned that Coun- to serve omelet Beasley said. “One student hollering till it gets paved.” ty Conservation is looking into Buys of the week may use one way and anoth- In other news, with a shoul- the possibility of assuming a breakfast er student another way. If they dering crew scheduled to work privately-owned retired landfill The Allison Lions Club 2018 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited 4x4 both get to the same end point, on the Bristow blacktop Thurs- property–a little less than 33 will serve an omelet breakfast 3.6 V6 • Full Power • Heated Seats day, it was hoped the Bristow acres–which could potential- $ what’s wrong with that?” during the Harvest Moon Festi- Factory Warranty • 35,000 Miles 29,900 In her spare time, Beasley blacktop would be opened up by ly be turned into green space. val from 7:30-10 a.m., Saturday, enjoys hiking, playing board the weekend. Resurfacing for The county has been maintain- Oct. 5 at Wilder Park, Allison. games on game nights and doing the deck of the bridge on Pearl ing the property for quite some Egg omelets will be made puzzles–an activity she finds Lane was also scheduled to be- time, but the post-closure time- with ingredients of your choice, 2016 Ford Fusion SE 4DR 4 Cyl • Full Power • Heated Seats super relaxing. She moved to the gin by the end of the week. frame from the DNR is coming including: cheese, ham, green $ area recently as her boyfriend Eddy asked Riherd how to a close. peppers and mushrooms. Other Factory Warranty • 31,000 Miles 15,900 works at John Deere. Working much the weather issues this The rezoning of certain par- menu items are rolls, muffins, at North Butler seemed like the past season set back the roads. cels in the Logistics Park area juice, coffee and milk. Children perfect fit for her. “Roughly by $1 million. I’m from Agriculture to Manufac- ages five and under eat free. 2007 PT Cruiser 4DR “I graduated in May and submitting for FEMA grants for turing was approved, as was a For your comfort, the shelter 4 Cyl • Full Power • 85,000 Miles $ really fell in love with this $600,000 to $700,000 for things utility permit for underground is tarped in case of unfavorable Cute and Runs Great 3,995 school…” Beasley said. “I’m directly tied to water over the electric service crossing to a weather. looking forward to this school road. If you consider the frost residence. Profits will go to support year so much. I want to know heaving, it pushes a million…” Chris Hinders has been hired local scholarships, the Lions the kids, become part of a com- said Riherd. “We had a year’s to work part time at the Na- Sight Screening Program for COOPER MOTORS, INC. munity with them, and work to- worth of additional mainte- ture Center. The appointment all three to five-year-old chil- Allison, Iowa gether to make sure everyone is nance this year.” of Kevin Halter to serve as a dren in local schools and day Your Hometown Dealer For 56 Years doing their best. I’m excited to A public hearing was held Trustee for the Dumont Com- care centers, plus many other www.coopermotorsiowa.com • email: [email protected] meet everyone on staff. They’re and a resolution approved for munity Library Board was also state programs for the sight and Ph. 319-267-2392 • FAX: 319-267-2622 so nice and supportive. … I’m an amendment to the Butler approved. hearing impaired, plus local Li- Check our inventory at coopermotorsiowa.com so excited to be here.” County Logistics Park Urban ons-sponsored programs. 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Washington | 319-278-4765 121 East Washington | 319-231-9761 took place in the Dumont 28182 Birch Ave. Handicap Accessible • Saturdays: 6 p.m. Bible Class; Cemetery. Sietsema-Vogel 641-847-2817 • Sunday, Sept. 29: 9 a.m. Sunday 7 p.m. Worship service Funeral Home of Dumont • Service times: 9 a.m. Sunday School; School; 10 a.m. Worship assisted Marjorie’s family. 10 a.m. Morning worship service; • Monday, Sept. 30: 7 p.m. Bell Choir Faith Lutheran Church Marjorie was born Feb. 7 p.m. Evening worship service • Wednesday, Oct. 2: 9:30 a.m. Meet to Pastor Kim Smith 11, 1925, in Dumont, to Greet meeting.; 6 p.m. Confirmation Class 422 N. Prairie Street | 319-885-4547 Ebel and Dorothy (Bents) ALLISON [email protected] Ubben. She graduated Allison Bible Church Community United Methodist Church • Sundays: 9 a.m. Worship service; from Dumont High School. Bill Ivey, Pastor Joan Thomas, Pastor 10 a.m. Sunday School; 10:15 a.m. She received a Bachelor of 108 Pfaltzgraff Street 309 W. Superior Street Contemporary Worship service Arts Degree in Education • Sundays: 10:30 a.m. Worship service 563-933-6515 (cell) • Wednesdays: 7 p.m. Evening worship from Wartburg. Marjorie • Wednesdays: 7 p.m. Bible Study 641-816-4256 (parsonage) married Merle O. Nelsen; (No answered phone at church) VILMAR he preceded her in death. Allison Congregational Church Handicapped Accessible St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church (NALC) She then married Russell Craig Harris, Pastor You are always welcome! Rev. Christopher Martin, Pastor Durand; he also preceded 508 N. Main Street | 319-267-2333 • Sunday, Sept. 29: 8:45 Sunday; 9:45 16073 Keystone Ave., Greene her in death. 1925-2019 Elevator Handicap Accessible a.m. morning Worship Service-guest 319-267-2080 | www.vilmarchurch.org Marjorie taught at a Services: • Sundays: 10 a.m. Worship service speaker Katherine Orth Handicap Accessible country school south of 11 a.m., Monday, Sept. 23 • Thursday, Sept. 26: 9 a.m. Weekly Dumont, in Hansell and Trinity Reformed Church, Allison St. James Lutheran Church DUMONT bulletin deadline at Southside in Hampton. Rev. Kyle Barton, Pastor Dumont Reformed Church • Saturday, Sept. 28: 7 a.m. Men’s and She was a former member Burial: Dumont Cemetery • Friday, Sept. 27: St. James Building Chris Meester, Pastor Women’s Prayer meeting at Elm Springs. of the Dumont Reformed 641-857-3514 • Sunday, Sept. 29: 8:45-9:45 a.m. Arrangements by: reserved Church and was a member • Saturday, Sept. 28: 7 a.m. Women & • Sundays: 9 a.m. Sunday School; Sunday School, Confirmation, Luther of the Trinity Reformed Sietsema-Vogel Funeral Men’s Bible Study at Elm Springs; St. 10 a.m. Worship service League, Adult Class; 10 a.m. Worship Church in Allison. Marjo- Home, Dumont James Building reserved • Mondays: First Monday of the Month: Service; 11 a.m. Coffee and fellowship rie volunteered for the food 1 p.m. Reformed Church Women (RCW) • Monday, Sept. 30: 7-8 p.m. Women’s bank and was active with the church lady’s aide. • Sunday, Sept. 29: 9 a.m. Worship; 10 a.m. Sunday School • Wednesdays: 7 p.m. RCYF (High Prayer Hour with Lindsay Martin Marjorie enjoyed canning, cooking, gardening, playing solitaire School Youth Group for 8th-12th grade) • Wednesday, Oct. 2: 6-7:30 p.m. Little and watching the Iowa Hawkeyes. She loved her family and spend- Lutherans and Confirmation; 7:30 p.m. ing time with her grandchildren. Marjorie was special to many Trinity Reformed Church Rev. Jeremy Van Genderen, Pastor GREENE Choir practice people and was known to everyone as grandma Marj. She will be Greene Yoke (UM-BR) • Thursday, Oct. 3: 9 a.m. Weekly missed by many. 614 Cherry Street | 319-267-2982 Services broadcast live on Dumont Cable Joan Thomas, Pastor bulletin deadline Marjorie is survived by her daughters: