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The recently-concluded 2015 construction the new Casey’s began WEDNESDAY Jackson County Fair — the 90th soon after­ward. such event in the county’s histo- Later in the year, the Holton school ry — marked the first time that all district acquired the Jackson County Jackson fair events were held at the North- Fair Building. The sale of both the is Electio east Kansas Heritage Complex, and plot where the new Ca­sey’s is locat- County 4-H ay n many involved with the fair said the ed and the Fair Build­ing guaranteed d D transition from the old fair­grounds in that the 2015 fair would be held at MARCH MADNESS s a Fair parade e y Holton to the fair’s new home went the Heritage Complex. u ! smoother than expected.­ The only aspect of the fair that T “The fair was a huge success at the some expressed disappointment NCAA men’s set for 6! new location,” said Cara Robin­son, about was the midway, provided Jackson County 4-H program man- again by Toby’s Amusements of tournament ager. “This was a transition year for Arma. However, Allen noted that the us, locating to a brand new facility, number of rides and games provided­ bracket on and I was really impressed with the by Toby’s, which some said was work that the Jackson County Fair fewer than in previous years, was page 10! Board and the volun­teers that came “out of the fair board’s con­trol.” out to help did, making the 2015 fair “To us, the fair’s really about 4-H one to re­member.” and the 4-H kids, and that all went Jackson County Fair Board Presi- terrifically,” he said. “The midway dent Aaron Allen agreed. generates some income for us, but “I thought we had a great fair,” it’s a sideline.” Allen said. “We didn’t hear any neg- Robinson said this year’s fair saw ative comments on it, and I couldn’t a total of 2,043 4-H entries, which have been more pleased.” marked a slight decline from last For several years, starting in the year. The reason for the de­cline, she late 1940s and early 1950s, when the said, was that 4-H mem­bers were first buildings were erected at the in- more limited in the num­ber of items Members of a work crew from Topeka Landscaping, working in conjunction with Brahma Excavating of Holton, worked on a brick tersection of U.S. Highway 75 and they could submit in the foods and retaining wall Thursday afternoon at the Holton Elementary School construction site. Construction superintendent David Lassiter Kansas Highway 16 in Holton, the photography catego­ries, and poultry of Nabholz Construction said that in spite of spring rains “putting a dent in our schedule,” construction crews are doing their best Jackson County Fair was held at the exhibits were not allowed this year to get the new school building ready in time for its fall 2016 opening. Photo by Brian Sanders fair­grounds located at that intersec- due to avian flu concerns. tion, with the ex­cep­tion of the fair’s “This was due to the limited space horse show, held at the Circleville in the small exhibit building, be- Saddle Club. In 2010, the horse cause we didn’t know what kind of show was moved to the Heritage entries we would get for the open Complex, becoming the first fair class department,” Robinson said. Christmas Bureau still looking for leader event to be held at that site. “We did not display the food sam- The fair board has been working to ples this year like in years past, and By Ali Holcomb that year, according to an article in selected for each family were put ceive nothing, the article said. sell the fairground land and property the 4-Hers could only display three Leadership is still being sought the Dec. 10, 1981, issue of The Hol- together and delivered to the appli- In its eighth year, 183 families to help fund construction of build- of their arts and crafts entries during for this year’s upcoming Jackson ton Recorder. cants’ homes. were “adopted” and more than 400 ings at the Heritage Com­plex, and the fair. But they were able to have County Ministerial Alliance Christ- The Northeast Kansas Human Re- Many of the families were also additional families were served by in early 2014, it was announced­ that all six of their arts and crafts judged mas Bureau. sources Association was a non-profit “adopted” by area organizations, the bureau, according to a report in Ca­sey’s General Store would build at the pre-fair judging.”­ The following is a brief history of group of social service agencies that churches and individuals that agreed The Recorder. a new store on part of the grounds. the Christmas Bureau and some of served those five counties. to take over the responsibility of fill- In 1990, 657 applications were ac- The livestock barns were demolished­ Continued to Page 12 the changes that have occurred over Although created by the human ing the families’ boxes with gifts and cepted that included 2,099 people. the years since its formation. resources association, the Christmas food. In the early 1990s, the Christmas Jackson County’s Christmas Bu- Bureau in Jackson County was orga- In 1981, donations sought includ- Bureau “store” was set up in an area reau has been serving needy families nized locally through the Northeast ed money, canned goods, blankets church each year to allow families Cowger’s support of each holiday season since 1981, it Kansas Community Action Program and new or used toys, as well as food to “shop” for Christmas gifts. The was reported. (NEK-CAP) from 1981 to 2009. for a Christmas dinner. store was previously set up as a two- The Northeast Kansas Human Re- During its first year of existence, One of the goals of the bureau was day event. St. Dominic’s Parish Hall sources Association initially imple- families that needed extra assistance to prevent the abuse that sometimes hosted the event in 1992, and Trinity 4-H programs noted mented Christmas Bureau events for during the holidays filled out an ap- occurs when a family goes from one Lutheran Church hosted it in 1999. families in Brown, Doniphan, Atchi- plication at NEK-CAP’s office and charitable group to another soliciting By Ali Holcomb each. All proceeds went directly son, Nemaha and Jackson counties boxes of donated items specifically gifts while other needy families re- Continued to Page 12 Among the government officials, to the construction of the new fair- businesses and 4-H families honored grounds. The quilt drawing plus the during the recent dedication of the meal from the “Wolf Hunt” dinner Northeast Kansas Heritage Complex, raised $20,000, it was reported. stood 99-year-old Irene Cowger. “I’ve quilted all my life,” Cowger Local parole absconder captured in Oklahoma Cowger has been a lifelong sup- said. “My mother sewed and taught porter of the Jackson County Fair me very early on.” A Jackson County resident who by Oklahoma authorities on local Morse said more Jackson County Morse said an Internet social media and continues to participate in the The eight-foot by eight-foot quilt had been at large after leading law charges there. officers arrived, along with officers comment led to Adams’ possible lo­ open class competitions. This year donated by Cowger was constructed enforcement on an Aug. 1 manhunt Adams had been reported as a sus- from other counties, Kansas High­ cation at a bar in Pryor, a commu­ she won a purple ribbon for a large in a star pattern and was red and has been captured in northeastern picious person while in south­eastern way Patrol, K-9 units and a heli­ nity located about 45 miles north­east quilt appliquéd by two or more peo- white. Oklahoma, according to Jackson Jackson County earlier this month, copter, to assist the deputy in find­ing of Tulsa. Morse’s office then called ple and a blue ribbon for her angel “I decided I wanted to do some- County Sheriff Tim Morse. Morse said. A Jackson County depu- Adams, but he was not immediately­ Oklahoma law enforcement and food cake. thing to help out so I donated it,” she Danny Ross Adams, 25, of Deni- ty was attempting to identify Adams located due to the thick ter­rain. Dep- requested Adams’ arrest, which oc- She was included in the dedication said. “Every dollar helps.” son, was picked up by law enforce- when it was re­ported that Adams was uties responded to a vari­ety of re- curred shortly afterward in Pryor. ceremony for her donation of a large Cowger, whose maiden name was ment in Pryor, Okla., after the Jack- listed as a parole absconder in rela- ports of possible sightings of Adams According to Morse, Adams had quilt that was sold in 2009 during a Spiker, was born in Jackson County son County Sheriff’s Office received tion to a 2012 conviction on a bur- over the next few days, he added. allegedly provided a false name to special “Wolf Hunt” type dinner or- near Soldier. She joined 4-H at a information that Adams may have glary charge in Wyandotte County, The sheriff’s office had received Oklahoma authorities. Adams is also ganized by the East Grant Club. young age. been headed to Oklahoma,­ Morse and Adams reportedly fled on foot information since then that Adams facing local charges in Okla­homa, it A drawing was held to win the said. Adams is cur­rently being held into a thickly wooded area. may have headed to Oklahoma, and was reported. quilt, and tickets were sold for $1 Continued to Page 12

New school year begins The Big, Bad Wolf, played by Jesse this week for area students Joiner (front), pleaded for Wednesday marks the start of the tary school open house will be held compas- new 2015-16 school year for most from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday. And sion in the young people in the Jackson County at Wetmore, a back-to-school sup­per courtroom area, and students and teachers alike is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, during the are looking forward to a few more followed by an iPad meeting for par- song “Have activities as they make the transition ents at 7:30 p.m. Mercy On Me” from pool days to school days. In the Holton district, open houses in a scene Some middle and high school stu- at the city’s two elementary schools from this dents are hitting the practice fields mark the beginning of the final year weekend’s today before hitting the books later of classes at those two facilities, as “The Big Bad this week, as today marks the be- con­struction of the new Holton Ele­ Musical.” ginning of fall sports practice for mentary School near the Colorado The wolf was all area schools. Royal Valley High Elementary School site is expected joined by his School is scheduled to host a volley- to be complete­ in time for the 2016- “Wolfettes” ball parent meeting at 6 p.m. today 17 school year. The new school will (back row, in the RVHS gym commons. house all Holton stu­dents in pre-kin- from left) Ma- Open house events have also been dergarten through fifth grades, it was riah Woltje, scheduled to help elementary stu- re­ported. Jenna Joiner, dents get familiar with their school A Holton pre-school open house Lilly Kimberlin buildings. At Royal Valley Elemen- has been scheduled for 5:30 p.m. and Norah tary School in Hoyt, an open house today at Central Elementary School, Kelly. The has been scheduled for 5:30 p.m. on and two more elementary open hous- musical was Tuesday, followed by an open house es are set for Tuesday. Students in presented and fifth grade ori­entation meeting kindergarten through second grades by Holton at 7 p.m. at Royal Valley Middle and their parents may take part in the Community School in Mayetta. Theatre and At Jackson Heights, an elemen­ Continued to Page 12 supported through a NEKLS Des- TUESDAY’S WEATHER FORECAST: tination Li- T-STORMS POSSIBLE, HIGH OF 76 braries grant. Look for the complete forecast on page 2. Photo by Ali Holcomb

Sundays Two of the most despairing words are “if only.” 9:15 a.m. - Sunday School 10:30 a.m. - Worship If we focus on the “if only” we will never see the possibilities that lie ahead. 5:00 p.m. - Prayer Time 5:15 p.m. - RISC Paul said, “but one thing I do, forgetting what lies behind 6:00 p.m. - Sr. High Youth Other activities available www.fbcholton.com 364-3423 and reaching forward to what lies ahead.” Philippians 3:13b throughout the week. DISTRICT COURT NEWS

THE HOLTON RECORDER, MONDAY, AUG. 17, 2015, PAGE 2 DISTRICT COURT NEWS sentenced to six months in jail, sus­ John J. DeLello and Tianne D. Al­ Traffic Small Claims pended; placed on 12 months proba­ exander, sought divorce; granted. Matthew R. Gifford, operating a Filed tion and fined $200 plus court costs. In the matter of the marriage of motor vehicle without liability in­ Kerwin and Carolyn McKee vs. State of Kansas vs. Ranie E. Wil­ Sherri K. Boyke and Chad B. Boyke, surance, $908. Josh Muller, seeking judgment of liams, Carbondale, theft; dismissed.­ sought divorce; granted. Kenneth L. Manis, transporting an $350 plus interest and court costs. State of Kansas vs. Gino V. Vic­ Filed open container, $208. Andrew Bartell vs. Blair Wag­ner, chiullo, Mayetta, criminal trespass; In the matter of the marriage of Marcus A. Mears Jr., speeding, seeking judgment of $1,000 plus in­ dismissed Thomas K. Kelly and Annette Eakes- $201. terest and court costs. Filed Kelly, seeking divorce. Katelyn M. Ritzert, improper stop State of Kansas vs. Teal Bailey, or turn signal, license to be carried Mayetta, domestic battery. and exhibited upon demand, $203. Criminal State of Kansas vs. Travis R. Hun­ Marriage Licenses Jose A. Veloz, driving under the Dispositions ley, Topeka, aggravated battery,­ two Barry N. Fox, 35, Topeka influence of alcohol and/or drugs, State of Kansas vs. Kevin B. Cart­ counts of violation of a protective Heather L. Dover, 37, Topeka found guilty. er, Topeka, possession of marijuana, order, domestic battery. no proof of insurance; sentenced to Andrew J. Lemon, 23, Holton one year in jail, sus­pended; placed Kendyl A. McAllister, 21, Holton Limited Civil on 12 months probation­ and fined Domestic Dispositions $1,000 plus court costs. Dispositions Drake C. Cully, 48, Lawrence Frank Tecchio and Carol Tec­chio State of Kansas vs. Nicholas T. In the matter of the marriage of Rhonda D. Puckkee, 52, Holton vs. Cassie Brumley, sought eviction Nichols, Wetmore, possession of of defendant from rental premises marijuana, possession of drug para­ plus damages and court costs; grant­ phernalia; dismissed. ed. State of Kansas vs. Lacy E. Hug, Filed Hoyt, domestic battery, disorderly Sheriff’s officers note arrests Community HealthCare System conduct; dismissed. n Inc. vs. Thomas W. Bontrager, seek­ State of Kansas vs. Charles J.L. The Jackson County Sheriff’s Of­ On Aug. 7, Howard With, 42, ing judgment of $688.10 plus inter­ Moore, Holton, residential bur­glary, fice has reported the following­ ar Pamona, was arrested on charges rests: of driving while suspended, driving est and court costs. theft by deception, criminal damage n Pulmonary and Sleep Associates to property; dismissed. On July 30, Blake Pearson, 27, while declared a habitual violator P.A. vs. Shawn Harris, seeking judg­ State of Kansas vs. Shelly L. Waid, Topeka, was arrested on a criminal and operating a vehicle without li­ ment of $175 plus interest and court Stilwell, Okla., battery; sen­tenced to warrant on a probation violation ability insurance. charge. n On Aug. 7, Fernando Osomio, costs. six months in jail, sus­pended; placed n Continental L.L.C. vs. Regena on six months pro­bation and fined On Aug. 1, Richard Brooks, 50, 28, Kansas City, Mo., was arrested Sackrider, seeking judgment of $100 plus court costs. Topeka, was arrested on charges of on charges of driving under the influ­ $515.74 plus interest and court State of Kansas vs. Susie L. Beck­ driving while suspended and operat­ ence of alcohol and/or drugs, fleeing costs. with-Essman, Silver Lake, criminal ing a vehicle with no registration and or attempting to elude law enforce­ Select1 L.L.C. vs. Kenneth R. trespass; dismissed. no liability insurance. ment, reckless driving and driving n On Aug. 2, Bruce Doxtator Jr., while suspended. Hahn, seeking judgment of $628.50 State of Kansas vs. Dennis R. Sti­ n plus interest and court costs. erwalt II, Holton, domestic battery;­ 20, Lawrence, was arrested on a traf­ On Aug. 7, Christy Bridgeford, fic traffic warrant on a charge of fail­ 59, Osage City, was arrested on ure to appear. a criminal warrant on a charge of n On Aug. 3, Edgar Lopez-Car­ theft. Two from Mayetta hurt dona, 27, Topeka, was arrested on a n On Aug. 8, Camoran Shopteese, criminal warrant on a charge of fail­ 28, Muscotah, was arrested on a ure to appear and on a criminal war­ charge of driving while suspended. in Nebraska accident rant on a charge of aggravated failure n On Aug. 8, Raymond Grant Jr., to appear. 37, Topeka, was arrested on a crimi­ A four-vehicle accident in Nema­ mini van driven by Benjamin Ideus n On Aug. 3, Danielle Hokanson, nal warrant on a charge of failure to ha County, Neb. injured five people, of Tecumseh, causing a chain reac­ 30, Topeka, was arrested on three appear. including two Mayetta residents. tion crash with the two vehicles in criminal warrants on probation vio­ n On Aug. 8, Zarric Baker, 19, According to the Nebraska High­ front of Ideus’ vehicle. lation charges. Hoyt, was arrested on a traffic war­ way Patrol, the accident occurred at The occupant of the vehicle di­ n On Aug. 3, Joseph Grant, 31, rant on a charge of failure to appear. 10:45 a.m. Wednesday on U.S. High­ rectly in front of Ideus’ van was un­ Topeka, was arrested on a criminal n On Aug. 9, Jeffrey Peak, 29, way 75, three miles north of Auburn injured, but the two inside the lead warrant on a probation violation Topeka, was arrested on charges of near 732nd Road. At that time, three vehicle, identified as David Herring charge. driving under the influence of al­ northbound vehicles were stopped on and Carolyn Herring, both of May­ n On Aug. 4, Andrew Evans, 36, cohol and/or drugs, driving while the highway when a mini van, driven etta, suffered injuries. Topeka, was arrested on a criminal suspended and transporting an open by Cassidy Robertson of Auburn, did They, along with Ideus, his pas­ warrant on charges of burglary and container. Peak was also arrested on not slow down as it approached the senger, Kristin Ideus of Tecumseh, theft of property. two Shawnee County traffic warrants stopped vehicles. and Robertson, were transported to n On Aug. 4, Rahim Esquibl, 29, on charges of failure to appear. According to the patrol, Robert­ Nemaha County Hospital for treat­ Topeka, was arrested on a criminal n On Aug. 10, Stephanie Schilt, son’s vehicle struck the rear of a ment of injuries. warrant on charges of theft, violation 32, Mayetta, was arrested on a crimi­ BRING CUSTOMERS INTO YOUR PLACE OF BUSINESS! of protection order and harassment nal warrant on a charge of aggravated by telephone. assault. You Could Be Advertising In This Prime Spot! n On Aug. 4, Angelo Aldridge, n On Aug. 10, Kelly Greeson, 30, Accidents reported in county 28, Topeka, was arrested on a charge Topeka, was arrested on two crimi­ Call Allen, Shannon, Errin or David of driving while suspended. nal warrants on probation violation The Jackson County Sheriff’s Of­ left of the road and struck two mail­ n On Aug. 5, Teal Bailey, 23, charges. at The Holton Recorder (785) 364-3141 fice has reported the following acci­ boxes. Strecker’s 1996 Acura sus­ Mayetta, was arrested on a charge of n On Aug. 12, Zenor Wiggins, 31, and reserve this spot as a weather sponsor today! dents: tained damage to its front bumper domestic battery. On Aug. 7, Bailey Topeka, was arrested on a traffic war­ n At 11 p.m. on July 22, Jona­ and rear left quarter panel that was was arrested on a charge of motion to rant on a charge of failure to appear. than Watkins, 31, Goff, was travel­ listed at more than $1,000. It was revoke bond. n On Aug. 12, Jamiee Trueblood, ing south on J Road, just north of towed from the scene. n On Aug. 6, Jesse Rhodd, 33, To­ 27, Kansas City, Mo., was arrested the 278th Road intersection, when he The damaged mailboxes and posts peka, was arrested on a criminal war­ on a criminal warrant on a charge of swerved his vehicle to miss striking a were owned by Timothy Martin and rant on a charge of failure to appear. aggravated failure to appear. School is almost in session! deer in the road. The vehicle left the Melvin Bailey of rural Mayetta. road to the west, re-entered the road n At 5:15 p.m. on Aug. 2, Cas­ Get ready to take a break and then entered a south ditch on the sandra Kenworthy, 17, Soldier, was other side of the intersection. It over­ traveling west on 270th Road near F Westar schedules Tuesday and relax with a puzzle, turned and struck a fence. Road when she lost control of her Watkins’ 2006 Chevrolet sustained vehicle and it entered a ditch on the journal or damage to its front bumper, hood, north side of the road. Kenworthy’s blackout in Denison area top, left side and front right quarter 1999 Ford sustained damage to its Residents in the Denison area intersection of V6 Road and Seventh activity book! panel that was listed at more than front bumper, hood, undercarriage will be without electricity late Tues­ Street in Denison. $1,000. It was towed from the scene. and left and right sides that was list­ day due to a power outage scheduled Denison area residents south of No injuries were reported ed at more than $1,000. It was towed by Westar Energy, it was reported. V6 and 198th roads will be impacted­ n At 12:15 a.m. on July 22, Jor­ from the scene. Decorate a cake • Light a candle or Pamper your feet! n The power outage is expected to by this outage, which Westar said dynn Brown, 18, Holton, was travel­ At 10:20 p.m. on Aug. 4, Cody start at about 11 p.m. Tuesday and was scheduled for late at night to ing east on Kansas Highway 9 near Purdum, 20, Mayetta, was traveling 25% off Camille Beckman, th last through Wednesday morning, or help mitigate some of the inconve­ O Road when her 1996 Toyota struck east on 106 Road near H Road when about eight hours, Westar offi­cials nience caused by the outage. Affect­ Habersham & Puzzles! a raccoon in the road. The Toyota his 1999 Dodge left the wet road and noted. The outage is necessary to al­ ed residents have also been mailed sustained damage to its front bumper struck a tree. low Westar crews to safely re­place notices of the upcoming outage, it Remember your sack.... that was listed at less than $1,000. Purdum’s vehicle sustained dam­ a utility pole in need of repair at the was reported. DID YOU KNOW? We have LAYAWAY year round! n At 3 a.m. on July 30, Brady St­ age to its front bumper, hood, wind­ recker, 18, Hoyt, was traveling east shield and front right and left sides on 142nd Road a few miles east of that was listed at more than $1,000. Regular Hours: U.S. Highway 75 when his vehicle It was towed from the scene. Mon.-Fri.: 9 am-6 pm Public Notice Sat.: 9 am-5 pm Sun.: Noon-4 pm Holton police report arrests (First published in The Holton 2015. Recorder, Holton, Kan., on Monday, SEALED BIDS only for farming The following arrests were re­ported n Tony McClendon, 59, Holton, Aug. 3, 2015.) and grazing lease on tracts of land in recent days by the Holton Police was arrested Aug. 8 on charges of do­ on the Potawatomi Reservation Department. mestic battery and criminal damage­ to NOTICE OF FARMING AND will be received until the Lease n Brent Derrick, 37, Holton, was ar­ property. GRAZING LEASE SALE Sale begins at 10 A.M., August rested July 30 on charges of do­mestic n Angela McDaniel, 39, Holton, TO BE HELD 26, 2015. battery and disorderly conduct.­ was arrested Aug. 8 on charges of UNITED STATES For a copy of the advertised n Jacob Sanchez, 24, Horton, was driving under the influence of alco­ DEPARTMENT OF THE lease packet, which describes arrested July 31 on charges of driving hol and/or drugs, failure to maintain­ a INTERIOR the tracts being offered, and sale under the influence of alcohol­ and/or single lane and driving left of center. BUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRS conditions, please contact the drugs and failure to maintain a single n Joshua Powell, 35, Raeford, N.C., HORTON AGENCY – Branch of Realty, Horton Agency, lane. was arrested Aug. 8 on charges of HORTON, KS 66439 Horton, KS at 785-486-2161. n Michael Bakos, 38, Topeka, was driving under the influence­ of alcohol Bids are to be opened at 10 arrested Aug. 2 on a Topeka failure to and/or drugs, driving­ left of center and INVITATION FOR BIDS under A.M. at the Rock Building ad- appear warrant. refusal of a preliminary breath test. sealed and oral auction of the jacent to the Prairie Band Farming and Grazing Lease Sale Potawatomi Tribal Administration on Indian trust property, conduct- Office, 16281 Q Road, Mayetta, ed by the Horton Agency, Bureau KS 66509. Tickets still available for Heart of Indian Affairs on August 26, ML61t3 of Jackson’s Corvair drawing Tickets are still available for the are sold. Heart of Jackson Humane Society’s Heart of Jackson officials said drawing for a classic 1966 Chevrolet­ the drawing was being held to raise Corvair, it was reported. funds to help cover the humane so­ “We’re right about halfway” ciety shelter’s general operating through the total of 600 tickets expenses. The Corvair has been do­ available for sale, according to Betty nated for use in the drawing, it was Flemming of the humane so­ciety. noted. Tickets are available for $25 each, To buy tickets, or for more in­ and humane society officials said a formation, contact the humane so­ drawing will be held after the tickets ciety at 364-5156.

