SALUTE INSIDE MAYETTA, KAN. Check out Hometown of this month’s Stan & Marcia Chamber Derr Holton Recorder subscribers page! for 13 years. C Ser in t e ac son County Co unity or years See page 9. Volume 153, Issues 41 & 42 HOLTON, KANSAS • Mon./Wed. May 25 & 27, 2020 14 Pages $1.00 Counties now in charge of reopening plans Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly’s ernor’s emergency declaration, “Ad Astra” plan for reopening Kelly said individual counties the state economy following would have to issue their own a statewide “safer at home” emergency declarations in order order meant to prevent the to keep their counties in that possible spread of COVID-19 “phase.” (coronavirus) is now a guideline Gov. Kelly also said yesterday for individual counties to use in that she would veto a bill re opening for business, it was intended to limit her power to reported yesterday (Tuesday). make emergency declarations Previously, Jackson County and issue a new emergency had been following the “Ad declaration that would aid in Astra” plan with additional the state’s economic recovery restrictions on businesses that while preventing new surges of serve “prepared food or drink,” COVID-19. including restaurants, bars and She also announced plans convenience stores, at the urging to call a special session of of Jackson County Health the Kansas Legislature on Officer Angela Reith, who said Wednesday, June 3 to craft a no plans for the county’s next new emergency management step in reopening were available bill that her office said in a at press time this morning. statement issued yesterday At the present time, Kansas had been “vetted, debated, is is under “Phase 2” of the transparent and addresses the Rain didn’t stop Holton’s American Legion and Vet- governor’s plan to reopen the need to keep Kansans safe and erans of Foreign Wars posts from conducting their an- state. With the plan now merely a healthy.” nual joint ceremony at Holton Cemetery on Monday, but guideline for counties following the weather, along with health advisories designed to Continued to Page 7 prevent the possible spread of COVID-19 (coronavirus), the expiration of the gov kept the crowds smaller than in previous years. Near the end of the ceremony, representatives from area Le- gion and VFW posts joined forces for the 21-gun salute (shown above) of American’s fallen military personnel. County sees rise Shown from left to right are Hal Cochren, Jimmy Ke- nyon, Brett Warren, Skip Amon, Jim Gerhardt, Andy Greenwood, Larry Van Donge, Leroy Rieschick, David Martin, Matt Browning and Wayne Rieschick. Following the 21-gun salute, Kyle Bohnenkemper in COVID cases (shown at left), a junior at Holton High School, played By Brian Sanders month. taps for the fallen. Photos by Brian Sanders Jackson County saw its As of yesterday, Jackson total number of COVID-19 County reported 93 total cases (coronavirus) cases more than of COVID-19, including one double on Friday, May 22 as a that required hospitalization. result of positive cases identi A total of 22 Jackson County Courthouse remains open to the public fied after recent testing of residents have recovered from By Ali Holcomb During a special 40-minute door of the Courthouse, it was stationed at the south entrance employees at the Johnsonville COVID-19, it was reported. The first floor of the Jackson meeting of the Jackson County reported. screening visitors for fever and Holton plant, Jackson County Last Thursday, May 21, County Courthouse will remain Commission on Thursday Due to the reduction of weapons before they were allowed Health Officer Angela Reith the Jackson County Health open to the public after it was morning, May 21, it was staff available, Jackson to enter the building. Visitors have said. Department listed a total of 36 reported Thursday that the reported that a sheriff’s deputy County Sheriff Tim Morse also been required to check in on a More than 55 of the county’s county residents who had tested Jackson County Sheriff’s Office – who had been stationed at told commissioners that his sheet of paper. COVID-19 cases can be traced positive for COVID-19, in is no longer able to provide a the Courthouse door – had office could no longer provide Once screened, the office to the Johnsonville Holton cluding one hospitalization and deputy to conduct temperature tested positive for COVID-19 deputies to screen visitors at the that the visitor needs to conduct plant, including the 46 cases sev en recoveries. On Friday, checks and security at the south (coronavirus), which forced Courthouse. business with is called and a that were identified Friday the total number of COVID-19 entrance. several other sheriff office staff Commissioners Bill Elmer, Ed staff member from that office from testing conducted the day cases jumped to 84 — an Chad Phillips, head members, and Jackson County Kathrens and Janet Zwonitzer travels down to the first floor to before, five identified on May increase of 48 cases. Courthouse custodian, and Commissioner Janet Zwonitzer, (via phone) met Thursday assist the person. Visitors have 23 and five identified from Continued to Page 7 other Courthouse employees into quarantine. morning to discuss the situation. only been allowed on the first testing conducted earlier in the have agreed to take turns The deputy who tested positive The Courthouse reopened to the floor of the Courthouse. screening people as they enter was one of several deputies who public on Monday, May 18, and Food to be distributed the building. had been stationed at the south one or more deputies had been Continued to Page 7 Thursday at HES Families in the Holton rear entrance on Sixth Street, with Spanish flu hit county hard in 1918 community will have the food boxes to be distributed until By Ali Holcomb several waves of the flu hit, week, according to the Kansas very contagious kind of cold opportunity to receive a free gone, Davies said. “Cover up each cough and and schools were closed for a Historical Society. accompanied by fever, pains “family-sized” box of fruit, “This is in addition to the sneeze; if you don’t, you’ll total of seven weeks. As the soldiers began to in the head, eyes, ears, back or veg etables and dairy products summer food service program spread disease.” Although it was deemed recover, many of them were other parts of the body and a tomorrow (Thursday) through already in progress,” he added. That was one of several tag the “Spanish” flu, the first sent to Europe to fight in feeling of severe sickness.” the Holton school district’s Holton food service director lines promoted by the U.S. outbreak of the disease was World War I where the disease The notice reported that for cooperation with the USDA’s Michael Adkins applied for Health Service in 1918 to reported here in Kansas in mutated and became deadly. some, symptoms disappear Farmers to Families Food Box participation in the program stop the possible spread of the Haskell County and Fort The disease spread and caused after three or four days but Program, it was reported. “about two weeks ago” and Spanish influenza. Riley where young men were outbreaks in most parts of the that some people develop Holton USD 336 Superintendent found out yesterday (Tuesday) Like COVID-19 being hospitalized for flu-like world, according to the KHS. pneumonia, inflammation of Bob Davies said the district that Holton had qualified for (coronavirus), the Spanish symptoms. In the fall of 1918, the disease the ear or meningitis and that, has qualified to distribute about participation, Davies said. flu caused Kansas residents An official “outbreak” returned to Kansas, and a health in many of these complicated 960 boxes of produce and dairy USDA Secretary Sonny Perdue to be quarantined and occurred at Fort Riley in notice in The Holton Recorder, cases, a person may die. products through the USDA announced in April that through closed churches and public March with as many as 500 “Uncle Sam’s Advice On Flu,” program. Distribution will be held the Families First Coronavirus gatherings. In Jackson County, soldiers hospitalized within a described the Spanish flu as “a Continued to Page 14 starting at 9:30 a.m. tomorrow at the Holton Elementary School Continued to Page 7 County tax sale moving forward By Ali Holcomb delinquent on their taxes have Property owners who have until Aug. 11 to “plead the been delinquent on paying their petition” by filing an “answer” taxes for the past three years in or defense for the debt. Jackson County will find their Property owners must pay their property on the county tax sale back taxes before the start of the in August, it has been reported. tax sale, which is expected to Documents on the tax sale were take place on the first floor of the filed recently in district court and Jackson County Courthouse later presented to real estate property in August, according to County owners who have not paid their Counselor Alex Belveal. If they taxes in three consecutive years. don’t, the owners are subject to Lienholders and other lenders foreclosure on their property. were also notified. To be excluded from the tax A total of 29 tracts of land in sale now, property owners must Jackson County, representing now pay off all their delinquent about $101,947.97 in back taxes, taxes. The tax total also are listed in a public notice that includes penalties and interest, is published on pages 10 and publication costs and other fees. 11 of this edition of The Holton Last fall, the commissioners Recorder. This notice will also approved a resolution to be published in the next two authorize the tax foreclosure sale. editions. Property owners who are Continued to Page 14 A bird’s eye-view of the construction of the new rural health clinic at Holton Community Hospital, which is being completed by AHRS Construction, is shown above. The hospital additions and renovations include eight new patient rooms, additions to the emergency room, new operating rooms, updated nurses’ station and emergency room wait- THURSDAY’S FORECAST ing room, new E.R. canopy and entrance, additional and updated space at the specialty clinic, renovations to the sur- C gery recovery unit, new flooring, new office space, meeting and training space and renovated registration stations. Photo courtesy of AHRS Construction " ! ! HOLTON RECORDER, MAY 25-27, 2020, PAGE 2 Today’s Weather Forecast Sponsored By: PAY CASH AND SAVE 3¢/GAL
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Bob Fernkopf (left) and Gregg Moser of Holton Masonic Lodge 42 AF&AM showed off this 1959 Chevrolet El Camino on Thursday, Friday and Saturday in front of Doug Richert Chevrolet in Holton. The classic El Camino, the grand prize in a drawing being held to benefit the Masonic Foundation, has only 6,626.4 original miles on it, said Fernkopf, who noted that the vehicle would be displayed at various locations across the state prior to the drawing next March; the Holton lodge’s appointed time to show off the vehicle was during Glory Days, which was canceled over the possible spread of COVID-19 (coronavirus). Fernkopf also noted that 75 percent of drawing tickets sold lo- cally will benefit Lodge 42 programs. He may be contacted at (785) 383-0133 for information about buying tickets. Photo by Brian Sanders
City Hall lobby reopening postponed Farming is your livelihood, and it’s our business to help protect that. By Brian Sanders county offices meet them on the “I find it disturbing that it $300,000 in business grants and Farm/Ranch Business Insurance With offices at the Jackson first floor. could happen, but it’s a prob- $100,000 for meal programs, County Courthouse starting to McKee said he, too, would lem,” he added. “But this virus McKee told commissioners. Business Succession reopen to the public, a member like to see the City Hall lobby isn’t going anywhere for quite a But it was determined that the of the Holton City Commis- reopen, but added his concern spell.” city and the county would have We make it simple to help you select the coverage that’s sion recently expressed a desire that if one employee contract- City Hall, however, does re- a better shot at the CDBG funds right for you today and provide options for the future to see the lobby at Holton City ed COVID-19, all of City Hall main open for business, for tele by joining forces since many of your growing operation. Hall open after being closed for might have to close for two phone or online service, and city small business owners do not Call today to see how we make insurance simple. more than two months. weeks while other employees customers may still pay bills via meet low-to-moderate income Robert Wareham Mitchell Nicol Casey Patterson But while Holton City Man- went into quarantine. the drop box on the north side (LMI) guidelines, he said. 521 Arizona 521 Arizona 521 Arizona Holton, KS Holton, KS Holton, KS ager Kerwin McKee said he McKee added that keep- of the building. Riley added that “A lot of folks who have a (785) 364-2111 (785) 364-2111 (785) 364-2111 would have “no problem” re- ing at least two city employ- even though the lobby remains business were applying,” he opening the City Hall lobby ees — City Clerk Teresa Riley closed for now, City Hall work- said. “Then they got to the part Securities & services offered through FBL Marketing Services, LLC+, 5400 University Ave., West Des Moines, IA 50266, 877/860-2904, Member SIPC, Farm Bureau Property & Casualty Insurance Company+*, Western Agricultural Insurance Company+*, Farm Bureau Life Insurance Company+*/West Des Moines, IA. +Affiliates *Company providers of Farm Bureau Financial to walk-in customers, he ex- and Deputy Clerk Michelle ers are available for customers where you have to put down how Services PCO44-ML-2 (2-12) pressed concerns that the reason Raaf, both of whom can “do who need a little extra in-person much your family makes… and the lobby has been closed — payroll, appropriations and help in a manner similar to that they’d end up over the LMI.” preventing the possible spread some of the major jobs with currently being offered at the At the urging of Jackson of COVID-19 (coronavirus) — deposits and banking that are Courthouse. County Commission Chair Ja- WILSON’S DIRECT YOU NAME IT! may also be the reason it closes required to happen,” he said “They can call, and we’ll net Zwonitzer, business owners HANDYMAN • NO JOB TOO SMALL again if it opens too soon. — healthy was a high priority. meet them at the door,” Riley in the city who meet the LMI MOTORS & TIRES HOME REPAIR & BLDG. MAINTENANCE A decision on whether to re- That, he said, is because oth- said. guidelines could apply for funds Just west of Holton on Hwy. 16 BUCKET TRUCK FOR HIRE open the City Hall lobby could er city departments have been In other business at the May through the county, which can come as soon as the city com- working in “teams” to help 18 meeting, McKee explained also help small business owners (785) 364-1915 Terry Fox • (785) 966-2628 mission’s next meeting, which prevent the possible spread of to commissioners why the city in the county’s other communi- is set for 7 p.m. Monday, June COVID-19, which could result was teaming up with Jackson ties, McKee said. 1, in commission chambers, in full department shutdowns, County on a Community Devel- “We decided we’d better join WE FIX IT ALL! where no more than 10 people citing the city’s power plant as opment Block Grant (CDBG) forces,” he added. — commissioners included — an example. application for funds available Commissioners also: TRUCKS, CARS, TRACTORS n LAWN MOWERS & have been allowed since the “Our city could receive up through the federal Coronavirus Approved minutes from FARM EQUIPMENT! lobby was closed to the public to eight megawatts of power Aid, Relief, and Economic Se- their May 4 meeting and budget on March 19. through its transformer, and curity (CARES) Act. Few small appropriations made since that During the commission’s in the summer, we’ll use clear business owners in the area meet meeting. Monday, May 18 meeting, up to 12 megawatts, which income guidelines to receive fi- n Approved a proposal for a commissioner Tim Morris said we have to generate,” McKee nancial assistance, he said. modified 2020 summer youth More Than Used Trucks: he wanted to follow Jackson said. “Without the power plant, The city sought to get up to ball schedule. County’s lead on a guideline we wouldn’t be able to supply $400,000 in funds through the n Approved Mayor Robert ¸ Vermeer Hay ¸ Hay Boss In-Line ¸ Ranch Hand Grill for opening the City Hall lobby. enough power for a third of the CARES CDBG, which is be- Dieckmann’s signature on a Equipment Trailers Guards County offices at the Court- city to run as normal.” ing offered through the county’s proclamation of May as Na- ¸ Bradford Truck Beds ¸ Tires ¸ Highline Bale house are reopening on a lim- Losing Riley and Raaf for a auspices to local businesses tional Foster Care Month in ¸ Grasshopper ¸ Baler Belts & Chains Processors ited basis, in which Courthouse couple of weeks, McKee said, struggling due to recent stay-at- Holton. Lawn Mowers ¸ ¸ Drop N’Lock Hitches n Hydra Bed Bale Beds visitors are screened before would pose a similar problem home orders. If approved, the Heard comment from Mc- ¸ Used Trucks, ¸ Iron Star Truck Beds ¸ Hydraulic Hose Repair entering and representatives of for the city. city could have received up to Kee that cleaning and camera Cars & SUVs work on some of the city’s sew- ¸ Net Wrap & Twine er lines is under way. n Heard comment from Mc- Library to accept material returns Kee that a new lineman was be- ing sought for the city’s electri- cal distribution department. By Amy Austin way specified when the library 6:30 p.m. We will not be open n Director card was issued.DISTRICT Please contin- on Saturdays.COURT NEWS Noted that electrical pro- Beck Bookman Library will ue to be patient with us, as this We would like to thank ev- duction employee Kevin Yon- begin taking returns on June 1. is new for us also. We may not eryone for their continued sup- ke’s last day on the job would be May 31 after 17 years. 