Dorothy Nelsen, of Du- 107 N Water Street | 641-816-4256 mont, and Bridget (Dalen) Meyer, of Dumont; daughter-in-law, Channel 998; On demand at trinref.org Handicap Accessible • Sundays: 11 a.m. Worship service WAVERLY Pam Nelsen, of Lodi, Calif.; grandchildren: Tiffany (Matthew) St. Mary’s Catholic Church Tufte, and their daughter Alexis, of Dumont; Holly Nelsen, of Sac- • Friday, Sept. 27: 5 a.m. Holy Fitness Fr. Dave Ambrosy ramento, Calif.; Heidi Nelsen, of Lodi, Calif., and Lauren Nelsen • Sunday, Sept. 29: 9 a.m. Worship; 10 First Presbyterian Church of Cedar Falls; six great-grandchildren, two great-great-grandchil- a.m. Fellowship; 10:30 Sunday School Cathy Belles, Pastor 2700 Horton Road | 319-352-2493 dren; along with several nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. • Monday, Sept. 30: 5 a.m. Holy Fitness 319 East Traer Street, P.O. Box 160 • Eucharistic Liturgies: Saturdays, 5:15 She was preceded in death by her parents, Ebel and Dorothy; • Tuesday, Oct. 1: 5 a.m. Holy Fitness; [email protected] p.m.; Sundays, 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. husbands, Merle and Russell; son, Merlyn; sister, Carol Aldinger; 6:30 p.m. Elders/Deacons meeting; • Sundays: 10:30 a.m. Worship service, • Fridays: 6 p.m. Assumption for the and brother, Harley Ubben. 7:15 p.m. Consistory meeting All are welcome! Blessed Virgin Mary • Saturdays: 4:30 p.m. Reconciliation; • Wednesday, Oct. 2: 5 a.m. Holy 5:15 p.m. Mass/Children’s Liturgy Fitness; 3:45-5:30 p.m. The Corner and St. Mary’s Catholic Church Fr. Ralph Davis • Sundays: 8 a.m. Mass/Children’s Liturgy; Community Closet are open; 6 p.m. 105 N. Main Street 10 a.m. Mass/Children’s Liturgy LaVonne Kelly MSYG; 7 p.m. HSYG • Sundays: 10 a.m. Mass LaVonne Ellen Kelly, 85, manuvered her celestial golf cart to • Thursday, Oct. 3: 5 a.m. Holy Fitness heaven, to be reunited with her beloved parents on Saturday, Sept. Peace United Church of Christ 14, 2019, while being cared for at the Melech Hospice House in APLINGTON St. Peter Lutheran Church Pastor Jonathan Hennings Tampa, Florida, following a sudden illness. Daniel Flucke, Pastor 1800 11th Street SE | 319-352-3151 Hitesville Gospel Hall 324 E. Traer Street | 641-816-5531 • Sundays: 8:30 a.m. Sunday School; Funeral services were held at 11 a.m., Monday, Sept. 23 at Sietse- R.R., Aplington ma-Vogel Funeral Home in Dumont. Visitation was held one hour • Saturday, Sept. 28: 6 p.m. Worship 9:30 a.m. Worship service • Sundays: 10 a.m. Ministry of the Word; • Sunday, Sept. 29: 8:30 a.m. Worship; prior to the service at the 11 a.m. Worship service; 6:30 p.m. Gospel funeral home on Monday. LaVonne Kelly 9:45 a.m. Fellowship, Sunday School, St. John Lutheran Church Missouri Synod service Luther League; 11 a.m. Praise Worship Rev. Jon Ellingworth, Pastor Burial took place in the • Wednesdays: 7:30 p.m. Prayer Meeting Dumont Cemetery. Sietse- with Holy Communion 415 Fourth Street SW and Bible Study ma-Vogel Funeral Home is • Wednesday, Oct. 2: 7 a.m. Men’s Bible [email protected] assisting the family. Study; 6 p.m. 7th and 8th Confirmation; 7:30 • “Church of the Lutheran Hour” on LaVonne was born Aug. AREDALE, p.m. Church Council meeting and 9th grade radio stations every Sunday: WMT 600 30, 1934, to Hugh Duncan BRISTOW AND DUMONT confirmation AM at 6:30 a.m.; KXEL 1540 AM at 7 a.m. and Neita (Miller) Duncan New Hope Parish, United KLMJ 104.9 FM at 7:30 a.m.; and KWAY, in Freeport, Illinois. She Methodist Churches – Aredale NASHUA 1470 AM at 8 a.m. spent her childhood years in Gayle Wilcox, Pastor St. John’s United • Sundays: 9 a.m. Worship service Elizabeth, Illinois, and at- • Sundays: 8 a.m. Worship service Church of Christ, Pleasant Hill tended High School in Syc- 10009 Union Ave., Nashua Open Bible Church amore, Illinois. LaVonne New Hope Parish, United (641) 435-4998 Matt Miller, Pastor was a graduate of The Ra- Methodist Churches – Dumont Facebook: St. John’s UCC-Pleasant Hill 1013 E. Bremer Ave. venswood School of Nurs- Gayle Wilcox, Pastor • Sunday, Sept. 29: 8:30 a.m. Worship 319-352-2038 ing in Chicago, Illinois. • Sundays: 8:30 a.m. Sunday School; • Wednesday, Oct. 2: 7 p.m. Women’s • Sundays: 9:30 a.m. Donuts and In late 1957, she was 9:30 a.m. Worship service Fellowship fellowship; 10 a.m. Morning worship united in marriage to Pe- ter Kelly in Anchorage, 1934-2019 BRISTOW PLAINFIELD Believers Baptist Alaska. While they lived in Services: Bristow Church of Christ First Baptist Church Lee Hutchison, Pastor Anchorage, their first son 11 a.m., Monday, Sept. 23 Dick Burlingame, Minister Cal Turner, Pastor 208 Eighth Ave. SW | 319-559-0811 Michael Steven was born. 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SAGE – North picked off North The Bearcats didn’t lack for Butler’s boys’ Butler quarterback offense, getting two touchdown cross country team G Kolben Miller five times, once passes from Miller to Isaac Oran to a sixth-place for a touchdown by Max Bem- Backer and Kaleb Salge, but the finish out of 11 teams at the inio in an eventual 34-14 Bron- turnovers led to B-K scores. Osage Cross Country Meet held co win over the Bearcats on Miller picked off Meyer for a on Tuesday, Sept. 17. Friday, Sept. 20 at Greene. 15-yard return, and Fletcher Buss Colby Wilkerson finished B-K was also benefitted had a 15-yard fumble recovery just outside the top 10 at 12th by Clarion-Goldfield transfer return in the loss. Also leading with a time of 19 minutes, 26.6 Jaace Weidemann, who rushed the defense in tackles were Back- seconds to pace the Bearcats to 22 times for 239 yards and two er with 7.5 tackles, including a their finish, but earned a medal. touchdowns as North Butler fell sack and a tackle for loss. Coach Kirk Clark’s team scored to 1-3 on the season. Shawn Weitzenkamp was 157 points. Crestwood took the Weidemann, a running back 2-of-2 on extra-point attempts. boys’ team title with 75 points. for the Broncos, quarterbacked North Butler will look to “It was a rather hot evening for CGD the previous year and regroup this week with an- for running, but the meet went also completed a pass for 18 other home contest against on as planned,” Clark said. yards to compliment Jordan Aplington-Parkersburg. “North Butler had some very competitive runners at all lev- Belmond-Klemme 34, North Butler 14 els but only came away with one medal on the evening, Col- TEAM STATISTICS Lewis 0-1-0-0-0. RECEIVING – B-K, B-K NB Carson Lane 4-46-0, Duran 1-19-1, by Wilkerson. This kid pushes First downs NA NA Beminio 1-10-0, Weidemann 1-2-0. himself through the whole race Rushes-yards 42-315 34-113 NB, Kaleb Salge 3-50-1, Fletcher Buss and doesn’t seem to weaken at Passing 77 99 1-19-0, Hawker 1-18-0, Backer 2-12-1. North Butler’s Sydney Eiklenborg goes up for one of her 10 kills against AGWSR last week at Comp-att-int 7-15-1 7-25-5 TACKLES – B-K, Lane 4-2-5, Jayden home. Eiklenborg had the majority of her kills early as the Cougars came back to win the five-set all during his 3.1 miles.” Punts-avg. 3-34.7 5-44 Warren 4-2-5, Caydon Christensen match. (Kristi Nixon Photo) Rounding out team scor- Fumbles-lost 1-1 2-0 2-5-4.5, Tristan Yoder 3-3-4.5, Alex ing for North Butler were Eric Penalties-yards NA NA Bartz 1-6-4, Beminio 3-2-4, Javier Arri- aran 2-2-3. NB, Backer 6-3-7.5, Chet Brehmer (25), Owen Almelien INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Buss 4-3-5.5, Shawn Wietzenkamp COMEBACK FOR THE AGES (31), Michael Knock (36) and RUSHING – B-K, Jaace Weidemann 3-5-5.5, Miller 5-1-5.5, Negen 3-4- Jason Brehmer (53). 