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MEMORIES MEMORIESTHE HOLTON RECORDER, MONDAY, AUG. 17, 2015, PAGE 3 MEMORIES MEMORIES Compiled from the Holton Recorder archives by Kendra McClain Starting soon, Holton utility cus- 5 Years Ago tomers will have the ability to use 25 Years Ago Week of Aug. 16-22, 2010 their debit or credit cards to pay their Week of Aug. 16-22, 1990 electric and water bills, it has been Doris Foster of rural Hoyt has MEMORIES“A little dab of the Old West” announced. been active in 4-H for about 40 years remains in Jackson County on the as a leader with the Hoyt Livewires. Christian Longhorn ranch south of Foster will be stepping down and de- 10 Years Ago Holton. About 50 of the original voting her energies to canning and Week of Aug. 16-22, 2005 American cattle graze there, elicit- making jams and jellies, as well as MEMORIESing nostalgic feelings in passersby. sharing her food preservation and Ray and Becky Campbell recently One such cow, Franz, a 15-year- baking skills with young people. held a ribbon cutting ceremony at old Longhorn, sports the trademark Even at 88, Foster said she plans to their new winery. The Campbells “Texas twist” horn shape, measuring continue working one-on-one with have grown grapes and made wine 44 inches from tip to tip. young people for as long as she can. at theirMEMORIES homestead east of Holton and Holton could bustle with the ex- She brought home a couple of open- north of Denison for nearly a decade. citement of Hollywood for two days class grand champion ribbons at this The award-winning winemakers are in November if the Jackson County year’s Jackson County Fair. turning this hobby into a business, Commission agrees to a request from Although Holton veterinarian Dr. both for fun and to draw tourism and the Kansas Film Commission. Ac- Tim Parks mainly practices on cattle, moneyMEMORIES to the area. cording to chamber director Dianna horses and domestic animals, his “Modern medicine with old- Wilson, the Kansas Film Commis- consultation with the care of a gi- fashioned values.” That is the motto sion had contacted her about using raffe at the Topeka Zoo hasn’t been of Dr. Roy Hall of Family Practice the district courtroom for one scene too much of a stretch. Hope, a one- Associates in Holton. In October, in a film, and allowing a helicopter month-old giraffe at the zoo, has been Hall purchased an authentic doc- to land or hover over the roof of the in the spotlight recently after she was tor’s buggy built in 1892, and about Courthouse in another. born with hyperflexed tendons in her once a month, he drives the buggy on Tom Brown has resigned as Jack- ankle joins, affecting both of her rear home visits to patients. His 10-year- son County’sMEMORIES appraiser, it was report- hooves. Parks has been one of the old Haflinger horse, Molly, pulls the ed. In the letter, Brown stated that he With construction of the new Holton Elementary School in the vicinity of Holton’s Colorado El- resources interim zoo veterinarian buggy most frequently (Hall has six was leaving to find new challenges, ementary School closing the 500 block of Colorado Avenue, the creation of a cul-de-sac for parents Joe Kamer has turned to since Hope other horses that run the pasture near but he expressed appreciation for the who drop off or pick up their children at the school’s front door was deemed necessary by school was born on July 11, as the two have his Whiting home). commission’s support and coopera- officials. Parents who drop off and pick up their children at that location are asked to enter the open known each other since high school. When it’s completed a year from tion withMEMORIES him during reappraisal. part of the 500 block of Colorado (shown above) from the east on Fifth Street, drop off or pick up Plans for the operation of a dog now, the size of the new Prairie Band their children, then proceed to the cul-de-sac (shown at upper left), turn around and exit the area to kennel near Whiting were approved Potawatomi Nation health care cen- the west on Fifth. The 2015-16 school year starts Wednesday. Photo by Brian Sanders on Thursday, Aug. 12, by the Jackson ter will be comparable to the size 50 Years Ago County Board of Zoning Appeals. of Holton Community Hospital, Week of Aug. 16-22, 1965 Chris and Lorilee Thomas of rural and its quality will make it perhaps Whiting plan to operate the kennel the best of its kind in the midwest- MoreMEMORIES abundant crops are in town! on property south of the northeastern ern United States, it was reported. Mrs. Glen Frazier of Mayetta recent- Homestead’s Beef for Seniors program Jackson County city. A 37,000-square-foot facility is ly picked two large onions from her Loretta Fitzgerald is taking over planned on the 80-acre tract of land garden, each one weighing more than head coaching duties for Jackson on 198th Road to serve an estimated a pound. The largest one weighed a making more than 80 deliveries this year Heights volleyball, it was reported. 5,000 patients. pound and one eighth and measured 12 inches around. The delivery of more than 80 day to Homestead’s senior develop- from the sales to purchase more ani- The Pilot Club of Holton is making trays of beef to senior citizens par­ ments in Augusta, Harper, Marion, mals or put away for college,­ it was it possible for adults to earn college ticipating in Homestead Affordable Mulvane and Haysville. reported. credit by attending classes in Holton Housing’s Beef for Seniors pro­gram Homestead’s Beef for Seniors In the first year of the program, it School Lunch Menus this fall. The University of Kansas has begun, according to Homestead program began in 2009 as a way to was reported that four steers were will provide instructors for one or executive director Tom Bishop. help people whose limited retire­ purchased to provide nearly 3,200 Jackson Heights USD 335 more classes if enrollments of 15 or On Thursday, about 32 trays of ment income often makes it diffi­ lbs. of beef for senior citizens. Bish- cuit and gravy, fruit and milk; Lunch more are assured. beef were delivered to residents at cult to decide whether to buy food op said that at this year’s live­stock Wednesday, Aug. 19: Breakfast – – Hot ham and cheese on a bun, po- Ethel Shaw has completed a new Homestead Senior Residences Hol- or medicine with their money. The auction, eight steers were purchased, Breakfast pizza, fruit, juice and milk; tato wedges, fresh broccoli, fruit and front for her building on the east side ton, Trinity Place Senior Resi­dences program also helps local 4-H youth having an approximate hanging Lunch – Hamburger on a bun, lettuce milk. of the Holton Square. The front fea- in Atchison, Bartell Place Senior and supports the local economy, it weight of 5,325 lbs. and tomato, sweet potato fries, fruit Prairie Hills USD 113 tures redwood and paneled doors. Residences in Junction City and was reported. “Thanks for your donations to cocktail, rice crispy bar and milk. Thursday, Aug. 20: Breakfast – The building houses Shaw’s Vanity Homestead Senior Residences in Through the program, banks and help in providing for the quality of Thursday, Aug. 20: Break- Sausage or egg biscuit sandwich; Beauty Shop and the Glen Rogers In- Wamego, Bishop said. More than 50 community members donate funds life and health for our senior ten­ fast – Pancake on a stick, sliced Lunch – Chicken nuggets and na- surance Agency. trays are expected to be delivered to- used to purchase steers raised by ants,” Bishop said. “It means more pears, juice and milk; Lunch – chos, seasoned green beans, baby The 4-H Fair parade on Wednes- Whole-grain corn dog, oven fries, 4-H members at the Jackson Coun- than you will ever know.” carrots, pineapple and milk. day, Aug. 18, was one of the largest in Recorder ty Fair’s annual livestock auction. For more information on the Beef garden spinach salad, seasoned Friday, Aug. 21: Breakfast – the history of the fair, it was reported. Many of the young people whose for Seniors program, contact Bishop peas, apple wedges and milk. Breakfast pizza; Lunch – Galaxy With far more floats and entries than Classifieds animals are purchased use the profits at 364-0110. Friday, Aug. 21: Breakfast – Bis- cheese pizza, spinach garden salad, any in recent years, the parade took Get Results! cuit with sausage gravy, mandarin corn, rosy applesauce, whole-grain more than 50 minutes to pass a given Call oranges, juice and milk; Lunch – royal brownie and milk. point. 364-3141 Chicken nuggets, mashed potatoes with gravy, fresh broccoli, sliced School Bus pears, wheat bread (6-12) and milk. Holton USD 336 AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY Wednesday, Aug. 19: Breakfast Please report any changes in service or personnel to the Recorder at 364-3141. Thank You. – Breakfast pizza, sliced peaches, Bethany Baptist Church First Christian Church St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church fruit juice choice and milk choice; 821 New York • 364-4533 • Pastor Ron Sellens 5th and Wisconsin • 364-2545 Pastor: Fr. Christopher Rossman Lunch – Pizza, tossed salad, cherry Youth Minister David Noland Dr. Jim McCollough, Pastor 3rd & James, Mayetta, 966-2690/364-3262 tomatoes, fresh orange, canned fruit Sunday: 9:30 a.m. Sunday school Sunday: 9:45 a.m. Sunday School Sunday Mass: 8 a.m. choice and milk choice. 10:15 a.m. Worship service 10:45 a.m. Worship Confessions 30 minutes before mass. 1 p.m. Sunday afternoon service First United Methodist Church www.jacocatholics.org Thursday, Aug. 20: Breakfast – Wednesday: 7:15 p.m. Prayer meeting 1401 W. 4th • 364-3275 • Rev. Nancy Crowl • Be aware of moving traffic. St. Thomas Episcopal Church Sausage breakfast sandwich, man- Bucks Grove UM Church Sunday Schedule: 9:00 a.m. Sunday School darin oranges, fruit juice choice and Pastor: Charlotte Milroy • 234-4243 10:15 a.m. Worship 512 Wisconsin, Holton • Rev. Ray Hartjen • Leave plenty of time to get to the bus stop. Don’t rush. Services on 2nd & 4th Sunday milk choice; Lunch – Taco burger on Sunday: 9 a.m. Church service Wednesdays: 5:15 p.m. Reflect • Pay attention to your surroundings; listening to your music player or playing a bun, tortilla chips (6-12), tomato Christ’s Church www.1stumcholton.org Sunday Services: 9 a.m. Post Service Fellowship Breakfast handheld video games may lead to distractions and potential injury. salsa, leaf lettuce and tomato slice, Southern Heights Clubhouse • Pastor Jon Hanna Holton Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses Information 364-4029 12350 214th Rd., Holton • 364-4279 785-224-8798 • Don’t wear a hood as it makes it more difficult to hear and see traffic. refried beans, fresh banana, canned Sunday: 8:30 a.m. Fellowship Sunday Public Talk: 10 a.m. • jw.org [email protected] fruit choice and milk choice. 9 a.m. Worship Hoyt United Methodist Church Soldier Christian Church • Stay at a safe distance from the street and don’t play around while waiting for Friday, Aug. 21: Breakfast –French Church of the Nazarene Rev. Bev McCurdy • (c) 785-220-0711 834-5750 the bus. toast with syrup, applesauce, fruit 209 New York Ave. 364-3642 • Rev. Dan Donaldson Sunday School: 9 a.m. • 10 a.m. Worship Ron Ahlgren, Minister juice choice and milk choice; Lunch Sunday: 9:30 a.m. Sunday school www.hoytunitedmethodistchurch.com Luke Schreiber: Youth Minister • Stay 10 giant steps away from the outside of the bus while the bus is pulling – Chicken patty, whole-wheat roll 10:45 a.m. Worship service Immanuel Lutheran Church, Netawaka Sunday: Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. Circleville Christian Church Pastor Jeffrey Geske • 785-340-5635 up so the driver can see you. and honey, mashed potatoes and gra- Church Services: 10:30 a.m. 7701 254th Rd., Circleville 9 a.m. Sunday Worship • Wait for the bus to stop completely before you move towards it to get on, vy, green beans, sliced pears, fresh Senior Pastor Randy Wickham 10 a.m. Sunday School Jr. & Sr. High Youth Group: 5 p.m. fruit choice and milk choice. Assoc. Pastor Dan Ditmars 10 a.m. Adult Bible Class St. James Catholic Church or before you stand up to get off. 306 5th St., Wetmore • Pastor Father Hammes Royal Valley USD 337 Alicia Spalding, Youth Leader Lakeview Faith Chapel • Be cautious of clothing or backpacks with drawstrings, toggles, or key chains Sunday School: 9:15 a.m. Pentecostal Church Saturday Mass: 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 19: Breakfast Sunday Worship: 8 a.m. Traditional Service 3.5 miles south of Holton on U.S. 75 Confessions: 30 min. prior to mass that can get caught on the bus handrails and doors. – Pancakes, fruit and milk; Lunch – 9:15 a.m. Cowboy Church Pastor Steve Cappleman • 364-2416 Trinity Lutheran Church • Hold the handrail going up and down the stairwell so you don’t trip. Pizza, corn, pepper strips, fruit and 10:45 a.m. Contemporary Worship Sunday: 9:30 a.m. Sunday school 401 Cheyenne milk. Website - circlevillechristian.com 10:15 a.m. Worship service Pastor Brian Stark 364-2206/364-2029 • Find a seat and sit down as soon as you’re on the bus. Thursday, Aug. 20: Breakfast Email - [email protected] Larkinburg Christian Church Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. Adult Bible Class: 9:45 • Be courteous and respectful to your driver. Listen to directions. – Breakfast pizza, fruit and milk; Circleville United Methodist Rev. Mark Armstrong Worship: 10:45 a.m. Pastor: Charlotte Milroy 234-4243 Sunday: 9:30 a.m. Sunday school Wetmore Bible Church • Don’t put your head, arms, papers or anything out the window. Lunch – Crispito with salsa, refried Sunday: 10 a.m. Worship Service 10:30 a.m. Church service 217 Iowa St., Wetmore beans, fresh carrots, fruit and milk. Community of Christ Church Mayetta Christian Church • Don’t pick up anything you drop near the bus. The driver may not see you. Friday, Aug. 21: Breakfast – Bis- 512 Wisconsin • Pastor Dean Sharp Ernest Coleman - Pastor Pastor Gary Heitz • 866-2444 Instead, ask the driver for help. Sunday 10 a.m. Worship service Sunday: Fellowship & Waffles: 8:15 a.m.-8:45 a.m. Sunday: 10 a.m. Sunday school (for all ages) 11 a.m. Worship Hour • Wait to cross the street until the driver lets you know it’s OK. SEPTEMBER Delia Presbyterian Church Sunday school: 8:45 a.m.-9:30 a.m. 514 Jackson St. • Rev. Doug Phenix Prayer Circle: 9:30 a.m.-9:50 a.m. 11:30 a.m. Children's Church • 7 p.m. Adult Bible Study • Stay away from the bus wheels at all times – the driver cannot see you. SUBSCRIPTIONS Sunday: 9:30 a.m. Morning worship Worship service - 10 a.m.-11:15 a.m. Tuesday: 1:30 p.m. Women's Bible Study ARE NOW PAYABLE Check sign board for other events. Wednesday: Bible Study - 6 p.m.-7 p.m. Wednesday: 7 p.m. Youth Group (Jr. High & HS Ages) • If your parent meets you at the bus stop, make sure he or she waits on the Denison Bible Church Mayetta United Methodist 8 p.m. Bible Study same side of the street where you will be dropped off so you won’t have to Pastor Tim Heckart Rev. Howard Sudduth Wetmore United Methodist Sunday: 10 a.m. Sunday School • 11 a.m. Worship Sunday: 9 a.m. Morning worship service Pastor Seong Lee cross the street. 7:30 p.m. Prayer Meeting and Sunday school (785) 866-2512 Parsonage • 866-5556 Church This In Memory www.denisonbible.org Netawaka United Methodist Sunday: 9 a.m. Sunday school Denison Reformed Presbyterian Rev. Caren Loper 9:40 a.m. Worship service Rev. J. Edward Hindman • 935-2348 Sunday: 8:15 a.m. Worship advertisement Of Whiting Baptist Church Sunday: 10 a.m. Bible class Onaga New Hope Lutheran Church, ELCA sponsored by: Ramona L. 11 a.m. Worship service Rev. Charlene Banes, Pastor Seth Montgomery, Pastor Lunch following the service Sunday: 9 a.m. Worship Sunday: 9 a.m. Sun. school • 10 a.m. Worship service 785-362-9331 • 1-800-346-9084 • www.giantcomm.net White 1:15 p.m. Afternoon Service 10:15 a.m. SS, Adult Bible Class Whiting United Methodist 12-10-37 - Evangel United Methodist Church Bible Study: Tuesday @ 7 p.m. Rev. Caren Loper 227 Pennsylvania Ave. • 364-3834 Holy Communion 1st & 3rd Sunday Sunday: 10 a.m. Education• 11 a.m. Worship 8-17-11 Sun.: 8:50 a.m. Life Journey (contemporary service) Our Lady of the Snows Church New Hope Family Church 10 a.m. Sunday school Fr. Christopher Rossman 515 Iowa, Holton It’s been 4 years 11 a.m. Traditional worship service 166 and "I" Road, Mayetta, Kan. • 597-5656 Interim Pastor: Sterling Hudgins since you left us. Church - [email protected] 1st, 3rd, & 4th Sunday Mass 8:30 a.m. Wednesday Meal: 6:30 p.m. Pastor - [email protected] 2nd Sunday Mass 1 p.m. Wednesday Service: 7:15 p.m. First Baptist Church of Holton Potawatomi Pentecostal Church Sunday Worship: 6:30 p.m. God saw she was 404 Juniper, 364-3423 • Sr. Pastor: Tim O’Byrne 4.5 miles west on 134th Rd., Mayetta getting tired and Director of Descipleship - Rhett Totten Rev. Marcia Potts Sunday: 9:15 a.m. Sunday School Sunday: 10 a.m. Sunday school a cure was not to be. 10:30 a.m. Worship Services 10:45 a.m. Worship service 5:15 & 6 p.m. Youth Groups Pottawatomi United Methodist So he put his arms around Wed.: 10 a.m. Bible Study • 6:30 p.m. Choir Rev. Howard Sudduth Friday: 7 a.m. Women’s Breakfast Sunday: 9:50 a.m. Sunday school her and whispered 6:45 a.m. Men’s Breakfast 10:30 a.m. Worship See you “come with me.” First Baptist Church of Hoyt St. Dominic Catholic Church Pastor David Burnworth • 986-6446 Pastor: Fr. Christopher Rossman in With tearful eyes we Wednesday night prayer: 7 p.m. 416 Ohio, Holton, 364-3262 Church! Sunday: 9 a.m. Sunday school Saturday: 5:30 p.m. Mass • Sunday: 10:30 a.m. Mass watched her suffer 10 a.m. Worship service Confessions 30 minutes before mass. and saw her fade away. 7 p.m. Sunday evening worship www.jacocatholics.org A golden heart stopped This church directory is sponsored by: beating, hard working hands laid to rest. God broke our hearts Holton Family Health Clinic to prove to us 1603 W 4th St., Holton, KS • (785) 364-3205 He only takes the best. a division of All our love, Your family Community HealthCare System, Inc.