14 Miles West of Leavenworth On K-92 Hwy. McLouth, Kansas Please put books in the book have what you want available, port and patience. Once again, n drop bin and DVDs and audio- so have several items in mind. we are reminded of the great Heard comments from books in the Audio-Visual bin. As usual, names will be put in community that surrounds us in Morris over nuisance issues, 913-796-6198 Please remember to be cogni- a queue and items will be dis- Jackson County. mainly regarding mowing, at four properties in the city. www.courtneysllc.com zant of the weather and not al- tributed accordingly. If there is n low any items to get wet, as they a previously placed order, it re- Adjourned the meeting at will be staying in a bag for 72 mains in the queue. 8 p.m. All five commissioners hours before being processed; We will also be offering fax were present. WE ARE ESSENTIAL AND OPEN! even a few sprinkles canDISTRICT cause and printing services curbside COURT NEWS damage. by appointment only. 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Open 10 a.m. to noon and 1 p.m. to ? Open Sat. 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. • Closed Sunday Check Holton Greenhouse Facebook business page for greenhouse news. THANK YOU FOR YOUR PATRONAGE! From Sandy Snavely HOLTON GREENHOUSE /FX+FSTFZ"WFt HOLTON RECORDER, MAY 25-27, 2020, PAGE 3 Jackson County Card Showers Senior Menus green and yellow quilt contain- 5 Years Ago ing their signatures to Carol Until further notice, Week of May 24-30, 2015 Fenton to honor her 24 years of Jackson County Senior Holton Police Chief Gale service to the school as a physi- Center meals are carry- Gakle recently presented the cal education instructor. Class out or delivery only (no Holton city commissioners with representatives making the pre- dine-in). an estimate for the purchase sentation were Lance Coe, Tay- Menus are subject to of seven high-definition in-car lor Welliver, Lizzy Swindale, cameras that monitor activities change. For more informa- Rachel Longren, Tyler Ahlgren, tion, call 364-3571. outside a patrol car through the Blast Leah Hill, Shelby Duncan and windshield, as well as inside the From The Past Alisha Rostetter. Menus listed for the week car. The city commission ap- Keith Gilliland of Holton has of Monday, June 1 through proved the purchase, so that pa- been named the Holton High Friday, June 5 are as fol- trol vehicles in Holton, as well School Alumnus of the Year, it lows: as officers’ uniforms, will be has been announced. Monday, June 1: Chick- equipped with cameras. en and noodles, mashed po- Meadowlark Extension Dis- Bernice Stirton 25 Years Ago tatoes, California mix veg- Bernice Stirton will celebrate trict #7 has found a new home th in Holton on the north side of Week of May 24-30, 1995 etables, fresh fruit and hot her 90 birthday on Thursday, the Holton Town Square, it has While Holton residents Har- roll and margarine. June 4. been reported. The building, lo- old Knouft and Al Twombly Tuesday, June 2: Baked Mary May She was born to Roy and Ruth cated at 114 W. 5th St., previous- recently visited, Twombly men- pork roast, scalloped po- Mary May of Holton will Daughtery of Circleville on ly housed BNB Group Incorpo- tioned in passing that the grave- tatoes, strawberry/spinach celebrate her 89th birthday on June 4, 1930. rated. According to Meadow- stone of a Civil War veteran at salad, fruit pizza and bread Thursday, June 4. She has three children, Be- lark Extension District director Holton’s cemetery contained and margarine. Cards can be sent to her at verely Jeffrey, the late Curtis David Key, the new office space the Congressional Medal of 315 Topeka Ave., Holton, KS Stirton and Barbara Scoggins. Honor designation. This was Wednesday, June 3: 66436. People are also welcome She has six grandchildren and is “move-in ready.” Sloppy joe with bun, pasta On Saturday, June 6, for the Knouft’s first introduction to to drive by on her birthday and eight great-grandchildren. Samuel Grimshaw, a volunteer salad, ramen cabbage salad honk their horn. Due to COVID-19 (coronavi- first time in 45 years, members nd of U.S. Army Specialist Four This week’s “Blast in Company B in Ohio’s 52 and fruit jello salad. rus), her family is honoring her Danny J. Petersen’s unit will From The Past” features Infantry. Thursday, June 4: Berry OUTDOOR HOGS with a card shower. A birthday hold a “company reunion” to re- a Holton High School Grimshaw’s is one of only good chicken, baked potato, FOR SALE celebration will be held later in member Petersen’s sacrifice and scholarship winner from three Kansans to win the Con- winter mix vegetables, apri- the summer. visit his grave in the Netawaka 1984. gressional Medal of Honor, it cots, cookie and bread and No Shots Cards can be sent to Bernice Cemetery. Petersen made the Be the first to iden- was reported. This prompted margarine. Contact Seneca Meat at 13629 U.S. Highway 159, ultimate sacrifice in Vietnam tify her by calling The Knouft to begin studying files to Muscotah, KS 66058. Holton Recorder at 785- learn more about Grimshaw. Friday, June 5: Salmon Market at 785-336-2353 on Jan. 9, 1970, putting himself patty, parsley potatoes, in harm’s way so that the men 364-3141 and receive a Three Holton USD 336 em- coupon for a FREE Son- ployees who are retiring were peas, strawberries and ba- of his Army unit could get to nanas, lemon bar and bread Public Notice safety during a battle with North ic Blast! honored at a reception held on Holton Recorder Vietnamese Army forces, it was Last week’s “Blast Monday night, May 22. Those and margarine. (First published in The Holton reported. From The Past” fea- honored were Kathleen Black- Recorder, Holton, Kan., on Also being honored is the tured Don Swisher, who wood, Marilyn Kelly and Ted 364-3141 Wednesday, May 13, 2020.) late Master Sgt. Bernard Lee was correctly identified Sipe. “Bernie” Deghand of Mayetta. first by Bryson Cyphers. Through the efforts of the local Vets Club (a group made up of th IN THE DISTRICT Deghand will be posthumously Winners may pick up Harold Weller 90 Birthday Celebration COURT OF JACKSON honored in September by his their Sonic coupon at members from both the Ameri- can Legion and the VFW), the Join Betty and daughters, Marie, COUNTY, KANSAS fellow members of the 35th In- The Holton Recorder (Petition Pursuant to office or they can be Holton Avenue of Flags will Nadine, Eunice, Kay and families in fantry Division with a place in th K.S.A. Chapter 59) mailed to you by calling be installed on newly painted celebrating Harold’s 90 birthday the division’s Hall of Fame. He with a parade driving by Harold and is one of five former members the office. poles, it has been announced. Avenue of Flags chairman Dale Betty’s home on Sunday, June 7, In the Matter of the of the division who will be in- Estate of ducted into the 35th Infantry Di- the seventh-grade class at Royal Clements said the newly sand- starting at 2 p.m. and ending at 3 blasted and painted poles are a Terry Lee Harter, vision Hall of Fame. Valley Middle School. Accord- p.m. Drive from the east, turning Deceased A new website has been ing to RVMS social studies “real addition to the flags and to north past their home. If you are unable to join the parade, mail the avenue.” launched to “bridge genera- teacher Nathan McAlister, “it’s Harold a birthday card and letter. He will be glad to hear from you! Case No. 20-PR-19 tions” of Holton High School been an amazing journey.” Holton sophomore Luke 3525 NW Leedy Rd. • Topeka, KS 66618 Tanking shot a 14-hole round alumni, according to HHS jour- Holton High School alumni NOTICE TO CREDITORS nalism teacher Karen Ford. The Patrick Birkbeck, Brian Meer- of 60 to place third (out of 89) in the state Class 4A golf tour- “Humans of Holton” website, pohl, Eric Williams and Troy THE STATE OF KANSAS also known as the HHS Alumni Slimmer recently surprised their nament on Monday, May 22, at Wichita. Tanking, perhaps TO ALL PERSONS Project, focuses on HHS alum- former music teacher, Robert CONCERNED: ni from different years and, in Brown, by showing up at his the most unpredictable golfer some cases, captures significant doorstep and singing him “Hap- on this year’s four-man squad, led the Wildcat team to fourth You are hereby notified moments in alumns’ lives with py Birthday.” The quartet were that on the 11th day of May, photographs. known as “The New Tunes” in place at state after shooting an abysmal 18-hole score of 99 at 2020, a Petition for Issuance high school and competed in of Letters of Administration several music festivals. the Big Seven League meet two 10 Years Ago weeks ago, it was reported. Under the Kansas Simplified Estates Act was filed in this Week of May 24-30, 2010 Court by Tamah Linn Harter, Joyce Cochren, sixth-grade 15 Years Ago Week of May 24-30, 2005 50 Years Ago heir of Terry Lee Harter, de- teacher at Jackson Heights ceased. Elementary School, was re- Residents at Holton’s Gran Week of May 24-30, 1970 Villas assisted living center saw Eighth-grade students from cently honored with the Kansas All creditors of the dece- Air Force Association’s State the first earth turned for a 12-unit Circleville turned the school expansion at the center on Mon- grounds into a miniature Cape dent are notified to exhibit Teacher of the Year 2010 hon- their demands against the or. For her efforts in teaching, day, May 23. Those participat- Kennedy on Friday, May 22, as ing in the groundbreaking cer- they launched small rockets to Estate within the latter of Cochren also received an AFA four months from the date of jacket and a monetary award. emony included architect Den- conclude the unit on space and nis Jacobs, Gran Villas director rocketry. Teacher Elaine Sau- the first publication of notice For the past five seasons, the under K.S.A. 59-2236 and Holton softball team has dealt Angela Hall, Medicalodges vage said that the unit covered Vice President Clifford Fischer, the American space program amendments thereto, or if with the feeling of coming up the identity of the creditor is one game short of reaching the Gran Villas resident Josephine and the impact of rocketry and Peacock, Pat Kellerman, Rep. the exploration of space on our known or reasonably ascer- state tournament. The Wild- tainable, 30 days after actual cats can put that feeling behind Becky Hutchins, Holton Mayor lives. A photo in The Holton Janet Zwonitzer, Medicalodges Recorder shows student Eddie notice was given as provided them now, as they beat Perry- by law, and if their demands Lecompton in the regional fi- President Garen Cox and con- Kathrens launching his rocket tractor Paul Sutherland. using an electric doorbell but- are not thus exhibited, they nal at Atchison on Wednesday shall be forever barred. night, May 19, with a 9-5 score Jackson County is the fifth ton. to earn a spot in the Class 4A fastest growing county in the The city of Holton recently HOW IT WORKS: state of Kansas, according to received a Certificate of Special Tamah Linn Harter, state softball tournament. Sudoku puzzles are formatted as a 9x9 grid, broken down into nine Petitioner Team members included Au- recently released data from Recognition for outstanding ser- vice in the field of international 3x3 boxes. To solve a sudoku, the numbers 1 through 9 must fill dra Nelson, Lindsey Yonke, the U.S. Census Bureau. Since each row, column and box. Each number can appear only once in 2000, the county has gained 512 education and cultural exchange Submitted and Carlene McManigal, Taylor each row, column and box. You can figure out the order in which the Approved by: Wells, Elizabeth Dunn, Colby persons or just more than four from the Reader’s Digest Foun- dation and the Institute of Inter- numbers will appear by using the numeric clues already provided in Dennis A. White, #12108 Wilson, Kaylee Mick, Chat- percent, it was reported. the boxes. The more numbers you name, the easier it gets to solve George Uhl went to his first national Education, it has been White Law Office ley Lovvorn, Logan Fornelli, the puzzle! th auction at age 12. While there, reported. The award was made 120 West 5 Street, Kelsey Helus, Justine Powls, Read The Holton Recorder also on your phone, laptop P.O. Box 445 Brylee New, Hannah Cover- he bought some bicycle parts for Holton’s efforts over a pe- riod of years to further inter- or personal computer at holtonrecorder.net! Holton, Kansas 66436 dale, Megan Hale, Megan for 25 cents. Since then, Uhl SUBSCRIBE NOW! 364-3141 • [email protected] has been hooked on auctions national understanding and ac- 785-364-3971 Clark, Christa Merriman, man- Attorney for Petitioner ager Morgan Smith and coaches and collecting items. This year, quaintance. Joe Whitehead, city Puzzle Solution On Classified Page! he added a retail business to his manager, accepted the award. John Deitrich, John McManigal WL38t3 and Corinne Tanking. various enterprises. Housed in Dedication services were A stretch of U.S. Highway 75 his auction building about two scheduled to be held on Sun- between the southern edge of miles north of Holton on U.S. day, May 31, for the new Kan- Holton and 146th Street in To- Highway 75, the retail business sas Grange headquarters on the peka is officially being named features antique and collectible west bank of Lake Perry five the “Lane Freedom Trail” after items. miles east of Meriden and three Gov. Mark Parkinson signed a Jackson Heights grade school miles south of the new town of piece of legislation drafted by students recently presented a Ozawkie, it was reported. ______HOLTON RECORDER, MAY 25-27, 2020, PAGE 4 LETTER TO THE EDITOR Public health crisis no Dear editor, Due to this highly contagious time for political theater COVID-19 pandemic, Americans are thinking more than ever about Good public health policy the impact of voting in person at for the state and partisan politics designated polling locations vs. do not mix. In a nutshell, that’s voting by mail-in ballots. what Gov. Laura Kelly said yes- OPINION Lately, I have seen a lot of posts terday when she vetoed House on social media and elsewhere Bill 2054. putting Kansans at risk.” against voting by mail. Many The legislation passed by the Kelly said it just wasn’t a of the posts don’t give a reason Kansas Legislature last week good idea to rush through leg- for being against mail-in voting, included provisions that would islation in a all-night marathon but some suggest that it could have damaged Kansas’ ability legislative session that would produce widespread voting to respond to COVID-19 and all have undone the state’s emer- fraud and others believe it would future disasters, Gov. Kelly said gency response plan that has give an opposing party an unfair in a news release. stood for 45 years. advantage in the