22-239-2, Jordan Meyer 6-27-1, Max 5, Alex Shultz 4-2-5, Steere 5-0-5, F. on their side, and it seems to Winning the individual title Beminio 7-23-0, Clayton Pletsch 3-15- Buss 4-0-4, Salge 2-2-3. TFL – B-K, AGWSR storms back for 5-set really shift that way,” Schwic- 0, Brian Duran 2-7-0, Cameron Roberts Warren 2, Christensen, Yoder 0.5. was St. Ansgar’s Riley Witt as 2-4-0. NB, Kolben Miller 12-58-0, Cole NB, C. Buss, Backer, Weitzenkamp win against North Butler kerath said. “I didn’t feel at that he led the Saints to a runner-up Negen 9-26-0, Nathan Hawker 4-22-0, 0.5 SACKS – B-K, Warren 2. NB, NA. point that we were going to let team finish. Braydan Steere 4-6-0, Isaac Backer FUMBLE RECOVERIES – B-K, None; that happen. I thought we really 2-3-0, Corbin Lewis 3-(2)-0. PASSING NB, F. Buss. INTERCEPTIONS – B-K, Mady Klingenborg, who fin- – B-K, Meyer 6-14-1-59-1, Weidemann Arriarian 2, Beminio (TD), Kaleb Carl- BY KRISTI NIXON shift where our offensive got needed to finish the third game, ished 35th for the Bearcats for 1-1-0-18-1. NB, Miller 7-24-5-99-2, son, Pletsch. NB, Miller. [email protected] a little bit more aggressive. I and we didn’t do that. The last the team’s top finish, crossed think that’s what was going to two, we looked out of sync. We the finish line at 26:24.9. North REENE – AGWSR be key for us.” didn’t make the adjustments we Butler was 10th out of 10 teams coach Jill Smith If there was one moment needed to make for their offense, with 311 points. said she couldn’t more pivotal than all the others, and they made adjustments that Crestwood completed the Bearcats run Gpinpoint one thing one had to hearken back to the they needed to make.” team sweep, scoring the team ti- that sparked the turnaround in Bearcats taking a 20-19 lead Also, before the third set tle with 59 points. The individual ninth at Clear Lake Invite her team’s astounding five-set in the third set after a Brooke started, Cougar freshman out- champion was Northwood-Ken- LEAR LAKE – ing meet coming up on Oct. 24. comeback over North Butler on Trees ace where coach Smith side hitter Brynn Smith, coach sett’s Lindsey Davidson. Running in a com- It will be interesting to see weh- Thursday, Sept. 19. called timeout. Smith’s daughter, had just four petitive field, the re the Bearcats will go and how Leading 2-0, North Butler From there, Alyssa Hames re- kills. By the time the match was North Butler boys’ the kids will do.” had a late lead in the third set corded one of her two blocks in over, she’d put down 20. With OSAGE MEET C cross country team finished Completing the team score and appeared to be cruising for the match to tie it. North Butler the left-side heating up, it made Girls Team Scoring ninth out of 14 teams at the for the Bearcat girls were Bree a sweep. made a hitting error, and Tay- a difference down the stretch. 1. Crestwood 59; 2. Mason City New- man 66; 3. Nashua-Plainfield 75; 4. Clear Lake Invitational held at Van Genderen (71), Ann Shafer Until it wasn’t. lor Sperfslage served up an ace “She started kind of slow and St. Ansgar 120; 5. Osage 131; 6. For- the Regular Baptist Camp on (76), Kerryn Weipert (76) and “I think it was kind of grad- to take a 22-20 lead and forced kind of got momentum as we est City 168; 7. New Hampton 168; Thursday, Sept. 19. Kristianna Bright (80). ual,” coach Smith said. “I think a Bearcat timeout. Coach Lau- progressed through the match a 8. Clarion-Goldfield 234; 9. Riceville 242; 10. North Butler 311. Top finisher once again for part of it was us figuring out ra Schwickerath’s team fought little bit, for sure,” coach Smith the Bearcats was senior Col- CLEAR LAKE INVITE how to defend them a little bit back to tie it up at 22, but never said. North Butler (311) – 35. Mady Klingenborg 26:24.9; 67. Breanna by Wilkerson, who broke back Girls Team Scoring better. They’re a smart team regained the lead in that set, forc- Schwickerath agreed. Van Genderen 31:06.6; 68. Taylor into the 18-minute area, placing 1. Mason City Newman 59; 2. Hum- with the ball. They place the ing a fourth in which the Cougars “I think they saw the line was Wiegmann 31:18.2; 70. Ann Shafer 16th in 18:51.1. It was the first boldt 67; 3. Osage 92; 4. West Fork ball very well, and I felt like took control mid-way through. open, and they took advantage 31:39.8; 71. Kristianna Bright 31:53.5. 128; 5. Forest City 139; 6. South time this season he didn’t earn Hamilton 162; 7. Central Springs 218; we got sucked into that a little “I always think it is a scary of that,” Schwickerath said. “We Boys Team Scoring a medal. 8. Clear lake 221; 9. Garner-Hay- bit. We weren’t as aggressive as thing when you win the first two didn’t adjust to the blocking line 1. Crestwood 75; 2. St. Ansgar 80; Rounding out team scoring field-Ventura 226; 10. West Hancock we needed to be offensively, so and the other team wins the third or covering line like we need- 3. Mason City Newman 81; 4. Cen- for coach Kirk Clark’s team 236; 11. Belmond-Klemme 281; 12. I felt like where we made that one, just because momentum is ed to. I also think they made a tral Springs 100; 5. Forest City 140; Hampton-Dumont 297; 13. North 6. North Butler 157; 7. Osage 186; 8. were Eric Brehmer (30), Owen Butler 319. lot more errors in the first two Lake Mills 224; 9. New Hampton 239; Almelien (44), Michael Knock games; then they cleaned it up a 10. Clarion-Goldfield 257; 11. Nash- North Butler (319) – 19. Mady ua-Plainfield 266. (60) and Avery Boos (64). Klingenborg 23:55.0; 71. Bree Van little bit and played really good Genderen 29:17.8; 73. Ann Shafer North Butler (157) – 12. Colby Wilk- The North Butler girls were defense. Our hitters had a hard th 29:51.4; 76. Kerryn Weipert 30:31.8; erson 19:26.6; 25. Eric Brehmer 13 out of 13 teams, scoring 319 80. Kristianna Bright 30:54.1; 86. time finding the floor to put it 20:21.7; 31. Owen Almelien 20:46.1; points. Taylor Wiegmann 31:57.7. down for the kill.” 36. Michael Knock 21:01.9; 53. Jason Brehmer 22:38.5; 54. Avery Boos Mady Klingenborg improved on her previous performances Boys Team Scoring 22:41.9; 76. Lucas Martzahn 25:56.6. 1. Humboldt 60; 2. West Fork 66; 3. See VOLLEYBALL: Page 10 th so far this season by placing 19 South Hamilton 113; 4. Clear Lake in 23:55. 139; 5. Eagle Grove 145; 6. Mason “It was one of her best times City Newman 148; 7. Central Springs AIN OX 156; 8. Forest City 164; 9. North But- 303 N. M * B 515 of the season so far,” Clark said ler 214; 10. Garner-Hayfield-Ventura 303 N. MAIN * BOX 515 of Klingenborg. “Several other 217; 11. Osage 259; 12. Hampton-Du- Allison PHONE: 319-267-2342 kids throughout the lineup were mont 328; 13. Belmond-Klemme 342; happy with their performances, 14. West Hancock 447. PHONE: 319-267-2342 as well. This meet marks the North Butler (214) – 16. Colby Hardware FAX: 319-267-2515 Wilkerson 18:51.1; 30. Eric Brehmer halfway point of the season for 19:41.3; 44. Owen Almelien 20:06.8; the kids. 60. Michael Knock 20:53.3; 64. Av- WE RENT THE RUG DOCTOR! “Five more meets and then ery Boos 21:10.3; 77. Jason Brehmer the all-important state qualify- 21:45.7; 79. Michael Hanson 21:53.1.

