!onia
,; Pastor Gerry Sharp brought the Sun-
)day morning message at Ionia United
'Methodist Church. The message was
titled "That's Expensive." Scripture
read was John 12:1-8. Brad and Linda
iKohn were greeters and Brad ushered.
Haylee and William Cockroft lit the
altar candles. Ann Colson was the pia-
xrist. COmmunion was served and Neva
Shoemaker furnished the communion
elements.
A pancake, sausage and waffle din-
ner will be served Sunday from 11:30
a.m, to 1 p.m. at the Ionia United Meth-
odist Church annex. A free will dona-
tion will benefit the church. All are
invited to attend.
Buford Tucker's funeral was held
at Ionia United Methodist Church last
Wednesday. Rod Rose conducted the
service. .The women of the church and
community provided the funeral din-
ner:
Sunday, Leon and Karen Boden
helped serve at the C.A.S.A. fund raiser
dinner held at the Jewell Community
Center. The dinner was a potato bar.
Friday, Frank Diemart visited
i Harold Shoemaker at the LTC, Mitchell
County Hospital, Beloit.
' Dick and Gloria Schlaefli recently
took at trip to Arizona and Texas. They
i visited Loren and Deb Coad at their
; new home in Show Low, Ariz., and
i sptayed two days at Green Valley, Ariz.,
. visiting Garold and Barbara Ohmstede,
~ whQ are snowbirds at an RV park there.
~ On the way home, they stopped for two
:~ days in Fredericksburg, Texas, and
~ tOured the LBJ Ranch and summer
! White H~use.
~, Feb. 26, Leon and Karen Boden
i~ went tO Wichita and attended the
K.E.M,A. choir concert that their
granddaughter, Elyse Boden, partici-
pated in. The 200 choir members had
~:tO try out to participate and this is the
:~second year Elyse was chosen.
!! Northbranch
! By Erma Dillon
i], The big news last week for John
and Erma Dillon is the arrival of their
L fourth great-grandchild. Max Taylor
~, arrived last Monday to join his happy
yfamily; Michael and Erin Williams and
~big brother, Benjamin. Greg and
Dianne Fenster are his maternal grand-
parents. "
Last Saturday evening, Lily Walker
and CadeL'Ecuyer shared a birthday
igarty at the former Union Chapel
Church. Lily, the daughter of Brett and
Beth Walker, celebrated her fourth
birthday, and Cade, the son of Victoria
and ScottL'Ecuyer, celebrated his third
birthday. They shared a "Cars" and
"Aristocats" themed party. Along with
~ their parents and siblings wereMakayla
L'Eeuyer, Claire and Wyatt Walker,
Sam and Alyce Gillett of Esbon, Terry
arid Marlene Walker and Mark Walker
of Minneapolis, John, Marcia, Ross
and Luke Hutson of Downs, Jim, Kim,
Dereck and Jerrod Gillett of Esbon,
Bev Hughes of Berryton, Carrie, An-
drew and Jacob Bonebrake of Topeka,
David, Autumn, Logan, Addyson and
Easton Gillett of Bennington, Lee and
Denelle Mick of Cawker City, Emmett
Doane of Downs, Blake, Ana and
Selene Davis of Esbon all came to the
party. Supper and cakes were served.
Jean Davis is one of those busy
grandmothers who attends many ball
games to watch her grandson, Grant,
play onthe Rock Hills team.
Carrie Bonebrake, Andrew and
Jacob and Bev Hughes came from
Topeka last Friday. Bev came to stay
the weekend with her daughter, Kim,
and Jim Gillett, Dereck and Jerrod and
watch Grandson, Dereck, play ball.
The Bonebrakes came to the home of
Sam and Alyce Gillett. Carrie and boys
plus Lily Walker were to the ball game
w(th'Sam and Alyce. Scott, Victoria,
Makayla and Cade L' Ecuyer came later
in the evening. Saturday David, Au-
tunm, L6gan, Addyson and Easton
LaVae Glover had an almost two
week visit from his son, Eugene, who
returned to his home Saturday. Other
visitors who stopped by were Mycael
Rose, Steve Dillon and Gwen Lewis.