™ “To enrich the health and lives of the people we serve” THE HOLTON RECORDER, MONDAY, AUG. 17, 2015, PAGE 4 ______OPINION Moving Guantanamo Bay detainees around does not solve anything One of President Barack The problem with Guantanamo Obama’s first acts in office was has never been just its location. to promise that he would close The prison has become a symbol the U.S. military prison at Guan- of a denial of due process. tanamo Bay in order to “restore Opposition to closing Guanta- the standards of due process and namo involves two issues. One is the core constitutional values whether even “low-risk” detain- that have made this country great ees should be released to their even in the midst of war, even in homelands or to some other coun- dealing with terrorism.” try. The other is whether inmates Six years later, the facility lo- — including dozens of more cated within Guantanamo Bay dangerous detainees the adminis- Naval Base, which fronts on tration says it can neither release Guantanamo Bay in Cuba, is still nor try — should be moved to the open, although the population United States. has dwindled to 116, 52 of whom The current administration ar- have been cleared for transfer if gues that “supermax” prisons in security conditions can be satis- this country provide adequate fied. protection for public safety. Following the terrorist attacks But, again, that is beside the on 9/11/2001, the Guantanamo point. Bay prison was established in Guantanamo has been a stain January 2002 “to detain extrador- on America’s reputation and a re- dinary, dangerous persons, to in- cruiting tool for terrorists. Mov- terrogate detainees in an optimal ing the detainees to Kansas or setting, and to prosecute detain- anywhere else will not wipe the ees for war crimes.’’ stain away. The Bush administration as- In a 2013 speech, Obama ac- serted the detainees held at Guan- knowledged that indefinitely de- taamo prison were not entitled to taining suspected terrorists with- out a trial was a problem but said (TOP LEFT PHOTO) The premium on Judd Nelson’s re- any of the protections of the Ge- serve grand champion meat goat entry at the 2015 4-H neva Convention. U.S. Supreme it could be resolved “consistent with our commitment to the rule Premium Livestock Sale was purchased by Foster Ford Court rulings have deternined (represented here by Scott Foster and Jordan Foster), otherwise, however. of law.” My view is that the U.S. should Rutherford and Peterson Dental, Black Gold Insulation Now the Obama adminstra- and Harshaw Tax Service. (TOP RIGHT PHOTO) The pre- tion says it is preparing to present either continue to hold them at Guantanamo Bay without charge mium on Koy Tannahill’s grand champion meat goat entry Congress with a new plan to close was purchased by Holton Livestock Exchange and Joe the facility, and the federal prison or trial – or charge them and take them to trial. But don’t move ______and Kathy Kennedy. Shown in the photo with Tannahill at Leavenworth in our state is be- are, left to right, Dan Harris, owner of Holton Livestock ing considered as a possible place these detainees. That doesn’t solve anything. David Powls Exchange, Joe Kennedy and 4-H ambassador Brianna to transfer the detainees. LETTER Cattrell. (AT LEFT) The premium on Cole Kucan’s reserve Scholarship grand champion beef entry was purchased by Lifetime We truly need to get our TO THE EDITOR Eye Care (represented here by co-owner Leslie Gallagh- awarded er). Complete results for the premium livestock sale will Dear editor, he Bottenberg family has be published in Wednesday’s edition of The Recorder, good paying jobs back Thank you so much for your T along with more photos from the livestock sale. coverage of us as Grand Marshals announced the recipients of Photos by David Powls By Glenn Mollette able plus all of the other national and ofPublic the fair parade! Notice We had many the 2015 Warren E. Bottenberg America is only as good as our international diplomatic efforts that Memorial Scholarship Fund. workers and doers. Dreamers are he has performed. Thus, Carter has comments about our “story” and ______critical. Faith is vital. However, faith remained sharp and has continued to picture. A total of $2,500 was award- and dreams without works are dead. be a working American. We thoroughly enjoyed the ed this year. The recipients Everywhere I travel these days I Carter recently announced he has whole event and being a part of are Emma M. Kelly, a 2012 see Nigerians, Kenyans, Egyptians, liver cancer that has spread to other the fair in the Heritage Complex. graduate of Royal Valley Card Shower Asians and of course Hispanics do- parts of his body. Our thoughts and We are also very appreciative High School attending Kan- ing jobs all over the United States. prayers go out to him and his family of your wonderful fair addition sas State University, and Paige They seem as he now battles for his life. overPublic the years, plus extraNotice articles J. DeLay, a 2015 graduate of to occupy 90 If abled Americans would go back before and after. You support Holton High School attending percent of the to work and start doing some of these Extension and 4-H very well. The University of Kansas. Kay Bottom of Circleville, maid service jobs that Internationals are doing we Thanks! Applicants were required to shown at right, will celebrate jobs in hotels could begin to take back some of our th and continue country. Jeri and Corky Albright write a 250-word essay, at- her 80 birthday on Saturday to dominate the Many of the illegals would go Delia tend a Kansas college or trade Aug. 22, 2015. taxi industry. home because there would not be ______school, be a graduate of a Cards will reach her at P.O. In many ar- work for them to do. They are sur- Jackson County high school Box 117, Circleville, KS eas the Chinese viving well here because there is so PublicNOTE: Send your Noticeletters to and have maintained a GPA of 66416. and Mexicans much work to do! us at P.O. Box 311, Holton, KS, at least 1.75. appear to be Americans would become health- 66432 or e-mail them to us at The next scholarship will be the ones open- ier physically and mentally. Many [email protected] awarded in August 2016. ing new res- Americans have just enough finan- taurants. Two cial support to watch television all of the best restaurants in my town day and then do little else with their are the local Mexican and Chinese lives. restaurants. Farmers desperate for Millions of Americans are on workers and cheap labor bring Mex- massive amounts of medication Public Notice icans into America legally by the and taking antidepressants and pain thousands on H-2 Visas. medicine each day. They know their (First published in The Holton Re- highest bidder for cash in hand at SOUTHWEST QUARTER 757.83 period as provided by law, and Farmers reportedly say the Mexi- lives are going nowhere and many corder, Holton, Kan., on Monday, the 1st Floor Lobby of the Jack- FEET TO THE EAST LINE OF AN further subject to the approval of cans will do the cheap labor jobs that become suicidal. Aug. 17, 2015.) son County, Courthouse, Kan- EXISTING TRACT RECORDED the Court. Americans won’t do. In the meantime their eating and sas, on September 14, 2015 at IN BOOK 297 PAGE 520 IN THE I keep hearing that these Interna- exercise habits are unhealthy and IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF the time of 9:00 AM, the following REGISTER OF DEEDS OFFICE, ______tionals are doing the jobs that Ameri- they become obese with declining Jackson County, KANSAS real estate: THENCE SOUTH 0 DEGREES Jackson County Sheriff cans won’t do. health. This is further dragging our CIVIL DEPARTMENT 29’ 33” EAST 543.58 FEET Why is this? Too many Ameri- nation down because it costs hun- Public NoticeA TRACT OF LAND LOCATED TO A POINT ON THE SOUTH MILLSAP & SINGER, LLC cans are quite happy to survive on a dreds of millions each year to treat Bank of America, N.A. IN THE SOUTHWEST QUARTER LINE OF SAID SOUTHWEST By: ______government check and food stamps all the people who are on welfare. OF SECTION 26, TOWNSHIP 9 QUARTER WHICH IS ALSO Chad R. Doornink, #23536 rather than work. If they were working to feed them- Plaintiff, SOUTH, RANGE 16 EAST OF THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF [email protected] Disabled Social Security, SSI and selves they would be doing some- THE 6TH P.M., JACKSON COUN- SAID TRACT RECORDED IN Jason A. Orr, #22222 food stamps are disabling this na- thing meaningful. They would be out vs. TY, KANSAS, DESCRIBED AS BOOK 297 PAGE 520, THENCE [email protected] tion. Too many people are willing to of the house and their health would FOLLOWS: COMMENCING AT SOUTH 89 DEGREES 58’ 13” 8900 Indian Creek Parkway, survive rather than work and try to be better thus saving the nation bil- Jared Gudenkauf, et. al. THE SOUTHWEST CORNER WEST ALONG THE SOUTH Suite 180 better themselves. lions in medical and other welfare Public NoticeOF SAID SECTION 26, THENCE LINE OF SAID SOUTHWEST Overland Park, KS 66210 For all the people who truly de- costs. Defendants, NORTH 89 DEGREES, 58’ 13” QUARTER 844.94 FEET TO (913) 339-9132 serve these benefits I say God bless Homebound welfare Americans EAST ALONG THE SOUTH THE POINT OF BEGINNING (913) 339-9045 (fax) you. I’m glad America can help. also produce children. Many of these Case No. 15CV43 LINE OF SAID SOUTHWEST [except any part in street, road or For the rest of the liars and thieves children become second-generation Court No. QUARTER 435.60 FEET TO highway] [THE INFORMATION ATTORNEYS FOR who work harder at cheating the sys- welfare recipients because that’s all Title to Real Estate Involved THE TRUE POINT OF BEGIN- CONTAINED IN BRACKETS PLAINTIFF tem rather than trying to earn a pay- they have learned to do. This vicious Pursuant to K.S.A. §60 NING, SAID POINT BEING THE HAS BEEN ADDED TO MORE check, it’s time that your lazy ways cycle is eroding the very core of SOUTHEAST CORNER OF AN ACCURATELY REFLECT THE MILLSAP & SINGER, LLC end and you start paying back all America that made us great and that NOTICE OF SALE EXISTING TRACT RECORDED LEGAL DESCRIPTION.] TAX ID AS ATTORNEYS FOR Bank of the money you’ve stolen from your core is the heart to work. IN BOOK 243 PAGE 210 IN THE NUMBER 063998B, Commonly America, N.A. IS ATTEMPT- country. We truly need to get our good pay- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, REGISTER OF DEEDS OFFICE; known as 18424 102 ND Rd., ING TO COLLECT A DEBT AND President Jimmy Carter, age 90, ing jobs back in America. However, that under and by virtue of an THENCE NORTH 8 DEGREES, Meriden, KS 66512 (“the Prop- ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED has demonstrated an ethic of hard we are only going to lose more if we Order of Sale issued to me by 37’ 22” EAST ALONG AND EX- erty”) MS163296 WILL BE USED FOR THAT PUR- work. The president’s retirement aren’t willing to work. the Clerk of the District Court of TENDING THROUGH THE EAST POSE. package is generous. He could have Note: Glenn Mollette is an Ameri- Jackson County, Kansas, the LINE OF SAID TRACT 549.82 to satisfy the judgment in the lived in an exotic retirement spot the can syndicated columnist and author. undersigned Sheriff of Jackson FEET, THENCE NORTH 89 DE- above entitled case. The sale is ML65t3 rest of his life but he kept working. He is the author of 11 books and is County, Kansas, will offer for sale GREES 58’ 13” EAST PARALLEL to be made without appraisement President Carter’s labor for Habi- read in all 50 states. at public auction and sell to the TO THE SOUTH LINE OF SAID and subject to the redemption tat for Humanity has been remark-

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RECORDER ______Member 2015 ______Serving the Jackson County community for 148 years Jackson County Residents - $44 (42¢ per issue) Elsewhere in Kansas - $51.50 (50¢ per issue) ESTABLISHED 1867 STAFF Editors and Publishers: David Out of State - $58 (56¢ per issue) Published semi-weekly at 109 West Fourth Street, Holton, Jackson County, Kansas 66436. Periodical postage paid at Holton (Kan.) Post Office. phone: (785) 364-3141; and Connie Powls Name ______toll free: (888) 364-3141; fax: (785) 364-3422; e-mail: [email protected] Advertising Sales: Shannon Schmille, Address ______Postmaster: Send address changes to the Holton Recorder, P.O. Box 311, 109 West Errin Edwards and Allen Bowser Fourth Street, Holton, Kansas 66436. USPS 247-840 City Editor: Brian Sanders Zip Code ______Subscription rates: One year in Jackson County $44 (42¢ per issue); elsewhere in County Editor: Ali Holcomb Kansas $51.50 (50¢ per issue). Out-of-state, $58 (56¢ per issue). Prices include tax. Phone ______Single copy, $1. Subscriptions may be transferred but not refunded. For information Sports Editor: Kelly Breckunitch E-Mail ______about online only subscriptions, go to holtonrecorder.net. Advertising Design: Leslie Paine Business Office: Kendra McClain Even when it upsets and overwhelms us, & Michael Powls truth above all. Production Assistant: Rhein Murphy THE HOLTON RECORDER, MONDAY, AUG. 17, 2015, PAGE 5 Tommy James to perform at Prairie Band Casino Tudor A celebration of the life of Tommy James and The Shondells is now in development for a film with Phyllis Watkins Tudor, 91, will be will be performing at the Great Lakes producer Barbara De Fina. Tommy held at 2 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 5, Ballroom at Prairie Band Casino and also has his own show on YouTube, at the Overbrook United Method- Resort at 7 p.m. on Sunday, Aug. 23, “Inside Tracks with Tommy James.” ist Church. She died Friday, Aug. it has been reported. His career has spanned almost 50 14 at Brookside Manor in Over- “Crimson & Clover,” “Crystal years, and his music continues to brook. Blue Persuasion,” “I Think We’re evolve and cross new generations. She was born June 4, 1924, in Alone Now,” “Hanky, Panky,” At the recent Rock and Roll Hall Shelby County, Ohio, the fourth “Draggin’ The Line,” “Mony, Mony” of Fame induction television show, of five daughters of Philemon Al- and “Sweet Cherry Wine” are just a Tommy performed with Joan Jett and len and Elizabeth Pfisterer Wat- few of Tommy James’ many hits. was backed up by Miley Cyrus and kins. She attended schools in rural The band has 23 gold singles, nine Dave Grohl during a performance of Ohio, graduating from Jackson platinum albums and has sold more “Crimson & Clover.” Center High School in 1942. On than 100 million records worldwide. BMI recently lauded Tommy for May 13, 1944, she was married to In addition to their 32 Billboard his success with the presentation of William G. Tudor, who was serv- Hot 100 charting hits, many of the five “Million-Air” awards. His mu- ing in the U.S. Navy during World band’s songs have been covered by sic has been played more than 21 War II. major artists around the world in- million times on air. Together they served Evangeli­ cluding Prince, Billy Idol, Joan Jett, Tommy is now back in the studio cal United Brethren and United REM, Bruce Springsteen, Dolly Par- working on his new acoustics album Methodist churches in Bata- ton, Carlos Santana, Boyz II Men, titled “Accoustitronics,” creating McMurphy DeLay Calwell via, Ill.; Drummond, Okla.; and Kelly Clarkson, Cher and even The some new recording techniques. Patricia Sue McMurphy of Hol- Orville S. DeLay, 93, Holton, died William Riley “Bill” Calwell, Leonard­ville (along with Green, Boston Pops. Tickets for Sunday’s performance ton ended her fight against cancer­ Saturday, Aug. 15, 2015, at Holton 107, of Topeka, passed away Bethany-Hillside and Country- Tommy James’ music can be heard can be purchased on the day of the on Aug. 12, 2015. Community Hospital. on Thursday, July 16, 2015, at side), Holton and Overbrook. The in 27 motion pictures and numerous event or online at the casino’s web- She was born on Nov. 9, 1963, He was born July 10, 1922, near Alders­gate Village in Topeka. Rev. and Mrs. Tudor served the television shows including “Break- site. All attendees must be 21 years in Onaga. She graduated from Odessa, Mo., the son of James and He was born June 25, 1908 in Evangel United Methodist Church ing Bad,” “Criminal Minds,” “The of age or older and have a Prairie Jackson­ Heights High School in Bertie Pallette DeLay. He graduated­ Wetmore, and was the oldest man in Holton from 1967 to 1982 be- Simpsons” and “The Goldbergs.” Band players card to enter. 1982. from Odessa High School in 1939. in Kansas at the time of his death. fore moving to Overbrook, where Tommy’s critically acclaimed au- She did daycare and worked at Mr. DeLay enlisted in the Army A celebration of Bill’s life will they retired in 1989. tobiography, “Me, The Mob and The SEPTEMBER a casino for several years. She en­ Air Corps in 1942. He was engaged be held at 2 p.m. Friday, Aug. 21, Phyllis served as church secre­ Music,” which was listed in Rolling SUBSCRIPTIONS joyed spending time with grand­ in 50 combat missions in the Medi- 2015, in Wesley Hall at Aldersgate tary, taught Sunday school for Stone’s top 25 best music memoirs, ARE NOW PAYABLE children, gardening, and baking. terranean Theatre during World War Village. Prior to the celebration, a many years and was active with She was preceded in death by II as a flight engineer and top turret luncheon will be held at 12 p.m. the United Methodist Women. both parents, Loren and Cora Lee gunner on a B-17 aircraft.­ He was at the Christ Lutheran Church in With her husband, she led many Dibbern. awarded numerous medals, including Topeka. “Tudor Tours,” taking church Survivors include daugh- the Distinguished Flying Cross. He Memorials are suggested to groups of youth and adults on trips ters, Ashley Brownell, Jennifer later was a carpenter­ in Holton and Christ Lutheran Church or Alders­ to every state in the continental Thank You Brownell (Gary) and Cassan- the surround­ing area for many years. gate Village and may be left in U.S. plus Alaska and Canada. She The family of Carl Bohnenkemper dra Lierz (Lane); grandchildren, He was a former member of First care of Mercer Funeral Home, proudly completed the Menninger wishes to express their gratitude for the outpouring of Mav­erick, Phoenix, Rylie, Car- Presbyterian Church in Holton and P.O. Box 270, Holton, KS 66436. Bible Study course in 1971. son, Katelyn, Conner and Wy- Mercer Funeral Home in Holton She is survived by her husband, support received during Carl’s illness and his passing. att; sib­lings, Ray, Kenny, Carol, later was a member of First United Methodist Church. He was also a is honored to assist the family. Bill, of Overbrook; two sons, Bill A special thank you to Kansas Hospice of Topeka, Lynn for Linda and Paul; and nephews and To view a full obituary, please (Lorie) of Wilmington, Del., and her special care of Carl, Mercer Funeral Home sta , Pastor nieces. member of Holton VFW Post 1367 and Holton Masonic Lodge 42, visit www.mercerfuneralhomes. Steve (Nancy) of Topeka; and two Craig Scheidecker, the sta at Colmery O’Neil VA Hospital She will be laid to rest on Fri- com Holton Recorder 8/17/15 s daughters, Phyllis (Ed) Daniels of day, Aug. 21 at Olive Hill Cem- A.F.