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North Butler 2-3 at G-R Tourney Gladbrook-Reinbeck BUTLER COUNTY SHERIFF’S REPORT Tourney EINBECK – North Butler finished the week with a Monday, September 16: • 7:33 a.m.: Report of an animal • 10:21 a.m.: Officers had a report North Butler statistics only rocky performance at the Gladbrook-Reinbeck volley- Kills – Cassidy Staudt 19, Kristin • Officers executed seven traffic issue in the 33700 block of Vail Ave. of an animal issue in the 29700 ball tournament. Dralle 17, Sydney Eiklenborg 16, stops, assisted with three medical • 10:25 a.m.: Department conduct- block of Superior Rd. The Bearcats earned 2-0 wins over GMG (21-5, 21- Aubrey Obermier 11, Brynn Salge 5, calls, had a report for five controlled ed a test in the 400 block of 6th St. • 12:41 p.m.: Officers had a report R Haley Freesemann 3, Maddy Shul- 18) and East Buchanan (25-23, 21-18) but lost 2-0 to the host school, tz. Blocks – Staudt 4, Eiklenborg burns, and had 36 general calls. • 11:02 a.m.: Deputies issued an of a phone scam in the 16600 block 21-12, 21-10; Aplington-Parkersburg (21-15, 21-9) and a re-match 2, Dralle 2, Freesemann. Assists – • 6:32 a.m.: Report of harassment arrest warrant in the 500 block of S of 245th St. from earlier in the week against AGWSR (24-22, 21-15). Salge 50, Shultz 7, Brooke Trees 3, by phone/mail/person in the 25600 2nd St. • 3:52 p.m.: Report of a suspicious Cassidy Staudt led coach Laura Schwickerath’s squad at the Dralle 2, Katelin Barth, Freesemann, Staudt, Eiklenborg. Digs – Trees block of 110th St. • 4:32 p.m.: Report of a fraud in the vehicle/person/activity in the area of tournament with 19 kills, despite being held without one against 36, Salge 14, Barth 12, Eiklenborg • 2:49 p.m.: Report of a domestic/ 1300 block of Nash St. Locust St. and Railroad St. G-R and four blocks. Libero Brooke Trees recorded a team-high 36 10, Dralle 8, Shultz 7, Freesemann family matter in the 400 block of S • 7:58 p.m.: Officers had a report • 9:46 p.m.: Report of an animal digs, Brynn Salge distributed 50 assists, and Maddy Shultz was the 6, Obermier 5, Staudt 5. Serving – Shultz 32-34, 6 aces; Trees 30-31, 3 Cherry St. of an accident with property dam- issue in the 400 block of N 4th St. lead server by going 32-of-34 with six aces throughout the tourney. aces; Staudt 10-11, 2 aces; Eiklen- • 7:59 p.m.: Report of an animal is- age in the 400 block of N Johnson Saturday, September 21: The Bearcats had a home date against Nashua-Plainfield earlier borg 24-26, 2 aces; Barth 14-15, 2 sue in the 23900 Block of Birch Ave. St., Parkersburg. this week and were off until traveling to rival West Fork on Tues- aces; Salge 14-16, 2 aces; Dralle 17- • Officers executed three traffic 19, 2 aces. • 9:03 p.m.: Deputies conducted • 8:48 p.m.: Report of a car/deer stops, assisted with one medical day, Oct. 1. a business door check in the 500 accident with property damage in call, assisted three motorists, re- block of N Main St. the 33200 block of 290th St. ceived a report for one controlled • 9:28 p.m.: Officers had a report • 9:52 p.m.: Officers had a report burn, and received 11 general calls. SPARE ME THE LANDERS HARDWARE HANK of an unknown problem in the 100 of a domestic/family issue in the • 5:59 a.m.: Officers had a report DETAILS... block of N High St. 300 block of 5th St. 202 East Traer, Greene, IA, 641-823-4143 of an animal issue in the 1000 block By Vicky Malfero Tuesday, September 17: Thursday, September 19: of Mason Way. Freeze Frame Bowl | Greene (OHF6XSSOLHV‡+DUGZDUH3DLQWV‡7R\V • Officers executed one traffic • Officers executed two traffic • 9:55 a.m.: Officers had a report LEAGUE BOWLING STATS stop, assisted with three medical stops, assisted with one medical of a theft in the 1200 block of Flor- 3OXPELQJ‡6SRUWLQJ*RRGV calls, assisted one motorist, re- call, assisted one motorist, received ence St., Parkersburg. ceived a report for three controlled a report for one controlled burn, and • 11 a.m.: Report of a suspicious burns, and had seven general calls. received 12 general calls. vehicle/person/activity in the area HARDWAREHARDWARE HANKHANK • 12:14 a.m.: Report of a structure • 9:53 a.m.: Report of an animal of Hwy. 3 and Spring Ave. fire in the 500 block of S 2nd St. issue in the 500 block of Birch St. • 11:16 a.m.: Officers had a report “Workout Anytime” • 5:53 a.m.: Report of harassment • 3:57 p.m.: Report of a suspicious of a phone scam in the 29500 block ‡2SHQ+56 by phone/mail/person in the 400 vehicle/person/activity in the 200 of Cedar Ave. ‡6FDQ&DUG(QWUDQFH block of E Jackson St. block of Pine St. • 12:47 p.m.: Report of a car/deer ‡&LUFXLW0DFKLQHV • 7:36 a.m.: Report of a vehicle • 4:12 p.m.: Report of an animal is- accident with property damage in Monday: Classic League ‡)UHH:HLJKWV theft in the 400 block of 6th St. sue in the 19900 block of 270th St. the area of Beaver Valley St. and Bowled: 9-16 | Week 2 of 30 ‡&DUGLR0DFKLQHV • 10:23 a.m.: Officers had a report • 5:38 p.m.: Report of a domestic/ Utica Ave. Joe McKee 245, Dana Dohrman ‡)LWQHVV&DUGLR79¶V of an animal issue in the 30100 family issue in the 32200 block of • 6:10 p.m.: Deputies received a 225, Tyler Rau 225 1QG6W*UHHQH block of Superior Rd. Vail Ave. request for a welfare check in the Dana Dohrman 611, Tyler Rau ZZZVWULYH¿WQHVVFHQWHUFRP • 11:36 a.m.: Report of an animal • 5:42 p.m.: Shane Anthony John- 900 block of N Elm St. 610, Joe McKee 608  issue in the 700 block of Locust St. son Sr., 42, Marshalltown, arrest- • 6:51 p.m.: Report of weather Tuesday: Road Warrior League • 2:33 p.m.: Report of an animal is- ed in the 400 block of 6th St. on spotters in the area of Dodge Ave. Bowled: 9-17 | Week 1 of 25 sue in the area of Hwy. 3 and New- a warrant for failing to appear for and Hwy. 57. Cody Brandau 276, Brett Lob- Architectural Shingles ell Ave. arraignment on a possession of a • 7:15 p.m.: Report of an animal dell 259, Jim Allen 249 Rubber Membrane for Flat Roofs Wednesday, September 18: controlled substance charge; $750 issue in the 100 block of W Adair St. Cody Brandau 716, Brett Lob- RESIDENTIAL & SeamlessCOMMERCIAL Gutters • Officers executed two traffic bond; held to appear. • 8:22 p.m.: Report of an accident dell 657, Rich Bated 655 with injuries in the area of Franklin stops, assisted with one medical Friday, September 20: Wednesday: Hot Shot League Q Ave. and Hwy. 3. call, assisted one motorist, received • Officers executed eight traffic Bowled: 9-18 | Week 2 of 30 a report for one controlled burn, and stops, assisted with one medical • 9:32 p.m.: Report of a car/deer Cornelius Seed ...... 6-2 M Q accident with property damage in received 12 general calls. call, assisted three motorists, re- No Good Sum B**** ...... 4-4 Q • 12:27 a.m.: Deputies conducted ceived a report for two controlled the area of Butler Ave. and Hwy. 3. Alpha Roofing ...... 4-4 FREEF ESTIMATES a business door check in the 200 burns, and had 17 general calls. Sunday, September 22: Wrecking Balls ...... 4-4 block of N 5th St. • 6:26 a.m.: Report of a structure • Officers executed one traffic stop Allison Hardware ...... 3-5 Ron's • 6:28 a.m.: Report of an accident fire in the area of Floyd Line St. and and received two general calls. Hillbilly Hut ...... 3-5 with property damage in the area of Hwy. 14, Greene. • 5:08 a.m.: Report of a suspicious Collin Freesemann 238/573, 290th St. and Newell Ave. • 6:32 a.m.: Deputies responded to vehicle/person/activity in the 21500 Clark Freesemann 561, Matt ROOFING • 7:17 a.m.: Report of an accident an alarm call in the 200 block of N block of Grand Ave. Katcher 203, Bridget McKee st with property damage in the area of 5th St. • 7:37 a.m.: Report of an animal is- 236/566, John Martin 245/553, 313 1 Ave. NW - Hampton Hwy. 188 and Hwy. 3, Clarksville. • 10:19 a.m.: Report of a suspi- sue in the 13100 block of Clay Ave. Kevin Schafer 210 Call Brad Paine at Insured cious person/vehicle in the 100 Thursday: Pin Buster League & block of Cherry St. League bowling starts Oct. 10. 641-456-4670 Bonded