voting. (Both The bill also would have Kelly also changed her Ad Democrats and Republicans are weakened local county health Astra re-opening plan for the concerned about this, depending officer authorities and added un- state to an advisory instead of a on what part of the country they necessary layers of bureaucracy mandate, effective at midnight live in.) to their emergency response ef- yesterday and transferred more But nothing could be further forts, she said. authority to county governments from the truth. Mail-in voting The all-night legislative ses- and county health officers about benefits both parties. It is the sion was nothing but theater, what to do about COVID-19 in fairest, most non-partisan way as everyone knew the governor their specific 105 counties. PLAINS FOLK to vote. To give you an example, could, and would, veto it, any- --- there are currently five states way. And she did. According to the Kansas (Oregon, Colorado, Hawaii, Also yesterday, Gov. Kelly Chamber, a lobbying group in Chase County Courthouse shown in movie Utah and Washington) that signed a new state disaster dec- Topeka, Kansas counties and By Jim Hoy moths of the title) are Burt wall of Opal’s Cafe in Casso- currently use all-mail elections. laration that she says ensures local health officials now have Not too long ago, I rented a Lancaster, Gene Hackman, and day. I don’t recall the month, Ballots are automatically mailed that Kansas can effectively re- authority to issue their own or- film called “The Gypsy Moths.” Scott Wilson, while the love in- but it was probably a summer to every registered voter. spond to the current emergency ders after the governor’s current I had wanted to see this movie terests of the three are, in order, or fall month because the only According to an article in the situation, which includes an disaster declaration expired at when it first came out way back Deborah Kerr, Sheree North, time I would have been in the April 10, 2020, issue of The New unprecedented economic emer- midnight yesterday, May 26. in 1969 but didn’t and Bonnie Bedelia. The ac- cafe during those years would York Times by Reid J. Epstein and gency and the imminent threat The Kansas Chamber cau- have an oppor- tion takes place over a Fourth have been during shipping sea- Stephanie Saul, “none of these of new outbreaks of COVID- tioned it is important that coun- tunity then. of July Weekend in the fictional son, from mid-July until mid- states have seen an appreciable 19, specifically regarding food ty restrictions be reasonable and I’ve had a town of Bridgeville, KS. October. We would always eat shift favoring Democrats (over supply. This will also ensure the uniform. subscription The opening scene is of sky- there while waiting for the train Republicans) that officials and state can continue its coordi- “There is recourse if a county to Netflix for diving stunts, which, I admit, to come in so we could load experts attribute to (mail-in) nated response with federal and or local health officer becomes a number of are spectacular, breath-taking, the cattle. All the other months voting.” state partners, she said. too restrictive or unreason- years, now, and and scary. Then the three guys were spectacular New Mexico Oregon, which was the first Kelly, a Democrat, also ex- able,’’ Chamber President and finally remem- are on the road, driving to Brid- or Arizona scenes. state to go to all-mail voting, tended an olive branch to the CEO Alan Cobb said. “Orders bered to check geville, which is where the best Anyway, back to the movie. has prosecuted only one case of Republican-dominated Leg- issued by counties, so far, have on it, but Netf- scenery occurs. Hackman is the practical busi- voter fraud in its first 15 years of islature when she called for a implicated some due process lix doesn’t car- Most of the landscape around ness manager of the trio, while all-mail voting. special session starting June 3. requirements. While counties ry it. Someone Bridgeville, is flat farmland, Wilson is the youngest member. Another state that has dealt She is asking the Legislature can regulate public gatherings, told me that Amazon has a lot which make sense because I Lancaster is quiet and with- with mail-in voting is California. to put politics aside, work with the previous county orders also of older movies available, so I don’t think sky divers, daring drawn, but he does the most Historically, according to her, and deliver an emergency invoked the ability of counties checked there and, sure enough, though they might be, would daring of the stunts. Thad Kousser, chairman of the management bill that has been to isolate individuals and make it was available for a $2 rental want to jump into a rugged Flint The trio stay at the home of political science department vetted, debated, is transparent them stay home. Under those fee. So about a week ago I took Hills terrain. Wilson’s aunt and uncle, whom at the University of Califor and addresses the need to keep powers, Kansas businesses and a look. But on the road to Bridgeville he hasn’t seen for a dozen years. nia-San Diego, voting by mail Kansans safe and healthy. individuals who believe they I wasn’t so much interested in we get a good view of the beau- Lancaster and Kerr, who is in a in California was especially “As I’ve said from day one, are unreasonably burdened by the story line of the film, which tiful 1872 Chase County court- loveless marriage, have a brief helpful to older people and rural the safety and well-being of overly-restrictive orders gener- is about sky diving, and, of house as the camera travels affair. When he asks her to leave voters who are more likely to Kansans is my number one pri- ally have the right to a judicial course, romance (and sex-this is down the main street of Cotton- with him, she says no. be Republican. The same could ority. What the Legislature sent hearing within 72 hours under Hollywood, after all,) but about wood Falls. The next day Lancaster fails probably be said for Kansas. to my desk does not protect Kan- K.S.A. 65-129c.’’ where the movie was filmed, The only other Flint Hills to pull the cord on his chute, With all-mail voting, each sans. It does not help Kansans. Kansas businesses that be- which was Benton, KS. Benton scene is on K-177 (perhaps still falling to his death at a 100 voter receives one ballot. As long It puts their lives at risk,” Kelly lieve a county or local health is a few miles west of El Dorado named K-13 when filming oc- miles an hour. The next day, as each voter returns his own said. “I’m calling on the Legis- officer is unreasonable in- re in my home county, Butler. curred), but going the wrong in order to pay for his funeral, ballot, there is little room for lature to come back and put a stricting businesses or other ac- When I was in high school way, north to Cottonwood Falls Wilson does the same stunt, go- fraud. But election officials also carefully crafted, bipartisan bill tivities can contact the Kansas at Cassoday, we played Benton instead of south to Benton. ing deep before he does, finally, have other checks and balances to on my desk that will provide Chamber at 785-357-6321, it in basketball, so I had at least Oops. I mean Bridgeville. The deploy the parachute. prevent fraud, such as barcodes the resources Kansans need, in was reported. a slight acquaintance with the view is about three miles north Overall I’d say the film is an and other preventatives. a timely manner. We must stop town, which is on the western of the Butler-Chase County line exciting melodrama, not great, At that point, it’s merely a edge of the tallgrass prairie re- where you look down the high- but definitely worth a viewing. matter of each party rallying MOLLETTE: Let common sense lead you gion, and I wanted to see if the way toward the bridge carrying And not just for the court- their base to vote for their party’s By Glenn Mollette mask for now and be distant. Be Flint Hills played any role in the the Santa Fe railroad over the house and the Santa Fe bridge. candidates and to return their America is now opening courteous. scenery. highway. It is a scene that has Note: Jim Hoy is a retired pro- ballots on time to the election back up. People are starting to Go back to work if you still The movie had a major direc- been captured in many photo- fessor of English at Emporia State officials. How much fairer can it venture back to church. Places have a job. Your employer tor, John Frankenheimer, and graphs, including one back in University and co-auther of the be? And let’s not forget that our of work are reopening. Restau- doesn’t want you to be sick. some big-name stars. The three the 1950s on the official Santa Plains Folk column. military has been voting by mail rants are reopening. State parks Your employer is financially barnstormers in the traveling Fe Railroad calendar. for years. are reopening. The beaches are struggling now too. He/she sky-diving troupe (the gypsy That calendar hung on the There are many other opening in many places. wants to keep the factory or the advantages to mail-in voting, Most Americans are breath- business safe and healthy. They in my opinion, but due to space ing a sigh can’t make it if everybody gets limitations I’ll just briefly list a of relief. sick. Go to work and be a part of few: Americans the solution. Don’t be the prob- • There is no opportunity for are sick lem. foreign entities to hack into our and tired of Go somewhere if you can. voting systems. That is a big COVID-19. America and actually the en- plus. We’re tired tire planet are stir crazy. Keep • Mail-in-voting is both time- of hearing your mask handy and wash your saving and more cost-effective. about it and hands a lot. Carry your disinfec- • It makes it much easier for we’re tired tants with you. Clean everything election officials to maintain of the re- often. Respect social distancing. accurate, updated voter lists. percussions Be safe. • It increases voter turnout from it. Next, start thinking about how and creates a more informed M o r e you are going to vote this fall. If electorate. Americans now are unemployed you don’t like how your elected According to a Pew Reseach since The Great Depression. leaders are leading then you can Center poll released this past More unemployment claims change it by voting. April, “a majority of Americans have been filed than ever before. Note: Glenn Mollette is an are concerned that the COVID- Many Americans have filed for American author and colum- 19 pandemic will affect unemployment weeks ago and nist. Learn more about him at November elections and that still haven’t a penny of money. his website. they overwhelmingly support I continue to hear from people voting by mail.” who haven’t received a stimulus I couldn’t agree more. If you check. feel the same way, please call We are tired of the news and your county clerk and request the latest countdown of every LETTER an application to advance vote county’s death stats from CO- by mail. This can all be done by VID-19. If you want to increase Dear editor, mail. It will give you peace of your risk of mental illness, just Your article regarding Warren mind to know that you will be keep watching television eight Buffett was good reading at this able to vote safely and without hours a day as many Americans time in our history. LETTER TO THE EDITOR fear of putting your health or life have been doing. This is not just about Con- at risk. In my town. we have to hear gress. It touches on city, county Legislature’s final meeting shameful, KAC leader says Right now, Kansas is fairly about how many have died from and state. lenient about allowing individuals Elections have meaning. I am Dear editor, and action about how our first. every county in three states. Our The Kansas Legislature’s government can support our This fall, every single seat in to vote by mail. However, if you hearts break and grieve for these not sure that this was written by are interested in seeing our state Buffett, himself, but it has also final meeting of the session on fellow Kansans in these ex the Kansas Legislature will be families. It’s just tough hearing Thursday and Friday, May 21 traordinary times. on the ballot. Voters across the go to an all-mail voting system, the stats every day about so been in cyber space for a long like the five states mentioned in time. and 22, was more than a disap It never happened. state will have their say. KAC many counties in so many dif- pointment. It was a shame. And “Barring a special session, it will be educating residents this letter, this would be a good ferent states. It is written as a reason to time to contact your Kansas state have a Convention of States to not only because lawmakers will be seven months before the across the state about the needs What must be next? We must didn’t pass important bills, but Legislature reconvenes,” said of our kids and how the right representatives and let them find a vaccine for COVID-19. add an amendment to The Con- know how you feel. stitution. also because of how some con KAC President John Wilson. policies can make a difference. We must develop it in our coun- ducted themselves. “That’s more than 200 days that Clay Wirestone Lynda Davis Moore try if at all possible and we must At one time, 35 state govern- Holton ments were on board for it, but A small number of tens of thousands of Kansans Kansas Action for Children not enrich China with billions of ideologically-driven legislators will go without health insurance dollars with anything that comes it takes, I am told, 38. That goal has never been achieved. Of overrode the wishes of the and the life-saving treatments out of that country. majority in both chambers that can come from it. China has done and given us course, this year it could hap- THE HOLTON pen! by turning aside Medicaid “That’s more than 30 weeks enough. We don’t need more expansion — a policy that would that parents will struggle to put from China of anything. By the I really enjoy the Wednesday paper. have bolstered both Kansans’ food on the table, pay the rent way, quit buying anything made health and our economy in the and provide the basic supports RECORDER in China. Marje Cochren Serving the Jackson County community for 153 years Holton middle of a pandemic. their children so desperately Use common sense! Be safe, Kansas Action for Children need. That wait will be fatally be smart. Don’t go to church if appreciates all of those long for some, and miserable ESTABLISHED 1867 you don’t want to! If you have senators and representatives, for the rest. And why? Because Published semi-weekly at 109 West Fourth Street, Holton, Jackson health or age issues, stay home LETTER Republicans and Democrats, some lawmakers would rather County, Kansas 66436. Periodical postage paid at Holton (Kan.) Post or go walk the park. People in Dear editor, who braved the risks of COVID- score political points,” Wilson Office. phone: (785) 364-3141; fax: (785) 364-3422; e-mail: church are going to be in close said. I just wanted to let you know 19 (coronavirus) to serve in the [email protected] proximity. It cannot be avoided that I really like the addition of Statehouse for a marathon meet Over the last decade, Kansas totally. Hallways are narrow and the Sudoku and word search saw what happened when Postmaster: Send address changes to the Holton Recorder, P.O. Box ing. 311, 109 West Fourth Street, Holton, Kansas 66436. USPS 247-840 restrooms are small at church. puzzle that you have added to But it was clear that leaders’ leaders prioritized ideology You are going to be close to the paper. I hope you will con- priorities were not on the over the people of their state. Subscription rates: One year in Jackson County: $44.50 (42¢ per issue); somebody. You can go to church tinue with them even after this challenges of kids and families The tax “experiment” largely elsewhere in Kansas: $52 (50¢ per issue); out-of-state: $58.50 (56¢ per later. COVID-19 pandemic is over. who are struggling to meet their ended in 2017, but we are still issue). Prices include tax. Single copy: $1. Subscriptions may be Pray at home, read your Bible I always look forward to my basic needs. Tens of thousands learning about the way it harmed transferred but not refunded. For information about online only at home and if you have any in- edition of The Holton Record- were on the brink before the children in the foster care subscriptions, go to holtonrecorder.net. come you can mail your church er. Thanks for all you do. Stay pandemic, and even more have system and families throughout a check. However, if you want safe. joined them in recent weeks. the state. We’re facing even Even when it upsets and to go to church then go but re- Linda Anno KAC expected and hoped larger challenges now, and we overwhelms us, truth above all. spect other people. Wear your Hoyt to see significant discussion must put the people of Kansas HOLTON RECORDER, MAY 25-27, 2020, PAGE 5 Quarantine recommended for Missouri lake visitors