Jean Davis was a Friday visitor of
Jeri Shute in Red Cloud.
Kathleen Jeffery went to Concordia
on Friday to meet Amber Gleason of
Salina, and bring her grandchildren,
Parker and Ava, home with her for the
weekend. Amber came Sunday to stay
the day and take them home.
Following church Sunday morning
Mycael and Robin Rose, Joyce
McNichols, Steve Dillon, John and
Erma Dillon ate dinner together at a
restaurant in Red Cloud.
John Parsons is still dealing with
the VA to see what can be done about
his neck and back issues. VA has really
dropped the ball on taking care of him.
Kermit and Loyce Jeffery visited
Lonnie Buckley at the LTC home Sun-
day afternoon and attended the church
service with her and Earl.
Marilyn Jeffery visited Sunday with
her daughter, Connie and Clay Shulda,
at Cuba.
The Dillon household hit a little
bump in the road when early Monday
morning Erma experienced what the
doctors now call a stress related heart
attack. After a couple of days at the
hospital in Hastings, she returned home,
willing to try to slow down a bit. Mycael
and Robin Rose have seen to our every
need, providing transportation for us
and showing their love and care.
Remember to "spring forward" Sat-
urday night before you go to bed. Day-
light Saving Time begins Sunday.
Randall
By Fawna Barrett
A sprinkle of rain early Monday
morning to freshen the air.
Members of the Randall City Coun-
cil and the community center building
committee met Sunday afternoon in
the new building to discuss plans for
completing the interior. Electrical work
is underway. The building will be open
as a "work in progress" the Saturday
before Easter, March 26, from 2:30 to
4 p.m. for those who would like to see
inside the structure. A container will
be there for donations toward comple-
tion of the project.
Jocelyn and Raelyn Bolte visited
their great-grandmother, Ila McElroy,
Friday evening.
Vickie Fenner stayed the weekend
with her parents, Cliff and Nevada
Vetter. Elaine Peters visited them Sun-
day afternoon. That evening, Nancy
Buser joined them and they visited
Earl and Crystal Dunstan and family at
their home in Scandia. They have
moved there recently.
Judy Zimmer and Opal McElroy
stayed Saturday and Sunday with Angie
Dreher and family, Topeka. They had
some special meals and celebrated
Ashley's belated birthday.
Marilyn and Tom Niemeyer, sister
of Mary Ann Kibbe, visited them for
several days last week.
Saturday Elaine Peters and her niece
from Minneapolis attended a women' s
lenten retreat at St. Mary's in Salina.
The theme was "Voice of Truth." Sun-
day, Elaine helped the CYO with a
pancake feed.
Lola Abram's daughter-in-law,
Stacy Delzeit, traveled to Beijing,
China, last week on a business assign-
ment. She returns Thursday.
Janet Higer stayed the weekend with
her son, Bret Engel, and family. She
babysat while the parents had a booth
at the Manhattan Farm and Home
Show.
Last Wednesday, Fawna B arrett and
Greg Wilson attended the funeral for a
cousin, Buford Tucker, in Ionia. Satur-
day, Fawna visited Stan and Ann
Colson. Brian Cockroft joined them
for lunch. Afternoon callers were Gary
and Clint Colson and Joe Colson.
Panorc Ra
By Fawna Barrett
Gillett came to Sam and Alyce' s. They A long, golden road rolled over and
came after Addyson and Logan' s little down the hills of west central Jewell
kids basketball games. John, Marcia, County on a sunny day. As the traveler
was enticed to tour the area, the pasture
: Ross and Luke Hutson came in the strewn hills had fed little ponds, filled
afternoon to play with cousins,with sparkling water, in the valleys.