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BUTLER COUNTY COURTHOUSE NEWS ACHIEVEMENTS PUBLIC NOTICE TRUST NOTICE Deaths • Capital One Bank vs. Quentin • Warranty Deed: Tom and Debra HCC IN THE MATTER OF THE TRUST: • Beverly Simmons, 69, Aplington, Tauro, Dumont. Case dismissed Heidenwirth toTim and Rebecca PUBLIC NOTICE KLAHSEN FAMILY TRUST DATED AUGUST 5, 2015 died on Sept. 10. without prejudice on Sept. 16. Heidenwirth; W1/2W1/2 SW 2-93- NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING To all persons regarding John R. • Viola Muller, 91, Allison, died on • Accounts Management Inc. vs. 16; 2019-2020. announces FOR BUTLER COUNTY Klahsen, deceased, who died on or about Sept. 10. Terry Endelman, Allison. Judgment • Warranty Deed: DGOGClarksvil- EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT Aug. 10, 2019. You are hereby notified Notice is hereby given that the Butler that Teresa K. Feldman is the trustee of • Bryant Pierson, 54, Shell Rock, for the plaintiff on Sept. 11 in the leIA08222018 and Jacob Stauffer summer County Emergency Management Com- the John R. Klahsen Trust dated Aug. 5, died on Sept. 9. amount of $3,577.54 with pre-judg- Member/Manager to Arg Dg- mission meeting will be held: Wednes- 2015. Any action to contest the validity of • Kara North, 55, Allison, died on ment interest at 4.37 percent plus clkia001 LLC; Parcel E Clarksville day, Oct. 2 2019 at 6 p.m., in the Alli- the trust must be brought in the District 2019 son Courthouse (Board of Supervisors Court of Butler County, Iowa, within the Sept. 12. court costs. Block: 1, S5Ft and Etc Clarksville Room), 428 Sixth St., Allison, IA 50602 later to occur of four (4) months from the • Marlys Miller, 84, Allison, died on • Capital One Bank USA, NA vs. Lot: 1 Block: 1; 2019-2022. AGENDA: date of second publication of this notice Aug. 22. David Rewerts, Shell Rock. Judg- • Quit Claim Deed: Dwayne and graduates A. Update the Commission Bylaws or thirty (30) days from the date of mailing B. Adopt/implement proposed Procure- this notice to all heirs of the decedent set- • Joyce Jenn, 89, Parkersburg, ment for the plaintiff on Sept. 17 Karen Eilers to Tonja Owens; N The following local students ment Policy tlor and the spouse of the decedent set- died on Sept. 5. in the amount of $2,325.47 with 174 Ft of E 10 A NW NW 13-91-18; graduated from Hawkeye Com- C. Discussion/approval for acquiring tlor whose identities are reasonably as- pre-judgment interest at 4.37 per- 2019-2023. munity College this summer. property for EMA storage building. certainable. Any suit not filed within this D. Other Business period shall be forever barred. Marriages cent plus court costs. • Warranty Deed: Innovative Ag They include: Submitted by: Notice is further given that any person • Bryce Schipper, Aplington, to • Portfolio Recovery Associates, Services Co and Brian Kramer to Keely Heller, Allison, Asso- Chris Showalter – Coordinator or entity possessing a claim against the Katlynn Ridder, Aplington, on Sept. LLC vs. Dean Robbins, Clarksville. Clifford Hartness; Packard Lot: 3, ciate of Arts degree in Liberal Dated: Sept. 18, 2019 trust must mail proof of the claim to the 14. Judgment for the plaintiff on Sept. Packard Lot: 29, Packard Lot: 30, Arts. TJ-39 trustee at the address listed below via certified mail, return receipt requested, 16 in the amount of $2,702.18 with Packard Lot: 31, Packard Lot: 32; Shakira Neymeyer, Clarks- by the later to occur of four (4) months Traffic Court pre-judgment interest at 3.65 per- 2019-2024. ville, diploma in Practical PUBLIC NOTICE from the second publication of this notice • Speeding 55 or Und Zone (1 cent plus court costs. • Court Off Deed: Kevin Lampson Nursing. or thirty (30) days from the date of mailing this notice if required or the claim shall NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S LEVY AND thru 5 over): Rebecca Adams, New Estate, Yvonne Lampson Ex to Joe Sandra Hosek, Greene, As- be forever barred unless paid or other- SALE wise satisfied. Hartford; Steven Fangman, Elma; Civil Court Wedeking; Clarksville Lot: 4 Block: sociate of Applied Science STATE OF IOWA Dated on Sept. 10, 2019. Allison Golbach, Rochester, Minn.; • The court handled one child sup- 8; 2019-2027. degree as an Occupational IOWA DISTRICT COURT /s/Teresa K. Feldman BUTLER COUNTY Timothy Davis, Waterloo. port matter. • Quit Claim Deed: J&S Properties, Therapy Assistant. John R. Klahsen Trust dated Aug. 5, CASE NO.: EQCV021508 • Speeding 55 or Und Zone (6 • Lincoln Savings Bank vs. Steel Victoria and David Schwab Partner 2015 Anne Corcoran, Shell Rock, CIVIL NO.: 19-000339 Teresa K. Feldman thru 10 over): Laurie Winters, Shell Ridge LLC et al. Judgment for the to J&S Properties and Equipment diploma in Dental Assisting. SPECIAL EXECUTION 12402 Quail Ave. Carrington Mortgage Services LLC Rock; Jeffrey Leiran, Waukon; Jus- plaintiff on Sept. 12 finds Steel LC; W26Ft New Hartford Roots Add Greene, IA 50636 vs. tin Burch, Dumont; Mikael Failor, Ridge, LLC d/b/a/ Steel Ridge Lot: 5 Block:19, E40Ft New Hartford (Name and address of Trustee) PUBLIC NOTICE Brian McBurney; Holly Marie McBurney; Kennewick, Wash.; Heather Miller, Ammunition is in default, having Roots Add Lot: 5 Block: 19, W2Ft and Parties In Possession, et. al David G. Wierman, #AT0009702, NOTICE OF MEETING OF THE As a result of the judgment rendered in Marble Rock; William Miller, Clarks- failed to file a timely answer, and New Hartford Roots Add Lot: 7 Attorney for Trustee BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF the above referenced court case, an ex- ville. the Plaintiff shall receive the relief Block: 19; 2019-2030. WESSELS & WIERMAN, P.C. BUTLER COUNTY, STATE OF ecution was issued by the court to the • Speeding 55 or Und Zone (11 prayed for in its petition (foreclosure • Warranty Deed: Daniel and IOWA, ON THE MATTER OF THE Sheriff of this county. The execution or- Date of second publication 25th day of thru 15 over): Dean Popes, Clarks- without redemption). Cathy Cummings to Timothy Wid- PROPOSED ISSUANCE OF NOT dered the sale of defendants’ Real Estate September, 2019 TO EXCEED $2,700,000 GENERAL to satisfy the judgment. The property to ville; Sergio Rivera, Belmond. moyer; Clarksville Railroad Add TJ-38, 39 OBLIGATION URBAN RENEWAL be sold is described below: • Dark Window or Windshield: Tan- Property Transfers Lot: 11 Block: 1, Clarksville Railroad BONDS OF THE COUNTY A tract commencing at the easterly cor- ya Yerkes, Greene. • Court Off Deed: William Obrien Add Lot: 12 Block: 1, E7Ft Ely St (FOR ESSENTIAL COUNTY URBAN ner of lot five (5), in block twenty-two • Failure to Maintain or Use Safe- Estate, Sean OBrien and Erin Ma- Adj Clarksville Railroad Add Lot: 11, RENEWAL PURPOSES), (22), Traer’s First Addition to Greene, PROBATE AND THE HEARING ON THE Iowa (being the point of intersection of ty Belts – Adu: Gary Becker, New jor Adm to Christy Laube; Greene E7Ft Ely St Adj Clarksville Railroad ISSUANCE THEREOF the northwesterly line of Dow Street NOTICE OF PROBATE OF Hartford; Charles Backer, Clarks- Traers 2nd Add Lot: 18 Block: 3, Add Lot: 12; 2019-2036. PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that and southwesterly line of High Street), LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT, ville. Greene Traers 2nd Add Lot: 19 • Warranty Deed: Ipe1031 Rev316 the Board of Supervisors of Butler Coun- thence northwesterly along the south- CODICIL NUMBER ONE TO LAST • No Valid Driver’s License: Jessie Block: 3, Sely ½ Greene Traers 2nd LLC, Wayne Johnson, Member/ ty, State of Iowa, will hold a public hear- westerly line of high street seventy-five WILL AND TESTAMENT, AND ing on the 8th day of October, 2019, at (75) feet, thence southwesterly at right OF APPOINTMENT OF EXECUTOR Stephenson, Bradford; Luis Ruval- Add Lot: 17 Block: 3; 2019-2009. Manager to Wayne Johnson; E1/2 9:05 a.m., in the Board Room, County angles and parallel with Dow Street one AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS caba Mercado, Waterloo. • Quit Claim Deed: William and SE 16-91-16; 2019-2040. Courthouse, 428 Sixth St., Allison, Iowa, hundred twenty-five (125) feet, thence PROBATE NO. ESPR016981 • Operating Non-Registered Vehi- Carmen Lundie to William Lundie • Warranty Deed: Colton and Lee at which meeting the Board proposes to southeasterly at right angles and paral- THE IOWA DISTRICT COURT BUTLER take additional action for the issuance of lel to High Street seventy-five (75) feet to COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE ES- cle: Casey Lester, Aplington. Revocable Trust, William and Car- Salyards to Michael and Martha not to exceed $2,700,000 General Obli- northwesterly line of Dow Street, thence TATE OF VIOLA E. MULLER, Deceased. • Poss/Purchase Alcohol by Per- men Lundie COTR; Und ½ Int: W1/2 Dunlop; Beg Center NW 26-90-15; gation Urban Renewal Bonds, for essen- at right angles northeasterly along the To All Persons Interested in the Estate son 18/19/20 – First Offense: Jor- Etc NE 29-92-18; 2019-2011. 