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) is recommending vol- untary 14-day self-quarantine for those Kansans who traveled to Lake of the Ozarks, Missouri, over the Memorial Day weekend and did not use protective mea- sures, such as social distancing and face masks, it was reported. Over the holiday weekend, large crowds were reported at the Lake of the Ozarks with no pro- tective practices being followed. “The reckless behavior dis- played during this past weekend risks setting our community back substantially for the progress Morris we’ve already made in slowing Cochren Frank Henry Morris, 83, Hol- George H. Cochren, 98, of the spread of COVID-19,” Dr. ton, died Sunday, May 24, 2020, Lee Norman, KDHE Secretary, Holton, passed away Satur- at Stormont-Vail Hospital in To- day, May 23, 2020, at Medi- said. “If you traveled to Lake of peka. the Ozarks over the weekend, we calodges Jackson County. He was born April 22, 1937, He was born Feb. 9, 1922, urge you to act responsibly and in Oregon, Mo., the son of self-quarantine to protect your in Wetmore, the son of John Clarance Marion and Lillian Ina H. and Lena (Wegman) Co- neighbors, co-workers and fam- Breckinridge Morris. He attend- ily.” chren. ed school in Oregon, Mo. George had lived in Hol- Fielden (left) and Marilyn Forgy, natives of Netawaka now living in Topeka, paid a visit While Lake of the Ozarks is Mr. Morris served in the U.S. to Holton Cemetery last Thursday to clean and decorate the gravesites of family mem- not currently on the mandated ton since 1963 and previ- Navy as a machinist’s mate dur- ously in Netawaka and Whit- bers buried there. The placement of new flowers on gravesites was a common sight in travel list, KDHE urges those ing the Cuban Missile Crisis. recent days as area residents prepared to observe Memorial Day. Photo by Brian Sanders who traveled over the Memorial ing. He proudly served in the He worked for Langlois Flour U.S. Navy during World War Day weekend to self-quarantine Company in California and for 14 days upon return to Kansas. II. He worked for the Depart- also as a truck driver for Von’s Circleville News ment of Transportation at Grocery, also in California. He the State of Kansas for more owned and operated his own than 26 years. He was also a truck for many years, transport- By Jeannie Arnold the year come to an end. together on Sunday, May 24, for Watkins files farmer and stockman. ing general freight. He was a member of First To begin the month of May, To celebrate the close of the Doug Hutchinson’s birthday at He was a member of Lakev- I was surprised with a May bas- school year, the Jackson Heights their home. Guests were Shelby for re-election Baptist Church, American iew Faith Chapel in Holton and Legion Post 44 and V.F.W ket left on my front porch. Thank Elementary teachers and staff Moore from Lawrence, Kylie a former member of Holton you to whoever took the time to did a parade drive through in Moore and friend, Bobby, from U.S. Congressman Steve Post 1367, all in Holton. VFW Post 1367. George married Zola make it and deliver it. the towns of Soldier, Circleville, Topeka and Doug’s friends Rob Watkins (Republican) has filed He married Jeanette A. De- Sympathy is extended to Teri- Netawaka and Whiting. It was and Melissa Ritter and their two for re-election to Kansas’ Second “Joyce” Plankington on Nov. Mann on Jan. 4, 1959, in Rose- 8, 1986 in Holton. She pre- Ann Moneymaker for the death certainly enjoyed by the stu- children, Isaac and Eliza, from Congressional District. Watkins mead, Calif. She preceded him of her mother, Jacquelyn Shea, dents and parents in Circleville. Prairie Village. An afternoon has served in Congress since ceded him in death on Jan. in death on April 19, 2016. He 13, 1996. He was also pre of Topeka. Other survivors in- Several students had made signs visitor was neighbor Kenny 2018. was also preceded in death by clude granddaughter Ashlea Nel- thanking their teachers. Wykert. The Ritters came up and “It has been the honor of a ceded in death by a sister, three sisters, Pearl Meyer, Es- Martha Rogers; and a broth- son and family of Circleville. A Michelle Blindt has added a camped for the weekend along lifetime serving the hard-work- ther Culp and Lois Herpich; and graveside service was held Fri- new Free Little Library box to with Doug Hutchinson. ing men and women of the Sec- er, the Rev. John “Tell” Co- five brothers, Floyd, James and chren. day, May 8, at the Holton Cem- the blessing box set up at her Dennis and Barbara Hutchin- ond District. The fight to protect Lewis Morris and George and etery. home. If you have anyone want- son will be celebrating their 20th President Donald Trump’s agen- Survivors include a cousin, Richard Drake. Aletha William of Holton; a On May 10, we had a com- ing to read this summer, feel free wedding anniversary on May 28. da and our conservative values is cousin and caregiver, Connie Survivors include a daughter, bined Mother’s Day and Bailey’s to use it. No celebration is planned at this not over. Our freedoms, consti- Bontrager (Roger) of Hol- Vicki Moore and husband Tom, birthday celebration. Our guests On Sunday, May 17, Dennis time due to COVID-19 restric- tution and country are at stake,” ton; a sister-in-law, Donna Kansas City; and a grandson, were Lori Burdick and Bailey and Barbara Hutchinson took tions. Congressman Watkins said. “To Pearl Christie; three nieces, Thomas Anthony Moore. Burdick and her friend, Josh. We Helen Farley with them to have Circleville Christian Church win these battles, Kansans know Marie Cochren, Judy Stoner Graveside services with mili- enjoyed lunch together followed lunch at the Dinner Bell Café in will hold services at the church we must unify behind a candi- (Darrell) and Sally Cochren; tary honors will be held at 10 by a homemade ice cream cake Wetmore. on May 31 with arranged seating date, who, like President Trump and two nephews, Bill Rog- a.m. Friday, June 5 in Holton later in the afternoon. Members of the Circleville and some modifications. It will himself, is an outsider, not a ca- ers (Kathie) and John Rogers Cemetery. A register book will Dennis and Barbara Hutchin- Senior Executives picked up also continue to be available on reer politician – one with solid (Beabea). be available at Mercer Funeral son, Tim and Sandee Morris and meals from the Holton Senior Facebook with live streaming so conservative values and battle- Graveside services with Home in Holton. Marsha Morris all gathered at Center on Monday, May 18, and you can attend in whatever way tested leadership who can help military honors will be held Memorial contributions may Boomers’ in Holton for Mother’s delivered to others, as they are is comfortable for you. return America to greatness, and at 2 p.m. Thursday, May be made to Holton VFW Post Day for lunch. still not able to gather for their Several gathered for the vet- I am ready to re-deploy.” 28 in Netawaka Cemetery. 1367, sent in care of Mercer Fu- The school year came to an monthly meeting. erans’ memorial service at the June 1 is the last day to file as George will lie in state until neral Home, P.O. Box 270, Hol- end on May 15. Kids and parents Dennis and Barbara Hutchin- Circleville cemetery on Memo- a candidate for the August pri- noon on Thursday at Mercer ton, KS 66436. alike were glad to see this strange son hosted a picnic meal of hot rial Day. The ceremony was held mary election. Republican Jake Funeral Home in Holton. Holton Recorder 5/27/20 way of learning and finishing out dogs and hamburgers for a get- at the graves of Roy and Ruby LaTurner, current state treasurer, Memorial contributions Brown. has also filed for this position. may be made to Holton First Baptist Church, sent in care Immanuel Lutheran Church of Mercer Funeral Home, COUPON P.O. Box 270, Holton, KS 66436. Due to the critical By Esther L. Ideker that these words are important In the prayers of the church as situation our country is in, The seventh Sunday after for the church to have. God has promised not to aban- please remember the fami- Easter worship service for Im- In chapter 17, we are still in don His people but to be with lies during this difficult time manuel Lutheran Church was the Upper Room. The disciples us always, grant grace to hear Present Lunch and consider sending a card streamed on May 24. The open- are still listening to Jesus speak. 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aCremation aBurial aClassic Style aOne-of-a-Kind aHelpful aAffordable Quality Monuments - Holton (785) 364-4454 Highway 75 – Across from Sonic Carving Stories in Stone www.Quality-Monuments.com ______HOLTON RECORDER, MAY 25-27, 2020, PAGE 6 Holmes, Barta to be honored by National Football Foundation SPORTS MondayBishop Miege head football had 40 first-team all-state play- wrote another article about Bar- The NFF Chapter Network, 1954, and today more than 12,000 ers as well as another 20 that ta, “A Football Power in a Small spread across 120 outposts in 47 passionate members carry on the coach Jon Holmes and retired states, serves as the pulse of a na- legacy of the early pioneers, which Smith Center head football have received second team or Kansas Town” that appeared in Holton summer honorable mention accolades. the Nov. 9 issue of The New tionwide effort to encourage leader- is simply to Build Leaders Through coach Roger Barta have been ship, sportsmanship and academic Football. Collectively, they host conditioning selected by the Coach Bill Sny- In that same period, eight play- York Times. Drape also wrote excellence among America’s young more than 300 events each year, der Family/Sunflower Chapter ers have been named Topeka a book about Barta’s career at football players. The first meeting reaching more than 500,000 foot- programs of the National Football Foun- Capital Journal/Wichita Eagle Smith Center High School titled to discuss the formation of chapters ball players at 5,000 high schools. dation to receive special recog- All State Top 11 players. “Our Boys: A Perfect Season on was held by the Cincinnati Club in start June 1 nition awards for the 2019-20 Since 2012, 53 Miege grads the Plains with the Smith Center have gone on to play in college, Redmen” in 2009. The summer conditioning and academic year, it has been re- including 23 at Barta is also the father of work out program for Holton the FCS/FBS Holton High School teacher junior high and high school ported. Holton Summer H o l m e s , level. Current- and head football coach Brooks students will start on Monday, ly, there are 23 Barta. June 1, it has been reported. who has been Baseball/Softball the head active Stags The 2019-2020 Individual “We plan to start on the track playing colle- Scholar-Athlete Awards will be *Registration forms on June 1,’’ said coach Brooks coach for the announced in early June. These SPORTS WednesdayStags for eight giately. *Medical consent forms Barta. “We will start summer awards recognize excellence in years and with Barta grad- weights outside due to several uated from academics, football and community *Waiver releases factors. Spacing for students, the program leadership. for 16 years P l a i n v i l l e About the Coach Bill Snyder *8-U boys & girls for town T-ball and pinto league – lack of conditioning for 12 High School weeks, limited sizes of groups was named Family/Sunflower Chapter NFF June 16 sign-up deadline. the Don Fam- in 1963, re- The Kansas Chapter received and necessary cleaning. ceived a bach- its National Football Foundation *11-U and 14-U boys & girls leagues – “We would like our kids to brough Coach of the Year. The legendary late elor of science in mathematics Charter Nov. 25, 1991 at halftime June 2 sign-up deadline. train five days a week throughout from Fort Hays State in 1967, ceremonies of the Kansas-Mis- June to regain conditioning Kansas head football coach, souri football game. It then evolved Sign up at Holton Parks & Rec Building on Fifth Street Fambrough was also a member and earned a masters of math- and physically prepare for late ematics education degree from into the Jayhawk Chapter and later or at City of Holton website: www.holtonkansas.org summer camps and their fall of the Jayhawks 1947 Orange transitioned to the Sunflower Chap- Bowl team. Georgia in 1971. He enjoyed ter This year, it was renamed the seasons,’’ Barta said. “I think a long teaching and coaching they are excited to get back to Barta, who built the Redmen Coach Bill Snyder Family Sun- football dynasty, was selected career at western Kansas high flower Chapter. work and I looking forward to schools including Atwood and seeing their commitment to for the Lifetime Achievement Its mission is to recognize out- Award. Trego Community High School standing high school seniors who improvement.’’ in WaKeeney. excel on the gridiron, in the class- Other schedules announced “Jon and Roger are indeed worthy of the recognition and The last 35 of those years were room and as leaders in their schools ATHLETES were as follows: spent at Smith Center, where he and communities. More than 300 *Week 1- Grades 7-12 will our admiration for what they high school football players from have done in instilling character retired from teaching in 2007 OF THE WEEK sign up for workout slots that and as head football coach in the state of Kansas have been hon- will be outside the first week. in their programs and building ored by the chapter since its incep- Royal Valley senior Gavin Cumpton champions,” Chapter President 2012. He had amassed a career tion in 1991. Dillon’s Food Stores, Groups of 15 starting at 6 a.m. record of 323-68, which includ- took fifth place in the Class 3A state boys to 9 a.m. Groups will start every Gerry McGuire said. “Both have which maintains a large presence 110-meter hurdles last year in 15.85. great respect among their peers ed eight Kansas state champion- in the state of Kansas, sponsors the 20 minutes. They will have 40 ships. Barta was inducted into chapter awards program and ban- Cumpton qualified for state last year by minute workouts. and we congratulate them.” placing second at regional competition in Holmes has an overall record the National High School Ath- quet. *Week 2- “Our weight room letic Coaches Association Hall About the National Football the event with a time of 15.52. does not provide the spacing of 88-14 and has led Bishop Foundation Miege to six consecutive State of Fame in 2011 and the State required to have groups of of Kansas Sports Hall of Fame Founded in 1947 with early 30,’’ Barta said. “Certainly Championships (2014-2019). leadership from General Douglas After the 2019 season he was in 2014. MacArthur, legendary Army coach Royal Valley senior Isaac Neuner the conversion of the fair He was featured in the Sep- building would have helped named Kansas Coach-of-the- Earl “Red” Blaik and immortal would have been a four-year starting Year by the Topeka Capital tember 2009 issue of Reader’s journalist Grantland Rice, the Na- player for the Panther baseball team this us out considerable under Digest in an article titled “Life the circumstances. However, Journal. tional Football Foundation (NFF) is season. Neuner was the team’s most A Miege graduate, he earned Coach Roger Barta: How a high a non-profit educational organiza- experienced pitcher last season and moving into the old gym would school football coach built a tion that runs programs designed to be our best alternative. his degree from Missouri-Kan- would have been again this season. He championship dynasty by never use the power of amateur football in also pitched and played shortstop for the “Depending on sizes sas City in Social Studies Edu- developing scholarship, citizenship cation in 2007 and a masters playing to win,” by Joe Drape, varsity team as a freshman and be allowed by the health a sportswriter for The New York and athletic achievement in young