.... Sunday dinner guests of Sam and Cattle and horses snuggled up to the
: Alyce Gillett were the Bonebrakes, the feeding spaces having brunch ignoring
L'Ecuyers, the David Gilletts Jim, Kim any possible distractions.
-and Jerrod Gillett, Bev Hughes, Brett, A sign warned of a curving road
iBeth, Lily, Claire and Wyatt Walker ahead and it did curve going down a
:and Terry and Marlene Walker. steep hill leading to the Jewell County
" Steve Dillon of rural Peck (south of State Lake. And yes, the lake was filled
Wichita) came Thursday to stay a few with water. The road veered to the
days with his parents, John and Erma south withanothersteephillandaround
Dillon. There are always things to do, that hill through another curve before
sav.ed up for 'wait until the kids come hitting the straight away again. There
up'~ He returned to his home Sunday are some beautiful sights in Jewell
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iime are for him to go on to Boston, now may not be the same as at the time
Mankato Mass., from Kansas City, where he you read this. What I do know at this
will have his fourth chemo treatment, time and I hope I have it right, is info
By Coralyn Kaufman His mother, Vickie Smith, Dodge City, that came from Ken Marihugh. He said
Nikki Ost opened the service at plans to go with him on this trip. After Scott looks good. The body problems
Harmony United Methodist Church the treatment scans will be taken. He have been fixed and are healing. His
Sunday. She gave the ~nnouncements then will return to Kansas City for neck was broken in two places and he
including the Gospel Sing at Rock more scans, has been fitted with a collar. The leg
Hills High School Saturday, March Last Wednesday when traveling breaks have been set, aU are lined up as
12, the pancake, waffle and sausage home from Concordia, Glerma Fogo they should be. He is breathing on his
dinner at Ionia and the lenten supper madethedecisiontostopandvisitwith own, but does have a device in him
and worship at Jewell Trinity UMC on
March 13. The congregation was re- Janie and Burdette Callaway at their should he need help with breathing at
minded to turn clocks forward March home in Belleville. any time. He is still in a drug induced
12. Sara Circle will meet Wednesday Thelocalbankpersonnel along with coma and will probably remain so for
at 9:30 a.m. The annual community other friends are filling a goodie box, some time. Maybe a week to two
dinner will be Saturday, March 19, which will be sent to the Marihugh months. Plans are to move him to a
from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at Har- family for their use while watching Madonna facility in Lincoln, Neb.,
mony. The worship began with a piano over Scott, who is hospitalized in where when he is out of the coma
prelude played by Joamrl Davis. Meili Salina. therapy can begin.
Ost lit the altar candles. The Chancel I have been told that RFD No. 3 has
Choir anthem, "My Savior," was di- a new fire chief. Randy Fogo had re-
. rected by Pastor Gerry Sharp, accom- signed that position a short time ago Burr OakBy Cl ysSa .
panied by Joann Davis. Pastor Gerry and my information is that Dave
Sharp'ssermonwasbasedonthemorn- Hastings has accepted the job. Tues- The Burr Oak Fire Department had
ingscripture, John 12: l-8. This gospel day night the volunteers met for their its monthly meeting March 2. A supper
tells about the time when Jesus went to monthly meeting. Along with the chief of biscuits and gravy, scrambled eggs,
dinner at the home of Lazarus, Martha position other issues were discussed, relishes, cheese and cake was served.
and Mary. Mary anointed the feet of Their lunch consisted of a variety of Attending were Steve and Tammy
Jesus with expensive perfume. Judas things as it was time to clean out the Cosand, CherylHillman, JohnTucker,
objected, suggesting the poor needed fridge. Mike Harris, Walt Wilson, Cody
help. Pastor Gerry explained the sig- DiannaWilletts is making plans for Volker, Tim Warner, Scott and Jarrett
nificance of these actions and Judas' a3rdSundayBuffetonthe20thofthis Yelken, Dave Belden, Bryan Boyles
response. Whatdoes God want, golden month at the Village Cafe. Those plans and Keith Barry. The f'tremen present
alters or helping children? What is include fried chicken with potatoes started all the trucks to make sure they
more important is theanointing of Jesus and gravy, plus something new, a taco were in good running condition.
