7A JEWELL COUNTY RECORD
Thursday, March 10, 2016
Phone 402-879-3291 or
785-378-3191 or come to
148 E. Third in Superior or
111 E. Main in Mankato to
place your ad.
TUESDAY, APRIL 5, Consignment
Auction, north edge of Mankato, Kan.
Selling farm machinery, vehicles,
boats, riding mowem, ATVs, tools,
shop equipment, etc. To consign items
call: Matt Becker (785)648-0226, Nell
B~ouray (402)879-5566. Advertising
deadline for consignments is Monday
Mamh 7. Becker and Bouray Auction
Service in charge of sale. 14-7-7c
THURSDAY, APRIL 7, Annual Frieling
Consignment Auction, Highway 36
west of Smith Center, Kan. Consign
by March 15, to be advertised. Call
Roy at 402-746-3823. 14-4-9c
SATURDAY, APRIL 16, 9:30 a.m.,
Red Cloud, Neb. Selling 2,500 plus
salt and pepper sets at auction. Pic-
ture of most are on website:
montgomeryauction.com Williams
Family. Montgomery Auction and Re-
alty in charge of sale. 14-8-8c
SATURDAY, MAY 28, 4 p.m., Edgar
Neb. Selling remaining items from
Edgar school including: wood doom,
chalk boards, two metal steeples, old
lights, coat hooks, trim wood and
other items. Will only last one hour.
Montgomery Auction and Realty in
charge of sale. 14-10-12c
SUNDAY, JUNE 12, noon at 741 N.
BUTCHER HOGS for sale. Berkshire
dirt raised. Delivery, Fairfield Butcher
Shop. For more information, contact
Charlie, 402-984-0303. 16-8-4c
For Sale: Winchester gun and office
safes 402-236-8619. 16-2-tfc
MILEAGE BOOKS for sale from Su-
perior Publishing Co. Help keep track
of travel expenses for the I.R.S.
16-38-tfp
18-Household Goods
DINING ROOM chaim for sale. Some
have arms, some with cushions. 402-
200-0139. 18-10-1 p
FOR SALE: Three pieces, like new,
People Lounger wallaway sectional
with end recliners, fabric, slight pat-
tern tan, ecru, green. Best offer, 785-
378-3275• 18-10-1c
21-Feed and Seed
CERTIFIED SEED oats, $6 per
bushel. Nupride 8261, glyphosate
tolerant soybean seed. Joel Masch-
mann, 402-200-0004.21-8-15c
24-Real Estate
HOUSE FOR Sale: 202 Summit Ave,
Webber, Kan., near Lovewell Lake.
Completely remodeled. New plumb-
ing, electric, heating, air, vinyl siding
and windows. Corner lot with de-
tached garage. 785-753-4098.
24-9-tfc
EXTRA LARGE two-car garage for
sale. Very good condition. New tin
roof, 1405 N. Commercial. 402-879-
4287 or 402-279-2045. 24-9-4p
36 Thank you
Seward, Red Cloud, Neb. Selling THANK YOU to our family for plan-
vehicles: 2005 Buick 53,000 miles; ning my 80th birthday events and for
2007Chevroletpickup,45,000miles; the many cards I received. It was a
tractor, tools, many fine pieces of great birthday. Pat Frahm 36-10-1p
furniture (some old), collectibles,
household and much more for the
Charles Reiher Estate. Montgomery
Auction and Realty in charge of sale.
14-10-14c
SATURDAY, JUNE 18, 10:30 a.m.,
242 N. Cherry, Red Cloud, Neb. Sell-
THANK YOU for all the cards, phone
calls and "Happy Birthday" greetings
I received for my "20th" leap year
birthday. I enjoyed every one of them.
Bob Henkel 36-10-1c
THE FAMILY of Georgia Keim would
ing real estate, collectibles, toys, fur- like to thank everyone for their cards,
niture, household and much more for memorials and acts of kindness dur-
MargretaWilliams.MontgomeryAuc- ing the time of Georgia's death. A
tion and Realty in charge of sale. special thanks to Rev. Warren
14-10-15cSchoming and Rev. Mike Anderson
for presiding at the service. Your gen-
BRANSON COLLECTOR Car Auc- erosity was very much appreciated.
tion - Celebrating 38 years. April 15- The family of Georgia Keim.
16, 2016. Featuring Corvettes, Mus- 36-10-1 p
tangs, Mopar, Jaguar, MG, Triumph.
Consign your car todayt 800-335- I WOULD like to thank the doctors
3063,www•bransonauction.com. 14 and staff at Bryan Heart in Lincoln
and Brodstone Hospital in Superior
for the excellentI received in
care
both places. Also, thank you to my
Pastor Steve Berry, the chaplin at
operatorcareer.Weoffertrainingand Bryan, my family and friends for the
certifications running bulldozers, cards, visits, food, prayers, gifts and
backhoes and excavators. Lifetime other acts of kindness shown me
Donald St. John
Donald Eugene St. John, 71, Salina,
Kan., formerly of Jewell, Kan., died
March 6, 2016, at Salina Regional
Health Center. Don was born March
13, 1944. He married Jane Marie
Henningsen on Aug. 26, 1967. To this
union was born two daughters, Maria
Ann and Gabrielle Marie.