department, we will have group from Baker in Sports Manage- people. sophomore. ment in 2019. Times. About the NFF strength session in the gym and In November of 2007 Drape Proudly sponsored by: move outside for running and Since 2012, the Stags have Chapter Network agility,’’ Barta said. Similar schedules for Jackson Heights and Royal Valley schools are expected to be announced soon, also. Commissioners nix “sanctuary county’’ Voluntary athletic idea that was proposed activities OK By Ali Holcomb tive orders issued by Gov. starting June 1, The Jackson County Com- Kelly would be declared missioners did not take any null and void and that the NCAA says action yesterday on a reso- county would be a “sanctu- In regards to COVID-19... lution proposed by resident ary county for the constitu- The NCAA Division I foot- Oren Long and supported tion of the United States and ...An Update For Our Customers by several county residents Bill of Rights.” Your ball and basketball student-ath- letes can participate in on-cam- that would have declared The resolution also stated pus voluntary athletics activities Jackson County a “sanctu- that local law enforcement * Our lobby is now open but we continue to beginning June 1, the Division ary county” and “back open is requested to not enforce recommend customers utilize our drive-up I Council decided in a virtual for business” in the after- “illegal and unconstitutional Health meeting recently, as long as all math of Gov. Laura Kelly’s executive orders issued by service to minimize contacts. Our regular local, state and federal regula- stay-at-home order. Gov. Kelly.” business hours continue. tions are followed. Long, along with Roger Later in the meeting, the Additionally, Council mem- Jameson, Melinda Ware- commissioners agreed to And * All those entering the facility will be screened bers extended the blanket ham, Rick and Kerry Wright, release the following state- waiver allowing teams in those Barry Flohrschutz, Steve ment to those in support of and have their temperatures checked, including sports to require eight hours per Cappleman and Mike Wag- the resolution. staff. week of virtual nonphysical ac- ner, spoke with the commis- “After much thought and sioners yesterday in support consideration, the board of Safety tivities through the end of June, recognizing that some student- of a resolution drafted by county commissioners ap- * If our drive-up service lane backs up, call us athletes won’t be able return to Long. preciate the presentation of and we’ll curbside-deliver your prescription campus or will not be comfort- Long said that Gov. Kel- your views. While we agree order in the line. able doing so. ly’s “one size fits all” - ap with some of the points Always The HoltonThe status Recorder of voluntary athlet has- coverageproach for “closing of all down your made, local we prefer sports to contin- teams! ics activities in all other sports the state” in the wake of ue to work with our health * Calling ahead and pre-paying speeds up the and summer access activities in concerns about the possible nurse and other public of- drive-up service. football and men’s and women’s spread of COVID-19Let us(coro know!- ficials to serve the constitu- Come navirus) was unconstitu- ents of Jackson County. We Newsbasketball Tip? will Call be determined 364-3141. 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Voluntary on-campus athletics SUBSCRIPTIONS activity must be initiated by the ARE NOW PAYABLE student-athlete. Coaches may COVID-19 not be present unless a sport- CHECK OUT TODAY’S FEBRUARY specificThe safety Holton exception allows by the numbersSUBSCRIPTIONS it, and activity cannot be direct- Recorder Classifieds There are 9,218 positiveARE NOW cases PAYABLE ed by a coach or reported back of COVID-19 (coronavirus) in 88 toRecorder a coach, it was reported. Something For Everyone! Kansas counties as of Monday, is available for sale at which is an increase of 878 positiveMARCH cases from the 8,340 casesSUBSCRIPTIONS reported the following locations- in 84 counties last week, according to information releasedARE byNOW the PAYABLE Kansas Department of Health and Recorder Office Environment. APRIL A total of 188 deaths have been Casey’s General Store attributed to COVID-19SUBSCRIPTIONS in the state Holton Country Mart now, 15 more than theARE 73 reportedNOW PAYABLE last week. 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Fast Trax Neighboring countiesSUBSCRIPTIONS and their Store No. positive case totals include:ARE NOW PAYABLE S&A’s Downtown Cafe * Atchison County – 20 cases. 2220 * Brown County – Six cases.SEPTEMBER Holton Wal-Mart * Jefferson County – 22 cases. * Nemaha County – 13SUBSCRIPTIONS cases. Puzzle Solution On * Pottawatomie CountyARE NOW – 25 PAYABLE Classified Page! cases. OCTOBER SUBSCRIPTIONS ARE NOW PAYABLE NOVEMBER SUBSCRIPTIONS ARE NOW PAYABLE DECEMBER SUBSCRIPTIONS ARE NOW PAYABLE n COVID Cases... n Courthouse... HOLTON RECORDER, MAY 25-27, 2020, PAGE 7 Continued from Page 1 Continued from Page 1 The increase was reported the requirements,” she said. This practice will continue Phillips then volunteered and same day that Kansas moved Johnsonville Foods public but with Courthouse employees said he wouldn’t mind watching into “Phase 2” of Kansas Gov. relations manager Stephanie conducting temperature checks. the door but that it would put Laura Kelly’s plan for reopening Dlugopolski on Friday confirmed The commissioners met with more pressure on Jerry Mencl, the state’s economy after easing Reith’s statement, which also several Courthouse employees the other custodian, to keep the restrictions on a statewide “stay- included that Johnsonville has not (one from each department) building cleaned and maintained at-home” order in place since mid- set a date for reopening the plant March. “and will not commit to a day until during the special meeting and throughout the day. Reith said her office had been their employees recover.” asked them to work together to Jackson County Appraiser no tified of a “possible cluster” Reith said the increase in take shifts to screen Courthouse Jason Claycamp also said he of COVID-19 cases at the COVID-19 cases in the county un visitors. didn’t have an issue taking a shift Johnsonville Holton plant, and after derscored the need to continue safe “We are not going to close the screening visitors at the door and five plant employees tested positive health practices — such as frequent Courthouse. It’s not necessary,” relieving Phillips. for COVID-19, Johnsonville hand washing, social distancing, Commissioner Elmer told the “Let’s just try this out and see officials temporarily closed the wearing a mask in public and avoid employees. “We’re already set up how it works,” Zwonitzer said plant, starting on Wednesday , May ing gatherings of more than 15 peo to man the door. We’re going to of Phillips manning the south 13, to allow employees to recover ple — particularly for those at in and to work with Reith’s office to creased risk of contracting the dis remain that way, and we want the door with additional employees test other employees. ease or developing complications if departments in the Courthouse to relieving him now and then. This past week, the health depart they are infected. man the door and continue the “We’re trying to brainstorm ment worked with Johnsonville “We ask those people at temperature checks. It’ll be up to how to continue to keep services offi cials, the Kansas Department increased risk to remain at home the departments on how and who going for people.” of Health and Environment and except for essential functions,” she you want to use to man the door.” Elmer reported that one of the the Kansas National Guard’s Joint said. “If you are ill, please remain at Pat Korte, director of Courthouse’s “panic buttons,” Task Force to conduct COVID-19 home and contact your doctor. Let emergency management, which can alert local law testing of Johnsonville employees, us all work together to do our part provided guidelines on the enforcement, is being moved to identifying 46 more Jackson to prevent the spread of this virus County residents who work at the further in our county.” screenings, including disinfecting the south entrance in case of an plant and had tested positive for the KDHE on Monday reported that each pen or pencil used to sign in. emergency. disease, Reith said. a total of 9,218 COVID-19 cases She suggested placing each pen The doors to the Courthouse Those who tested positive “were in Kansas had been identified, in or pencil in a box that would be were temporarily locked on immediately notified of the need cluding 800 hospitalizations and set aside at the end of the day and Thursday morning while the to isolate at home,” Reith said. 188 deaths at various locations could be reused a week later. commissioners determined the KDHE investigators and contact across the state, while a total “Everything needs to be wiped best course of action. tracers will assist in assuring that of 72,181 negative tests were down after every visitor,” Korte A dropbox is still located on all contacts of infected persons are reported. Ford County in western said. “It needs to be constant.” the west side of the Courthouse placed into quarantine, she added. Kansas had the highest number “Our office will continue to of COVID-19 cases with 1,607, Jackson County Attorney near the door for people to drop work closely with the Johnsonville followed by Finney County with Shawna Miller and Jackson off payments and paperwork and facility to ensure that their 1,413 and Wyandotte County with County Treasurer Linda conduct business with offices employees receive education 1,310. The state has a population of Gerhardt both voiced their located in the Courthouse. Wrights to celebrate regarding this virus, as well as 2.9 million, it was reported. concerns and said they would Courthouse visitors are abide by quarantine and isolation probably have employees refuse encouraged to continue to to take a shift and that they were conduct county business over the n uncomfortable placing their phone of by e-mail, if possible, 61st anniversary Gov. Kelly... They have two sons, Stacy Continued from Page 1 employees in a position where and to wear a face covering Ray and Dolores (Cranston) they would be exposed to the when visiting the building. Wright will celebrate their 61st and his wife, Becky, and Shan- The governor’s office Coordinating Council and give public in that way. anniversary on Friday. non and his wife, Robyn. They described House Bill 2054 the State Finance Council the “I have some employees who The Wrights were married on also have six grandchildren, as “sweeping, hastily-crafted power to approve extensions are very scared, and I’m very n May 29, 1959, at the Partridge Ty, Jaxon, Will, Trey, Nick and legislation… that will damage of the governor’s emergency protective of them,” Miller said. Food... Community Church in Par- Paige, and two great-grandsons, Kansas’ ability to respond orders. “I’m going to have a problem Continued from Page 1 tridge, Kan. Whit and Rhett. to COVID-19 and all future The bill as approved by forcing them to do this.” disasters. The bill also weakens legislators would have also Gerhardt said that some of Response Act, USDA’s local county health officer protected businesses from her employees have young Agricultural Marketing Service is NOTICE authorities and adds unnecessary lawsuits related to COVID-19, children at home and that her partnering with national, regional layers of bureaucracy to their prevented governors from employees, like most of the and local suppliers, whose work St. James Catholic Church emergency response efforts.” limiting gun or ammunition county departments, are working force has been significantly Upcoming House Bill 2054 was passed sales, given county com in shifts so they are not all in the im pacted by the closure of after a recent all-night session missioners the power to issue office at the same time. restaurants, hotels and other food CONSIGNMENT AUCTION by a Republican-dominated orders less restrictive than “If we do this, I’m going to service businesses, to purchase Wetmore, Kansas Legislature, with the intent the governor’s orders and have to bring all of my staff back, up to $3 billion in fresh produce, Saturday, Dec. 5, 2020 to put oversight of the state’s made county health officers’ and if one of them gets sick, it dairy and meat products. coronavirus relief fund in orders subject to commission takes all of us out,” Gerhardt “Holton will not be involved Early Consignments Contact the hands of the Legislative approval. said. with the meat program at this time Bill Burdick: 785-547-5082 as the school cannot handle the volume of meat to be distributed,” Ron Burdiek: 785-207-0434 Davies said. 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The following land transfers of S23, T8S, R15E of the 6th P.M., Lois Lane, aka Sharon L. Lane, de and Fenn Addition, city of Holton, Legacy Scholarship have been filed with the Jackson Jackson County. ceased, to Leroy C. Lehmkuhl and commonly known as 506 Indiana County Register of Deeds Office. • Warranty deed: Carl D. Jarboe Delores Lehmkuhl, land in Lots 10 Ave., Holton; the northwest quarter MaRyka Smith (pictured be- the 32 American Veterinary • Quit claim deed: Patrick G. and Mariann P. Jarboe, husband and and 12 of Schultz First Addition, of S30, T9S, R15E of the 6th P.M., low), a second-year veterinary Medical Association-accredited Mulroy to Mulroy L.L.C., land in the wife, to Prairie Band Potawatomi city of Holton, Jackson County, commonly known as 10685 110th student from Hoyt, was chosen veterinary colleges in the Unit- southeast quarter of S33, T7, R15E Nation, land in the northwest quar- commonly known as 418 Cherokee Rd., Mayetta; and the southeast as Kansas State ed States, the Atlantic Veteri- of the 6th P.M., Jackson County. ter of S34, T7S, R15E of the 6th Drive, Holton. quarter of S14, T9S, R14E of the University’s re nary College in Canada and St. • Warranty deed: Daniel J. Sed- P.M., Jackson County. • Warranty deed: Heather M. 6th P.M., all in Jackson County. cipient of the George’s University and Ross lak and Jo Ann Sedlak, husband • Warranty deed: G2 Proper- Harding, a single person, and Neil • Kansas transfer on death deed: Auxiliary to the University in the Caribbean to and wife, to Jo Ann Sedlak, trustee ties L.L.C., Dustin King and Tra- A. Harding, a single person, to Donna Holcomb, aka Donna D. AVMA (Ameri- support their educational en- of the Jo Ann Sedlak Trust, an un- vis Farmer, co-managers, to Travis Blake J. Garrison, land in the south- Holcomb, a single person, to Johna- can Veterinary deavors. divided one-half interest in two Farmer and Amanda Farmer, hus east quarter of S23, T9S, R15E of thon W. Holcomb, Lot 5, Shum- Medical As- To be eligible, a school must tracts in the southwest quarter of band and wife, two tracts of land the 6th P.M., Jackson County. way’s First Addition, city of May- sociation) Leg- be AVMA-accredited and have S35, T7S, R15E of the 6th P.M.; in S33, T6S, R14E of the 6th P.M., • Warranty deed: Jesse L. Rotting etta, Jackson County. and an undivided one-half interest Jackson County, each containing haus and Cassandra Gerstner, aka • Kansas transfer on death deed: acy Endowed an active SAVMA chapter. Ap- in land in the southeast quarter of 8.34 acres. Cassandra Rottinghaus, husband Jimmie Warren Borgelt and Mary Scholarship, it plicants must be citizens of the S36, T7S, R15E of the 6th P.M., all • Kansas transfer on death deed: and wife, to Gene C. Ryder and Ann Borgelt, aka Mary Anne was reported. United States. in Jackson County. Janice L. Dohrman, a single person, Barbara L. Ryder, land in the north- Borgelt, husband and wife, to Julie “Being se- The Auxiliary to the AVMA • Warranty deed: Daniel J. Sed- to Janice L. Dohrman, trustee of the west quarter of S36, T7S, R15E of E. Hardison and Orin S. Borgelt, lected for an Legacy Endowed Scholarship lak and Jo Ann Sedlak, husband and revocable trust in her name, two the 6th P.M., Jackson County. land in the northwest quarter of Auxiliary to the AVMA Legacy is offered through the American wife, to Daniel J. Sedlak, trustee of tracts of land in of S17, T9S, R13E, • Correction of deed: Joseph P. S31, T9S, R16E of the 6th P.M., Scholarship helps me not only Veterinary Medical Foundation, the Daniel J. Sedlak Trust, an undi one with 100 acres; and three