2019-2043. tial county urban renewal purposes, to northwesterly line of Dow Street one hun- of Viola E. Muller, Deceased, who died provide funds to pay the costs of aiding dred twenty-five (125) feet to the point of on or about Sept. 10, 2019: dan Franken, Fayette. • Quit Claim Deed: Shirley and • Warranty Deed: Connie Ayers in the planning, undertaking and carry- beginning You are hereby notified that on 18th day • Registration Violation: Brandon Larry Frey to Laura Kline; Bristow to Jenise Westendorf; W1/2 Alli- ing out of urban renewal projects under and of September, 2019, the Last Will and Bowser, Wadena. South Add Lot: 20, Bristow South son Lot: 513, W1/2 Allison Lot: 514; the authority of Iowa Code chapter 403 That part of lots 3 and 4 and the vacat- Testament of Viola E. Muller, deceased, and the Butler County Logistics Park Ur- ed alley in block 22, Traer’s First Addition bearing date of the 25th day of April, 2012, • Unsafe Backing on Highway: Add Lot: 21, Bristow South Add 2019-2046. ban Renewal Plan, as amended, includ- to Greene, Iowa, further described as fol- and Codicil Number One to Last Will and John Helmus, Aplington. Lot: 22, Bristow South Add Lot: 23, • Misc Deed: Douglas, Debra and ing costs associated with the provision of lows: beginning at a point on the north- Testament dated the 31st day of May Bristow South Add Lot: 24, Bristow Frank Eisentrager, Delilha and Dar- grants for the acquisition and develop- easterly line of said block 22 that is 75 2014, were admitted to probate in the ment of land to be included in the Butler feet northwesterly from the easterly cor- above-named court and that Marcyne District Court South Add Lot: 25, Bristow South ol Roth and Brent and Tamra Eilers County Logistics Park, the reconstruc- ner of said block 22, thence northwest- Fuller was appointed Executor of the es- • Matthew DeWitt, 47, Shell Rock, Add Lot: 26, Bristow South Add to Iowa Natural Heritage Founda- tion and improvement of bridges, and the erly 74.95 feet long said northeasterly tate. Any action to set aside the Will or pled guilty to Homicide by Vehicle– Lot: 27, Bristow South Add Lot: 28, tion;Exc SE 9-91-18; 2019-2051. construction, reconstruction, repairing line to the north line of the southeasterly Codicil Number One must be brought in Reckless Driving, a class C felony, Bristow South Add Lot: 29, Bristow • Misc Deed: Vallory Meier Es- and widening of secondary roads and one-half of lot 3 in said block 22, thence the District Court of said Butler County other highway improvements to assist in southwesterly 150 feet along said north within the later to occur of four months and was sentenced on Sept. 16 South Add Lot: 30, Bristow South tate, Michelle Meier Ex to Michelle, economic development. line of said southeasterly one-half to the from the date of the second publication to 10 years of suspended prison, Add Lot: 31, Bristow South Add Lot: James and Jamie Meier; Parcel D At any time before the date of the meet- center of the vacated alley in said block of this Notice or one month from the date a suspended $1,000 fine and 35 32; 2019-2013. SE NE 13-90-16, SW NE 13-90-16; ing, a petition, asking that the question of 22, thence southeasterly 74.98 feet along of mailing of this Notice to all heirs of the issuing such Bonds be submitted to the the centerline of said alley to a point 75 decedent and devisees under the Will percent surcharge, civil rights im- • Quit Claim Deed: Melvin Prim- 2019-2056. legal voters of the County, may be filed feet northwesterly from the southeasterly and Codicil Number One whose iden- plications, restitution to the victim’s mer, Lynda Primmer, Julie Nook • Warranty Deed: Ty and Camie with the Auditor of the County in the man- line of said block 22, thence northeaster- tities are reasonably ascertainable, or estate in the amount of $150,000, POA to Lynda Primmer; New Hart- Crawford-Miller to Alex Otto; Alli- ner provided by Section 331.306 of the ly 150 feet to the point of beginning thereafter be forever barred. Code of Iowa, pursuant to the provisions JUDGMENT IN REM Notice is further given that all persons a DNA requirement, and five years ford River View Add Lot: 11, W1/2 son Lot: 51, Street and Alley Adja- of Sections 331.441(2)(b)(14), 331.443 Property Address: 203 North High St., indebted to the estate are requested of probation. DeWitt must also pay New Hartford River View Add Lot: cent Allison Lot: 51, Allison Lot: 111, and 403.12 of the Code of Iowa. Greene, IA 50636 to make immediate payment to the un- $180 in court costs. 12; 2019-2017. Street and Alley Adjacent Allison At the above meeting the Board shall re- The described property will be offered dersigned, and creditors having claims ceive oral or written objections from any for sale at public auction for cash only as against the estate shall file them with the • Warranty Deed: Midway Terrace Lot: 111, Allison Lot: 132, Street resident or property owner of the Coun- follows: Clerk of the above-named District Court, Small Claims Congregation of Jehovah’s Wit- and Alley Adjacent Allison Lot: 132; ty to the above action. After all objec- Sale Date: Oct. 31, 2019 as provided by law, duly authenticated, • Hauge Associates, Inc. vs. Mary nesses, Rick Brede Pres and Den- 2019-2075. tions have been received and consid- Sale Time: 10 a.m. for allowance, and unless so filed by the ered, the Board will at the meeting or at Place of Sale: Butler County Sheriff’s later to occur of four months from the Davis, Bristow. Judgment for the nis Reiners Sec to Troy and Debra • Joint Ten Deed: Jordan Meyer to any adjournment thereof, take additional Office, 428 Sixth St., Allison, IA 50602 second publication of this Notice or one plaintiff on Sept. 13 in the amount of Graybill; Shell Rock Original Town Todd and Maureen Meyer; Exc Par- action for the issuance of the Bonds or This sale not subject to redemption month from the date of mailing of this No- $3,157.42 with pre-judgment inter- Lot: 1 Block: 26; 2019-2071. cel B SE 13-90-18; 2019-2079. will abandon the proposal to issue said Property exemption: Certain money or tice (unless otherwise allowed or paid) a est at 3.78 percent plus court costs. Bonds. property may be exempt. Contact your claim is thereafter forever barred. TJ-39 attorney promptly to review specific pro- Dated this 18th day of September, 2019. visions of the law and file appropriate no- Marcyne Fuller tice, if acceptable. 15672 Hwy. 3, Judgment Amount: $69,749.50 Allison, IA 50602 PROCEEDINGS Costs: $6,785.53 Executor of Estate Accruing Costs: PLUS OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS As Marty Petersen recently took the po- Dumont Telephone Co, Monthly Phone lance ...... $143.34 Interest: $2,147.42 Amy K. Swanson CITY OF ALLISON sition of attorney for the City of Waterloo, Bill For Library ...... $91.07 Taste Of Home, Library Book ...... $34.98 Sheriff’s Fees: Pending Attorney for Executor COUNCIL MINUTES he has informed the City that he will be EFTPS, Fed/FICA Tax ...... $6,952.17 Taylor Rose, Cleaning At Park & City Attorney: Emily Bartekoske Lawler & Swanson, P.L.C. SEPTEMBER 16, 2019 available to help finish up some of the Elm Springs Assisted Liv, Senior Citi- Hall ...... $712.00 1401 50th St., Ste. 100 601 Coates St., P.O. Box 280 Regular Meeting: things already in progress with the City. zens Coffee ...... $94.50 Tnemec Company, Inc., Swimming Pool West Des Moines, IA 50266 Parkersburg, IA 50665 Mayor Blockhus opened the regular He suggested to the Mayor that they con- Follett School Solutions, Library Soft- Paint ...... $1,340.56 Date: Sept. 12, 2019 meeting at 5:15 p.m. Council members sider hiring Emily (Cordes) Pittenger, of ware ...... $744.83 UMB, Fee For Servicing New Loan ...... /s/Jason S. Johnson Date of second publication 3rd day of Oc- present were: Cramer, Davis, Heuer and Greene, Iowa as the city attorney. She Glenn Miller Band, Park Board Expense ...... $300.00 Butler County Sheriff tober, 2019 Platter. Absent: Bangasser. Others in at- was hired by his firm to fill his position...... $1,125.00 United Healthcare, Health Insurance TJ-39, 40 TJ-39, 40 tendance were: Trent Stirling, Kim Miller, The Council will consider this with a res- Gopher, Park Supplies ...... $49.02 Premium ...... $4,181.37 Jeff Rauenbuehler–Butler County Depu- olution at the next meeting. Group Benefit Partners, Health Ins Con- US Cellular, Cell Phone Bill ...... $49.62 ty Sheriff, Don More–CGA & Associates, Old