Don owned a service station,
worked in construction, welding and
packing plants.
Survivors include: wife of 48 years,
Jane; daughter, Maria, and husband
Danny, Salina; three grandchildren,
Dameon and wife, T.C., Christopher,
Courtney and husband, Steven; two
great-grandchildren, Camryn and
Skylee; three brothers and three sis-
ters; numerous nieces, nephews and
cousins.
Don was preceded in death by his
daughter, Gabrielle; parents, and three
brothers.
A funeral will be held in Jewell,
Kan., at Kleppinger Funeral Home,
409 Broadway, on March 9, 2016, at
10 a.m. with burial in Wallace Cem-
etery.
A coffee gathering will be held at
the Club House of South Winds in
Salina, Kan., March 9, at 6 p.m. for all
who wish to come. p.
Ronnie Russell
Ronald Samuel Russell, 73, died
March 3 at Hilltop Lodge, Beloit, where
he had resided since May 2000. He
was born to Henry S. and Gertrude
Hancock Russell Oct. 20, 1942, in his
grandparents' home at Randall.
Ronnie, as he was known, and his
family lived in Randall until he was
five years old and then moved to
Mankato when his father accepted a
job with the Missouri Pacific Railroad.
Ronnie attended school in Mankato
and at the age of 15 illness hit him.
Much time was in the KU Medical
Center running tests. It was found he
had a crippling muscle disorder, with
no known cure.
This didn't stop Ronnie from en-
joying life. He used his bicycle for
transportation to make trips around
Mankato visiting with friends. It was
an effort for him, but he never com-
plained and always had a smile for
those he met. Much time was passed at
the barbershop visiting with the guys.
kfter his mother died, Ronnie and his
brother, Roger, took up house keeping
until he was admitted to Hilltop.
Times were special for Ronnie, as
he especially liked visiting with his
grandparents and family in Randall.
His love was riding his bicycle, watch-
ing ball games (especially KU basket-
ball), listening to music, and in the
summer being in the wheat field watch-
ing the combines run. Ronnie liked his
candy and his favorite was peanut but-
ter cups, although he wouldn't turn
down cupcakes. His favorite drink was
Dr. Pepper.
Ronnie was preceded in death by
his parents and brother.
He is survived by his aunt, Opal
Brandon, Resident Care Center, Beloit;
cousin, Thelma Shelton, Jewell; and
other relatives and friends.
Funeral was held Monday at Hill-
top Lodge, Beloit. Cremation was cho-
sen. A private family memorial will
take place at a later date. Schoen Fu-
neral Home and Monuments, Beloit, is
handling arrangements.
Jewell By Roberta Holdren
After the Jewell Library Board
meeting last Monday, Non Willis and
his wife Karen stopped by the library
for a cookie and coffee reception. Cindy
Traump, current chairwoman, and
Twila Means, past chairwoman, were
present to give Ron and Karen best
wishes in their upcoming move to
Halstead. Karen has done art work for
the library in the past. Mr. and Mrs.
Willis will be missed in Jewell.
Word was received this week of
the deathofMichael"Tony" McMullen
of Eskridge. Tony and his parents were
once Jewell residents. He attended
Jewell Rural High School.
The afternoon coffee group at the
Scoop helped Pat Willmeth celebrate
her birthday Friday.
Non and Pat Zentz are painting the
outside of the former Judy's Beauty
Shop which they recently purchased.
Arleta Carlton was taken by ambu-
lance to the Mitchell County Hospital
Josie Wilson was chosen as "Stu-
dent of the Month" at Beloit High
School.
Members of Trinity United Meth-
odist Church hosted the Methodists'
county wide Lenten Service Sunday
evening. The event began with a light
supper and group singing. Rod Rose
brought the message on forgiveness.
More than 30 people were in atten-
dance.
Last Monday found Rachel Crouse
bowling in Concordia with friends.
After bowling she had supper in
Formoso with Frosty and Kerma
Crouse.
More than 40 people attended the
"Every Day is a Gift" book release
party held at the Jewell Public Library
Thursday.
Kerma Crouse taught in North Platte
Saturday then went to Chadron to
visit Dr. Margaret Crouse. Margaret is
Frosty Crouse's sister.
There is now a Jeweli Community
Vacation Bible School facebook page!
Get on board with "Ocean Commotion
- Diving into Noah' s Flood". This event
will be happening in July.
Bob and Sandy Westgate were in
Wichita for a few days visiting friends.
Butch and Mary Frances Holdren,
Clay Center, Kan., called on Roberta
Holdren.