tracts Rupnick, as chairman of Prairie Jackson County. financially but also serves as the charitable arm of the Ameri- vided one-half interest in two tracts of land in S19, T9S, R13E, all of the Band Potawatomi Nation, to Prairie • Trustee’s deed: Stephen D. Pat a reminder that there is an en- can Veterinary Medical Asso- in the southwest quarter of S35, 6th P.M., Jackson County. Band Potawatomi Nation, a tract of terson and Sheryl A. Burns, trustees tire community of veterinarians ciation. T7S, R15E of the 6th P.M.; and an • Kansas transfer on death deed: land containing 39.04 acres, more of the Joe Patterson and Alice M. out there who believe in me undivided one-half interest in land Bruce A. Morris and Katherine J. or less, and a tract of land contain- Patterson Trust, to Sheryl A. Burns and want to help me succeed,” in the southeast quarter of S36, Morris, husband and wife, to Na- ing 80.34 acres, more or less, both and Ricky D. Burns, wife and hus Smith said. “That sort of moral Thanks for reading T7S, R15E of the 6th P.M., all in than A. Morris, Jennifer Jo Sch- in S31, T7S, R14E of the 6th P.M., band, land in Lots 5 and 6, Shaw’s support from the AVMA/AVMF Jackson County. neider and Jared B. Morris, land in Jackson County. Plat, city of Holton, Jackson Coun- is unmatched.” The Holton • Kansas transfer on death deed: Lot 103, Ohio Avenue, city of Hol- • Correction of deed: Joseph P. ty. The $1,000 scholarships are Gary D. Thompson and Margaret ton, Jackson County. Rupnick, as chairman of Prairie • Quit claim deed: Arthur E. awarded to students at each of L. Thompson, husband and wife, to • Warranty deed: John K. Cole Band Potawatomi Nation, to Prairie Mellies, trustee of the farm trust in Recorder! Shelli A Walrod, land in the south man, a single person, to Joseph Roy Band Potawatomi Nation, a tract of his name, to Bruce Mellies, a single east quarter of S23, T9S, R15E of Dix, 60 acres of land in the north- land containing 7.57 acres, more or person, 4.31 acres, more or less, of the 6th P.M., Jackson County. east quarter of S2, T9S, R16E of the less, in S10, T8S, R14E of the 6th land in the northeast quarter of S11, • Warranty deed: Thomas J. 6th P.M., Jackson County. P.M., Jackson County. T5S, R15E of the 6th P.M., Jackson Public Notice Brown and Leann D. Brown, hus • Kansas transfer on death deed: • Correction of deed: Tim Morse, County. band and wife, to Dean M. Burns James L. Davis and Linda S. Davis, Sheriff of Jackson County, Kansas, • Warranty deed: Carol A. Hu- and Ashley Burns, husband and husband and wife, to Christopher H. on behalf of Caleb E. Specht, mort bach and Donald L. Hubach, wife (Published in The Holton SECTION 10 TOWNSHIP 07 wife, land in the southwest quarter Davis, Justen J. Davis and Loren L. gagor, deceased, to Secretary of and husband, to Freda M. Cashier, Recorder, Holton, Kan., on RANGE 15E, City of Holton, of S6, T7S, R15E of the 6th P.M., Davis, land in the southwest quarter Veterans Affairs, Officer of United Lot 3, Southern Village First Addi- Wednesday, May 27, 2020.) Jackson County, Kansas. Jackson County. of S31, T9S, R16E of the 6th P.M., States of America, two tracts of tion, Juniper, city of Holton, Jack- • Warranty deed: Dean M. Burns Jackson County. land in the southeast quarter of S21, son County. CITY OF HOLTON The Variance requested is and Ashley D. Burns, husband and • Warranty deed: Carol J. Humes T6S, R14E of the 6th P.M., Jackson • Warranty deed: Donald E. BOARD OF as follows: wife, to Chad M. Jacobsen and and David E. Humes, deceased, to County. Hrenchir Jr., attorney in fact for ZONING APPEALS Jamie M. Jacobsen, husband and Dustin Lynch, land in the southeast • Kansas transfer on death deed: Donald E. Hrenchir Sr., and Clara PUBLIC HEARING ON The variance requested wife, land in the southeast quarter quarter of S36, T9S, R15E of the Mary L. Gonzales to David A. Gon D. Hrenchir and Dolores Hrenchir, PROPOSED VARIANCE is for no required front yard of S23, T7S, R14E of the 6th P.M., 6th P.M., Jackson County, com- zales, Nathan K. Gonzales and Co- wife and husband, to Randal W. setback from the required Jackson County. monly known as 9695 T Rd., Hoyt. lin M. Gonzales, Lots 7, 8 and 9, Utech and Stacey M. Utech, land On June 22, 2020 at Holton twenty five (25) feet for an • Kansas transfer on death deed: • Quit claim deed: Carol L. Bea Wilson’s Addition, city of Holton, in the southeast quarter of S19, City Hall, 430 Pennsylvania open carport in front of the Donald G. Hanson and Joan B. Han man to Dakota Gene Keating, Lots Jackson County. T9S, R16E of the 6th P.M., Jackson Avenue, 7:00 p.m., the Board garage. son, husband and wife, to Chris E. 3, 4 and 5 of Block 2, city of Soldier, • Trustee’s deed: Pamela Ann County. of Zoning Appeals will hold a Hanson and Orissa Lynn Metzger, Jackson County, commonly known Hays, trustee of the Marshall Liv- • Warranty deed: Theson Five land in the northeast quarter of S2, as 221 Thompson St., Soldier. ing Trust, to Devin J. Byrne and Holdings L.L.L.P., Stanley Kim public hearing to consider All property owners within T8S, R16E of the 6th P.M., Jackson • Warranty deed: Lance Mannell, Theresa Byrne, land in the north- Adamson and Susan Michelle an application for a Zoning 200 feet of the affected prop- County. a single person, to Jamika William east quarter of S12, T9S, R12E of Adamson, partners, to Grace A. Variance from Ordinance erty have been notified. • Warranty deed: Dennis L. Blair Teel, land in the southeast the 6th P.M., Jackson County. Haverkamp, land in the northeast No. 1203, Zoning Ordinance Hollander and Dianne P. Wake, quarter of S27, T6S, R15E of the • Warranty deed: Ruben A. Zeller quarter of S29, T9S, R16E of the under Article VII, Section 7, Any interested parties are co-trustees of the John Hollander 6th P.M., Jackson County. and Malea D. Zeller, husband and 6th P.M., Jackson County. YARD REGULATIONS: invited to attend this public and Charlotte Hollander Trust, to • Trustees deed: Donald E. Wis wife, to Prairie Band Potawatomi • Warranty deed: Clell David hearing. Dennis L. Hollander, a married chmeier and Nancy D. Wischmeier, Nation, two tracts of land in S10, Rantz and Linda Sue Rantz, husband The variance would apply to person, land in Lots 110 and 112, husband and wife and as trustees of T8S, R14E of the 6th P.M., Jackson and wife, to Sheldon L. Snodgrass property located at 203 New Jeff Draper – New Jersey Avenue, city of Holton; the trust in their names, to Jamika County. and Michele L. Snodgrass, land in Jersey Avenue, more specifi- City of Holton Lot 45 and the south half of Lot 47, William Blair Teel, two tracts of • Quit claim deed: Jackson the northeast quarter of S24, T8S, cally described as follows: Code Enforcement Officer/ Vermont Avenue, city of Holton; a land in the southeast quarter of S27, County Farms L.L.C. and Interna- R15E of the 6th P.M., Jackson Planning and Zoning one-half interest in land in Lots 102 T6S, R15E of the 6th P.M., Jackson tional Centers Worldwide Inc. to In- County. LOT 15 NEW JERSEY AVE L42t1 and 104, Wisconsin Avenue, city of County. ternational Centers Worldwide Inc., Holton; and two tracts of land in • Kansas transfer on death land in the northeast quarter of S4, S26, T6S, R16E of the 6th P.M., all deed: Vera Jane Hinnen to Gerald T9S, R16E of the 6th P.M., Jackson in Jackson County. L. Brandenburg and Radonna K. County. • Warranty deed: Dennis L. Brandenburg, 7.01 acres, more or • Warranty deed: Secretary of Hollander and Dianne P. Wake, less, of land in the southeast quarter Veterans Affairs, United States of co-trustees of the John Hollander of S15, T7S, R15E of the 6th P.M., America to Christopher Hurla, An and Charlotte Hollander Trust, to Jackson County. gela Hurla and Holden Hurla, Lot Dianne P. Wake, a married person, • Quit claim deed: Colby Van 16, Block B, The Village Subdi- one-half interest in land in Lots 110 Wagoner to Lauren Van Wagoner, vision, city of Mayetta, Jackson and 112, New Jersey Avenue, city land in the southeast quarter of S21, County, commonly known as 407 of Holton; Lot 45 and the south half T8S, R16E of the 6th P.M., Jackson E. Jones St., Mayetta. of Lot 47, Vermont Avenue, city of County. • Quit claim deed: Steven W. Holton; a one-half interest in land • Warranty deed: Homestead Af Albright, aka Steve Albright and in Lots 102 and 104, Wisconsin Av- fordable Housing Inc. to Cathryne Deborah L. Albright, husband and enue, city of Holton; two tracts of Joan Finger, land in Lot 3, Block A wife, to same as trustees of the trust land in S27, T6S, R16E of the 6th of Oak Brook Subdivision; and land in their names, Lots 11, 12 and 13 P.M.; and the southeast quarter of in the northwest quarter of S10, on Main Street, town of Birming- S16, T6S, R16E of the 6th P.M., all T7S, R15E of the 6th P.M., all in the ham; Lots 37, 38, 39 and 40, Block in Jackson County. city of Holton, Jackson County. 5, town of Birmingham; Lots 10 and • Warranty deed: Heather C. • Co-executor’s deed: William 41, town of Birmingham, common- Kelly, a single person, to Russell G. Jeffrey Lane and Jon Edward Lane, ly known as 20056 K-16 Highway, Freel, land in the northwest quarter co-executors of the will of Sharon Holton; Lots 32, 34 and 36, Drake HOLTON RECORDER, MAY 25-27, 2020, PAGE 9
The 104 West 5th Street Chamber Director: Ashlee York Holton, KS 66436 Assistant Director: Shelly Boyd Hours: Monday - Friday Chamber 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. 2020 Board of Directors Open After Hours By Appt. Only President: Laura Golden Page 364-3963 Vice President: Candi McCrory Treasurer: Leslie Smith The Chamber Page is sponsored e-mail: HOLTON/JACKSON COUNTY by the businesses [email protected] Board Members: Constance Fox, Kristel Bontrager, CHAMBER OF COMMERCE at the bottom of this page. www.exploreholton.com Carly Whorton, Joni White, Jake Spalding and Lisa Moore
HOLTON/JACKSON COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Chamber working Golf hard for you! “As we all try to rebuild our Tournament businesses and communities, and july jubilee overcome the hardships that Saturday, June 27, 2020 COVID-19 created, working Saturday,Canceled June 27, 2020 PostponedTee Off At 10:00 a.m. together is the best way to accomplish our goals. During this pandemic, the Chamber assisting with county grant application Holton/Jackson County Chamber With support from Holton city commissioners, the Jackson County Commissioners are of Commerce is working hard for applying for a grant from the federal government to assist local businesses struggling due to our membership and community. the recent stay-at-home order to reduce the potential spread of COVID-19 (coronavirus), it We have tried to be a reliable has been reported. business resource, an encourager A total of $300,000 is being sought by the county from the Community Development Block Grant-CV funds program to assist local businesses. and tried to provide clarity and The state is expected to receive more than $9 million as part of the federal government’s information with the vast amount Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act, and counties and cities can of resources designed to help our begin applying for these funds through the Kansas Department of Commerce’s new small businesses in the middle of CDBG-CV program. Counties and cities can apply for two types of grants, business grants and meal programs, uncertainty. and Jackson County Commissioner Janet Zwonitzer said the two government entities – the As we transition to recovery and Jackson County Commission and the Holton City Commission – are working together to rebuilding, we are focusing on submit one grant application. helping businesses meet the The two types of grants available include: challenges they face. Again, Business grants – These funds can be awarded to local businesses for inventory purchases, working capital, wages, utilities, rent and other expenses and are awarded based on business working together is the best way size – micro (up to five employees) and small (six to 50 employees). to accomplish this goal. Businesses receiving the funds do not have to be closed, “just disadvantaged by COVID-19 Please consider joining our and in need of aid to retain jobs,” it was reported. membership of more than 100 Meal Programs – Funds for this program can be used for meals on wheels programs, food banks, lunch programs, etc. Jackson County businesses, Preliminary business applications are now being accepted locally for the potential grant organizations and individuals, funds, it was reported. Business owners affected by COVID-19 are encouraged to fill out a and see how YOU can leverage form that can be downloaded from the Holton/Jackson County Chamber of Commerce our efforts by working together website at www.exploreholton.com/covid-19/community-business-development-grant-cv The completed forms are being collected by Chamber staff and the Jackson County and helping your business and Commissioners. Zwonitzer and Ashlee York, Chamber director, met with some business community during these owners recently to assist them in the application process. Contact the Chamber for more uncertain times.” – Ashlee York, information. Chamber Director
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Holton • 364-4646 Ron Kirk’s Body Shop Rental Cars & Vans Available 501 Vermont Ave., Holton • 785-364-2931 www.holtonrecorder.net HOLTON RECORDER, MAY 25-27, 2020, PAGE 10 PUBLIC NOTICE Jackson County Real Estate Tax Sale (First published in The Holton Recorder, Holton, Kan., on Wednesday, May 27, 2020.) IN THE DISTRICT COURT TRACT 17: South, Range 16 East of Street 105 feet, thence West 363.91 feet, thence Holton, Kansas, 66436) OF JACKSON COUNTY, Richard L. Greeve Estate, the 6th P.M., Thence West northwest across Lots 1, North 210.13 feet, thence KANSAS Attn: Tina Greeve, Board of 480 feet to the East right of 2 and 3 on a parallel line East 361.78 feet to the Tract 19: Tax Code No. County Commissioners way of the Chicago Rock with said Lots, 132 feet, West right of way line of 02483 Estate of George L. BOARD OF COUNTY Tax Code No.: 02340 Island and Pacific Railroad to the line of Lot 4, thence US. 75 Highway, thence Burget, deceased COMMISSIONERS OF (formerly C.K.&N); thence Southwest on the line South along said right of A part of a 5 ¼ acre tract JACKSON COUNTY, TRACT 18: Northeasterly along said between Lots 3 and 4, 105 way 147.00 feet, thence in the Northwest Quarter KANSAS, Douglas W. Devader, Mary railroad right of way 1086 feet to the alley, thence Southeast along said right of Section 3, Township 7 E. Fuqua, Board of County feet; thence South 250 Southeast along the line of way 63.22 feet to the South, Range 15 East of Plaintiff, Commissioners feet; thence East 162 feet; of the alley 132 feet to the point of beginning. the 6th P.M., described as Tax Code No.: 02475 thence South 315 feet; place of beginning. The commencing at a point Case No. 2020 CV 23 thence West 220 feet; above described being in Tract II: Beginning at a between the East and West vs. TRACT 19: thence South 360 feet to the Southwest part of Lots point 1583.50 feet North lines of said Northwest Estate of George L. Burget, the place of beginning, 1, 2 and 3 in Block 8 in the and 24.04 feet West of Quarter and 45 rods North TRACT 1: deceased, Board of County Jackson County, Kansas; City of Netawaka, Jackson the Southeast corner of of the South line of said Dale J. Bellinghausen, Commissioners County, Kansas; the Northwest Quarter Northwest Quarter, thence Horton National Bank, Board Tax Code No.: 02483 Tract 2: The Northeast (Commonly known as 516 of Section 33, Township West 125 feet, thence North of County Commissioners Quarter of the Southeast Superior Street, Netawaka, 6 South, Range 15 East to the middle of a stream Tax Code No.: 00109 TRACT 20: Quarter of the Southwest Kansas, 66516) of the 6th P.M., Jackson known as Elk Creek, Dennis Edwards, Denison Quarter (NE¼ SE¼ SW¼) County, Kansas, thence thence down the middle TRACT 2: State Bank, Daymon of Section 22, Township 5 Tract 5: Tax Code No. West 361.78 feet, thence of bed of said creek to a Dale J. Bellinghausen, DeVader and Kimberly South, Range 16 East of the 00557 Joseph Wayne North 157.22 feet, thence point midway between the Board of County DeVader, Holton, 6th P.M., EXCEPT 100 foot Mullins East 362.67 feet to the East and West lines of said Commissioners Board of County right of way of the Chicago, Lots Numbered Eleven West right of way line of Northwest Quarter of said Tax Code No.: 00191 Commissioners Rock Island and Pacific (11) and Twelve (12) in U.S. 75 Highway, thence Section 3, thence South to Tax Code No.: 02677 Railroad (formerly C.K.