in preparation for his death and burial, bar and of course the usual variety of Cliff and Glenny Barnes were in
Whatdowedoto"anoint,"toshowour salads and desserts. Be sure to mark Red Cloud for Cliff's Thursday ap-
love for Jesus? Mary was acting as a thisdateonyourcalendar.AlsoDianna pointmentwithhispulmonologist. Af-
servant. We can serve Christ by serv- has decided to have the cafe open all terwards they were joined by their
ing others. We are called to be ser- day on Wednesday and will have a grandson, Steffen Barnes, for lunch at
vants, even to those we don't like, even special that evening, a Red Cloud restaurant.
when outside our comfort zone. Fol- From Kim' s lenten calendar, "There Friday Cliff and Glenny Barnes
lowing the sharing of joys and con- is sunshine in my soul today. Open went to Hastings to do some shopping
cerns, Pastor Gerry led in the celebra- your heart and let the Son shine in." and also ate lunch. Later they met Jeff
tion of Holy Communion, assisted by "Softly Tenderly Jesus Is Calling." and Diana Ord and accompanied them
Phyllis Christie. On this the 4th Sunday of Lent to Hebron to watch great-grandson,
Arnie Kitchener, Abilene, visited everyonewhoenteredtheEsbonUnited Thomas Ord, participate in a four boy
his cousin, ShanaRuthstrom, Mankato, Methodist Church was given a smile round robin wrestling match. Thomas
last week. Also visiting her that day from Lila Frost, the greeter. Rod Rose, pinned his first opponent, wonhissec-
were Kristin and Allison Underwood, lay pastor, brought the message for the ond match on points, and was pinned
Mankato. Arnie and Shana had a nice day.WandaThummel and Janet Kriley in his third match.
visit about growing up in the Oakhill were the musicians. Lily Walker as- Among those attending a bridal
sisted by her mother Beth, lit the altar shower for Katie Jacobs, bride elect of
and Longford area. candles, following services they were Jimmy Fox, in the community room of
extinguished by Derreck and Jerrod theFarmwayCreditUnioninMankato
Esbon Gillett. For her special Wanda read a Saturday afternoon were Cheryl
great poem about when something Hillman, JessicaBarnes, BrynleeMan-
By Glenna Fogo needs to be done, everyone could, ev- ning, Sandy Billenwillms, Debbie
Now that we have Leap Day over eryone should, but nobody did. Rod Underwood, Penny Turner, Glenny
with we should be able to roll along in spoke to the children by first showing Barnes, Renita, Mattie and Bella
good shape, because now this world is them abasket ofpaintedrocks and said Volker.
in sine with time, we' 11 have no need to that everyone of them is special just as Cheryl Hillman, Jessica Bames and
worry about any of that for the next each of us are special, even the prodi- Brynlee Manning were in Hastings
gal son. Rod read scriptures fromLuke Sunday for some shopping, hair ap-
four years.
Ed Lewis, McPherson, came to his 15 and used "Lost and Found" as the pointments and lunch.