&A.M. and VFW Post 1367 for providing military honors and ag He married Martha May Mark on Fort Worth, Texas, and Imozelle etery (10 miles west of Holton). (Jim) McVeigh of San Diego, Calif. presentation. Carl was a good man, a good husband, father, Graveside services will be held at July 10, 1949, in Lexington, Mo. She survives. She is also survived by her grandfather, great-grandfather and friend who will be 11 a.m. A celebration of life will grandchildren, Martha (Fred) Mc- follow at Circleville Christian Other survivors include two sons, Holton Legion dearly missed by all who knew him and loved him. Andy J. DeLay and wife Sherry, Farland, Anna (Tim) West, Wil- Church. liam C. (Miranda) Tudor, Chelle Thelma, Brenda & Carl, Mark & Laura and Marcia In lieu of flowers, donations Abilene, and Ray O. DeLay and wife Ronda, Holton; and five grandchil- Auxiliary (Jeff) Reiff, Stephanie (Brian) may be made at Farmers State Wolf, Betsy Tudor, Mi­chelle Bank in Fairview (412 West Com- dren, Ashley DeLay, Emily Hernan- dez, Rachel Haught, Jackson DeLay holds meeting (Mark) Stoddard, Gwendelyn mercial St., Fairview, KS 66425) Daniels, Kristina (John) Sprey under the Patricia McMurphy and Paige DeLay. He was preceded in death by his parents and two sis- By Jessica Buhrman and Kevin Daniels; and great- fund to help with final expenses. grandchildren, Ruth McFarland, Holton Recorder 8/17/15 s ters, Nellie Irene Campbell and Alice Unit Secretary J. Hoover. The American Legion Auxiliary Caleb, Austin, Emily and Paige Funeral services will be held at Unit 44 held a meeting on July 24. Tudor, Garrett, Karlie and Ethan 10:30 a.m. Wednesdaya at Chapel There were seven senior members Stephens, David and Tara Norton; Sean Stoddard, Cody Wolf, Zach­ Oaks Funeral Home in Holton. Buri- and one junior member present. Jes- ‘ Hughes al with military honors will follow in sica Buhrman shared a prayer. ary and Justin Lum, Kaitlyn, Zane Paul Eugene Hughes, 73, of Holton Cemetery. Mr. DeLay will lie Bernadette Spicer led the pledge and Taylor Sprey, and Cadence Wetmore, passed away Monday, in state until service time at the fu- of allegiance. The preamble was re- Daniels. One sister, Miriam Les­ South Side of Square – Holton Aug. 10, 2015. neral home, where family and friends cited. calleet of Zanesfield, Ohio, also Hours: Tues.-Fri. 9-5 • Sat. 10-2 • Sun. & Mon. Closed He was born May 26, 1942, in will meet from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. Roll call was taken, and the min- survives, along with many nieces www.Facebook.com/HeartToHomeKS • 785-362-7111 Adair, Okla., the son of Milburn Tuesday. utes and treasurer’s reports were and nephews. and Opal (Garner) Hughes. Memorial contributions may be read and accepted. In lieu of flowers, the family Paul was raised in Adair, Okla., made to First United Methodist Church Old business included that cook- suggests memorial contributions CROSSWORD PUZZLE and graduated from Adair High or Holton VFW Post 1367, sent in books are available from auxiliary to the Forest Park Foundation or School in 1960. Following high care of Chapel Oaks Funeral Home, members for $10 each. Paula and the church of your choice. Lamb- school, Paul joined the United P.O. Box 1034, Holton, KS 66436. Jessica have some on hand. Rob­erts Funeral Home in Ottawa is in charge of arrangements. States Marine Corps. He served Holton Recorder 8/17/15 The junior conference will be held s at Camp Pendleton in California on Aug. 22. Unit 44 Auxiliary will at- Holton Recorder 8/17/15 from 1960-1966 and earned the Grau tend and have a float in the parade. rank of L.Cpl. Karla Grau, 59, Mayetta, died Fri- Officer memberships were paid. After leaving the Marines, Paul day, Aug. 14, 2015, at her home. Jessica will donate a second small Obituary guidelines started his own business, Hughes She was born Nov. 24, 1955, in file cabinet for the office, and Jes- Drywall. He retired in 2010. Holton, the daughter of Elmer John sica’s friend, Brandy Snead, donated When submitting obituaries to The Paul married Cheryl L. Jasman and Ada Marie Boyce Winters. She cards and notepad to the unit. Holton Recorder, please re­member in Buena Vista, Calif. He says the graduated from Holton High School The meeting adjourned. The next that survivors listed in free obituar- date was June 29, 1964. She says and later Topeka Barber School, then meeting with be at 7 p.m. on Aug. ies are limited to those who are relat- it was June 30, 1964. She sur­ obtained her associates­ degree from 19. ed to the deceased either by blood or vives of the home. Topeka Technical College. by marriage. “Companions,”­ “spe- Paul is also survived by his Mrs. Grau was a barber, a super­ cial friends,” “life part­ners,” pets chil­dren, Opaljean Hughes, Paul visor for the Kansas Department of Thanks for reading and godparents do not fit into either Hughes Jr., Paige Hughes, Lind- Revenue and a tax auditor and she category. However, if you would sey Hughes, Shayla Hughes and also owned and operated Karla’s like the names of non-relations to be Stephanie Hughes; siblings, Con- Barber and Style Shop. The Holton printed with the obituary, call The nie Lundy and Betty Schilt; seven She married James Alan Grau on Recorder at (785) 364-3141 to make grandkids and two great-grand- June 15, 1980, in Las Vegas, Nev. He Recorder! ar­rangements for a paid obituary. kids. He was preceded in death died Oct. 3, 2007. by his parents and siblings, Mar- Survivors include a son, Shane vin Hughes, Leroy Hughes, Earl Grau and wife Angie, Topeka; a Hughes and Helen Walker. daughter, Shelby Grau and husband Paul loved spending time with Brett James, Tecumseh; a sister, De- his family, gardening and work- nise Streit, Holton; a brother, Butch ing in his yard. Winters, Topeka; and three grand- Paul was cremated. A Celebra­ daughters, Mara and Lorelai Grau- tion of Life was held at 2 p.m. James and Charlotte Grau. Sat­urday, Aug. 15 at the Ameri- Funeral services will be held at can Legion, 282 2nd Street, Wet- 10 a.m. Tuesday at Mercer Funeral more, KS 66550. Home in Holton. Interment will fol- In lieu of flowers, memorial low in Memorial Park Cemetery in contributions may be made to Topeka. The family will greet friends Cheryl Hughes, c/o Wetmore Na­ from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. today at the fu- tional Bank, 314 2nd St., Wet- neral home. more, KS 66550. To leave a mes- Memorial contributions may be sage for the family online, please made to Scleroderma Foundation visit www.DoveCremation.com Inc., sent in care of Mercer Funeral Holton Recorder 8/17/15 s Home, P.O. Box 270, Holton, KS 66436. Holton Recorder 8/17/15

Recorder Classifieds Get Results! Call 364-3141 HOLTON RECORDER, MONDAY, AUG. 17, 2015 PAGE 6 SPORTS Monday “Fall ball” opportunity to be offered to area softball players starting next month If you organize it, they will come. innings and get them a little more will begin upon completion of the 6 and running through Oct. 11 (with At least, that’s what Holton High time,” Deitrich said. “Even if they’re 75-minute time limit, though innings a make-up date, if needed, reserved School softball coach John Deitrich not playing with their teammates, in progress will be allowed to finish. for Oct. 18). Games will be played is hoping for as he moves forward they’re playing, and that’s kind of At its core, though, this league on Sundays starting at 10 a.m. and with plans for the “Lila Belle (LB) the purpose.” is about the players. It’s about the ending at approximately 6:30 p.m. Fall Softball League” in Holton to “I think a lot of people back away experience, making room for some Optional practice dates are also begin competition this September. from a lot of competitive softball players that may get pushed to the slated for Wednesdays during the For the inaugural season, sign-up opportunities just simply because fringe on summer league teams season, starting on Sept. 2, from 6 to is open to students entering eighth they fear the expense. They fear and perhaps, according to Deitrich, 8 p.m. through 12th grade and Deitrich the expense of going up and down making some lifelong friendships. Projected rosters are to be made noted he would like to be able to, the road in the summer;SPORTS going to In addition, the HHS coach noted Wednesdayit up of 12 players (three pitchers, optimally, field six teams in the first Wichita, going to Kansas City and could create some recruiting benefits two catchers, four infielders, season. those types of things. “This just has in the near future. three outfielders) and registration Deitrich has done the groundwork to be as simple and as low key as it “The other thing that it promotes for players will cost $125. The this summer in working to establish can,” Deitrich said. is it promotes some of the college registration deadline is Aug. 24 the league, creating a limited liability While the goal is to draw as people, who don’t have things going (with a $10 late fee going into effect Holton’s Ron Strader (shown above) nears the finish of the bik- corporation (LLC), arranging for much interest as possible, Deitrich on Sunday afternoon to be able to after that date). Players can sign-up ing portion of a recent triathlon in Rafter’s Park. Strader, who has team coaches, lining up insurance noted the league also has to be very force themselves up, come to Holton and find out more about the league a storied competitive career, has influenced numerous triathletes coverage and getting the all-clear careful in following Kansas State and watch some kids play,” Deitrich at www.lbsoftballfallleague.weebly. and runners in the community. from the Holton Parks and Recreation High School Activities Association said. com. Submitted photo department for the fall games to be guidelines for non-school sports, Already, the HHS coach said he held at Chandler Park, which will especially in its first year. has heard from some college coaches come at no cost to the league. The That is partly why Deitrich had to who will be watching the formation one variable that the coach can’t work to line up coaches, as no school progress of the league and noted they account for, though, is players. coaches can coach teams with their may be interested in bringing their Strader sees success reflected “It’s yet to be seen if the numbers potential players during the school teams up to face an all-star squad are going to be there or not, but if year outside the season of the sport. from the league in a couple of years. you don’t try, you never know,” KSHSAA also mandates that no Deitrich noted he clearly sees the Deitrich said. more than five members of a school benefits this type of league could th in strong running community This has been an idea the coach has team (including A, B, C, 9 , JV and provide for his team, but it applies been kicking around for a few years varsity) from the previous season to any area players who take part in Athletes taking part in Holton’s that continued to push him. While the need for competition has and he pushed for this fall if for no can play together on a non-school it. He noted there has been a surge of most recent triathlon got a rare treat Part of the push came from some ebbed away for Strader, who spends other reason than the experience it team during the school year outside solid players from the area the past as highly decorated local runner friendly competition and led Strader most of his time now volunteering affords local players. the season of sport and those rosters few years and, even at the most basic Ron Strader, recently retired from to set that goal of running marathons around the community, gardening “There’s kind of a need for it. I’ve must be set, with no rotation from level, they can get something out of competition, filled in at the last in all 50 states, which he came very or at home with his wife Linda, talked to five area coaches and four week to week or game to game. this. minute and took part in the biking close to doing though, somehow, there are others in his family and in league coaches who think it’s a great “We have to make sure, seeing it’s “When they finish the summer portion of the event. some nearby states (like Iowa) were the community who will carry the idea to try to generate a few more a new thing, that we keep everything season, some of them still want to Even among Holton runners who left unchecked on that list. banner for what he represents. innings,” Deitrich said. “Our goal’s on the up and up. It has to be as play. They don’t want to practice, have achieved so much in their own Even missing eight states, Strader “We have great opportunities here to try to get them 14 more games in transparent as it can possibly be they want to play, so this gives them right, the 75-year-old Strader is in has plenty of highlights and good in Holton. The Scramblers; anyone, the fall in kind of a low key, stress- when it comes to obeying KSHSAA another opportunity to get out, get rarified area. memories to recount, including any age can run with them about any free situation.” rules,” Deitrich said. dirty, get grass stains on their pants While Strader stepped away from racing in the Boston and New York time once or twice a week. They’re a Deitrich took his inspiration from a Game play will follow KSHSAA and have some fun with some kids competition a few years ago, his marathons, as well as one of the fun bunch of people to run with and fall league in Lawrence and noted he rules, as well, with the inclusion of and try to get better,” Deitrich said. numbers are still impressive as he biggest challenges that came in they’re absolutely real competitive,” is hoping to attract players from the the flex/designated player roster spot With enough participation, Deitrich has run in 70 marathons and done nearby Colorado. Strader said. “It’s just a great surrounding areas, not just Holton, and courtesy runners, with coaches said the Holton community could so in 42 of the 50 states, while also “Probably the toughest marathon community to run in.” though he hopes the location helps given the option of roster hitting or get something out of this as well in competing in one international event was Pike’s Peak in Colorado, running Several Holton runners have in the sign-up process. batting nine. Run rules will be 12 regards to economic stimulus or just (the London marathon). up Pike’s Peak. That was a great followed in Strader’s footsteps and “If we center the league in our after three innings, eight after five having another entertainment option On average when he was challenge because of the altitude,” gone on to compete in the Boston community, hopefully we can innings and one after seven. over the weekend. competing, Stader said he would Strader said. marathon and other prestigious generate enough interest with local All other High School Federation Currently, the league is set to have race in about five marathons a year More than just the achievements, events, so his impact has clearly kids that we can get them a few more rules will apply and no new innings six weeks of games starting on Sept. and 20 miscellaneous other races though, Strader has also gotten to been felt. (5K, 10K, half marathon, etc.). share this interest with his family. By no means is Strader done It all started nearly 40 years ago He noted he used to compete with a running, either, he’s just retired from after taking in the KU Relays, brother-in-law in Kansas City while competing. He noted he still gets out according to Strader. While he he’s also had the opportunity to run three or four times a week (once in Hickman makes NFL debut was running and training with kids with his children, Scott Strader, a while with the Scramblers), but he Thursday. preseason games. in Holton at the time, seeing the Jennifer Paxton and Ryan Strader, as has to limit his distance to three or Undrafted rookie free agent and well as several of his grandchildren four miles at a time. Strader noted Holton native Forrestal Hickman Hickman, an offensive lineman San Diego travels to Arizona for a athletes in those KU Relays back in with the number 73 jersey, got in game this Saturday, before hosting the late 1970s got him interested in (like Taylor Stonerock, Sidney he will keep going, too, as long he saw his first professional football Strader, Connor Strader, Riley continues to reap the benefits. game action with the NFL’s San during the waning minutes of the the defending NFC champions from competing and he took the plunge game and will look to carve out a spot Seattle on Saturday, Aug. 29 and the very next year. Strader, Mason Strader and Paige “It’s no guarantee that if you run Diego Chargers in a 17-7 preseason Paxton). long distance that you’re going to victory over the Dallas Cowboys last on the roster in the three remaining then closing out the preseason at San Strader’s first competitive Francisco on Thursday, Sept. 3. event was, in fact, the KU Relays Now, Strader has the opportunity live longer, but it probably helps out The two away games will start at 9 marathon and while he noted it was to watch many of them compete quite a little,” Strader said. p.m. and be available on Game Pass, overwhelming, he also clocked a instead of competing himself and Running will probably always the NFL’s premium viewing service strong time of three hours and 17 he said he enjoys that and seeing be in Strader’s blood given all he’s (which offers a seven-day free trial to minutes and was hooked. how the community in Holton is accomplished since moving to first-time users), while the Chargers’ The strong running community in strengthening them as well. Holton from Frankfort nearly 60 date with the Seahawks will be Holton is another influence that kept “It is fantastic. They’re doing so years ago, but with a long list of broadcast nationally on CBS starting Strader involved in competition, well and it’s just great to see them. family and friends influenced by at 7 p.m. Tune in and you may catch he said. While many runners look They’re so competitive and driven him, there are plenty of candidates a glimpse of the 6’ 6”, 320 lb. former up to Strader as a role model, he and work hard and we have really to take up the competitive torch for Wildcat showcasing his skills on the reciprocates the feeling by noting good coaching up here in cross him and be a role model for future NFL stage. there are several strong runners in country, track, football and all of our generations. the Holton Scramblers running club sports,” Strader said. Be wary of certain lakes around Kansas Two public lakes in Nemaha and County, Melvern River Pond (not around the lake, requiring visitors information on blue-green algae Brown counties have been placed Melvern Lake) in Osage County, to exercise their best judgment. If and reporting potential harmful al­ under a warning status due to the Memorial Park Lake in Barton there is scum, a paint-like surface gal blooms, visit www.kdheks.gov/ apparent presence of blue-green County, Milford Reservoir (zones or the water is bright green, avoid algae-illness/index.htm.