&N) Block Seven (7) in the South along said right of the place of beginning, in TRACT 3: and EXCEPT all land lying City of Netawaka, Jackson way 157.50 feet to the point the City of Holton, Jackson Roberta C. Olberding, Board TRACT 21: West of said railroad right County, Kansas; of beginning. County, Kansas. of County Commissioners Dennis James Edwards, of way, Jackson County, (Commonly known as (Commonly known as (Commonly known as Tract Code No.: 00243 Daymon DeVader and Kansas; 434 Commercial Street, 12379 244th Lane, Holton, 00000 Tenth Street, Holton, Kimberly DeVader, Board of Netawaka, Kansas, 66516) Kansas, 66436) Kansas, 66436) TRACT 4: County Commissioners Tract 3: All that part of Patty Hards f/k/a Patty Tax Code No.: 02861 the Northeast Quarter of Tract 6: Tax Code No. Tract 11: Tax Code No. Tract 20: Tax Code No. Eichelberger, Farmers State the Southwest Quarter 00589 City of Netawaka, 02028 Terre R. Baumann, 02677 Dennis Edwards, Bank, Board of County TRACT 22: (NE¼ SW¼) of Section Estate of Denise Kathleen Terri L. Baumann, The Denison State Bank, Daymon Commissioners Sharon E. Snyder, Kansas 22, Township 5 South, Willits, deceased, William Farmers and Merchants DeVader, Kimberly DeVader Tax Code No.: 00538 Department of Revenue, Range 16 East of the Pippert, heir of Denise State Bank Lot No. 82, Vermont Division of Taxation, 6th P.M.; situated in the Kathleen Willits, deceased, A piece of land beginning Avenue, City of Holton, TRACT 5: Board of County Southeast corner of the Darren Pippert, heir of 386 feet West and 50 feet Jackson County, Kansas. Joseph Wayne Commissioners aforementioned tract of Denise Kathleen Willits South of the Northeast (Commonly known as Mullins, Board of County Tax Code No.: 03430 land and lying East of Lots Six (6) and Seven (7), corner of Section 12, 00000 Vermont Avenue, Commissioners the Right of Way of the in Block Three (3), in the Township 7 South, Range 16 Holton, Kansas, 66436) Tax Code No.: 00557 TRACT 23: Chicago, Rock Island and City of Netawaka, Jackson East of the 6th P.M., thence Lloyd G. Ladusch, Pacific Railroad (formerly County, Kansas; South 100 feet, thence Tract 21: Tax Code No. TRACT 6: deceased, Lloyd Ladusch, C.K.&N), Jackson County, (Commonly known as West 120 feet, thence 02861 Dennis Edwards, City of Netawaka, Estate heir of Lloyd G. Ladusch, Kansas; 421 White Way Street, South 16 feet, thence West Daymon DeVader, Kimberly of Denise Kathleen Willits, deceased, Netawaka, Kansas, 66516) 177 feet, thence North 116 DeVader deceased, William Pippert, Leigh Lyman, Lisa Tract 4: The East 100 feet feet, thence East 297 feet Lot Numbered Forty-nine heir of Denise Kathleen Willits, Shepherd, heir of Lloyd G. of the 200 foot right-of- Tract 7: Tax Code No. to the point of beginning, (49) on Wisconsin Avenue, deceased, Darren Pippert, Ladusch, deceased, way of the Chicago, Rock 00798 Tony L. Bottom Jackson County, Kansas. City of Holton, Jackson heir of Denise Kathleen Board of County Island and Pacific Railway A parcel of land located (Commonly known as County, Kansas. Willits, deceased, Board of Commissioners Company (formerly in the Southwest Quarter 19927 K-16 Highway, (Commonly known as County Commissioners Tax Code No.: 04133 C.K.&N.) described as of Section 25, Township Holton, Kansas, 66436) 415 Wisconsin Avenue, Tax Code No.: 00589 beginning 1220 feet West 6 South, Range 12 East Holton, Kansas, 66436) TRACT 24: of the Southeast corner of the 6th P.M., Jackson Tract 12: Tax Code No. TRACT 7: James M. Bailey, Tina M. of the Southwest Quarter County, Kansas, described 0227B Charles V. George, Tract 22: Tax Code Tony L. Bottom, Board of Bailey, Kansas Blue Cross of Section 22, Township as follows: Commencing Penny Kay George, Pinnacle No. 03430 Sharon E. County Commissioners Blue Shield Credit Union, 5 South, Range 16 East at the Southwest corner Terre, LLC Snyder, Kansas Department Tax Code No.: 00798 Denison State Bank, Board of the 6th P.M., Jackson of said Southwest Quarter, Lots 151, 153, 155, 157, of Revenue, Division of of County Commissioners County, Kansas, thence Thence South 89°21’03” 159, 161, 163, 165, 167 and Taxation TRACT 8: Tax Code No.: 05832 West 100 feet, thence East along the South 169, Central Street, City of Beginning at a point 30 Paula G. Keating, David Northeasterly down the line of said Southwest Denison, Jackson County, feet North and 150.30 feet B. Keating, Board of County TRACT 25: middle of said right-of-way Quarter 1535.05 feet to the Kansas. West of the Southeast Commissioners Larry E. Brill, Board of 1086 feet, thence East 100 True Point of Beginning; (Commonly known as 507 Corner of the West Half Tax Code No. 00925A County Commissioners feet, thence Southwesterly Thence North 0°18’28” Central Avenue, Denison, of the Southeast Quarter Tax Code No.: 06065 along the East line of said West parallel to the East Kansas, 66419 of Section 4, Township 7 TRACT 9: right-of-way to the point line of said Southwest South, Range 15 East of David Keating, Paula TRACT 26: of beginning, Jackson Quarter 374.14 feet to the Tract 13: Tax Code No. the 6th P.M., thence North Keating, The Loren Mark J. Heideman, Board County, Kansas. South line of an existing 02251 Ray LaMastus 296 feet, thence West 154 Porterfield Testamentary of County Commissioners parcel recorded in Book and Barbara J. LaMastus feet, thence South 296 feet, Trust Dated March 15, Tax Code No.: 06401 Tract 5: The East 50 feet of 453 Pages 101-102 in the Estate, Attn: Donald & thence East 146 feet to the 2012, Dennis A. White, the 100 foot right-of-way of Jackson County Register Susan LaMastus, Federal point of beginning, in the Trustee, Board of County TRACT 27: the Chicago, Rock Island of Deeds Office, Thence Home Loan Bank of Topeka, City of Holton, Jackson Commissioners Larry J. Posch Estate, Pacific Railway Company South 87°39’31” East Kansas Estate Recovery County, Kansas, Tax Code No.: 00926 Katie Posh, heir of Larry (formerly C.K.&N.) running along the South line of said Program LESS J. Posch, Board of County through the Northeast existing parcel 517.58 feet, Lots 110, 112, 114, 116, A tract of land in the TRACT 10: Commissioners Quarter of the Southeast Thence South 0°18’28” 118 and 120 on Highland West Half of the Southeast Everett L. Hyatt a/k/a Tax Code No.: 07513 Quarter of the Southwest East parallel to the East line Avenue, in the Town of Quarter of Section 4, Everett Lee Hyatt, deceased, Quarter and the Northeast of said Southwest Quarter Denison, Jackson County, Township 7 South, Range Randy Hyatt, Sr., heir of TRACT 28: Quarter of the Southwest 358.85 feet to the South line Kansas. 15 East of the 6th P.M., in Everett l. Hyatt, a/k/a Everett Edith Holthaus, Board of Quarter of Section 22, of said Southwest Quarter, (Commonly known as 202 the City of Holton, Jackson Lee Hyatt, deceased, Cassie County Commissioners Township 5 South, Range Thence North 89°21’03” Fourth Street, Denison, County, Kansas, described Hyatt, heir of Everett L. Hyatt Tax Code No.: 07586 16 East of the 6th P.M., West along the South line Kansas, 66419) as follows: Beginning at a/k/a Everett Lee Hyatt, Jackson County, Kansas; of said Southwest Quarter a point on the North right deceased, Crystalynn Hyatt, TRACT 29: (Commonly known as 517.10 feet to the POINT OF Tract 14: Tax Code No. of way line of the existing heir of Everett L. Hyatt a/k/a Gary Melechinsky, Rebecca 00000 W.4 Road, Whiting, BEGINNING, and subject to 02282 Renee M. Villines, highway which point is Everett Lee Hyatt, deceased, Adams Melechinsky, Kansas Kansas, 66552) any easements of record. Darin L. Johnson, Mortgage North 30 feet and 150.3 feet Stephanie Wyrick, heir of Department of Revenue, (Commonly known as 280 Electronic Registration West from the Southeast Everett L. Hyatt a/k/a Everett Division of Taxation, Board Tract 2: Tax Code No. 246th Road, Havensville, Systems, Inc. (MERS), corner of said West Half Lee Hyatt, deceased, and of County Commissioners, 00191 Dale J. Bellinghausen Kansas, 66432) Nationpoint, a Division of of the Southeast Quarter Trae Hyatt, heir of Everett Tax Code No.: 07587 Tract 1: All of Block “E” Nat. City Bank of IN Section, said North right L. Hyatt a/k/a Everett Lee in the City of Whiting, Tract 8: Tax Code No. Lots Numbered 85, 87, 89, of way line having an Hyatt, deceased, Board of And the unknown Jackson County, Kansas, 00925A Paula G. Keating, 91, 93, 95 and 97, Central assumed bearing of South County Commissioners spouses, heirs, executors, except 100 foot right of David B. Keating Avenue, City of Denison, 89 degrees 48 minutes Tax Code No.: 01732 administrators, devisees, way of the Chicago, Rock Lot 6 on Thompson Jackson County, Kansas. West; thence South 89 trustees creditors, and Island and Pacific Railway Street, Block 2 in the (Commonly known as 303 degrees 48 minutes West, TRACT 11: assigns of such of the Company, (Formerly original town addition, Central Avenue, Denison, 33.5 feet along said right of Terre R. Baumann, Terri L. defendants as may be C.K.&N.) and except a tract City of Soldier, Jackson Kansas, 66419) way line; thence on a curve Baumann, The Farmers and deceased; the unknown in the Northwest corner County, Kansas. of 325.60 feet radius to the Merchants State Bank, officers, successors, of Block “E” being all that (Commonly known as 000 Tract 15: Tax Code No. left, an arc distance of 29.1 Board of County trustees, creditors and part of said Block lying Thompson Street, Soldier, 02301 Carrol Clark feet with a chord which Commissioners assigns of such defendants West of the Chicago, Rock Kansas, 66540) Lots 72, 74, 76 and 78, bears North 81 degrees Tax Code No.: 02028 as are existing, dissolved Island and Pacific Railway Highland Avenue, in the 51 feet East, 29.1 feet, or dormant corporations; Company (formerly Tract 9: Tax Code No. City of Denison, Jackson thence North 00 degrees TRACT 12: the unknown executors, C.K.&N.) and except a 00926 David Keating, County, Kansas. 47 minutes East, 29.1 feet; Charles V. George, Penny administrators, trustees, tract commencing at the Paula Keating, The Loren (Commonly known as 206 thence North 87 degrees Kay George, Pinnacle creditors, successors and Southeast corner of said Porterfield Testamentary Highland Avenue, City of 01 minute East, 4.1 feet; Terre, LLC, Board of County assigns of such defendants Block E, thence North 285 Trust Dated March 15, 2012, Denison, Kansas, 66419) thence South 00 degrees Commissioners as are or were partners feet, thence West 76.42 Dennis A. White Trustee 12 minutes East, 33.4 feet Tax Code No.: 0227B or in partnership; the feet, thence South 285 feet, Lots 7 and 8, in Block Tract 16: Tax Code No. to the place of beginning. unknown tenants of any thence East 76.42 feet) 2, in the City of Soldier, 02303 Larry Kautz, Donna J. TRACT 13: of the defendants herein Jackson County, Kansas. Foye Said real estate being Ray LaMastus and Barbara possessing any part of the Tract 2: The East 50 feet (Commonly known as 233 Lots 56, 58 and 60, also described as follows: J. LaMastus Estate, Attn: real estate in controversy of the 100 foot right-of- Thompson Street, Soldier, Highland Avenue, City of Donald & Susan Lamastus, herein, and the unknown way of the Chicago, Rock Kansas, 665460) Denison, Jackson County, Commencing 9 29/139 Federal Home Loan Bank guardians, conservators Island and Pacific Railway Kansas. rods West of the Southeast of Topeka, Kansas Estate and trustees of such of the Company (formerly Tract 10: Tax Code No. (Commonly known as 202 Corner of the West Half Recovery Program, Board of defendants as are minors C.K.&N.) running through 01732 Everett L. Hyatt a/k/a Highland Avenue, Denison, of the Southeast Quarter County Commissioners or are in anywise under Block “E”, City of Whiting, Everett Lee Hyatt, deceased, Kansas, 66419) of Section 4, Township 7 Tax Code No.: 02251 legal disability; the unknown Jackson County, Kansas Randy Hyatt, Sr., heir of South, Range 15 East of spouses of the defendants, (Commonly known as Everett l. Hyatt, a/k/a Everett Tract 17: Tax Code No. the 6th P.M., thence North TRACT 14: unknown guardians, 535 Searle Street, Whiting, Lee Hyatt, deceased, Cassie 02340 Richard L. Greeve 17 3/8 rods, thence West Renee M. Villines, Darin unknown conservators and Kansas, 66552) Hyatt, heir of Everett L. Hyatt Estate, Attn: Tina Greeve at right angles with said L. Johnson, Mortgage all other persons who are or a/k/a Everett Lee Hyatt, The East 80 feet of Lots line 9 29/139 rods, thence Electronic Registration may be concerned, Tract 3: Tax Code No. deceased, Crystalynn Hyatt, 44, 46 and 48 situated on South to the South line Systems, Inc. (MERS), 00243 Roberta C. Olberding heir of Everett L. Hyatt a/k/a Central Avenue, in the of said Quarter Section, Nationpoint, a Division of Defendants. Lot No. 6 and the North 15 Everett Lee Hyatt, deceased, town of Denison, Jackson thence East to the place of Nat. City Bank of IN, Board feet of Lot No. 7, in Block Stephanie Wyrick, heir of County, Kansas. beginning, of County Commissioners NOTICE OF SUIT No. 8, City of Whiting, Everett L. Hyatt a/k/a Everett (Commonly known as 103 LESS Tax Code No.: 02282 Jackson County, Kansas; Lee Hyatt, deceased, and Second Street, Denison, A tract of land in the THE STATE OF KANSAS (Commonly known as Trae Hyatt, heir of Everett Kansas, 66419) West Half of the Southeast TRACT 15: TO: 325 Searle Street, Whiting, L. Hyatt a/k/a Everett Lee Quarter of Section 4, Carrol Clark, Board of Kansas, 66552) Hyatt, deceased, Tract 18: Tax Code No. Township 7 South, Range County Commissioners Tract 1: Tax Tract I: Beginning at a 02475 Douglas W. DeVader, 15 East of the 6th P.M., in Tax Code No.: 02301 Code No. 00109 Dale J. Tract 4: Tax Code No. point 1373.30 feet North Mary E. Fuqua the City of Holton, Jackson Bellinghausen Horton 00538 Patty Hards f/k/a and 24.04 feet West of Lots No. 1 and 3 on County, Kansas, described TRACT 16: National Bank, Branch GNB Patty Eichelberger, Farmers the Southeast corner of New Jersey Avenue in Elk as follows: Beginning at Larry Kautz, Donna J. Tract 1: Beginning at State Bank the Northwest Quarter Grove Addition to the City a point on the North right Foye, Board of County a point 740 feet West of Commencing at the of Section 33, Township of Holton, Jackson County, of way line of the existing Commissioners the Southeast Corner of Southeast corner of Lot 1 6 South, Range 15 East Kansas. highway which point is Tax Code No.: 02303 the Southwest Quarter of in Block 8; thence running of the 6th P.M., Jackson (Commonly known as North 30 feet and 150.3 feet Section 22, Township 5 Northeast of Superior County, Kansas, thence 1001 New Jersey Avenue, (continued to page 11) THE HOLTON RECORDER, MAY 25-27, 2020, PAGE 11 Gas prices up slightly The average price of a $2.10 per gallon, a difference gallon of unleaded motor fuel of 79 cents per gallon. in Kansas was up seven cents The national average price from the week before, fuel of gasoline rose 5.5 cents price surveying Web site Gas per gallon in the last week, Buddy.com reported yesterday averaging $1.96 per gallon (Tuesday). yesterday. The national aver Unleaded gasoline averaged age was up 22.3 cents per $1.67 per gallon yesterday, gallon from a month ago and according to GasBuddy’s stood 86.6 cents per gallon daily survey of 1,329 stations lower than a year ago, it was across the United States, while reported. a local survey of six stations Patrick DeHaan, head in the Holton area on Monday of petroleum analysis for showed an average price of GasBuddy, said average fuel $1.74 per gallon. prices across the country Gas prices in Kansas were were recovering as motorists 16.3 cents per gallon higher returned to the roads after than a month ago and stood statewide shelter-in-place 91.4 cents per gallon lower orders were relaxed. than a year ago, it was report DeHaan added that as ed. long as states continue their According to GasBuddy “reopening” strategies, a return price reports, the cheapest to an average fuel price of $2 station in Kansas was priced per gallon in some areas could at $1.31 per gallon yesterday happen soon — possibly by the while the most expensive was end of this month.