home in Esbon last Monday then went title of his sermon. Everyone and ev- Andrew and Claire Babson joined
on to Red Cloud to visit his dad, Ken- erythingisspecialtoGod. Eachofus Richard Cox for children's church
neth Lewis. Kenneth has been in the no doubt have someone in our family SundaymomingattheBurrOakChris-
hospital there for several weeks, that has gone astray. Remember the tian Church. Richard spoke to them
Last Wednesday Eula Silsby went parable of the lost sheep, but this man, about how joyful we feel when we find
to Burr Oak to visit Alice and Dave God receives all sinners. Everyone is something that we thought was lost
Belden. The Beldens had just recently important to him. The prodigal son and how joyful God feels when those
returned from Omaha, whereDavehad came home. The father, although a who are lost come to Him. Richard
had a liver transplant. He seems now to man in biblical times was not supposed gave each child a worksheet and a
be doing fine. to run, but he did just that, as his son sucker when they were finished. For
Last Wednesday the Culligan man returned home. The father said "He the adults, Richard's message was en-
was leaving water softner salt at the was lost, but now is found." God will titled, "What's God Really Like?" His
John Frost home. Sounds like because wait patiently for us to come back to selected scripture reading was Luke
ofasilly accident he cot his hand quite him.LaneUnderwoodassistedinserv- 15:11-24. This scripture tells the par-
badly and Lila had to take him to the ing communion. A time of joys and able of the prodigal son. Part of the
Jewell County Clinic where stitches concerns was spent with Ken Marihugh reason that Jesus came to earth was to
were required. His wife later came and telling of the condition of his cousin, tell and show us what God is really
got him. The next morning someone Scott Marihugh. Everyone must keep like. Like the prodigal son who col-
from the company came to pick up the their prayers focused on Scott. Fellow- lectedhis inheritance and walked away
truck, ship followed church, from his father, we can walk away
Don Fogo returned home Saturday "Great Is Thy Faithfulness." from God but we can not sever His
from a trip to Arizona with Red Cloud Joel Thummel, Salina, stayed the relationship with us. God will never
golfing friends, weekend with his parents, Wanda and force us to stay in fellowship with Him
Last Wednesday night Eula Silsby, Ted. James Thummel returned to his because He wants us to freely love and
DeeReed, AliceBeldenandPatAnder- home and family in McLouth, where serve Him. We worship a God who
son were in Red Cloud to have an he no doubt had several jobs to take longs for our return to Him just as the
evening of bowling, care of for the family there, prodigal son's father longed for his
March has arrived and as far as I Gale Burgess and Colleen Baker return. As the son admited his wrong,
could tell the month came in like a went to Milford last Sunday. Monday we need to admit ours to our Heavenly
lamb, a little wind, but then this is theywentontoOmahawhereGalehad Father, knowing that He will forgive
Kansas. his maintenance chemo treatment.
Tyler Broeckehnan was for several I am sure all of you readers are
days in the KU Med Center where a hoping to read an update on Scott
9roblem was fixed. The plans at this Marihugh's condition. What I know
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This week's report from
Friday, March 4
13 BIk Heifers 403 215.00 31 BIk Heifers 746 142.75
16 BIk Heifers 534 185.00 31 BIk Heifers 882 135.00
13 Mix Heifers 507 185.00 14 BIk Heifers 1,027 127.00
48 Mix Heifers 471 180.00 12 BIk Steers562 206.00
105 Mix Heifers 592 168.00 13 Mix Steers567 196.00
15 Mix Heifers 591 167.00 17 Mix Steers624 188.00
14 Mix Heifers 575 165.00 17 Mix Steers626 188.00
32 Mix Heifers 635 162.50 42 Mix Steers648 186.25
28 BIk Heifers 610 161.50 50 Mix Steers779 160.25
12 Mix Heifers 628 151.50 17 Red Steers756 159.50
14 Mix Heifers 709 147.00 18 BIk Steers825 156.75
31 Mix Heifers 738 145.50 50 Mix Steers856 154.00