­ al­gae, the Kansas Department of A and C) in Dickinson and Geary contact and keep pets away. These Health and Environment reported in counties and Plainville Township are indications that a harmful bloom recent days. Lake in Rooks County. may be present. Dove hunting KDHE samples publicly accessi­ Lakes under a warning are not KDHE and KDWPT urge pet own- ble bodies of water for cyanobac­ closed. Marinas, lakeside businesses­ ers to be particularly mindful of teria, commonly called blue-green and park camping facilities are the presence of blue-green algae. opportunity algae, when the agency is alerted to open for business. If swim beaches Pets that swim in or drink water af- a potential algae bloom in Kansas or lakes are closed, it will be spe- fected by a harmful algal bloom or Young hunters looking to take lakes. KDHE, in cooperation with cifically noted. Drinking water and eat dried algae along the shore may advantage of a learning opportunity the Kansas Department of Wildlife, showers at parks are safe and not become seriously ill or die. in the northeast Kansas area can Parks and Tourism (KDWPT) and affected by algae blooms. A “Public Health Warning” indi­ sign-up for the Westar Energy Green other lake managers where appro­ Boating and fishing are safe on cates that high levels of toxic blue- Team’s annual youth dove hunt at priate, responds by informing the lakes under a warning, but contact green algae have been detected. the start of dove season over Labor public of harmful conditions. with the water should be avoided. Such a warning indicates that ac­ Day weekend. Brown County State Fishing Lake It is safe to eat fish caught during a tivities like boating and fishing may The annual hunt helps teach the and Nemaha State Fishing Lake are harmful blue-green algae outbreak, be safe; however, direct contact­ basics of dove hunting, with plenty two of nine public lakes placed on as long as the fish is rinsed with with water (i.e., wading, skiing and of birds flying at close range. The KDHE’s most recent list of lakes clean water; consume only the fillet swimming) is strongly discouraged­ hunt will be held at Jeffrey Energy under warning. The others are Ch- portion and discard all other parts. for people, pets and livestock. Center in St. Marys on Saturday, isholm Creek Park Lake in Sedg- Hands should also be washed with KDHE will update these state­ Sept. 5 and Sunday, Sept. 6 in the Royal Valley’s Grace Harvey (shown above, right) tries to slam clean water after handling fish taken ments as conditions warrant. For early morning or late afternoon. the volleyball over the net while Holton alum Hannah Suarez (left) wick County, Crystal Lake in An- derson County, McPherson County from an affected lake. Anyone age 16 or younger goes up for the block during summer league action at Holton Mid- may participate in the hunt, but Photo by Kelly Breckunitch State Fishing Lake in McPherson Kansans should be aware that dle School. blooms are unpredictable. They guidelines require they bring their can develop rapidly and may float own shotgun, be accompanied by a non-hunting adult and have a license and Harvest Information Program stamp (if age 16). Non-toxic shells It’s Too Important! will be provided. With the spacious wheat and sunflower fields prepared to draw Electronic mail is great, the doves, there should be plenty of isn’t it? The Holton Recorder action, organizers say. Hunters will receives many news stories be accepted on a first-come, first- and advertisements via email served basis. Hunts will be scheduled every day. It is our policy to as requests dictate and hunting send email replies to verify groups can be formed. Guides will receipt of news and ad copy. be provided for each group. If you send news or ads to us To register, call Barb Cornelius at by email, you should expect (785) 575-8125 by Friday, Aug. 28. to receive a reply from us. If you do not receive a prompt reply, call us at 785-364-3141 to make sure we received your information. It’s too important to you, and to us!

The Holton Recorder P.O. Box 311, 109 W. 4th Korbin Fox (shown above) puts a ball into play into Pinto League baseball competition earlier this Holton, KS 66436 • (785) 364-3141 summer when his Holton National Bank team took on Holton Meat Processing. [email protected] Photo by Kelly Breckunitch Summer photo recap HOLTON RECORDER, MONDAY, AUG. 17, 2015 PAGE 7

Garrett Holaday (shown above) tees off on hole number one at Holton Country Club during the annual member-guest tournament. Photo by Kelly Breckunitch

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Holton’s Jack Brown (shown in top photo, in front) tries to fight off a pin attempt by Kit Jackson duringPublic the “Showdown Notice at Sundown,” which wrapped up the Wildcats’ wrestling camp earlier this summer. Before that, the Royal Valley Lady Panthers were in action on the basketball court for summer league competition in June. Bella Thompson (shown above, at left) competed for RVHS and is shown pulling up for a jumper in one such game against Atchison. Photos by Kelly Breckunitch

Cobra basketball player Wy- att Olberding (shown above, Public Notice middle) goes up and under for an easy lay-up during summer (Published in The Holton Recorder, Holton, Kan., on Monday, Aug. 17, 2015.) league competition in Sabetha. Jackson Heights went on to win the league tournament at the end of the summer season. Area athletes stayed busy in the weight room as well, including the RVHS Panthers. One such Public Notice athlete, RV’s Brandon Rode- wald (shown in above right photo), works on his squat during a weight room session. Photos by Kelly Breckunitch Public Notice

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The HHS gym was busy with volleyball this summer (as shown above), while the fifth annual Jackson County rodeo also drew a lot of competitors. Holton’s Cody Simmons (shown at right) tries to hold on during the bull-riding competition. Photos by Kelly Breckunitch L65t1 THE HOLTON RECORDER, MONDAY, AUG. 17, 2015, PAGE 8 Jackson County 2014 Delinquent Tax List (First published in The Holton Recorder, Holton, Kan., on Monday, Aug. 10, 2015.) SALE OF JACKSON COUNTY - NOT FINAL SALE. NOTICE APTURE C/O CPI SNYDER, HARPER; SNYDER TATUM P IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT LINDA GERHARDT, TREASURER OF Prop Addr: 818 WISCONSIN AVE 66436 Prop Addr: 915 PENNSYLVANIA AVE 66436 JACKSON COUNTY,KANSAS WILL SELL AT MY OFFICE IN THE HOLTON (O.T.) , LOT 106 WISCONSIN AVE S03 , T07 , R15E , BEG 230N NE/C LOT 111 CITY OF HOLTON ON THE FIRST TUESDAY IN SEPTEMBER, SECTION 03 TOWNSHIP 07 RANGE 15E 1,536.63 PENN AVE N70 W187 S70 E187 TO POB 1,533.80 2015 THE FOLLOWING LANDS AND TOWN LOTS SITUATED IN BEECHAM, HARRY BRADLEY SNYDER, SHARON E Prop Addr: 652 W FOURTH ST 66436 SAID COUNTY AND STATE, UNLESS SAID TAXES AND CHARGES % GRUNERT, ROBERT & PATRICIA S04 , T07 , R15E , BEG 240E NE INTERSEC ARE PAID BEFORE THE DATE OF SALE. Prop Addr: 932 KANSAS AVE 66436 FOURTH ST & COLORADO AVE E83.4 E29.1 2,453.88 SALE WILL BE MADE TO JACKSON COUNTY ONLY, NOT TO UNIVERSITY ADD. , LOTS 30,32 & S/2 LOT STEVENS, TERRY L & MARIAN F ANY INDIVIDUALS AS PROVIDED BY STATUTE OF KANSAS 34 BLK C KANSAS AVE SECTION 04 TOWNSHIP 463.17 Prop Addr: 401 IDAHO AVE 66436 79-2301. LISTED BELOW IS A CERTIFIED LIST OF DELIN- BENANDER, MARY LOU % SIMMONS, WILLIAM & LISA PARK ADDITION , LOTS 1 & 3 IDAHO AVE QUENT REAL ESTATE TAXES FOR TAX YEAR 2014. Prop Addr: 719 NEW JERSEY AVE 66436 SECTION 04 TOWNSHIP 07 RANGE 15E 1,263.39 HOLTON (O.T.) , LOT 93 NEW JERSEY AVE TECCHIO, CAROL A & PARISI, MELODY SECTION 03 TOWNSHIP 07 RANGE 15E 378.00 Prop Addr: 425 WISCONSIN AVE 66436 CIRCLEVILLE BICKFORD, KEVIN Prop Addr: 625 OHIO AVE 66436 HOLTON (O.T.) , LOTS 53 & 55 WISCONSIN BROWNING, ANNETA % COOK, WENDY HOLTON (O.T.) , LOT 83 & N/2 LOT 81 OHIO AVE SECTION 03 TOWNSHIP 07 RANGE 15E 1,949.06 Prop Addr: 303 GRANT ST 66416 AVE SECTION 03 TOWNSHIP 07 RANGE 15E 1,775.60 WINGENDER, PHILLIP J SR; TR CIRCLEVILLE (O.T.) , E28 LOT 4 & W35 LOT CHILDERS, JUDY L Prop Addr: 609 OHIO AVE 66436 Prop Addr: 517 VERMONT AVE 66436 3 BLK 3 SECTION 21 TOWNSHIP 06 RANGE 14E 639.26 HOLTON (O.T.) , N/2 LOT 73 & S/2 LOT 75 HOLTON (O.T.) , LOT 65 VERMONT AVE CAMPBELL, STEVEN R & LINDA S OHIO AVE SECTION 03 TOWNSHIP 07 RANGE 1,023.16 SECTION 03 TOWNSHIP 07 RANGE 15E 1,186.88 Prop Addr: 304 SEMINARY ST 66416 CLARK, HOWARD DAVID WINGENDER, PHILLIP J SR; TR HILL‘S SUBDIVISION , LOTS 17 & 18 & VAC Prop Addr: 426 NEW JERSEY AVE 66436 Prop Addr: 431 HILLCREST DR 66436 MCKINLEY AV SECTION 21 TOWNSHIP 06 RANGE 169.73 HOLTON (O.T.) , LOT 56 NEW JERSEY AVE ROSSER ADDITION , W62 LOT 1 BLK 3 & BEG ELLIS, AMBER D; HENRY, TORREY SECTION 03 TOWNSHIP 07 RANGE 15E 2,169.65 SW/C LOT 1 N100 W18 S100 E18 TO POB 1,531.87 Prop Addr: 201 GRANT ST 66416 CONGER, TWILA I; TR C/O LEON CONGER WOLF, CHRISTINA & MARTIN, DARRIN CIRCLEVILLE (O.T.) , LOTS 2,3 & 4 BLK 8 Prop Addr: 704 MINNESOTA AVE 66436 Prop Addr: 325 VERMONT AVE 66436 SECTION 21 TOWNSHIP 06 RANGE 14E 300.96 DRAKE & FENN‘S SUB. NO 1 , LOTS 30,32 & HOLTON (O.T.) , LOT 41 VERMONT AVE OLSON, JUDY R Prop Addr: 401 GRANT ST 66416 W/2 LOT 28 MINNESOTA AVE & ADJ VAC ALLE 1,034.65 SECTION 10 TOWNSHIP 07 RANGE 15E 1,216.09 CAIN‘S ADDITION , LOT 1 BLK B SECTION 21 COOP, LAURA Prop Addr: 605 MONTANA AVE 66436 WOLTJE, JASON D & MELANIE R TOWNSHIP 06 RANGE 14E 125.10 PARK ADDITION, LOT 39 & S/2 LOT 41 Prop Addr: 417 COLORADO AVE 66436 TESSENDORF, MARY E MONTANA AVE SECTION 04 TOWNSHIP 07 RANG 2,306.33 S04 , T07 , R15E , BEG 360S SW INTERSEC Prop Addr: 200 SEMINARY ST 66416 DEBUSK, ERNEST J COLORADO AVE & FIFTH ST W160 S60 E60 S5 1,238.28 S21 , T06 , R14E , ACRES 10.6 , BEG 647N Prop Addr: 301 LINCOLN AVE 66436 ZIBELL, JOHN D & SARAH E SW/C SE/4 SE/4 E264 S11 E95 S10 E81 N710 153.50 INTERSTATE ADD. , LOTS 40,41 & S/2 LOT Prop Addr: 803 WISCONSIN AVE 66436 TESSENDORF, MARY E 39 BLK 10 LINCOLN AVE SECTION 09 1,059.36 HOLTON (O.T.) , LOTS 99 & 101 & 10 FT Prop Addr: 201 SEMINARY ST 66416 DEVADER, DOUGLAS W; FUQUA, MARY E VAC ADJ ALLEY WISCONSIN AVE SECTION 03 2,866.02 SEMINARY ADDITION , N25 LOT 9 & LOT 10 Prop Addr: 1001 NEW JERSEY AVE 66436 ZIBELL, JOHN D & SARAH E LESS BEG NW/C LOT 9 S25 E100 N120 W100 357.57 ELK GROVE ADD. , LOTS 1 & 3 NEW JERSEY Prop Addr: 1003 KANSAS AVE 66436 THORTON, TERRI Prop Addr: 307 LINCOLN ST 66416 AVE SECTION 03 TOWNSHIP 07 RANGE 15E 484.84 UNIVERSITY ADD. , LOTS 41,43,45 & 47 BLK CIRCLEVILLE (O.T.) , LOT 8 BLK 8 SECTION EDWARDS, DENNIS JAMES F KANSAS AVE SECTION 04 TOWNSHIP 07 562.74 21 TOWNSHIP 06 RANGE 14E 257.96 Prop Addr: 415 WISCONSIN AVE 66436 ZIBELL, JOHN SR THORTON, TERRI Prop Addr: BUTLER AVE 66416 HOLTON (O.T.) , LOT 49 WISCONSIN AVE Prop Addr: 410 NEW JERSEY AVE 66436 CIRCLEVILLE (O.T.) , BEG NE/C LOT 6 W38 SECTION 03 TOWNSHIP 07 RANGE 15E 971.94 HOLTON (O.T.) , LOT 48 NEW JERSEY AVE S25 E38 N25 TO POB BLK 8 SECTION 21 4.65 FORD, LORI LYNN Prop Addr: 902 KANSAS AVE 66436 SECTION 03 TOWNSHIP 07 RANGE 15E 56.08 UNIVERSITY ADD. , LOTS 2 & 4 BLK C ZIMMERMAN, MARCIA K DELIA KANSAS AVE SECTION 04 TOWNSHIP 07 RANGE 457.77 Prop Addr: 100 VERMONT AVE 66436 COWAN, KELLY E Prop Addr: 418 DELIA AVE 66418 HAINLINE, PATRICIA A HOLTON (O.T.) , LOT 2 & S/2 LOT 4 DAVID (1ST ADD.), S28, T09, R13E, LOTS Prop Addr: 317 NEBRASKA AVE 66436 VERMONT AVE & VAC ALLEY SECTION 10 2,527.47 30 & 32 DELIA AVE SECTION 28 TOWNSHIP 09 15.37 S09, T07, R15E, BEG 60S SW INTERSEC HOLTHAUS, EDITH Prop Addr: 301 OAK ST 66418 FOURTH ST & NEBRASKA AVE W100 S60 E100 1,738.61 HOYT S28 , T09 , R13E , LOTS 45 & 47 NORA AVE 567.90 HALE, MARTIN A & DONNA ANNO, RICKY L & KIMBERLY K JOHNSON, DE ELLA A & CYNTHIA LEE Prop Addr: 712 KANSAS AVE 66436 Prop Addr: 200 E FOURTH ST 66440 C/O PENDLETON, RYAN HOLTON (O.T.) , LOT 92 KANSAS AVE S23 , T09 , R15E , BEG 50E SE/C LOT 36 Prop Addr: 519 JACKSON AVE 66418 SECTION 04 TOWNSHIP 07 RANGE 15E 840.19 CENTRAL AVE N160 E158 S160 W160 TO POB 778.17 DAVID , LOTS 5,7,9 & 11 JACKSON AVE HALL, BEN D & MONESSA L BOYER, DEAN A & KARLA J SECTION 28 TOWNSHIP 09 RANGE 13E 515.98 Prop Addr: 407 IDAHO AVE 66436 Prop Addr: 301 HIGHLAND AVE 66440 KELLER, FRED C PARK ADDITION , LOT 5 & S/2 LOT 7 IDAHO HOYT (O.T.) , LOT 29 & S16 LOT 31 Prop Addr: 519 WASHINGTON AVE 66418 AVE SECTION 04 TOWNSHIP 07 RANGE 15E 2,377.97 HIGHLAND AVE SECTION 23 TOWNSHIP 09 473.71 DAVID , LOTS 1 THRU 9 WASHINGTON AVE HARRIS, ERIC W Prop Addr: 407 INDIANA AVE 66436 BROOKSHIRE, MICHAEL L (ODD) SECTION 28 DRAKE & FENN‘S SUB. NO 1 , LOT 7 INDIANA Prop Addr: 506 K-214 HWY 66440 TOWNSHIP 09 RANGE 13E 304.64 AVE SECTION 03 TOWNSHIP 07 RANGE 15E 126.16 LONG‘S 2ND ADD. , N32.142 LOT 23 & MCMILLIN, H JOE & VIRGINIA C HELLER, JOSEPH WAYNE S62.144 LOT24 SECTION 23 TOWNSHIP 09 808.39 Prop Addr: 504 DELIA AVE 66418 % HUSKEY, CASEY & DOTY, JAMEY COCHRAN, SHARRYL Prop Addr: 707 ANNETTA AVE 66440 DAVID (1ST ADD.) , LOTS 18,20,22 & 24 Prop Addr: 709 PENNSYLVANIA AVE 66436 S23 , T09 , R15E , BEG 840N & 60W NW/C DELIA AVE SECTION 28 TOWNSHIP 09 RANGE 788.91 HOLTON (O.T.) , LOT 89 PENNSYLVANIA AVE LOT 47 FIFTH AVE N190 W233.75 S191.27 307.48 MELECHINSKY, GARY A & REBECCA ADAMS SECTION 03 TOWNSHIP 07 RANGE 15E 780.38 DEBUSK, ERNEST J Prop Addr: FIFTH ST 66440 Prop Addr: 403 NORA AVE 66418 HELLER, JOSEPH WAYNE LONG‘S 2ND ADD. , LOTS 1 & 2 SECTION 23 DAVID (1ST ADD.) , LOTS 39,41 & 43 NORA Prop Addr: 425 W SECOND ST 66436 TOWNSHIP 09 RANGE 15E 30.54 AVE SECTION 28 TOWNSHIP 09 RANGE 13E 458.36 WILSON‘S ADDITION , LOTS 10,11 & 12 EVANS, CARA L Prop Addr: 104 HIGHLAND AVE 66440 ROBB, JOSHUA & MOLLY SECTION 09 TOWNSHIP 07 RANGE 15E 1,070.85 HOYT (O.T.) , LOTS 6 & 8 HIGHLAND AVE Prop Addr: 417 WASHINGTON AVE 66418 HOAGLAND, JAMES W & NORMA SECTION 23 TOWNSHIP 09 RANGE 15E 1,117.54 DAVID, S28, T09, R13E, LOTS 39,41,43 & Prop Addr: 901 WASHINGTON AVE 66436 EVANS, CARA L Prop Addr: CENTRAL AVE 66440 S21‘ LOT 37 WASHINGTON AVE (ODD) SECTION 182.62 UNIVERSITY ADD. , LOTS 1,3 & 5 BLK K & HOYT (O.T.) , LOTS 3 & 4 CENTRAL AVE & WILSON, ROBERT H & HELEN J ADJOIN VAC CENTRAL AVE & 1/2 ABAN RR 208.96 ADJ N/2 OF VAC NINTH ST SECTION 04 2,255.65 Prop Addr: 203 EAST ST 66418 KNEISLER, BELINDA HOPKINS, EVERETT & PATTY DELIA (O.T.) , LOTS 61,63,65 & 67 EAST Prop Addr: 105 E EIGHTH ST 66440 Prop Addr: 523 W TENTH ST 66436 ST SECTION 28 TOWNSHIP 09 RANGE 13E 277.11 S23 , T09 , R15E, ACRES 1.0 , LOTS 76 & UNIVERSITY ADD. , LOTS 36,38 & 40 & VAC 77 CENTRAL AVE & BEG NE/C LOT 77 E50 757.07 DENISON ALLEY ADJ & W6 LOTS 37 & 39 SECTION 04 777.27 MATYA, AMANDA M Prop Addr: 303 E FIFTH ST 66440 CAPPLEMAN, EDWILL & TEENA J IRELAND, DENNIS L Prop Addr: KANSAS AVE 66436 HOYT (O.T.) , LOTS 1 THRU 11 (ODD) FIFTH Prop Addr: 308 WESTERN AVE 66419 UNIVERSITY ADD., LOTS 65 & 67 KANSAS AVE SECTION 23 TOWNSHIP 09 RANGE 15E 531.46 DENISON (O.T.) , LOTS 86-108 WESTERN AVE AVE & BEG NW/C LOT 67 N TO ELK CRK E180 19.68 SCHNACKER, TRACI R (EVEN) SECTION 33 TOWNSHIP 07 RANGE 16E 228.66 JEFFERSON, JEFFERY Prop Addr: 113 W FOURTH ST 66440 CLARK, CARROL Prop Addr: 206 HIGHLAND AVE 66419 Prop Addr: 206 NEW JERSEY AVE 66436 MCKEAGE‘S 2ND ADD. , LOT 33 SECTION 23 DENISON (O.T.) , LOTS 72-78 HIGHLAND AVE HOLTON (O.T.) , LOT 18 NEW JERSEY AVE TOWNSHIP 09 RANGE 15E 2,147.34 (EVEN) SECTION 33 TOWNSHIP 07 RANGE 16E 709.19 SECTION 10 TOWNSHIP 07 RANGE 15E 132.80 SECRETARY OF HOUSING & URBAN DEVELOPMENT COLLINS, ERIC L Prop Addr: FRONT ST 66419 JOHNSON, RHONDA J Prop Addr: 206 HIGHLAND AVE 66440 DENISON (O.T.) , E10 FT LOT 20 HIGHLAND Prop Addr: 517 PENNSYLVANIA AVE 66436 HOYT (O.T.) , LOTS 22 & 24 HIGHLAND AVE AVE SECTION 33 TOWNSHIP 07 RANGE 16E 3.26 HOLTON (O.T.) , LOT 65 PENNSYLVANIA AVE SECTION 23 TOWNSHIP 09 RANGE 15E 892.90 COLLINS, ERIC L Prop Addr: 101 CENTRAL AVE 66419 SECTION 03 TOWNSHIP 07 RANGE 15E 501.68 STEVENS, JANICE M; STEVENS, JOHN M; DENISON (O.T.) , KOGER, WILLIAM C & CAROLYN A % LORI FORD Prop Addr: 402 ANNETTA AVE 66440 LOTS 21,23 & S24 FT LOT Prop Addr: 525 PENNSYLVANIA AVE 66436 HOYT (O.T.) , LOTS 76,77,78 & S12 LOT 75 25 CENTRAL AVE SECTION 33 TOWNSHIP 07 344.52 HOLTON (O.T.) , LOT 69 PENNSYLVANIA AVE ANNETTA AVE SECTION 23 TOWNSHIP 09 RANGE 262.00 COLLINS, ERIC L Prop Addr: CENTRAL AVE 66419 SECTION 03 TOWNSHIP 07 RANGE 15E 446.08 STEVENS, JANICE M & JOHN M DENISON (O.T.) , N1 FT LOT 25 & LOTS 27 LONGHOFER, JAMES G & BRANDEE L Prop Addr: FOURTH ST 66440 & 29 CENTRAL AVE SECTION 33 TOWNSHIP 07 13.89 Prop Addr: 410 IOWA AVE 66436 HOYT (O.T.) , LOTS 71,72,73,74 & S13 LOT COLLINS, ERIC L Prop Addr: CENTRAL AVE 66419 HOLTON (O.T.) , LOT 48 IOWA AVE SECTION 75 ANNETTA AVE SECTION 23 TOWNSHIP 09 207.22 DENISON (O.T.) , BEG NW/C LOT 18 CENTRAL 04 