PUBLIC NOTICE Jackson County Real Estate Tax Sale Davault-Holliday Newells to celebrate (continued from page 10) th Hanna Davault and Brady sity. West from the Southeast 89°51’40” East a distance Holliday are pleased to an- The future groom is the son 60 anniversary corner of said West Half of 580.80 feet, said point of David and Kelly Holliday nounce their engagement and 94th St., Topeka, KS 66617. of the Southeast Quarter being on the East line of upcoming marriage. of Soldier and the grandson of Dick and Beverly Newell of th The couple has three children, Section, said North right the Northeast Quarter of The bride-to-be is the daugh- Ruth Holliday of Soldier. He Topeka will celebrate their 60 of way line having an the Southeast Quarter of is a 2018 graduate of Jackson wedding anniversary on Fri- Chris Farmer, Rusty Newell ter of Paul and Sue Davault and his wife, Monica, all of To- assumed bearing of South Section 26; thence South of Circleville and the grand- Heights High School and is cur- day, June 5, 2020. They were 89 degrees 48 minutes 00°05’23” East a distance rently studying computer ad- married at the Denison Union peka, and Jill Dierking and her daughter of Jean Davault of husband, Brian, of Fort Worth, West; thence South 89 of 375.00 feet to the point Richmond, Mo. She is a 2018 ministration at Washburn Uni- Church in Denison on June 5, degrees 48 minutes West, of beginning, less public versity. 1960. Texas. graduate of Jackson Heights They also have six grandchil- 33.5 feet along said right of road right of way. High School and is currently The couple will wed on Satur- A card shower hosted by their way line; thence on a curve (Commonly known as day, June 6 with a small family children will be given for them. dren and six great-grandchil- studying early childhood devel- dren. of 325.60 feet radius to the 10477 Y Road, Meriden, opment at Kansas State Univer- gathering at the Davault home. Cards can be sent to 705 NW left, an arc distance of 29.1 Kansas, 66512) feet with a chord which bears North 81 degrees Tract 27: Tax Code No. 51 feet East, 29.1 feet, 07513 Larry J. Posch Estate, May 31 is National Dam Safety Awareness Day thence North 00 degrees Katie Posh, heir of Larry J. 47 minutes East, 29.1 feet; Posch, deceased May 31, 2020 is National and caused more than $17 mil- life, or interrupt public utilities *Create a cost-effective ac- thence North 87 degrees A parcel of land located Dam Safety Awareness Day. lion in property damage. or services. tion plan to achieve goals 01 minute East, 4.1 feet; in the South Half of the There are more than 90,000 The Kansas Division of In Kansas, Watershed Resto- *Implement the action plan thence South 00 degrees Southeast Quarter of dams in the United States and Water Resources oversees the ration and Protection Strategy WRAPS represents a shift 12 minutes East, 33.4 feet Section 26, Township 9 Kansas is home to more than State’s Dam Safety Program (WRAPS) is a planning and from “top-down” government to the place of beginning. South, Range 13 East 6,000 dams. Dams are an ex- with the goal to reduce risks management framework that intervention in watershed is- (Commonly known as 652 of the 6th P.M., Jackson tremely important part of this to life and property from dam engages stakeholders within a sues, to a more citi-zen-stake- W. Fourth Street, Holton, County, Kansas, described nation’s infrastructure equal in failure. This goal is addressed particular watershed in a pro- holder approach, in which Kansas, 66436) as follows: im-portance to bridges, roads, through review and approval cess to: funds, guidance and technical Commencing at the and airports. of plans for constructing new *Identify watershed restora- assis-tance are provided for Tract 23: Tax Code No. Southeast corner of said The issue of dam safety was dams and for modifying ex- tion and protection needs and stakeholders to reach consen- 04133 Lloyd G. Ladusch, Section 26, Thence North not widely recognized until isting dams, ensuring quality opportunities sus on issues of relevance in deceased; Lloyd Ladusch, 0°11’00” East along the 1889 when the failure of South control during construction, *Establish management their watershed, and then de- heir of Lloyd G. Ladusch, East line of said Southeast Fork Dam near Johnstown, PA and monitoring dams that, if goals for the watershed com- sign and execute a plan to ad- deceased; Leigh Lyman, Quarter 1070.80 feet to the claimed more than 2,200 lives they failed, could cause loss of munity dress those issues. heir of Lloyd G. Ladusch, True Point of Beginning; deceased; Lisa Shepherd, Thence North 86°29’14” heir of Lloyd G. Ladusch, West 420.37 feet, Thence deceased South 30°30’35” West Beginning at a point 400 59.93 feet, Thence South feet North of the Southeast 89°57’18” West 290.08 feet, Area Health And Medical Directory corner of the Southwest Thence North 0°11’00” Quarter, Section 13, East parallel to said East Township 7 South, Range line 280.53 feet to the 15, thence West 200 feet, North line of the South Half Family Practice Pharmacy North 200 feet, East 200 of said Southeast Quarter, Family Practice feet, South 200 feet to Thence North 89°57’18” the place of beginning, in East along said North line Jackson County, Kansas. 740.00 feet to the Northeast FAMILY 1603 W. 4th (Commonly known as corner of the South Half of Holton, KS Medical Pharmacy 21469 S.4 Road, Holton, said Southeast Quarter, PRACTICE www.chcsks.org Kansas, 66436) Thence South 0°11’00” ASSOCIATES Holton Medical Center West along the East line 1100 Columbine • Holton, KS 66436 Tract 24: Tax Code No. of said Southeast Quarter Joel Hutchins, M.D. Clinic: 364-3205 • Fitness Center: 364-5775 (785) 364-2114 05832 James M. Bailey 255.00 feet to the POINT OF Clint Colberg, M.D. Home Health: 1-800-622-6124 Mon. - Fri. 8 - 6 • Sat. 8 - noon Tina M. Bailey, Kansas Blue BEGINNING, and subject to Erin Locke, M.D. After Hours: 364-2116 Malia Warner, M.D. Cross Blue Shield Credit any easements of record. Providers: Frank Gilliland, R. Ph. LaDona Schmidt, M.D. (Hours Effective Union, Denison State Bank (Commonly known as Michael Engelken, M.D. • David Allen, MD • Nancy Zidek, MD • Roline Campbell, APRN-BCJune 1, 2015.) Joseph Gilliland, Pharm. D. Beginning at the • Jana Kramer, PA • Heather Myers, APRN Lesley Harris, R. Ph. 10395 G Road, Delia, DeAnna Goff, APRN Jeff Tobaee, Pharm. D. Southeast corner of Kansas, 66418) Jamie Stuke, APRN Nicole Huey, APRN Section 36, Township 8 Ashley Reinecke, APRN Hours: M-Th: 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. • Fri: 7 a.m. - 5 p.m. • Sat: 8 a.m. - 12 noon FREE DELIVERY! South, Range 15 East Tract 28: Tax Code No. Jill Collins, APRN of the 6th P.M., Jackson 07586 Edith Holthaus Kaylie Zimmerman, APRN County, Kansas; thence Lots Forty-five (45) and Josh Moulin, P.A. North 00°00’00” 439.40 Forty-seven (47) on Nora Bill Kinkade, P.A. Mental Health Home Health Hospice feet; thence North Avenue, First Addition to 88°40’00” West 683.00 feet; the Plat of David, Jackson Holton Clinic thence North 01°17’15” County, Kansas. 1100 Columbine Drive • Holton, KS Holton Community West 494.60 feet; thence (Commonly known as 301 364-2126 Hospital Hospice North 89°04’45” West, Oak Street, Delia, Kansas, (785) 644.50 feet; thence South 66418) Mon. - Fri. 7:30 a.m. - 7 p.m. partnering with along the West line of the Sat. 8 a.m. - noon HOME HEALTH Jackson County East Half of the Southeast Tract 29: Tax Code No. 510 Kansas Ave. • Holton Quarter of said Section 36, 07587 Gary Melechinsky, Hoyt Clinic AGENCY Friends of Hospice 939.55 feet to the South Rebecca Adams 117 West 3rd • Hoyt, KS 785-364-4536 1110 Columbine Drive, Holton, KS line of said Section; thence Melechinsky, Kansas After hours crisis numbers: (785) 986-6630 Let our expert nurses and therapy East 90°00’00” 1325.30 feet Department of Revenue, 785-742-3666 Supportive Care for Hospice patients, to the point of beginning; Division of Taxation M-F 7 a.m. - 4 p.m. - CLOSED WED. professionals assist you. their caregivers and families. (Commonly known Lots 39, 41 and 43 on Nora Toll Free 1-866-986-6630 785-364-4536 Call to be seen on the same day. Phone: (785) 785-364-9617 as 15112 142nd Road, Avenue, First Addition to 364-9617 129 W. 4th St., Holton Mayetta, Kansas, 66509) the Plat of David, Delia, Wetmore Clinic Jackson County, Kansas. 323 2nd St. • Wetmore, KS Tract 25: Tax Code No. (Commonly known as 06065 Larry E. Brill 403 Nora Avenue, Delia, (785) 866-4775 Dentistry The West Half of the Kansas, 66418) Mon./Thurs. 7 a.m. - 4 p.m. • Fri. 7 a.m. - noon East Half of the West Half of the Southeast Quarter You are hereby notified that Holton Community of Section 21, Township a Petition has been filed in Hospital Holton Dental Alex C. Gilliland D.D.S. 8 South, Range 16 East the District Court of Jackson 1100 Columbine Drive • Holton, KS Samantha C. Rieschick D.D.S. U-Smile! of the 6th P.M., Jackson County, Kansas praying County, Kansas. (785) 364-2116 Mark L. Underwood, for foreclosure of certain 1100 COLUMBINE DRIVE D.D.S. (Commonly known as tax judgments and you are Toll Free 1-877-315-7291 Benjamin P. Rutherford, DDS 17314 158th Road, Hoyt, hereby required to plead to www.holtonhospital.com Carrie B. Peterson, DDS HOLTON, KS 66436 Orthodontics and Kansas, 66440) said Petition on or before the Michael Myers, DDS Phone: 785-364-3048 Dentofacial Orthopedics 11th day of August, 2020 at Fax: 785-364-3037 1100 Columbine, Tract 26: Tax Code No. Providing Comprehensive Dental 8:30 a.m. in said Court in Care for Adults and Children Holton 06401 Mark Heideman Holton, Kansas. Should you www.holtondental.org Beginning at the fail therein, judgment and NETAWAKA 208 W. 4th St. • Holton Call: (785) 273-2499 Southeast Corner of the decree will be entered in due 785-364-4636 New Patients Welcome! www.topekaortho.com Northeast Quarter of the course upon said Petition. Michael Keehn, MD Southeast Quarter of Board Certified Family Physician Section 26, Township 9 Board of County South, Range 16 East of the Commissioners of Melissa Tangeman, APRN Veterinary 6th P.M., Jackson County, Jackson County, Kansas American Academy of WOW! Kansas, thence South By: Alexandria S. Belveal Nurse Practitioners A business directory ad this 89°51’40” West a distance #23966 size costs just $4.10 per week Banner Creek Animal Hospital Call (785) 933-2000 Full Service Small & Large Animal Practice of 580.80 feet, said point 111 W. 4th, Box 366 in The Holton Recorder! being on the South line Holton, Kansas 66436 Monday - Friday: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Fully Equipped Lab & Diagnostic Capabilities of the Northeast Quarter 785-364-0158 22290 Hwy. 75, Holton • 364-4560 Drs. Don & Amy Sunday, D.V.M. of the Southeast Quarter, Attorney for Plaintiff Mon. - Fri. 8 a.m.-5:30 p.m. • Sat. 8 a.m.-2 p.m. Complete care for both small & large animals Section 26; thence North Dan Degenhardt, DVM Hours: 8 a.m.-5 p.m. M-F • 8 a.m. - noon Sat. 2107 Frontage Rd., Holton • 364.4495 00°05’23” West a distance WL42t3 Put Your Trust In These Professionals! Taylor McCluskey, DVM • Hailey DeLong, DVM of 375.00 feet; thence North HOLTON RECORDER, MAY 25-27, 2020, PAGE 12 Jackson County
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HOLTON RECORDER, MAY 25-27, 2020, PAGE 14 Meals still available in some districts By Brian Sanders June 30, according to Holton’s For the past two months, Davies. students at Jackson County “If we’re allowed to continue schools have been getting in the present model and our meals to eat at home since number of meals served stays their schools were closed to at sustainable numbers, Holton prevent the possible spread of plans to continue through July COVID-19 (coronavirus). to help families through this Students in the Holton district economic crisis,” he added. may continue to get their meals Concerning summer school, through July, said superintendent teachers, paraprofessionals, Bob Davies, who also reported administrators and two school that the district would also board members are participating participate in a free distribution in a task force in the Holton tomorrow (Thursday) of fruits, district to determine the best vegetables and dairy products options for summer school, to Holton community residents Davies noted. And while safety through the U.S. Department for student and staff remains top of Agriculture’s Families First priori ty, he said there are still Coronavirus Response Act. some students in the district Davies added that who “need help to keep up with administrators, school board their classmates.” members and teachers in his District parents also were district have established a task asked to participate in an end- force to review the possibility of-the-year survey, he added, of “in-person, cost-free summer with one of the questions in the school” for this year. survey asking parents whether Meanwhile, the Royal Valley they would be interested dis trict is looking into whether in summer school for their New American flags were placed at the Larkinburg Cemetery this weekend as part of Memorial Day activities, which to continue its meal program children. included a Memorial Day service performed by the Holton American Legion Post 44. Photo courtesy of Donna Gilliland past this week, superintendent At Royal Valley, the school Aaric Davis said. meal program for the current “We had low numbers last year was extended to last n n week, so if they are low again through Thursday, Davis said. Tax Sale... Spanish Flu... this week, we may discontinue,” “If we feel the numbers are Continued from Page 1 Continued from Page 1 Davis said yesterday. sus tainable, we plan to continue At that time, property taxes had To fight the influenza, it was there were “still a good many quarantine, it was noted. Davis added that while his into the month of June,” said not been paid on 43 parcels in reported that it was important that sick” with the disease and more It was reported that 35 district does not typically hold Davis, who added that the the county for three or more the body be “kept strong and able than 120 cases had been reported households in the town reportedly summer classes, the Holton district’s “grab and go” lunch years, it was reported. to fight off disease germs,” which in the county with one death had at least one family member Special Education Cooperative program is being held at schools The last county tax sale was could be accomplished by having reported. with the flu. A card with the words has offered extended school- in Hoyt due to ongoing con held in July of 2017 and included “a proper proportion of work, play A state-wide quarantine was put “Influenza, Keep Out” was posted year options for some students struction at Mayetta Middle eight tracts that sold for a total of and rest, by keeping the body well in place in Oct. 9 by Gov. Arthur on the homes. In some cases, a in the district with learning dis School. $9,517.46. Originally, 24 tracts clothed and by eating sufficient Capper that closed all schools, whole family was ill at the same of land were considered for that wholesome and properly selected theaters and public gatherings time. abilities as defined under the Jackson Heights food.” Fresh air was also highly that was lifted on Sunday, Nov. Holton nurse Mary Bair Individuals with Disabilities superintendent Adrianne Walsh sale. encouraged. 10. Local schools were set to volunteered her services at Fort Act (IDEA) in previous years. said her school district is not Another county tax sale was In the Oct. 10, 1918, edition resume on Monday, Nov. 11. Riley on Oct. 8 when she learned At the present time, the offering either a summer school held in October of 2014 and of The Recorder, Holton Mayor The number of positive flu cases there was an urgent need for Holton district meal plan is program or a summer meal included 12 properties in the F.H. Woodworth published an in Jackson County increased after trained nurses in the training slated to continue through program this year. county. order that closed all Holton Thanksgiving, however, which camps due to the epidemic. schools, Sunday schools and prompted local schools to close Bair was on duty for three days churches and prohibited all again until January. In total, local when she contracted the flu and “public gatherings, shows, lodges schools were closed for seven died of pneumonia, according to County fair still planned for July and entertainments” until further weeks, it was reported. her obituary in The Recorder. notice. In one week in November, 100 During her funeral, the stores By Brian Sanders are a significant part of our The fair’s rodeo, currently In the same edition, it was cases of the flu were reported in Holton were closed to show There will be a Jackson annual fair, and we appreciate scheduled for Friday and reported that the board of education in three days, according to The respect for Bair’s sacrifice for County Fair this year, but them immensely,” she said. Saturday, July 10 and 11, may agreed to close the schools after Dr. Recorder. her country. Holton’s Mary Bair “just not in the traditional “Many of our neighboring also need to be canceled or M.S McGrew, the county health In the Dec. 5 edition of The American Legion Post 44 is way,” according to Deb Dill counties do not have open rescheduled, Dillner said. officer, reported more than 30 cases Recorder, it was reported that named in her honor. ner, secretary of the Jackson classes at their annual fairs. The fair board and of the flu in the area. the disease had become more The total number of deaths and County Fair Association. Our board has continued to Meadowlark Extension Residents who had the Spanish widespread than in the fall and positive cases in Jackson County That means that while 4-H include open class, as it adds District officials will con flu were asked to quarantine another strict quarantine was attributed to the Spanish flu is kids from all over the county several layers of opportunity tinue to work together with themselves for five days. ordered locally until Jan. 1. All unknown. It is estimated at that will be showing their animals for every resident of Jackson the Jackson County Health In the Oct. 24, 1918 edition public funerals were also prohibited more than 20 million people or and other projects, open class County to exhibit at the fair.” Department and the Jackson of The Recorder, it was reported during the duration of the second more died from this flu worldwide. exhibitors will have to wait That opportunity regularly County Commission to follow until next year to participate, extends to 4-H alumni who health and safety guidelines Dillner said. still participate as open class set at the state and county And whether other aspects exhibitors, Dillner said, levels to ensure that this year’s of the fair — namely the fair adding that the fair board has fair happens, Dillner noted. rodeo and the carnival — “every intention of returning “We want to do all we can will go on this year will be to having open class exhibits for the kids,” she said. “The determined prior to the date at the fair as soon as possible.” Extension office and the of this year’s fair, which is Also, 4-H families who fair board are very focused scheduled for July 20-23 at bring their campers to the on making the fair happen. the Northeast Kansas Heritage Heritage Complex during the Our decisions are based on Complex, she added. week of the fair will not be the safety and welfare of all “As the community moves allowed to do so this year, al involved. There will be more through this challenging time, though the fair board intends information and details shared so many things are up in the to allow those families to do as soon as we possibly can air - undecidable until we are so at future fairs, Dillner said. make those decisions.” closer to the date of a specific Other aspects of the Jackson Cara Robinson, Jackson event,” Dillner said after the County Fair will be decided County 4-H program manager fair board met last Thursday, closer to the date of the fair, for the Meadowlark Extension May 21. “We are working on including whether this year’s District, said last week that contingency plans to enable event will include a carnival, some fair events scheduled us to quickly adapt to what we which Dillner said is “part of before the main week of the can or cannot do when we get the fair.” Also, the fair’s spring fair may be postponed or to those dates.” livestock show, originally set canceled, following Kansas With the possible spread for this past Saturday, may be State University Research and of COVID-19 (coronavirus) rescheduled for a later date, Extension’s order that all face- remaining a concern across she said. to-face extension programs, the state, at least one Kansas Some other fair-related meetings and events are county — Sedgwick — has events remain on schedule, suspended through Saturday, canceled its fair for 2020, although Dillner said they July 4, in order to prevent the while other county fairs will may also need to be resched possible spread of COVID-19. likely go on this year, but uled. That includes the Ranch Other counties that are part with changes to their regular Rodeo, which has been of the Meadowlark Extension schedules. scheduled for Saturday, June District — Jefferson and Dillner said some changes 13. Nemaha — are still planning have been decided for this “The Ranch Rodeo to hold fairs, also, although year’s Jackson County committee always sets a rain that decision is in the hands Fair, the 95th-annual event, date in advance — just not a of the individual counties’ fair including the cancellation of COVID-19 date,” she said. boards, said Ross Mosteller, open class exhibits. “That committee will meet to Meadowlark district agent for “Our open class exhibitors reschedule that event.” 4-H youth development.
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