Business: sulting Fee ...... $78.00 US Post Office, Pre-Sort Mail Fee, Post- Bethany Carson–Tribune-Journal. Da- As Chris Showalter did not attend the GRP & Associates, Medical Waste Dis- age For Water Bills & Box Rent...... PROCEEDINGS vis made a motion to approve the agen- meeting, there was no discussion on a posal ...... $32.00 ...... $469.00 da with a second by Cramer. Ayes: All. building location for him. Hawkins Inc, Water Chemicals .. $397.30 Walmart Community, Library DVD’s ...... MINUTES AND PROCEEDINGS OF A County that: Nays: None. Motion carried. Adjournment: Motion by Davis to ad- INRCOG, FY 2020 Dues ...... $514.50 ...... $60.46 REGULAR MEETING OF THE BUTLER 1. The County’s Human Resource/Fi- Open Forum: journ at 5:56 p.m. Second by Heuer. Iowa Division Of Labor, Elevator Inspec- Waverly Health Center, Ambulance Bill- COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS nance Deputy is hereby designated the The broken up cement in the alley be- Ayes: All. Nays: None. Motion carried. tion ...... $165.00 ing ...... $350.00 HELD ON SEPT. 10, 2019. Title VI Coordinator and ADA Coordina- hind the bank was discussed. Don Moore Iowa One Call, One Call Locates ...... Waverly Newspapers, Library Expense . Meeting called to order at 9 a.m., by tor for Butler County. said he would check with Jeremy of Cole ...... $23.10 ...... $75.99 Chairman Rusty Eddy with members Greg 2. The Butler County Title VI Agreement Excavating to see what they plan to do Iowa Prison Industries, Park Sign ...... Waverly Tire Company, Tires ....$550.00 Barnett and Tom Heidenwirth present. is hereby adopted and that the Chairman with it since it was dug up with the sewer ...... $51.60 Wix Water Works, Wt Bottle Rental...... Also present were Engineer John Riherd, of the Board of Supervisors and Title VI relining project. Don was going to have James AA.. BlockhusBlockhus,, MaMayoryor IPERS, IPERS...... $2,921.75 ...... $45.00 County Attorney Greg Lievens, David Coordinator are authorized to sign said Jeremy contact Mayor Blockhus to dis- J & C Grocery, Pool Concessions & Sup- CLAIMS TOTAL ...... $516,509.72 Kuehner, Cedar Falls, Iowa and Bethany plan where required. cuss the matter. plies ...... $293.80 CLAIMS BY FUND Carson, Mid-America Publishing. 3. The Standard DOT Title VI Assur- Consent Agenda: Jendro Sanitation Svcs, Garbage Col- General Fund ...... $95,177.04 Minutes of the previous meeting were ances are hereby adopted and that the Davis made a motion to approve the ATTEST: lection ...... $4,614.65 Library Memorial Fund...... $20.00 read and approved as read. Chairman of the Board of Supervisors is consent agenda with a second by Heuer. Glenda Miller - City Clerk Jon Heuer, Library Building Fund Ex- Road Use Tax Fund ...... $4,590.61 Also present was Recorder Janice Ja- authorized to sign said document where Those items approved were: SEPTEMBER 16, 2019 CLAIMS pense ...... $2,824.00 Employee Benefits Fund...... $4,259.37 cobs. required. Approve Minutes from Meeting on Aug. AgVantage FS, Inc, Fire Dept & Ambu- Keystone Lab, Water & Wastewater Debt Service Fund ...... $300.00 Moved by Eddy, second by Barnett to 4. The Title VI Notice to the Public is 26, 2019 lance Diesel ...... $216.28 Testing ...... $4,631.40 Yearly Street Projects Fund ....$8,280.68 approve the following: hereby adopted and shall be posted Approve Treasurer’s Reports Ahlers & Cooney, PC, Professional Ser- Klocke’s Emerg Vehicles, New Ambu- Street Repairs-Fy 2020 Fund ....$351.00 RESOLUTION NO. 933 where other public notices are displayed Approve Building Permit for Nick Wieg- vice Fee For Loan...... $8,280.68 lance Purchase...... $167,856.00 Capital Equipment Fund ..... $114,265.00 RESOLUTION APPROVING AND AU- in the Butler County Courthouse. Fur- mann, 415 Spruce, to build a 10’ X 10’ Allison AMVETS Auxillary, Senior Citi- Lincoln Savings, Money Wire Fee For Ambulance Fund ...... $158,223.00 THORIZING THE APPOINTMENT OF thermore, said notice shall be placed on shed in backyard zens Breakfast ...... $105.00 New Loan...... $21.40 Water Fund ...... $8,506.58 ASSISTANT BUTLER COUNTY AT- the County’s official website. Ayes: All. Nays: None. Motion Carried. Allison Variety, Supplies ...... $639.90 Linda McCann, Library Memorial Fund Water Tower Repairs Fund ...... TORNEY 5. The Title VI Coordinator is authorized New Business: Avesis, Vision Ins ...... $67.44 Expense ...... $20.00 ...... $104,654.35 Pursuant to Iowa Code Section to take any other actions necessary and/ Motion by Platter with a second by Davis Baker & Taylor, Library Books ...$568.60 Maguire Iron, Inc., Pay Estimate #1 For Sewer Fund ...... $9,665.94 331.903(1) and at the request of Greg or recommended by the Iowa Depart- to set Thursday, Oct. 31, 2019, as “Trick Ben & Lori O’Hare, Refund On Long Water Tower Repairs ...... $100,890.00 Landfill/Garbage Fund ...... $8,216.15 Lievens as Butler County Attorney, the ment of Transportation, or other desig- or Treat” night from 5-7 p.m. Ayes: All. Term Camping & Elec ...... $495.95 Merchant, Camping Credit Card Manag- AUGUST REVENUES Butler County Board of Supervisors nated authority to comply with the pro- Nays: None. Motion carried. BMC Aggregates, L.C., Rock ....$844.96 er ...... $286.16 General ...... $30,889.09 hereby approves the County Attorney’s visions of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act Motion by Davis with a second by Heuer Butler Co. Public Health, Pool Inspec- Merv Edeker, Park Board Expense ...... Library ...... $76.79 appointment of David A. Kuehner as As- of 1964. to approve the Mayor to sign change or- tion ...... $288.00 ...... $75.00 Library Memorial ...... $0.00 sistant Butler County Attorney effective UPON Roll Call the vote thereon was as der No. 1 for water tower repair for the ex- Butler County Computers, Library Com- Metro Brass, Park Board Expense ...... Road Use Tax ...... $14,869.33 September 22, 2019. follows: tra coat of paint in the amount of $17,000. puter Repair ...... $79.69 ...... $500.00 Employee Benefits ...... $90.90 UPON Roll Call the vote thereon was as AYES: Tom Heidenwirth, Rusty Eddy, Ayes: All. Nays: None. Motion carried. Butler County Sheriff, Law Enforcement MidAmerican Energy, Gas & Electric ..... Emergency Fund ...... $11.01 follows: Greg Barnett Motion by Cramer with a second by Services ...... $15,000.00 ...... $14,619.21 Lost - 80% Infrastructure ...... $4,622.44 AYES: Tom Heidenwirth, Greg Barnett, NAYS: None Heuer to approve the Mayor to sign Butler County Solid Waste, Sept Waste Mid-America Publishing Cr, Publica- Lost - 15% Emergency Service ...... Rusty Eddy WHEREUPON the Resolution was de- change order #1 for the street project for Disposal ...... $3,601.50 tions ...... $265.70 ...... $866.71 NAYS: NoneWHEREUPON the Resolu- clared duly adopted this 10th day of Sep- $7,942.50 to increase the application rate Butler County Treasurer, Taxes On City Midwest Breathing Air LLC, Fire Depart- Lost - 5% Economic Development ...... tion was declared duly adopted this 10th tember, 2019. of binder to match DOT specs increasing Properties ...... $2,664.00 ment Air Testing ...... $527.54 ...... $288.90 day of September, 2019. ATTEST: bid item of No. 301 from $1.53 per SY to California Street Sax, Park Board Ex- Napa Auto Parts, Shop Supplies ...... Tax Increment Financing ...... $98.36 ATTEST: Lizbeth Williams, County Auditor $1.71 per SY. Ayes: All. Nays: None. Mo- pense ...... $200.00 ...... $32.72 Special Revenue ...... $0.00 Lizbeth Williams, County Auditor Moved by Eddy, second by Barnett to tion carried. Cardconnect, Credit Card Managers ..... National Exams, Amb Equip Fund Ex- Debt Service ...... $196.98 Moved by Eddy, second by Heidenwirth approve a Non-Discrimination Agree- Motion by Cramer with a second by Da- ...... $242.09 pense ...... $49.95 Farm to Market Rd ...... $0.00 to approve the following: ment with Iowa Department of Transpor- vis to approve pay estimate No. 2 in the Cardmember City, City Credit Card Bill- Overdrive, Library Subscription ...... Yearly Street Projects ...... $0.00 RESOLUTION #934 tation. All ayes. Motion carried. amount of $191,235 for Maguire Iron, Inc. ing ...... $2,031.20 ...... $393.35 Housing Rehab Grant ...... $0.00 WHEREAS, Butler County has been the Moved by Barnett, second by Heiden- providing there are not more complaints Cardmember Service, Library Credit Payroll Checks, Total Payroll Checks .... Street Repairs - FY 2020 ....