TOWNSHIP 07 RANGE 15E 1,037.75 AVE S57.9 SE149.4 TO E LINE LOT 10 28.92 MONTGOMERY, JOSEPH C MAYETTA ELLIS, AMBER D Prop Addr: 200 CENTRAL AVE 66419 Prop Addr: 306 KANSAS AVE 66436 C N CATTLE CO Prop Addr: N SECOND ST 66509 DENISON (O.T.) , W60 FT LOTS 50 & 52 LINSCOTT‘S 1ST PLAT , LOT 30 & N/2 LOT R. WHALEN‘S ADD. , W76 FT OF LOT 1 & S/2 CENTRAL AVE SECTION 33 TOWNSHIP 07 RANGE 285.96 28 KANSAS AVE SECTION 09 TOWNSHIP 07 801.17 LOT 3 SECOND ST SECTION 22 TOWNSHIP 08 28.30 ELLIS, AMBER D Prop Addr: 304 SECOND ST 66419 MONTGOMERY, JOSEPH C COCHRAN, MICHAEL W DENISON (O.T.) , LOTS 50-56 WESTERN AVE Prop Addr: 124 OHIO AVE 66436 Prop Addr: 307 E JONES ST 66509 (EVEN) SECTION 33 TOWNSHIP 07 RANGE 16E 262.69 HOLTON (O.T.) , N40 LOT 12 & LOT 14 OHIO LUNGER‘S ADDITION , LOTS 46 & 48 JONES GEORGE, CHARLES V & PENNY KAY AVE SECTION 10 TOWNSHIP 07 RANGE 15E 665.29 ST SECTION 22 TOWNSHIP 08 RANGE 15E 827.26 Prop Addr: 507 CENTRAL AVE 66419 MOORE, CLIFFORD C C/O MOORE, TEDDY DEBUSK, ERNEST Prop Addr: 201 S SECOND ST 66509 DENISON (O.T.) , LOTS 151-169 CENTRAL Prop Addr: 935 IOWA AVE 66436 MAYETTA (O.T.) , LOT 4 JAMES ST & VAC ST AVE (ODD) ALONG WITH 1/2 ADJ VAC STREET 552.04 UNIVERSITY ADD. , LOTS 35,37,39 & N/2 ADJ TO SW LINE LOT 4 SECTION 22 TOWNSHIP 220.42 HARDS, GARY R & VIVA M LOT 33 BLK C IOWA AVE SECTION 04 66.38 DEBUSK, ERNEST J Prop Addr: 107 E JONES ST 66509 Prop Addr: 506 CENTRAL AVE 66419 MORRIS, ELLIOTT D MAYETTA (O.T.) , LOT 18 JONES ST SECTION DENISON (O.T.) , LOTS 160 THRU 168 EVEN Prop Addr: 802 VERMONT AVE 66436 22 TOWNSHIP 08 RANGE 15E 222.58 CENTRAL AVE ALONG WITH 1/2 ADJ VAC 256.46 HOLTON (O.T.) , LOT 100 VERMONT AVE DEBUSK, ERNEST J KAUTZ, LARRY % FOYE, DONNA SECTION 03 TOWNSHIP 07 RANGE 15E 516.01 Prop Addr: 208 E MAIN ST 66509 Prop Addr: 202 HIGHLAND AVE 66419 OWENS, ROBERT T LUNGER‘S ADDITION , LOTS 41 & 43 MAIN ST DENISON (O.T.) , LOTS 56,58 & 60 Prop Addr: 323 NEW JERSEY AVE 66436 SECTION 22 TOWNSHIP 08 RANGE 15E 556.35 HIGHLAND AVE SECTION 33 TOWNSHIP 07 227.26 HOLTON (O.T.) , LOT 41 NEW JERSEY AVE DEBUSK, ERNEST J Prop Addr: 325 E MAIN ST 66509 LAMASTUS, RAY & BARBARA K SECTION 10 TOWNSHIP 07 RANGE 15E 1,565.16 S22 , T08 , R15E , LOTS 82 THRU 90 Prop Addr: 202 FOURTH ST 66419 POTTER, MELODY Prop Addr: 201 LINCOLN AVE 66436 (EVEN) MAIN ST 535.78 DENISON (O.T.) , LOTS 110-120 HIGHLAND INTERSTATE ADD., LOTS 35 & 36 BLK 9 DEBUSK, ERNIE J Prop Addr: 210 E CLARK ST 66509 AVE (EVEN) SECTION 33 TOWNSHIP 07 RANGE 300.19 LINCOLN AVE SECTION 09 TOWNSHIP 07 RANGE 700.17 SHUMWAY‘S ADD. , LOTS 9 & 11 CLARK ST LOCKHART, KATHRYN S & MICHAEL W RAWLINGS, KEVIN E & ANGLITA A SECTION 22 TOWNSHIP 08 RANGE 15E 959.42 Prop Addr: 102 FOURTH ST 66419 Prop Addr: 201 NEW YORK AVE 66436 HITTLE, RANDY LYLE DENISON (O.T.), LOTS 110,112 & 114 HOLTON (O.T.) , LOT 15 NEW YORK AVE Prop Addr: 201 E JONES ST 66509 CENTRAL AVE SECTION 33 TOWNSHIP 07 RANGE 599.70 SECTION 10 TOWNSHIP 07 RANGE 15E 1,008.95 LUNGER‘S ADDITION , LOTS 26 & 28 JONES SWEANY, ROGER L RILEY, WILLIAM J Prop Addr: OHIO AVE 66436 ST SECTION 22 TOWNSHIP 08 RANGE 15E 631.44 Prop Addr: 102 K-16 HWY 66419 JONES ADDITION , LOT 15 OHIO AVE SECTION KUONE, CLARENCE E DENISON (O.T.) , BEG 57.9S NW/C LOT 18 03 TOWNSHIP 07 RANGE 15E 62.89 Prop Addr: 207 N FIRST ST 66509 CENTRAL AVE S TO RILEY, WILLIAM L; RILEY, WILLIAM J R. WHALEN‘S ADD. , LOTS 3 & 5 FIRST ST SW/C LOT 10 CENTRAL AVE 571.11 Prop Addr: OHIO AVE 66436 SECTION 22 TOWNSHIP 08 RANGE 15E 372.58 SWEANY, ROGER L Prop Addr: K-16 HWY 66419 JONES ADDITION , LOT 14 OHIO AVE SECTION MILLER, WILLIAM B & WENDY S04 , T08 , R16E , ACRES 0.2 , LOT 3 KC 03 TOWNSHIP 07 RANGE 15E 56.08 Prop Addr: 221 E CLARK ST 66509 & NW RR ROW ADD 11.95 SCHEID INC Prop Addr: ROGERS DR 66436 S22 , T08 , R15E , BEG 398N SE/C NE/4 TWOMBLY, WILLIAM L HOLTON INDUSTRIAL PARK , LOT 8 & 9 LESS W145.4 S87 E145.4 N87 TO POB LESS RD ROW 339.36 Prop Addr: 406 HIGHLAND AVE 66419 E100 FT LOT 8 SECTION 33 TOWNSHIP 06 180.88 MILLER, WILLIAM BATTAILLE & WENDY JO DENISON (O.T.) , LOTS 130-138 HIGHLAND SCHEID, RUSSELL; SPIKER, TERESA M Prop Addr: 217 E CLARK ST 66509 AVE (EVEN) SECTION 33 TOWNSHIP 07 RANGE 874.59 Prop Addr: FRONTAGE RD 66436 S22 , T08 , R15E , BEG 398N & 145.3W VILLINES, RENEE M; JOHNSON, DARIN L HOLTON INDUSTRIAL PARK , E100 FT LOT 8 SE/C NE/4 W145.3 S174 E145.3 N174 TO POB 356.74 Prop Addr: 303 CENTRAL AVE 66419 SECTION 33 TOWNSHIP 06 RANGE 15E 141.55 NELSON, CARL F JR % NELSON, CAROL DENISON (O.T.), LOTS 85 THRU 97 (ODD) SCHEID, RUSSELL; SPIKER, TERESA M Prop Addr: 124 E MAIN ST 66509 CENTRAL AVE SECTION 33 TOWNSHIP 07 RANG 1,189.53 Prop Addr: FRONTAGE RD 66436 MAYETTA (O.T.) , LOT 29 & W.5 LOT 31 HOLTON INDUSTRIAL PARK , BEG NE/C SW/4 MAIN ST SECTION 22 TOWNSHIP 08 RANGE 15 743.25 HOLTON W217.8 TO POB W70 S300 E70 N300 TO POB 136.68 NELSON, CARL F JR; TR ACKERMAN, LOIS; FULKERSON,VIRGINIA, SLATTERY, HELEN M Prop Addr: 128 E MAIN ST 66509 Prop Addr: 717 NEW JERSEY AVE 66436 Prop Addr: 1202 W FIFTH ST 66436 MAYETTA (O.T.) , E29.5 LOT 31 MAIN ST HOLTON (O.T.) , LOT 91 NEW JERSEY AVE PARK ADDITION, E/2 LOTS 21,23 & 25 SECTION 22 TOWNSHIP 08 RANGE 15E 372.50 SECTION 03 TOWNSHIP 07 RANGE 15E 640.99 MONTANA AVE SECTION 04 TOWNSHIP 07 RANG 2,060.76 (continued to page 9) THE HOLTON RECORDER, MONDAY, AUG. 17, 2015, PAGE 9 Jackson County 2014 Delinquent Tax List (Mayetta - continued from page 8) PETERS, SCOTT E & MOLLY J WILLIAMS, TODD E; WILLIAMS, DALE C GRAY, STEVEN MELVILLE Prop Addr: 201 S FOURTH ST 66509 Prop Addr: 108 WHITING ST 66552 Prop Addr: 17399 126TH RD 66440 LUNGER‘S 2ND ADD. , LOTS 1 & 2 SECTION WHITING (O.T.) , LOTS 8 & 9 BLK 26 S16 , T09 , R16E , ACRES 5.4 , BEG 1980W 22 TOWNSHIP 08 RANGE 15E 626.98 SECTION 27 TOWNSHIP 05 RANGE 16E 128.26 NE/C NE/4 E705 S410 NW710 N240 TO POB 1,024.09 GREENWOOD, DELIA A NETAWAKA ADRIAN Prop Addr: 14821 US-75 HWY 66509 BELL, ALVIN JR & SHIRLEY A QUIETT, JANNETTE R Prop Addr: E4 RD 66418 S34 , T08 , R15E , ACRES 5.7 , BEG SE/C % WILLITS, RICHARD & DENISE S27, T08, R13E, ACRES 19.68, S/2 SE/4 NW/ 52.09 NE/4 N659.79 W38.9 N276 TO POB W743.57 753.93 Prop Addr: 421 WHITE WAY ST 66516 GUDENKAUF, AMY & JARED; MEACHAM, DENNIS NETAWAKA (O.T.) , LOTS 6 & 7 BLK 3 BANNER Prop Addr: X RD 66512 SECTION 22 TOWNSHIP 05 RANGE 15E 465.94 EDWARDS, DENNIS J Prop Addr: M RD 66436 S26, T09, R16E, ACRES 10.9, S10.33 AC OF D&S HOMES LLP Prop Addr: 518 PARK ROW ST 66516 S01 , T07 , R14E , ACRES 4.8 , BEG SW/C N/2 W/2 SW/4 LYING EAST OF PUBLIC RD 33.77 NETAWAKA (O.T.) , W85 LOTS 1 & 2 BLK 6 SW/4 N1597.16 TO POB N344 E633 S344 W633 182.01 HILL, LOREN G Prop Addr: 13314 134TH RD 66440 SECTION 22 TOWNSHIP 05 RANGE 15E 863.51 ELLIOTT, FRANK H & MARVEL C/O ELLIOTT, STEVEN S03 , T09 , R15E , ACRES 4.8 , BEG 1996W EDWARDS, JEREMY L Prop Addr: 415 CHURCH ST 66516 Prop Addr: 198TH RD 66509 SE/C SE/4 N521.775 E417.42 S521.775 477.79 RAILROAD ADD.(NETAWAKA) , LOTS 4,5 & N/2 S34 , T07 , R14E , ACRES 9.8 , E/2 E/2 LOT 3 BLK 19 SECTION 22 TOWNSHIP 05 534.08 HUMES, DAVID E & CAROL J EICHELBERGER, PATTY NE/4 NW/4 LESS RD ROW 22.71 Prop Addr: 12224 Q RD 66440 Prop Addr: 516 SUPERIOR ST 66516 MOORE, CLIFFORD C C/O MOORE, TEDDY S15 , T09 , R15E, ACRES 7.3 , BEG RAILROAD ADD.(NETAWAKA) , S105 LOTS 1,2 Prop Addr: 222ND RD 66436 2298.92S NW/C NW/4 E1120.6 S301.28 562.84 & 3 BLK 8 SECTION 22 TOWNSHIP 05 RANGE 639.88 S15 , T07 , R14E , ACRES 10.7 , BEG 259W JACKSON COUNTY FARMS LLC HOWLAND, JAMES E NE/C NW/4 NE/4 W 1065.5 S531.6 E974 NE550 26.12 C/O MIDWEST ESCROW FINANCIAL Prop Addr: 414 COMMERCIAL ST 66516 Prop Addr: 17455 142ND RD 66440 NETAWAKA (O.T.) , E26 LOT 16 & W20 LOT CEDAR S04 , T09 , R16E , ACRES 9.6 , BEG 17 BLK 7 SECTION 22 TOWNSHIP 05 RANGE 95.88 BRILL, LARRY E Prop Addr: 17314 158TH RD 66440 659.21W NE/C NE/4 S660.9 W659.39 N660.89 27.42 HOWLAND, JAMES E & CAROL J S21, T08, R16E, ACRES 20.3, W/2 E/2 W/2 JACKSON COUNTY FARMS LLC % HOLBROOK, JAY Prop Addr: 405 KANSAS ST 66516 SE/4 LESS RD ROW 263.85 Prop Addr: 13865 W RD 66440 NETAWAKA (O.T.), LOTS 11,12,13 BLK 4 C N CATTLE CO Prop Addr: 182ND RD 66509 S04, T09, R16E, ACRES 28.4, BEG,SE/C OF SECTION 22 TOWNSHIP 05 RANGE 15E 750.15 S02, T08, R15E, ACRES 3.84, BEG W 942.29 NE/Q N958 W1330 S944 E1336 TO POB 354.84 KOLOFF, SALLEY ALICE % EDWARDS, JONATHAN OF SE/C N468.05 W360.40 S468.05 E360.40 8.43 KANSAS LAND ASSOCIATION Prop Addr: 426 CHURCH ST 66516 DEVADER, MARTIN; CARLAT, KENNETH L C/O MIDWEST ESCROW & FINANCIAL NETAWAKA (O.T.) , E32 LOT 13 & LOTS 14 & Prop Addr: 12814 178TH RD 66509 Prop Addr: 118TH RD 66440 15 BLK2 SECTION 22 TOWNSHIP 05 RANGE 15E 476.32 S10 , T08 , R15E , ACRES 4.3 , SW/4 S20 , T09 , R15E , ACRES 11.4 , BEG 240W MULLINS, JOSEPH WAYNE LYING E OF US75 HWY N OF COUNTY RD & W 1,389.16 & 14.4SW NE/C NE/4 S ON C/L CRK TO E 103.34 Prop Addr: 434 COMMERCIAL ST 66516 DICK, CLINTON E Prop Addr: 17115 U RD 66509 MARKLEY, RICHARD S Prop Addr: 12575 S RD 66440 NETAWAKA (O.T.) , LOTS 11 & 12 BLK 7 S18 , T08 , R16E , ACRES 15.2 , BEG SE/C S14 , T09 , R15E , ACRES 2.5 , BEG 100S SECTION 22 TOWNSHIP 05 RANGE 15E 265.12 NE/4 N1090.55 NW453.37 SW502.06 S700 677.08 NE/C NE/4 W396 S330 E396 N330 TO POB 1,560.30 SEC OF VETERANS AFFAIRS FIRST FINANCIAL TRUST LLC % LIEURANCE, STEPHEN MASSEY, TONI L Prop Addr: 10237 T4 RD 66440 Prop Addr: 302 MAIN ST 66516 Prop Addr: 16938 R RD 66509 S31 , T09 , R16E , ACRES 31.9 , BEG 725W RAILROAD ADD.(NETAWAKA) , LOTS 9 & 10 S14 , T08 , R15E , ACRES 10.0 , BEG NE/C NW/4 W825 S660 W166 S660 E1363 N37 1,529.02 BLK 15 SECTION 22 TOWNSHIP 05 RANGE 15E 96.86 656.82S NW/C SW/4 E1326.66 S328.33 114.77 MCCLURG, MARJORIE A, JOHN MICHAEL, SMITH, CHARLES & ANGELA FIRST FINANCIAL TRUST LLC Prop Addr: 430 MAIN ST 66516 Prop Addr: 10185 Y RD 66512 C/O MIDWEST ESCROW & FINANCIAL S35 , T09 , R16E , ACRES 36.3 , NE/4 RAILROAD ADD.(NETAWAKA) , LOT 6 & W66 Prop Addr: R RD 66509 LOT 7 BLK 14 SECTION 22 TOWNSHIP 05 279.52 NE/4 LESS BEG S332 NE/C NW/4 S200 W660 220.03 S14 , T08 , R15E, ACRES 9.1 , BEG MCCOLLUM, MACKS W & ALICIA SOLDIER 985.15S NW/C SW/4 E1326.89 S328.27 19.96 Prop Addr: 16670 98TH RD 66440 ACKERET, JAMES Prop Addr: JACKSON ST 66540 FIRST FINANCIAL TRUST LLC S32 , T09 , R16E , ACRES 19.9 , BEG SOLDIER (O.T.), LOTS 15,16 & 17 BLK 2 C/O MIDWEST ESCROW & FINANCIAL 1014.84W SE/C NE/4 W338.28 N263.47 W248 1,483.14 SECTION 09 TOWNSHIP 06 RANGE 13E 16.12 Prop Addr: 13730 166TH RD 66509 MULLINIX, WALTER F SR & INA MAE; BURCH, JACK K; BEAMAN, CAROL L S14 , T08 , R15E , ACRES 9.7 , BEG 997E Prop Addr: 9639 T RD 66440 % STUART, STEPHANIE SW/C SW/4 N1318 E330 S1319 W330 TO POB 32.73 S36 , T09 , R15E , ACRES 19.7 , S/2 S/2 Prop Addr: 221 THOMPSON ST 66540 JACKSON COUNTY FARMS LLC N/2 SE/4 LESS RD ROW 883.24 SOLDIER (O.T.) , LOTS 3 THRU 6 BLK 2 C/O MIDWEST ESCROW FINANCIAL NDIRA, INC Prop Addr: 11820 118TH RD 66509 SECTION 09 TOWNSHIP 06 RANGE 13E 202.53 Prop Addr: 16765 R4 RD 66509 S20 , T09 , R15E , ACRES 2.8 , BEG 240W DENNY, JOSEPH W Prop Addr: 202 JACKSON ST 66540 S14 , T08 , R15E , ACRES 11.6 , BEG NE/C NE/4 SW290 SW265 NW180 NW241 TO N 221.24 SOLDIER (O.T.) , LOTS 23 & 24 BLK 2 545.5N SE/C SW/4 W928.01 N544.81 E927.61 983.33 NELSON, CARL F JR; TR Prop Addr: 14351 S RD 66509 SECTION 09 TOWNSHIP 06 RANGE 13E 38.14 KLOBNAK, RONALD J Prop Addr: 14275 166TH RD 66509 S35 , T08 , R15E , ACRES 78.3 , E/2 SE/4 FRITZ, BRANDI KAE & MATTHEW ALAN S23 , T08 , R15E , ACRES 8.9 , BEG LESS BEG SW/C E/2 SE/4 E108 N300 W108 688.79 Prop Addr: 302 LOGAN ST 66540 989.86W NE/C NE/4 S876.62 E493.03 2,098.71 NELSON, CARL F JR; TR Prop Addr: S RD 66509 LOGAN & FRIEND‘S ADD. , LOT 1 BLK 3 KLOBNAK, RONALD J Prop Addr: 166TH RD 66509 S36 , T08 , R15E, ACRES 78.2 , W/2 SW/4 SECTION 09 TOWNSHIP 06 RANGE 13E 137.35 S23 , T08 , R15E , ACRES 10.6 , BEG LESS RD ROW 96.10 IAMS, LYNNE Prop Addr: 305 THIRD ST 66540 989.86W NE/C NE/4 S1316.07 W330.88 26.32 NEUNER, BENNY J Prop Addr: 11014 T RD 66440 S09, T06, R13E, BEG 1250W SE/C SE/4 KLOBNAK, RONALD J Prop Addr: S RD 66509 S19 , T09 , R16E , ACRES 3.4 , BEG SW/C W281.5 N405 E281.5 S405 TO POB LESS RD 147.27 S23 , T08 , R15E , ACRES 9.1 , BEG NE/C SW/4 N325 E536 S325 W536 TO POB LESS RD 835.91 JONES, BRENDA J % MANN, BRENDA J NE/4 W497.94 S87 PAGE, ELBERT H & Prop Addr: JACKSON ST 66540 5.41 E497.94 N874.19 TO 23.53 S09, T06, R13E, BEG 1466W SE/C SE/4 DOROTHY L % HOOD, VIRGINIA MANSON, TIMOTHY L; CARLISLE, DANNA V Prop Addr: 10699 U4 RD 66440 W65.5 N162 E65.5 S162 TO POB 19.39 Prop Addr: 15288 154TH RD 66509 KEATING, DAVID & PAULA S29 , T09 , R16E , ACRES 14.4 , S15.9 AC S30 , T08 , R16E , ACRES 6.0 , BEG 1320S OF N40.8 AC OF S50 AC E/2 NW/4 LESS RD 511.23 Prop Addr: 233 THOMPSON ST 66540 NW/C NW/4 S445.5 E660 N445.5 W660 TO PO 1,187.29 SOLDIER (O.T.) , LOTS 7 & 8 BLK 2 POORT, MARK A Prop Addr: 17435 126TH RD 66440 MIDWEST ESCROW & FINANCIAL SERVICES S16 , T09 , R16E , ACRES 4.9 , BEG 45E SECTION 09 TOWNSHIP 06 RANGE 13E 306.76 Prop Addr: R RD 66509 KEIFER, KURT G Prop Addr: 327 FRIEND ST 66540 NW/C NE/4 NE/4 E219 SE514 S120 W440 N60 555.95 S14 , T08 , R15E , ACRES 10.0 , BEG NW/C POORT, RENE P % TEETZEL, SEAN LOGAN & FRIEND‘S ADD., S09, T06, R13E, SW/4 E1326.2 S328.44 W1326.43 N328.44 TO 23.53 N/2 LOT 3 BLK 3 LESS RD ROW SECTION 09 230.41 Prop Addr: 17625 126TH RD 66440 KIEFER, KURT G & BRIAN S NELSON, CAROL J Prop Addr: 182ND RD 66509 S15 , T09 , R16E , ACRES 38.7 , W/2 W/2 757.71 Prop Addr: 212 WILSON ST 66540 S03 , T08 , R15E , ACRES 78.8 , E74.25 REECE, PHYLLIS KAY Prop Addr: 14655 U RD 66509 FRANCIS‘ ADDITION , LOTS 14,15 & 16 & AC SW/4 LESS RD ROW 93.54 S31 , T08 , R16E , ACRES 8.5 , BEG SE/C E10 LOT 13 BLK 7 SECTION 16 TOWNSHIP 06 264.89 NELSON, CAROL J Prop Addr: ROCK ISLAND RD 66509 NE/4 W660 NE478.46 E45 NE249.99 SE456.4 586.93 MILLER, KENT S Prop Addr: 601 SECOND ST 66540 ROCK ISLAND PLACE, S26, T08, R15E, ACRES RIBELIN, BRYAN N JOHNSON‘S ADDITION , LOTS 1 THRU 6 BLK 1 0.7, N/2 LOT 7 SECTION 26 TOWNSHIP 08 26.49 Prop Addr: 13855 142ND RD 66509 SECTION 09 TOWNSHIP 06 RANGE 13E 279.42 NELSON, CAROL J Prop Addr: ROCK ISLAND RD 66509 S02 , T09 , R15E , ACRES 66.3 , E/2 NW/4 MOORE, TEDDY L Prop Addr: 318 FRIEND ST 66540 ROCK ISLAND PLACE, S26, T08, R15E, ACRES LESS RD ROW & LESS BEG NE/C E/2 NW/4 1,539.29 S09 , T06 , R13E , BEG NW INT FRIEND & 0.06, N/2 LOT 7 SECTION 26 TOWNSHIP 08 1.61 ROGERS, JOYCE & JOHN; SACKRIDER, ROLAND MICKELL ST N183 E40 N150 W40 N100 W225 53.17 NORRIS, CHARLES J & KATHLEEN Prop Addr: 9989 S RD 66440 SHOCKEY, WILLIAM C % HENRY, JOHN & MERCEDES STUMP III, JENNI S35 , T09 , R15E , ACRES 2.6 , BEG 1240N Prop Addr: 127 FRANCIS ST 66540 Prop Addr: 13040 162ND RD 66509 SE/C SE/4 W400 S250 W234.99 N343 E634.99 711.53 FRANCIS‘ ADDITION , LOT 11 & E1.5 LOT 12 S22 , T08 , R15E , ACRES 6.8 , BEG ROLIN, STEVEN E & NANCY J BLK 6 SECTION 16 TOWNSHIP 06 RANGE 13E 250.90 1072.75W SE/C NW/4 N1007.5 E334.54 169.20 Prop Addr: 102ND RD 66512 SHOCKEY, WILLIAM C Prop Addr: SECOND ST 66540 PETERS, JEFFREY C & CONNIE SUE S34, T09, R16E, ACRES 43.8, NW/C OF FRANCIS‘ ADDITION , W48.5 LOT 12 BLK 6 Prop Addr: 16844 158TH RD 66440 NE/Q E706.5 S2632. W706.50 N2631.16 LESS 53.20 SECTION 16 TOWNSHIP 06 RANGE 13E 35.41 S21 , T08 , R16E , ACRES 2.6 , BEG AT SABATINI, CYNTHIA L Prop Addr: S RD 66440 COUNTY RD INTERSEC 435N SW/C N395 E335 417.01 S12 , T09 , R15E , ACRES 4.6 , N/2 NW/4 WHITING POTTS, RICHARD WILL & ESTHER MARIE AYLESWORTH, JUNE A Prop Addr: 505 SECOND ST 66552 NW/4 NW/4 LESS RD ROW 10.30 Prop Addr: R4 RD 66509 SCHROEDER, LOYD D WHITING (O.T.) , LOTS 17 & 18 BLK 28 S11 , T08 , R15E , ACRES 8.6 , BEG NW/C SECTION 27 TOWNSHIP 05 RANGE 16E 350.91 Prop Addr: 11646 US-75 HWY 66440 NE/4 S662.08 TO POB E1343.8 S282.83 23.49 S23 , T09 , R15E , ACRES 5.6 , BEG BAGWELL, K ERIC Prop Addr: 131 SEARLE ST 66552 PURDY, THEODORE J II & TINA K WHITING (O.T.) , LOTS 3 & 4 & N/2 LOT 5 1313.11S & 308.5E NW/C NW/4 N114.13 2,055.75 Prop Addr: 16295 Q6 RD 66509 SHAW, ROBERT JOHN Prop Addr: 11090 P4 RD 66440 BLK 28 SECTION 27 TOWNSHIP 05 RANGE 16E 14.68 S22 , T08 , R15E , ACRES 2.8 , BEG BELLINGHAUSEN, AARON Prop Addr: K-9 HWY 66552 NORTH TOPEKA BABY FARMS , ACRES 5.9 , 566.2N & 20W SE/C W/2 NE/4 N150 W820.35 830.14 FARM 10D LESS RD ROW SECTION 21 TOWNSHIP 505.10 WHITING (O.T.) , ACRES 1.8 , BEG 540W & ROEDIGER, LESLIE W Prop Addr: 15823 R RD 66509 25N NE/C BLK 3 SW780 E ALONG C/L FIFTH 77.83 SIZER, SCOTT W & BRENNA S22 , T08 , R15E , BEG 280W & 50N SE/C Prop Addr: 13720 134TH RD 66440 BELLINGHAUSEN, DALE J SE/4 N480 SE550 SW47.1 W208.4 TO POB 286.61 S02 , T09 , R15E , ACRES 4.8 , BEG SE/C Prop Addr: 535 SEARLE ST 66552 SCOFIELD, DAVID L & CONNIE L W/2 SW/4 W417 N212.81 NE438.61 E235.06 1,635.97 WHITING (O.T.) , ACRES 8.2 , BEG NE/C Prop Addr: 13543 190TH RD 66509 STREETER, BETTY Prop Addr: 15601 142ND RD 66509 BLK E W430 SW700 TO N LI OF FIFTH ST E 1,061.87 S03 , T08 , R15E , ACRES 16.7 , BEG NE/C S06 , T09 , R16E , ACRES 4.7 , BEG NW/C BOTTORFF, ROSE Prop Addr: 217 PRATT ST 66552 W530 S1348.7 E542 S1354.95 TO POB LESS 1,305.85 NE/4 E485 S449.07 W485 N449.07 TO POB 199.05 WHITING (O.T.) , LOTS 3,4 & 5 BLK 21 SMITH, STEVEN Prop Addr: 16455 166TH RD 66509 TEETZEL, EARL FLOYD & JANE A SECTION 27 TOWNSHIP 05 RANGE 16E 33.37 S20, T08, R16E, ACRES 6.88, BEG 2121.06W BOTTORFF, ROSE Prop Addr: 211 W SECOND ST 66552 NE/C NE/4 S881.24 W349.02 N881.21 1,410.16 Prop Addr: 10927 US-75 HWY 66440 S27 , T05 , R16E , ACRES 1.3 , BEG 438W SMITH, WALTER R & JULIE A S27 , T09 , R15E , ACRES 3.2 , BEG 490S BLK R S225 E3 S207.85 NW410.33 E FOLLOW 154.42 Prop Addr: 16325 R RD 66509 & 81.7W NE/C NE/4 W351.3 N402.5 E311.8 1,017.54 HENSLEE, RON E & DEBBIE M S22 , T08 , R15E , BEG 802N SE/C NE/4 THOMASSON, MARY; BROWN, JON E C Prop Addr: 212 SEARLE ST 66552 N208.7 W208.7 S208.7 E208.7 TO POB LESS 1,491.54 Prop Addr: 9915 T4 RD 66440 WHITING (O.T.) , LOT 14 & S5 LOT 15 BLK STOVALL, SHANNON S31 , T09 , R16E , ACRES 4.8 , BEG 432N 20 SECTION 27 TOWNSHIP 05 RANGE 16E 1,129.78 Prop Addr: 17975 W RD 66509 SE/C NW/4 N408 W534 S408 E534 TO POB 1,275.50 KAISER, ANDREW M Prop Addr: SEARLE ST 66552 S09 , T08 , R16E , ACRES 7.5 , BEG NE/C TUCK, LAWRENCE EUGENE WHITING (O.T.) , LOTS 8 & 9 BLK 5 SE/4 NE/4 S264 W Prop Addr: 17750 134TH RD 66440 SECTION 27 TOWNSHIP 05 RANGE 16E 9.31 1320 N264 E1320 TO POB 182.81 S03 , T09 , R16E , ACRES 156.6 , SW/4 KAISER, ANDREW M Prop Addr: SEARLE ST 66552 THOMPSON, ADRIENNE & WILLIAM LESS RD ROW 324.45 WHITING (O.T.) , LOTS 4 THRU 7 BLK 5 Prop Addr: 16360 Q6 RD 66509 WEIXELMAN, STEPHEN P SECTION 27 TOWNSHIP 05 RANGE 16E 14.69 S22 , T08 , R15E , ACRES 1.0 , BEG 1022N Prop Addr: 18075 98TH RD 66440 OHLSEN, DEAN S; OHLSEN, ERIC D & 20E SW/C SE/4 NE/4 E265.21 N164 201.89 S34 , T09 , R16E , ACRES 3.1 , BEG Prop Addr: 204 WHITING ST 66552 882.74N SW/C SE/4 E494.79 S270 W494.8 230.35 WHITING (O.T.) , LOTS 8,9,& 10 BLK 21 DOUGLAS WHEELER, GARRY LEE & JOAN ELAINE SECTION 27 TOWNSHIP 05 RANGE 16E 80.07 BAILEY, JAMES M & TINA M Prop Addr: 16257 105TH LN 66440 OLBERDING, ALBERT Prop Addr: 15112 142ND RD 66509 S29 , T09 , R16E , ACRES 10.1 , BEG NW/C Prop Addr: 326 RAILROAD DR 66552 S36 , T08 , R15E , ACRES 20.0 , BEG SE/C N23 AC OF S75 AC E/2 SW/4 S759.9 E570 1,146.85 WHITING (O.T.) , BEG SE/C BLK G N195 SE/4 N439.4 W683 N494.6 W644.5 S939.55 3,018.97 NW180 SE245 TO POB & W25 BLK 7 SECTION 312.99 CUMMINGS SR, MARVIN H FRANKLIN OLBERDING, ROBERTA C Prop Addr: 13027 134TH RD 66440 BICKFORD, MICHAEL F & MILLIE C Prop Addr: 325 SEARLE ST 66552 S10, T09, R15E, ACRES 3.41, BEG NE/C OF Prop Addr: 22250 P RD 66436 WHITING (O.T.), LOT 6 & N15 LOT 7 BLK 8 NW/4 W647 TO POB S25798 W637.62 N258.15 1,411.68 S09 , T07 , R15E , ACRES 2.8 , BEG SW/C SECTION 27 TOWNSHIP 05 RANGE 16E 199.88 DEKAT, TIMOTHY J & GAIL SW/4 N360 E348.7 S171.73 E27.33 S188.4 1,387.61 PROFFITT, TROY Prop Addr: SEARLE ST 66552 Prop Addr: 12568 110TH RD 66440 LADUSCH, LLOYD G Prop Addr: 21469 S4 RD 66436 WHITING (O.T.) , LOT 8 BLK 19 SECTION 27 NORTH TOPEKA BABY FARMS , ACRES 4.8, FARM 14D S13 , T07 , R15E , ACRES 0.8 , BEG 400N TOWNSHIP 05 RANGE 16E 12.77 LESS RD ROW SECTION 21 TOWNSHIP 812.43 SE/C SW/4 W200 N200 E200 S200 TO POB 221.58 SNAVELY, RICHARD A & MELITA A; FUQUA, GEORGE P MARTIN, KYLE J Prop Addr: 15096 198TH RD 66509 S25 , T07 , R15E , ACRES 37.0 , SE/4 % PROFFITT, TROY & TONYA Prop Addr: 14015 142ND RD 66509 SE/4 LESS BEG NE/C SE/4 SE/4 W440 SE480 1,020.20 Prop Addr: 301 SECOND ST 66552 S02 , T09 , R15E , ACRES 6.2 , BEG MOORE, CLIFFORD C C/O MOORE, TEDDY S27 , T05 , R16E , BEG 275W NE/C BLK R 960.69 S OF NW COR NE1/4 TH S721.45 2,114.79 Prop Addr: 516 E EIGHTH ST 66436 W128 S225 E128 N225 TO POB 722.50 GORDON, DAVID J & APRIL J S03 , T07 , R15E , BEG 109.5N NW/C LOT VALENZUELA, CHRIS Prop Addr: 312 THIRD ST 66552 Prop Addr: 9780 T4 RD 66440 39 MINNESOTA AVE NE890 TO C/L ABAN RR 33.81 WHITING (O.T.) , ACRES 0.5 , BEG SW/C S31 , T09 , R16E, ACRES 2.9 , BEG BLK 34 N238 E97 S216 W118 TO POB SECTION 79.87 115.94S NW/C SE/4 E512.18 S298.44 238.76 (continued to page 10) THE HOLTON RECORDER, MONDAY, AUG. 17, 2015, PAGE 10 Jackson County 2014 Delinquent Tax List (Continued from page 9) PHILLIPS, ROBERT J & BETTY A KANSAS LAND ASSOCIATION ZIBELL, JOHN DOUGLAS Prop Addr: U RD 66552 Prop Addr: 198TH RD 66436 C/O MIDWEST ESCROW FINANCIAL S17 , T06 , R16E , ACRES 117.2 , PHILLIPS SUBDVN , ACRES 2.1 , LOT 1 Prop Addr: 174TH RD 66509 S121.4 AC NW/4 357.75 SECTION 27 TOWNSHIP 07 RANGE 15E 4.87 S12 , T08 , R14E , ACRES 2.9 , BEG 1115E ZIBELL, JOHN DOUGLAS Prop Addr: 270TH RD 66552 ROBINSON, MICHAEL SW/C SW/4 N653.4 E200 S653.4 W200 TO POB 40.22 S17 , T06 , R16E , ACRES 41.6 , N38.6 AC Prop Addr: 238TH RD 66436 KANSAS LAND ASSOCIATION NW/4 LESS RD ROW 171.36 S06 , T07 , R15E , ACRES 21.2 , W/2 E44 C/O MIDWEST ESCROW FINANCIAL ZIBELL, JOHN DOUGLAS Prop Addr: T4 RD 66436 ACRES E/2 NW/4 LESS RD ROW 61.55 Prop Addr: 10440 174TH RD 66509 S18 , T06 , R16E , ACRES 144.4 , NE/4 SEARLES, JERRY L; KAUL, NINA; LE S07 , T08 , R15E , ACRES 4.8 , BEG LESS RD ROW & LESS N9 AC 511.09 Prop Addr: 12476 192ND RD 66436 330.38E SW/C SW/4 N660 E330.61 S660 270.03 ZIBELL, JOHN DOUGLAS Prop Addr: 270TH RD 66436 S33 , T07 , R15E , ACRES 5.0 , BEG KANSAS LAND ASSOCIATION % WAHWASSUCK, CANDY S18 , T06 , R16E , ACRES 9.9 , N9 AC 310.38N SW/C N/2 SE/4 N310.38 E701.73 1,601.69 Prop Addr: 10460 174TH RD 66509 NE/4 LESS RD ROW 55.41 SEARLES, JOHN CHRISTOPHER S07 , T08 , R15E , ACRES 4.8 , BEG Prop Addr: 15168 222ND RD 66436 660.76E SW/C SW/4 N660 E330.61 S660 169.38 WASHINGTON S12, T07, R15E, ACRES 7.2, BEG SE/C KESEL, MICHAEL JR; SUTTERFIELD, KRIS BONE, RONALD L Prop Addr: 102ND RD 66509 SE/4 N432 W784.87 S432 E784.87 LESS ROW 905.68 Prop Addr: 17410 M RD 66509 S25, T09, R14E, ACRES 19.52, S/2 OF S/2 WINGENDER, PHILLIP J S12 , T08 , R14E , ACRES 7.1 , BEG SW/C OF W/2 OF SE/4 LESS RD ROW 178.15 Prop Addr: 21838 218TH LN 66436 SW/4 N653.4 E515.52 S653.4 W514.95 TO 99.90 BONE, RONALD L Prop Addr: 10370 102ND RD 66509 MURPHY, RICKIE & CELESTE S25, T09, R14E, ACRES 19.41, S/2 S/2 S15 , T07 , R15E , BEG 115N SW/C NW/4 E/3 OF SE/4 LESS RD ROW 55.09 N167 E183 S167 W183 TO POB LESS RD ROW 159.16 Prop Addr: 10567 158TH RD 66509 S30, T08, R15E, ACRES 3.87, BEG NE/C W72 HASE, KENNETH L WINGENDER, PHILLIP J Prop Addr: 9885 E RD 66418 Prop Addr: 21862 218TH LN 66436 AC NW/4 W396 S1320 E396 N1320 TO POB 764.02 NDIRA, INC Prop Addr: 14722 O RD 66509 S33 , T09 , R13E , ACRES 3.3 , BEG 227N S15 , T07 , R15E , ACRES 7.1 , BEG 282N SE/C NE/4 N628 W395 SE649.89 E118 TO POB 84.48 SW/C NW/4 N147 E183 N189 E449.3 S618 155.20 S32 , T08 , R15E , ACRES 4.8 , BEG 642.01N SW/C NW/4 N196.69 E1150.25 181.76 MELECHINSKY, GARY A & REBECCA A WINGENDER, PHILLIP J Prop Addr: 11590 E RD 66418 Prop Addr: 21898 218TH LN 66436 ROGERS, VERNON & SUZETTE Prop Addr: N RD 66509 S06 , T09 , R15E , ACRES 32.2 , SW/4 S22 , T09 , R13E , ACRES 4.8 , BEG NW/C S15 , T07 , R15E , ACRES 0.2 , BEG 561N S/2 NW/4 E435 S500.69 W435 N500.69 TO 993.55 SW/C NW/4 E183 N57 W183 S57 TO POB LESS 154.89 NW/4 LESS RD ROW 118.62 ROGERS, VERNON & SUZETTE Prop Addr: N RD 66509 OHLSEN, DEAN S; OHLSEN, ERIC D WINGENDER, PHILLIP J S06 , T09 , R15E , ACRES 74.8 , N/2 SW/4 Prop Addr: E RD 66418 Prop Addr: 21884 218TH LN 66436 LESS RD ROW 181.99 S33 , T09 , R13E , ACRES 79.7 , N/2 SE/4 S15 , T07 , R15E , ACRES 0.2 , BEG 492N ROGERS, VERNON LEE & SUZETTE LESS RD ROW 704.07 SW/C NW/4 E183 N69 W183 S69 TO POB LESS 480.75 Prop Addr: 12742 134TH RD 66440 POSCH, LARRY J Prop Addr: 10395 G RD 66418 WINGENDER, PHILLIP J S04 , T09 , R15E , ACRES 5.1 , BEG 290W S26 , T09 , R13E , ACRES 4.4 , BEG SE/C Prop Addr: 21876 218TH LN 66436 SE/C SE/4 W310 N730 E310 S730 TO POB 2,271.62 SE/4 N1070.8 TO POB W420.37 SW59.93 358.27 S15 , T07 , R15E , ACRES 0.2 , BEG 429N ROGERS, VERNON LEE & SUZETTE SHERBECK, ALVIN Prop Addr: 6600 94TH RD 66539 SW/C NW/4 E183 N63 W183 S63 TO POB LESS 181.95 Prop Addr: Q RD 66440 S32, T09, R14E, ACRES 11.23, E/2 SW/4 WITTWER CONSTRUCTION INC S04 , T09 , R15E , ACRES 33.5 , SE/4 LESS BEG AT SE/C OF E/2 W1208.34 2,421.72 Prop Addr: PINE RIDGE LN 66436 SE/4 LESS BEG 290W SE/C SE/4 W310 N730 88.62 S28 , T07 , R15E , ACRES 6.4 , BEG 500N ROSS, JULIE N Prop Addr: 7405 174TH RD 66509 WHITING NW/C NE/4 SE/4 S1100 NE780 NW710 TO POB 125.44 S16 , T08 , R14E , ACRES 10.7 , E/2 W/2 BELLINGHAUSEN, DALE J Prop Addr: W4 RD 66552 WRAY, MICHAEL L Prop Addr: 13606 222ND RD 66436 NE/4 NE/4 LESS RD ROW 74.51 S22 , T05 , R16E , ACRES 20.5 , BEG 740W S11 , T07 , R15E , ACRES 77.7 , S/2 SW/4 RUPNICKI, MAMIE Prop Addr: 118TH RD 66418 SE/C SW/4 W480 TO RR ROW NELY TO E LINE 83.52 LESS RD ROW 1,748.07 S18 , T09 , R14E , ACRES 38.3 , SE/4 MATTHIAS, DARRIN W & AMY C SE/4 (INDIAN LAND INFLUENCE AT 2% OF 3.35 Prop Addr: 19940 318TH RD 66439 GARFIELD RUPNICKI, MAMIE Prop Addr: 118TH RD 66418 S12 , T05 , R16E , ACRES 159.3 , SE/4 ALFORD, BRADLEY SCOTT S18 , T09 , R14E , ACRES 38.3 , SE/4 LESS RD ROW 3,175.52 Prop Addr: 19477 V6 RD 66419 SE/4 (INDIAN LAND INFLUENCE AT $100 ON 1.85 DEAN & KAREN OHLSEN FARMS, LLC S33 , T07 , R16E , ACRES 19.7 , BEG 660E RUPNICKI, MAMIE Prop Addr: 118TH RD 66418 Prop Addr: V RD 66552 & 1320N SW/C NE/4 S811.8 E1072.5 N791.8 984.37 S18 , T09 , R14E , ACRES 38.3 , SE/4 S04 , T05 , R16E , ACRES 134.9 , W140 AC BOUNDS, WILLIAM R SE/4 (INDIAN LAND INFLUENCE AT $100 ON 1.85 S/2 S/2 LESS RD ROW 1,428.79 DEAN & KAREN OHLSEN FARMS, LLC Prop Addr: 17410 SEVENTH ST 66419 SECHRIST, BERT R Prop Addr: O4 RD 66509 S33 , T07 , R16E , ACRES 9.8 , BEG 16.5S Prop Addr: V RD 66552 S05 , T08 , R15E , ACRES 40.8 , NW/2 S09 , T05 , R16E , ACRES 155.7 , NW/4 SW/C NE/4 S344 E1320 TO W LINE OF 53.81 SE/4 (1/12 INTEREST) 10.20 COLLINS, ERIC L Prop Addr: K-16 HWY 66436 LESS RD ROW 1,789.59 SECHRIST, BERT R Prop Addr: H RD 66418 DEAN & KAREN OHLSEN FARMS, LLC S33 , T07 , R16E , ACRES 1.3 , BEG 838W S01 , T08 , R13E , ACRES 77.7 , E/2 SE/4 Prop Addr: 318TH RD 66552 & 344S NE/C NW/4 S474 NE266 TO K16 ROW 177.51 (1/12 INTEREST IN U.S.A. TRUST LAND) 15.62 S09 , T05 , R16E , ACRES 157.3 , SW/4 CRANE, MARJORIE SEYMOUR, SHIRLENE Prop Addr: 9593 150TH RD 66509 LESS RD ROW 499.01 Prop Addr: 19934 K-116 HWY 66436 S35 , T08 , R14E , ACRES 2.0 , BEG NE/C DEAN & KAREN OHLSEN FARMS, LLC S01 , T07 , R16E , BEG 386W SE/C SE/4 NE/4 W290.42 S340.03 E275.59 N345.15 TO 409.51 Prop Addr: 16621 326TH RD 66552 W128 N150 E128 S150 TO POB LESS RD ROW 444.25 STARKS, RICHARD L Prop Addr: 7593 124TH RD 66418 S08 , T05 , R16E , ACRES 313.7 , E/2 EVERHART, MICHELLE B; EVERHART, GARY L; S16 , T09 , R14E , ACRES 10.0 , BEG LESS RD ROW 3,800.29 Prop Addr: 19920 X RD 66436 3036.26W SE/C N/2 N/2 N649.63 SE460.11 730.77 ROSS, RUSSELL & MALEIA S26 , T07 , R16E, ACRES 7.9 , BEG SW/C STEWART, HEATHER M; STEWART, DONALD R & Prop Addr: 31544 U RD 66552 SW/4 N882.6 E426 S882.6 W426 TO POB LESS 121.57 Prop Addr: 15567 Q RD 66509 S17 , T05 , R16E , ACRES 2.8 , BEG NW/C HARDS, VIVA MARIE & GARY S28 , T08 , R15E , ACRES 14.6 , S/2 E/2 NW/4 S1320 TO POB E335 S390 W335 N390 T 1,565.89 Prop Addr: 19575 W RD 66419 N/2 S/2 S/2 NE/4 & W/2 N/2 S/2 S/2 NE/4 255.63 WINGENDER, SAMUEL P Prop Addr: 30831 V RD 66552 S33 , T07 , R16E , ACRES 7.1 , BEG 610N WALDER, MARION LEE & MARKEETA S20 , T05 , R16E , ACRES 158.8 , NE/4 SE/C NE/4 N710 W466.12 S710 E466.12 TO 297.61 Prop Addr: 9231 142ND RD 66509 LESS RD ROW 1,321.00 LAMASTUS, DONALD & SUSAN KAY S02 , T09 , R14E , ACRES 187.7 , N/2 WINGENDER, SAMUEL P Prop Addr: V RD 66552 Prop Addr: 20102 K-16 HWY 66436 NE/4 & NE/4 LESS BEG NE/C NE/4 S2648.56 1,072.33 S20 , T05 , R16E , ACRES 78.1 , N/2 SE/4 S30 , T07 , R16E , ACRES 6.7 , BEG NW/C WHITEMAN, STEPHEN G & LINDA LESS RD ROW 1,500.95 SW/4 E380 S760 W220 S60 W190 N820 TO POB 878.10 Prop Addr: 15074 M RD 66509 ML63t3 PENDLETON, EDWARD B Prop Addr: 20945 W RD 66436 S25 , T08 , R14E , ACRES 38.3 , SW/4 S21 , T07 , R16E , ACRES 5.1 , BEG NE/C SW/4 LESS RD ROW 63.58 SE/4 S548 W419 N548 E419 TO POB LESS RD 512.67 WILLIAMS, DEBORAH FOLSOM C/O MORRIS, LYSETTE SCHEID, RUSSELL Prop Addr: 19631 U RD 66509 Prop Addr: 174TH RD 66509 S31 , T07 , R16E , ACRES 160.4 , SE/4 S13 , T08 , R14E , ACRES 4.9 , E/2 NE/4 PRICE REDUCED! LESS RD ROW 250.79 NW/4 NE/4 LESS RD ROW (1/2 INTEREST IN 10.55 WILLIAMS, LINDA D Prop Addr: 17527 198TH RD 66419 WILLIAMS, DEBORAH FOLSOM C/O MORRIS, LYSETTE S33 , T07 , R16E , BEG 269.5W NE/C NE/4 Prop Addr: 174TH RD 66509 W625.63 S316 E627.87 N316.01 TO POB LESS 213.64 S13 , T08 , R14E , ACRES 29.9 , S/2 NW/4 NE/4 & W/2 NE/4 NW/4 NE/4 & E/2 NW/4 3.15 GRANT WILLIAMS, LARRY ERNEST C/O MORRIS, LYSETTE KIEFFABER, WALTER Prop Addr: 2675 K-16 HWY 66540 Prop Addr: 174TH RD 66509 S13 , T08 , R14E , ACRES 29.9 , S/2 NW/4 S09 , T07 , R13E , ACRES 155.1 , NW/4 NE/4 & W/2 NE/4 NW/4 NE/4 & E/2 NW/4 1.97 LESS RD ROW 2,564.98 WILLIAMS, LARRY ERNEST C/O MORRIS, LYSETTE OZOOKIE TRUST Prop Addr: 222ND RD 66540 Prop Addr: 174TH RD 66509 S09 , T07 , R13E , ACRES 156.9 , SW/4 S13 , T08 , R14E , ACRES 4.9 , E/2 NE/4 LESS RD ROW 524.60 NW/4 NE/4 (INDIAN LAND INFLUENCE AT 13% 2.75

JEFFERSON NETAWAKA CATTRELL, LINDA A Prop Addr: 8561 254TH RD 66416 BANAKA, JAMES L & JANET K S27 , T06 , R14E , ACRES 28.6 , N30 AC Prop Addr: 14704 294TH RD 66516 W/2 NE/4 LESS RD ROW 414.41 S25 , T05 , R15E , ACRES 79.8 , E/2 SW/4 HOWE, BRIAN LEE Prop Addr: 7367 262ND RD 66416 LESS RD ROW 1,832.95 S21 , T06 , R14E , ACRES 3.8 , BEG NE/C HERD, DARREL J Prop Addr: 31830 N RD 66550 NW4 NW4 TH W528 S330 E528 N330 TO POB 1,144.02 S07 , T05 , R15E , ACRES 5.5 , BEG SW/C FOR SALE BY OWNER: - 3-bedroom, 2-bath, nice ranch home in Holton at MCASEY, WILLIAM J SW/4 E537.5 N462.81 WLY537.18 S446.7 TO 553.12 409 Illinois on two big city lots with one-car attached garage. This home built in Prop Addr: 8382 250TH RD 66416 OHLSEN, DEAN S & KAREN; OHLSEN, ERIC D & 1964 has beautiful hardwood floors. Big kitchen with dishwasher and garbage S27 , T06 , R14E , ACRES 3.7 , BEG SE/C Prop Addr: 30957 T RD 66516 disposal. Big utility room. Interior has new paint throughout. Exterior has nice NW/4 N260 W670.15 S260 E670.15 TO POB 1,735.30 S24 , T05 , R15E , ACRES 9.0 , NE/4 NE/4 vinyl siding. Backyard has nice patio and new wood fencing. Property includes SINCLAIR, MELVIN D Prop Addr: 26897 K RD 66416 NE/4 LESS RD ROW 3,216.22 oversize, finished and heated, two-car unattached garage plus another nice S16 , T06 , R14E , ACRES 10.0 , BEG SE/C PETERSEN, LONNIE R; KIDWELL, KIMBERLY K; storage building. Nice, quiet neighborhood. This home is ready to go with N/2 NE/4 W690.5 N385 NE311.2 E277.15 491.28 Prop Addr: 32481 R RD 66516 newer heat/AC. Call 851-0481 or 851-0013 or 364-3800. SINCLAIR, MELVIN D Prop Addr: J RD 66416 S10 , T05 , R15E , ACRES 1.2 , BEG S17 , T06 , R14E , ACRES 44.5 , BEG 581.96S NE/C NE/4 W280.66 SW81.87 950.32 1073.6N SE/C SE/4 N1567.76 W1325.2 182.93 TESSENDORF, MARY E Prop Addr: 28299 L RD 66416 SOLDIER S03, T06, R14E, ACRES 179.1, NE/4 LESS R 850.59 BOTTOM, TONY LLOYD Kansas State-wide TESSENDORF, MARY E Prop Addr: 278TH RD 66416 Prop Addr: 69 246TH RD 66432 S04 , T06 , R14E , ACRES 158.3 , SW/4 S36 , T06 , R12E , ACRES 9.3 , BEG NW/C LESS RD ROW 692.43 NW/4 E660 S660 W660 N660 TO POB LESS RD 873.00 Classified Network TESSENDORF, MARY E Prop Addr: 270TH RD 66416 BOWHAY, STEVEN J S16 , T06 , R14E , ACRES 67.2 , N/2 NE/4 Prop Addr: 278TH RD 66540 LESS RD ROW & LESS BEG SE/C N/2 NE/4 276.34 S10 , T06 , R13E , ACRES 101.0 , N/2 ­­­­­­­­­­------ance . Life License Required. NE/4 & E22 AC N/2 NW/4 LESS RD ROW 579.29 For Sale Call 1-888-713-6020. LIBERTY HUGHES, GEORGE L & MARYANN E 150 pianos on sale starting at ------CALKINS, LLOYD R Prop Addr: 27784 Q4 RD 66436 Prop Addr: A4 RD 66540 $688! Hurry in for best selection! Help Wanted/Truck Driver S10 , T06 , R15E , ACRES 4.7 , BEG 33E S01 , T06 , R12E , ACRES 5.9 , BEG 528W Everything from beginner pianos to Butler Transport Your Partner In NW/C NE/4 S607 E274.36 N346.5 W57.81 534.79 SE/C NW/4 N660 W396 S660 E396 TO POB 2.67 concert grands! Financing available. Excellence. CDL Class A Drivers SPIKER, TERESA M % SCHEID, RUSSELL HUGHES, MARYANN Prop Addr: 286TH RD 66540 Sale ends August 29. Needed. Sign on Bonus. All miles Prop Addr: 24171 US-75 HWY 66436 S01 , T06 , R12E , ACRES 26.4 , BEG NE/C Mid-America Piano, Manhattan. paid. S33 , T06 , R15E , BEG NE/C SW/4 W217.8 NW/4 S903 W1320 N903 E1320 TO POB LESS 223.15 800-950-3774 1-800-528-7825 or www.butler- S300 E217.8 N300 TO POB 1,465.44 JONES, CRAIG DAVIS piano4u.com transport.com ZIBELL, JOHN DOUGLAS Prop Addr: 24940 S RD 66436 Prop Addr: 27704 K-62 HWY 66540 ------S25, T06, R15E, ACRES 9.58, BEG NW/C S09 , T06 , R13E , ACRES 3.8 , BEG 132W For Sale Misc. SW/4 E3630 S1188 W3630 N1188 TO POB LESS 299.31 NE/C NE/4 W264 S742.5 E264 NE742.5 TO 1,096.53 20’ 40’ 45’ 48’ 53’ CLAYTON HOMES - NATIONAL MCASEY, WILLIAM J Prop Addr: G RD 66540 Storage containers OPEN HOUSE Your 1st year Utili- LINCOLN S35 , T06 , R13E , ACRES 75.0 , E/2 SE/4 centralcontainer.net ties are on us up to $3,000. Down ABEYTA, DAVID & LAURA A LESS BEG N385 SE/C SE/4 W400 N326.7 E400 242.40 or 785-655-9430 Payments reduced for limited time. Prop Addr: 7472 142ND RD 66418 NEW CENTURY MORTGAGE CORP C/O SALAS, CRISTINA ------Lenders offering $0 Down for Land S33, T08, R14E, ACRES 19.03, W/2 SE/4 Prop Addr: 914 254TH RD 66432 Help Wanted Owners. Special Gov’t Programs for SW/4 LESS RD ROW 192.70 S19 , T06 , R13E , ACRES 17.4 , BEG SW/C Can You Dig It? Heavy Equipment Modular Homes. ALLENSWORTH, PAULETTE M SW/4 E1027.64 N665.32 NW265.4 W847.34 905.68 Operator Career! We Offer Training 866-858-6862 and Certifications Running Bulldoz- Prop Addr: 12579 N RD 66509 OHLSEN, KAREN L; TR Prop Addr: 246TH RD 66540 ------S29 , T06 , R13E, ACRES 157.2 , SW/4 ers, Backhoes and Excavators. Life- EXPAND YOUR JOB SEARCH S13 , T09 , R14E , ACRES 13.4 , BEG NE/C time Job Placement. VA Benefits NE/4 W497 S1320 E497 N1320 TO POB LESS 284.56 LESS RD ROW 502.53 by announcing openings in this spe- Eligible! cial Kansas Classified Ad Network. ANSLEY, GARALD W ST CREEK 1-866-362-6497 Prop Addr: 7515 174TH RD 66509 $300 for 25 words plus $12 for each CALL, SHANE A; KATHRENS, LARRY G & RAE ------additional word. Contact The Hol- S16 , T08 , R14E , ACRES 19.2 , E/2 NE/4 Prop Addr: 24804 W RD 66436 Help Wanted NW/4 LESS RD ROW 423.84 ton Recorder at 785-364-3141. Your S27 , T06 , R16E , BEG SW/C N/2 SW/4 EARN $500 A DAY: Insurance classified ad will be printed in more FITZGERALD, DEANNA DEE N164.66 E264.55 S164.66 W264.55 N25.62 349.99 Agents Needed . Leads, No Cold Prop Addr: 13450 O RD 66509 than 140 Kansas newspapers and be CLEMONS, DUANE C Prop Addr: 28201 V RD 66552 Calls . Commissions Paid Daily read by nearly one million readers! S08 , T09 , R15E , ACRES 10.3 , NW/4 S05 , T06 , R16E , ACRES 15.2 , BEG SE/C . Lifetime Renewals . Complete NW/4 NW/4 LESS RD ROW 221.74 What a great deal! NE/4 N730.5 W200 N230 W535 S960.5 E735 821.64 Training . 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Larrison Tree APPLY IN PERSON, APPLY IN PERSON, Service, 364-3743, Call anytime. at 1000 Vermont Ave., Holton at 1000 Vermont Ave., Holton Local Youth or 401 Central, Horton or 401 Central, Horton Local Youthtag, 2-miles south of W.5th, Holton. 