The Bloodmobile was in town last
Wednesday. They lacked two pints of
meeting the quota.
Saturday the temperature was in the
80's (can you believe that in Kansas in
February). Sunday the wind was so
strong it nearly blew you over. Mon-
day a cold front came through,
Ed and Pat Wright, Concordia, were
visitors in Jewell last week. Ed was
from Ionia and Pat was from Montrose,
graduating with the Montrose Class of
1957.
Jewell County was named in honor
of Col. Lewis R. Jewell, a gallant of-
ricer of the Civil War. Colonel Jewell
of Massachusetts lineage, after spend-
ing his early life in Ohio, came to
Kansas and established himself near
Fort Scott as a farmer and stock raiser.
last Tuesday. At the out break of the Civil War he
The Beloit girls basketball team joined a company of the Sixth Kansas
placed second in the sub-state basket- Calvary and was elected captain. He
ball tourament. Josie Wilson of Jewell was subsequently commissioned alieu-
is a member of the Beloit ball team. tenant colonel. He served with extreme
Sunday the NCK CASA organiza-bravery and volunteered for service in
tion held a dinner at the Community an attack at the battle of Cane Hill,
Center. Ark., in November of 1863. At this
The Trinity Methodist church has time he was fatally wounded. Colonel
updated their sound system. It was Jewell never saw the county which
enjoyed by the Sunday servicebears his name, nor have any of his
attendies, relatives ever been connected with the
county.
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Tips for avoiding your personal ,ntormat,on, including
your credit card numbers. The callers
common scams ignore the Do-Not-Call registry and
The first full week of March we even the requests from consumers to
observe National Consumer Protec- be removed from their lists. Often, the
tion Week. While our office focuses recorded message says to press 1 to
year round on protecting consumers speak to a representative or press 2 to
from seams and rip offs, this week in beremoved. Werecommendyoupress
particular we remind Kansans to be no buttons and just hang up. Pressing a
diligent in keeping themselves safe. button will confirm to the robo-dialer ,
It is also one of our customs this that they've found a working number
week to report to you some of the most and someone who will answer their
common scams our office received phone. They then sell this information
complaints about over the past year. to other scammers, meaning you'll get
These seams have been around for even more calls.
years and yet we hear complaints about IT Support. In this seam, the caller
eachofthesenearlyeveryday. So, stay claims to be from a well-known com-
on thelookout for these ways the crooks puter company telling you they' ve de-
are trying to get a hold ofyour money: tected a virus on your computer and
IRS/Government lmposter. In these offers to help you remove it by con-
seams, the fraudster calls impersonat- necting remotely to your computer.
ing a government employee. The most The irony here is that the seam artist is
common one is a scammer imperson- actually trying to install a virus on your
ating the INS saying you owe back computer to give them access to all
taxes and needing you to pay immedi- your files and your personal informa-
ately via your credit card or by pur- tion that is in them. The scammer may
chasing a pre-paid card and calling also be trying to hack into your ma-
them backwiththecardnumber. Other chine to send out spare emails from
variations include scammers calling your account. If your computer really
saying you've missed jury duty and does have a problem, take it to a repu-
need to pay a time. We've even had table, localcomputerrepairshop.Never
scanuners call impersonating the at- give a stranger access to your com-
torney general' s office saying they were puter over the phone.
going to come arrest you if you don't Utility Bill Collectors. Similar to
pay a fine immediately. Even the INS the government imposter seam de-
does not use such threatening tactics to scribed above, in this one, the scammer
try to get you to pay up. Most often, is impersonating a utility company.
when you owe money to a government Almost all of the major utilities in the
agency, they are going to send you state have been impersonated. The.
notices by mail. If you do get some- caller will threaten to shut off your
thing in the mail, it's a good idea to electricity, water or other utilities un-
lock up that agency's number in the less you pay them immediately. Usu-
blue pages of a phone book or on their ally they want you to wire money or
official website and call to make sure give them a prepaid card number. This
it's a legitimate letter, makes it very difficult or nearly impos-
You'reaWinner.Thisageoldscam sible to get the money back once it is
still hasn't gone away. Whether it's a sent. The scammers often target small
foreign lottery or a government grant, businesses, where they know a busi-
scammers are still luring people to ness owner would rather pay than risk
send money with the promise of a having their utilities turned off and
future"prize," if only they will send in have to close the business. Again, your
the money to pay for the taxes or pro- best solution is to hang up. If you have
cessing fees now. We always remind questions about the status of your util-
consumers that the Kansas Lottery is ity bill payments, call the utility di-
the only legitimate, legally operating rectly at the phone number printed on
'our bill.
lottery in Kansas, and you should never
have to pay money upfront to claim a
prize.
Card Services. One of our most
common complaints is about these robo
calls claiming to be from "Card Ser-
vices" wanting to help you lower your
rates. This is a seam looking to collect
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