$700,000.00 recipient of federal financial assistance wirth to accept the recommendation of from residents. Ayes: All. Nays: None. Card Charges ...... $59.96 ...... $28,063.32 Capital Equipment ...... $124,962.50 from the U.S. Department of Transporta- Engineer Riherd and approve a utility Motion carried. Central Iowa Distr, Supplies For Shop & Physicians Claims Co, Ambulance Bill- Ambulance ...... $158,223.00 tion; and permit for Cedar Falls Utilities to update The total bill received from Blacktop Cemetery ...... $271.40 ing Service ...... $285.13 Library Building Project ...... $0.00 WHEREAS, in receiving such financial service at 31372 Yale Avenue. All ayes. Service Company for the street projects Christie Door, Overhead Door Work On Plastic Recy Of Ia Falls, Park Board Ex- Perpetual Care ...... $0.00 assistance Butler County is mandated to Motion carried. was $591,947.02 which was $14,147.87 Ems Bldg ...... $727.30 pense ...... $900.00 Water ...... $7,602.14 comply with the provisions of Title VI of No public comment received. more than the contract that was ap- City Of Allison, Library & City Hall Water Pool Tech - Commercial, Pool Degreas- Water Reserve Fund ...... $0.00 the Civil Rights Act of 1964; and Board approved claims as submitted. proved with them. This item was tabled Bills ...... $120.75 er ...... $64.64 Water Depreciation ...... $0.00 WHEREAS, the Iowa Department of Board acknowledged receipt of Manure until the next meeting and the Mayor will Clappsaddle-Garber Assocs, Engineer- Ryan Exterminating, Exterminating At Water Tower Repairs ...... $300,000.00 Transportation has directed Butler Coun- Management Plan Annual Update and be in contact with Mark Steffes about the ing For Water Tower & Streets & Phase Shop ...... $32.00 Customer Deposits ...... $0.00 ty to adopt certain documents and put name change for Brinkman Hog Farm situation. Ii Sewer Project ...... $5,398.65 Sharon Niehaus, Cleaning At Library ..... Sewer ...... $25,377.30 certain programs into place in order to Site to Allie Site. Council discussed the $4,815 in interest Cordes Excavating, Porta Potty At Cem- ...... $174.00 Sewer Reserve ...... $0.00 comply with Title VI of the Civil Rights Moved by Eddy, second by Barnett paid to the City by the County Treasur- etery ...... $160.00 Shred-It, Shredding Services ...... $45.00 Sewer Depreciation ...... $0.00 Act of 1964; and to adjourn the meeting at 9:30 a.m., to er for the delinquent water bills that were Crawford-Miller Lumber, Shop Supplies Star Graphics, Envelopes For City Hall . 2015 Lagoon Project ...... $0.00 WHEREAS, in order to continue receiv- Tuesday, Sept. 17, 2019, at 9 a.m. Mo- certified to the taxes of Hayes Business ...... $21.12 ...... $210.25 2017 Sewer Relining Project ...... $0.00 ing federal financial assistance from the tion carried. Group. Delta Dental Of Iowa, Dental Ins ...... State Library Of Iowa, Library Subscrip- Sewer Sinking Fund ...... $0.00 U.S. Department of Transportation, the The above and foregoing is a true and Council informed Glenda that any ques- ...... $312.20 tion ...... $91.00 Landfill/Garbage ...... $9,025.12 adoption of certain documents and es- correct copy of the minutes and proceed- tions of Hayes Business Group should be Des Moines Register, Library Subscrip- Stirling Lawn Care, Mowing ....$5,070.00 Storm Water ...... $996.30 tablishment of certain programs is nec- ings of a regular adjourned meeting of directed to the City Attorney as they do tion ...... $288.03 Sult Electric, Park Electrical Repair ...... 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The Farm Bureau stand behind Iowa’s farm fam- sports. members urged Iowa’s elect- ilies and communities that rely ed officials to approve of the on agriculture, something Sen. Take radioonthego United States-Mexico-Canada Joni Ernst appreciates. agreement (USMCA) and end “I’d like to thank you for with you where ever you go. the abuse of waivers allowing visiting,” Ernst said. “You are refiners to sidestep ethanol the ones providing us with the RadioOnTheGo.com blend requirements, sharing stories and the message we can how critical those two issues are take to the president.” for Iowa agriculture. Those participating in the During a meeting with Rep. trip included Holly Merritt, of Dave Loebsack, Paul Belzer of Clarksville; Scott Rottinghaus, Monroe County shared how the of Waterloo; and Clay Geiter, of downturned ag economy has Grundy Center. impacted his farm and his farm “Our members brought very equipment dealership. real concerns to their lawmak- “We see the impact of trade ers in Washington, sharing per- policy across the board,” Belzer sonal examples of the impact of said. “Our customers are hold- ag policy back home and asked ing off on purchases, and we’re for a commitment to support used to seeing a cycle where important issues like trade and we have a sales slump every renewable fuels that impact five years or so, but we’re still Iowa farm families and com- down, and things aren’t looking munities,” said Daniel Heady, up anytime soon.” Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Darren Stein of Benton (IFBF) national policy advisor. 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The Institute has pre- some day bring my kids into it,” ing abuse.” leadership skills and working pared more than 500 leaders Stein said. “If we don’t have the The Ag Leaders Institute is to create a network of leaders since 1998. ethanol byproducts, like distill- a year-long program offered to across Iowa. The Institute cul-

VOLLEYBALL FROM PAGE 8 She wasn’t wrong. In the first two sets, AGWSR commit- ted 27 errors ranging from hit- Online at MyIowaHome.com ting errors to net violations and service errors. The final three sets, the Cougars combined for 18, and eight of those were in Your helpful source for home the third set. And AGWSR combined for searches, reports and valuations! 70 digs, a good percentage in- crease in the later sets, covering well. In the first three sets, Syd- Serving the metro area since 2003 ney Eiklenborg had tallied eight kills; she finished with 10. Setter Natalie Gerstein fin- ished with 40 of the team’s 42 Matt Grohe assists, covering the floor well and adjusting to her passers as the match progressed. “Natalie does a good job. I RE/MAX Agent never have to question wheth- er she is going to work hard,” Mobile/Text/SMS: 515-988-3726 coach Smith said. “I know she is going to be out there busting her butt to get to the ball, and her set selection is getting bet- ter, recognizing who we need to give the ball to and when. That’s something we are still working North Butler setter Brynn Salge makes a back-set as AGWSR on. Always a hard worker. blocker Taylor Sperfslage is ready to defend during this non- “I feel like we were off all- conference match. The Bearcats led 2-0, only to see AGWSR around (passing). Our serve re- rally. (Kristi Nixon Photo) ceive is usually more solid than that. We were pushing her really North Butler was rated just the After being ranked for the tight. She’s not a tall setter. We week prior. first time, the Bearcats then have to give her room at the net “I think it should be a con- went on to be swept by sec- to run our offense, and even fidence-builder for us. I think ond-ranked (2A) Osage and throughout the match, we had we are still really learning how then lost in the semifinals of the tendency to push her tight. we need to come out and be the Belmond-Klemme tourney But I felt like we made some prepared to play,” coach Smith against Hampton-Dumont. good adjustments and pulled it said. “We had a tough match “I would be lying if I said out when we needed to.” with Iowa Falls on Tuesday and that the girls’ confidence With momentum fully on just rebounding from that and wasn’t down a little bit now, AGWSR’s side, the Cougars rat- getting ready again to play is and they’re a little bit frustrat- tled off the first five points of something we are struggling ed with how we played at the *2Ʉ$.Ʉ/# Ʉ/$( Ʉ/*Ʉ the fifth set and had a 12-6 lead with. And that’s a hard thing to tournament (at Belmond) and when Schwickerath called her do, mentally and physically. It how we played tonight, as well *Ʉ4*0Ʉ) ɄɄ *- -Ʉ4*0-Ʉ0./*(Ɲ final timeout. was good for me to see that and as not challenging Osage as '*"*Ʉ!*-Ʉ4*0-Ʉ *(($/Ʉ/*ɄɄ*$'Ʉ $Ʉ  Ʉ' ) -.Ʉ It should be somewhat of a turn it around and fight; that much as they would have liked corner turned for AGWSR since was important for us.” to,” Schwickerath said. “But we 0.$) ..ƑɄ-Ʉ%0./Ʉ )" ( )/Ʉ
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