1,800-plus square 7p.m., Evangel United Methodist 16-Highway on Old English Road. feet, mezzanine, new lighting, fresh- high level of confidentiality regarding product/vendor information, excellent Church, East door, go to Library, 785-364-7529 ly painted, great window frontage. planning, time management and organizational skills, and ability to work Rm.104. Contact Betsy, 785-851-9167 or independently while remaining a team player. Pets Pets Joni, 785-364-7153. *Hours at the JCMA New Hope AgJunction offers competitive wages and benefits – annual incentive, 12 Center Food Pantry, located at Fifth FOR-ADOPTION: (1)Red Heeler, DUPLEX FOR RENT: 2-bedrooms, Jackson County has an opening for paid holidays a year, paid vacation, 401K match, paid health, dental, short Street and Wisconsin Avenue in the male, 1-to-2-years-old; (1)solid 1-bathroom, laundry room, located term disability and life, fitness reimbursement. Holton First Christian Church base- black kitten/(1)Calico kitten, both in Mayetta. Rent $550/deposit $550. Apply online at www.agjunction.com - Employment - Current Opportunities 4-to-6-weeks-old. For more infor- Available Sept.1. Please call 785- CNAs ment, are from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. on AgJunction is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Thursdays. For more information, mation, please contact Banner Creek 966-2217. All Shifts call 364-7021. Animal Hospital at 364-4560. No phone calls please. FARMHOUSE FOR-RENT: 8-miles Competitive wages A consistent advertising plan with FOR-ADOPTION: Male Lab mix, north of Delia on E-Road. Three and benefit package. 4-to-5-years-old, brown/white. For your local newspaper, informing bedrooms with appliances, outbuild- Apply in person. your customers about how you can more information, please contact ings, garden spot. $500/month. 785- Banner Creek Animal Hospital at serve them, builds consumer con- 458-9548 Medicalodges Jackson County 2207 Iowa Street, Hiawatha, KS 66434 fidence and trust in your business. 364-4560. 1121 W. 7th St., Holton, KS 66436 NEWLY REMODELED 1-bedroom EOE Visit with The Holton Recorder ad- Happy Jack Liquivic: Recognized apartment for rent. Water/trash paid, vertising experts about how to grow safe and effective against hook/ no smoking/pets. Available now. your successful business. Simply roundworms by US CVM. Wege’s call us at 785-364-3141. We are here 785-565-4189. References required, Feed Service, Hoyt and Holton (364- $425/month. SUPERVISORS IN PRODUCTION SHIFTS to help your business reach your 4761). (kennelvax.com) goals! NICE, CLEAN, 3-BEDROOM low- Wanted Wanted & QUALITY ASSURANCE & FOOD SAFETY COFFEE-WITH-FRIENDS: 10am er duplex: Basement/garage at 522 Iowa/Holton. $650/month plus de- Thursdays, Vintage Park-Holton. The Heart of Jackson Humane Society C.J. Foods, Inc. is now Everyone welcome/free to commu- posit. No pets/smokers, please. Call is seeking donations of several items 364-3309. hiring for supervisor roles nity! for continued operations, as well as more volunteers to walk dogs at the ResidentialResidential Property Property in the areas of: Produc- If you live in Jackson County and shelter. For more information, call the tion Shifts & Quality Assurance & Food are not a current subscriber of The shelter at 364-5156 or stop by the shel- FOR-SALE BY OWNER: Holton Recorder, you are eligible to ter at 414 E. Eighth St. in Holton. 5-bedroom, 3-bathroom house. Safety. receive the FREE Jackson County 2,600-square feet. Call or text for Join us for another 30 years of growth as you build your career Shopper mailed each week! Call our Business showing: 785-383-0862. office at 364-3141 for details! Opportunites with us! BusinessKeystone Cougar, 27-feet, ety shelter is located at 414 E. Eighth pull-behind, large slide, table/chairs. St. in Holton and is open from 1 p.m. MiscellaneousMiscellaneous Please see at 22089 P-Road/Holton. to 4 p.m. Monday through Saturday 319-350-1296 and at other times by appointment. FOR-SALE: Large newspaper end DOOLEY CENTER Crossword Answers For more information, call 364- rolls, many at about 60 pounds. $1/ No TrespassingNo Trespassing Now accepting applications for 5156. pound plus tax. Great for table cov- ers for all occasions, among other TRESPASSING WITHOUT per- RN or LPN Charge Nurse Hay Hay practical uses. Visit The Holton Re- mission. Notice is hereby given by for 6 p.m. – 6 a.m. corder office, 109 W. 4th St./Holton the undersigned residents of Jackson BIG BALES: Approximately each or call David at 364-3141. County that hunting, fishing, trap- Dooley Center is a 46-bed nursing 1,000-pounds @ $25. 22089 P-Road/ ping, or shooting, or trespassing day facility located on the campus of Holton, 319-350-3188. NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS: If or night is positively forbidden on all Mount St. Scholastica. you change your address, please land owned, or rented or occupied We o er a competitive wage scale LARGE ROUND BALES of brome, inform The Holton Recorder, along by us, or on roads adjacent to lands & excellent benets package, $25. 785-364-2759 or 785-292- with the U.S. Post Office, so that you at any time of the year, licenses or no including medical, dental, vision 4436, ask for Ron. can avoid missing any editions of the licenses. April 1, 2015-2016. Caro- & life insurance, retirement plan, paper. Contact us with your new ad- all in a quiet, peaceful atmosphere. Daycare Daycare line Kern, Phil and Colene Gutier- dress at: The Holton Recorder, P.O. rez, Roger Ackeret, Jay Gilliland, Apply at 801 S. 8th St., DAYCARE IN HOLTON has open- Box 311, Holton, KS 66436; call BFD Inc., Joseph B. Nick, Kim Ty- Atchison, KS 66002 or ings. SRS-accepted. Call Sherry at 785-364-3141; or email holtonre- ler, Harold Knouft and Gary, Tonya contact Willette Sinclair 785-383-9269. [email protected] and Michelle Everhart. at 913-360-6242, EOE COMMUNITY CALENDARCOMMUNITY CALENDAR

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Must beAppliances ableAutomobiles to lift 80 lbs. Automobiles toys per child, one gift per adult, Based on a list of items sought, one item of clothing for each fam­ more than 300 bags stuffed with Health insurance available, paid vacation and Real Estate Auctions Real Estate Auctions ily member and a basket of food for soap, shampoos, toilet paper and Gardenstore discount. Seed/Plants Must have a validGarden driver’s Seed/Plants license. Christmas dinner. Winter coats were other necessities were donated, sav­ Trucks Trucks also available to individuals who ing volunteers times. Pick up application at: Fresh Produce Fresh Produce needed them. In 2014, a total of 762 families Lawn & GardenHOLTON FARM & HOMELawn & Garden The Christmas Bureau was were served by the Christmas Bu­ Motorcycles Motorcycles hosted at Evangel United Method­ reau. Highway 75 & 6th St., Holton, KS Vehicles Vehicles ist Church’s Family Life Center Needy families and individuals Farmers Market785-364-2162 Farmers Market in 2000. The church has served as have always been required to fill out Recreational Recreational the home for the Christmas Bureau an application in order to qualify for Vehicles Vehicles every year since then and has been the Christmas Bureau. Participants Feed & Seed Feed & Seed Vans Vans operated as just a one-day event for were required to attach a copy of a many years. Women, Infants and Children (WIC) REGISTERED NURSE – DaysBoats Boats In 2005 and 2006, NEK-CAP receipt (for children ages five and Sabetha GarageCommunity HospitalSales is now accepting applicationsGarage for a SalesPart-Time day Estate Sale Estate Sale partnered with Toys For Tots to col­ younger) and either a copy of a free lect toys for the store. and reduced form from school or RN. One shift per week with every 3rd weekend being required.No Trespassing Facility is 90% lift No Trespassing In 2009, NEK-CAP partnered verification of food stamp assistance free. SupportiveRecorder medical staff Ads consists of five Family PracticeRecorder Physicians. Ads Business For Sale Business For Sale with the Jackson County Ministerial (for school-aged children) with their An excellent base salary is offered with additional benefits including vacation, Alliance to provide the event, and applications. the following year, the JCMA and Senior citizens and adults with holiday, sick time, and pension plan. Evangel partnered to organize the disabilities also needed to provide If interested in this opportunity, visit the store. proof of a limited income, such as In 2011, the event expanded and a copy of an income tax statement, hospital’s website at www.sabethahospital.com began offering essential items and monthly bank statement, Envision or call Julie Holthaus, HR Director at 785-284-2121 ext. 584. pharmacy cards to seniors and dis­ card or proof of monthly income. abled members of the community. In Anyone or any group or organiza­ addition, bicycles were added to the tion interested in volunteering as the store, and volunteers were on hand lead coordinator for the Christmas to help gift wrap the items in time Bureau is encouraged to contact a REGISTERED NURSE – Nights for Christmas. local pastor or any member of the Sabetha Community Hospital is now accepting applications for Full-Time and Last year, instead of collecting Jackson County Ministerial Alli­ Part-Time Night RNs. Shifts are 12 hours with 36 hours per week as Full-Time. various essential items to compile ance. Approximately every 3rd weekend is required. Facility is 90% lift free. Supportive medical staff consists of five Family Practice Physicians. An excellent base salary is offered with a competitive shift differential. Additional Back to School... benefits include vacation, holiday, sick time, group health insurance with dental, eye and prescription drug riders, pension plan, group life insurance with dependent life, Irene Cowger (shown above) was one of several people rec- Continued from Page 1 day, it was reported. Thursday is also ognized for their support and fund-raising efforts at the recent Colorado School open house from the first day of school for Wetmore disability and numerous other benefits. dedication of the Northeast Kansas Heritage Complex. Cowger 5:45 p.m. to 6:45 p.m. Tuesday, and Attendance Center students. If interested in this opportunity, visit the donated a quilt that was sold through a drawing in 2009. She is then students­ in third through fifth Also on Wednesday, enrollment a previous 4-H member and 4-H leader and served as grand mar- grades and their parents are invited and classes will begin at the Fresh hospital’s website at www.sabethahospital.com shal of the Jackson County 4-H Parade in 2006. Photo by David Powls to the Central School open house Start Learning Center, now located at or call Julie Holthaus, HR Director at 785-284-2121 ext. 584. from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. 501 Dakota Ave. in the former Jack­ Jackson County’s schools, as well son County Fair Building. The learn­ Cowger... as schools in the Atchison County ing center offers high school diploma school district in Effingham,­ will completion programs for all Jackson ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES EMPLOYEE Continued from Page 1 After visiting the new fairgrounds open doors for class on Wednesday, County schools, plus students in the Eastridge in Centralia is looking for a full-time environmental She and her late husband, Arch, this year, Cowger said she sees a lot with the exception of Holton High Prairie Hills, Atchison County, South did not have children, but a bond of potential. School sophomores, juniors and se­ Brown County, Valley Falls, Vermil­ services employee. This position includes daily housekeeping grew between them and some local “It’s going to take a few years niors, who will begin class on Thurs­ lion and Onaga school districts. and facility laundry services. We’re looking for someone who youth. to get everything worked out, but “We loved the kids in our neigh­ it’s going to be real nice,” she said. enjoys working with elders and is very task-oriented. borhood, and they loved us,” she “I think it’ll work out wonderful. This position is on COMMUNITYthe day shift and CALENDARCOMMUNITY CALENDAR said. They’ve got a lot of room.” LAND AUCTION does include working every third weekend. The couple served as leaders of the In order to honor Cowger’s efforts Card of Thanks CardHousehold of Thanks Articles Household Articles Pleasant Valley Rustlers 4-H Club for with 4-H, the kitchen at the new ex­ We do provide a benefit package including health insurance. more than 20 years. She was selected hibit hall is named in her honor. A Saturday, August 29, 2015 as the grand marshal of the Jackson plaque notes this honor at the build­ Call Eastridge in Centralia at 785-857-3388 for more Special Notice SpecialSporting Notice Goods SportingTestimonies Goods Testimonies County 4-H Parade in 2006. ing. 10 a.m. - On Site information or apply online at www.chcsks.org. 2015 Fair... 118 Rd., TravelHoyt, KS EastridgeUsed isTravel a Equipment division of Community HealthCareUsed System, Equipment Inc. and an EOE. Country Estate building site(s) in southern Jackson Happiness Is... Happiness Is... County, Kansas. 54.88 acres more or less in three tracts Continued from Page 1 ture, we can get the whole building Hay FarmHay Equipment Farm Equipment Both Allen and Robinson noted air-conditioned.” with brome and native grass & timber. Three tracts will be PART-TIME NIGHTPublic NURSE Notices Public Notices sold as one. that the Heritage Complex remains a Allen said there are “several EastridgeBuilding Nursing Supplies Facility at CentraliaBuilding has an immediate Supplies work in progress, stating that while things” on the agenda for expan­sion MusicalDarrell Instruments Simnitt Musical Instruments some aspects of the new fair­grounds at the new fairgrounds, in­cluding position for a Part-Time Night Nurse. WillBuilding be working Sites one Building Sites mark an improvement over the old possibly adding a concert shell and Countrywide Realty, Inc. 12-hour shift,Tools 5 p.m. to 5 a.m. per week and everyTools third weekend. grounds, there is still room for im­ seating at the Margaret Hund Am­ 785-231-0374At Your Service At Your Service provement in other areas. Allen said phitheater in time for next year’s Looking for someone who enjoys working with elders and is the livestock building was a good fair. www.simnittauction.com Miscellaneous Miscellaneous example of the former, noting that Local Youth Localvery task-oriented. Youth Competitive wages and benefits. the only improvement he would sug­ At Your Service AtCall Your Eastridge Service at 785-857-3388 for more details gest for it would be “maybe a couple Firewood FirewoodPUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE of bigger fans placed in certain loca­ or apply online at www.chcsks.org tions.” A division of Community HealthCare System, Inc. EOE. Still, he added, the new building Daycare WantDaycare To Rent Want To Rent was “about 10 times cooler” than the livestock arena at the old fair­ grounds. Auctions RentalAuctions Property PUBLICRental Property NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICELAND TRANSFERS LAND TRANSFERS Cooler temperatures are also need­ WANTED: RN ed inside the small exhibit building, Lost & Found Lost & Found Robinson added. EastridgeMobile Nursing Homes Facility has a full-timeMobile day positionHomes for “As of right now, just the kitchen, an RN. This includes three twelve-hour shiftsKnives a week and Knives restrooms and lobby are air-condi­ Pets Pets tioned,” she said. “Maybe in the fu­ everyFarm third weekend. Land Competitive wagesFarm and Land benefits. Livestock For informationLivestock call EastridgeKPA Nursing Classified Facility Ads KPA Classified Ads Delinquent atPasture 785-857-3388 at Centralia,Pasture KS Poultry EastridgePoultry is a division of Community HealthCareLand System, For SaleInc. Land For Sale tax collection Building Sites EOE. Building Sites Wanted Wanted Business Opportunities Business Opportunities tops $6,200 Residential Property Residential Property Business Business Testimonials Testimonials Opportunites Opportunites in first week Commercial Property~ FOR SALECommercial ~ Property Crossword Answers Crossword Answers Employment Employment 400 CHEYENNE, HOLTON, KS A total of $6,215.60 in delinquent Racing Equipment Racing Equipment taxes on Jackson County properties Everything on 1 levelAntiques and it is a GREAT Antiques have been collected since a list of Furniture Furniture home! 3 BR, 2 1/2 baths, lovely kitchen, delinquent properties was first pub­ Auto Parts dining area withAuto new Parts tile backsplash, lished in The Holton Recorder last formal diningRecreational plus living rm w/FP Vehicles and also Recreational Vehicles week, it was noted. Appliances AppliancesAutomobiles Automobiles The names of property owners who family rm. Dbl car garage is attached in have paid their delinquent taxes this addition toReal an oversized Estate dbl Auctions detached. Real Estate Auctions past week have been removed from Garden Seed/Plants SitsGarden on a beautiful Seed/Plants corner lot. This home is in perfect condition. $178,500. the updated tax list. The updated list Trucks Trucks is printed on Pages 8 through 10 of Call Joyce Rakestraw, Realty ProfessionalsFresh 785/221-1643. Produce Fresh Produce today’s edition of The Recorder. Lawn & Garden Lawn & Garden The list will be published in three Motorcycles Motorcycles consecutive Monday editions. Vehicles Vehicles Those who pay their past due tax Farmers Market Farmers MarketPRICE REDUCED! bill also must pay a four percent in­ Recreational Recreational terest penalty on the amount due, Vehicles Vehicles plus a publishing fee of $16. The Feed & Seed Feed & Seed Vans Vans interest penalty amount due will in­ crease a little each day that the tax Boats Boats bill goes unpaid, it was reported. Garage Sales Garage Sales Estate Sale Estate Sale Taxpayers with questions about their tax bills should call the treas- No Trespassing No Trespassing urer’s office at 364-3791. Recorder Ads Recorder Ads Business For Sale Business For Sale Recorder Classifieds

FOR SALE BY OWNER: - 3-bedroom, 2-bath, nice ranch home in Holton at Get Results! 409 Illinois on two big city lots with one-car attached garage. This home built in 1964 has beautiful hardwood floors. Big kitchen with dishwasher and garbage disposal. Big utility room. Interior has new paint throughout. Exterior has nice Call vinyl siding. Backyard has nice patio and new wood fencing. Property includes oversize, finished and heated, two-car unattached garage plus another nice storage building. Nice, quiet neighborhood. This home is ready to go with 364-3141 newer heat/AC. Call 851-0481 or 851-0013 or 364-3800.