61 Mix Heifers 818 144.50 16 BIk Steers751 153.00
17 Mix Heifers 814 144.50 45 Mix Steers767 153.00
59 Mix Heifers 771 144.00 13 Mix Steers871 148.00
26 BIk Heifers 756 144.00 23 BIk Steers868 146.50
21 BIk Heifers 756 144.00 19 BIk Steers927 144.00
15 BIk Heifers 676 143.00 14 Mix Steers927 143.00
37 Mix Heifers 752 142.75 57 Mix Steers898 143.00
Consigned for March 11
15 BIk Heifers, 700, OCV pelvic measured; 25 BIk Heifers, 800, OCV; 10 Hol Steers, 500;
140 Mix Heifers, 500-550, ~aned shots; 25 Red Angus Heifers, OCV pelvic measured, 750;
20 BIk and BIk WF Heifers, pelvic measured OCV, 750;
Jon Russell, 785-374-4577, Cell 785-819-6115
Nell Bouray, 402-879-5566
Scott Greene, 785-545-8612
Kelly Bouray, 402-879-3051, Cell 402-879-5567
Thursday March 10, 2016 JEWELL COUNTY RECORDSA
us and welcome us. It is hard to admit applications tor Kansas Forest
• , • /
that we have been wrong, but when we Service s Water Quahty Improvemenf
repent, admitting our sins and turning through the Implementation of For-
from them, God, who is a compassion- estry Practices initiative. A five-year
ate God, restores us to a relationship partnershipagreementbetweenNRCS
withHim.Noneofusarereallyworthy and the Kansas Forest Service pro-
of being a child of God, but by His videsfreetechnicalassistance, inaddi-
grace, we are. By His grace we are tion to $8.1 million in financial assis-
forgiven and welcomed with open ..... to landowners who implement
arms. )COnservation practices, such as plant-
Sisters Rosie Campbell and Jane /ing trees to control erosion and im-
~ V
Lewis recently had a ladies' day out. ~pro e water quahty.
They went shopping in Superior, ate ~ With additional financial assistance
out and visited friends. They have en- ~om watershed restoration and pro-
joyed the beautiful weather,tection strategy groups, a landowner
Cliff and Glenny Barnes had lunch would only need to cover 10 percent of
with Steffen Barnes at a Red Cloud the total conservation project cost.
restaurant Sunday. After lunch Cliff "This project provides a great opportu-
and Glenny visited Bonnie and Gary nity where conservation stewardship
Lewis at their Red Cloud home. can add value to the property at a
Keller, Patsy, Thomas and Kooper reasonable cost," said Eric Banks,
Ord, rural Guide Rock, hosted a ninth NRCS Kansas state conservationist.
birthday party for Olivia Ord at their Assistance is available for land-
home• Olivia, dressed in her "Little owners in targeted watersheds. Many
House on the Prairie" dress made for Kansas streams in the eastern third of
herbyherGrandmaDianaOrd, opened Kansas lack adequate tree cover to
hergiftsbeforeblowingoutthecandles stabilize streambanks. According to
on her birthday cake as those attending the Kansas Water Office, federal res-
sang "Happy Birthday" to her. Re- ervoirs in Kansas serve as the source of
freshments of birthday cake, baked municipalandindustrialwaterformore
and decorated by her mother Patsy than two-thirds of the state's popula-
Ord, and ice cream were served. At- tion. Runoff and erosion contribute to
tending were Wendy and Judy Ord, sedimentationofthesereservoirs.Trees
Kyle, Paisley, Jerzie and Remington help stabilize river banks, keep debris
Ord, Katie Mason, Darin, Amandaand off of fields, and ultimately improve
Lilly Barnes, Steffen Barnes, Shelby water quality by reducing sediment
Peters and Kirk Liesemeyer, all of Red entry into streams. This program also
Cloud; Dallas and Jami Woltmath, funds the improvement of the quality
Keamey; Dave and Michelle Durr, and productivity of woodlands and
Alma; Tom and Maxine Golka, Jeff, forests, which are vital to overall wa-
Diana and Kasey Ord, rural Guide tershed health.
This type of partnership agreement
Rock; Danea Buschkoetter, Beloit; is a new feature included in the 2014
Cliff and Glenny Barnes.
Judy Donnely reported the Yoga Farm Bill. Called the Regional Con-
class she teaches willbemeetingatthe servation Partnership Program, it en-
Burr Oak Community Center, how- courages partners tojoininefforts with
ever; the day has been changed from producers to increase the restoration
Monday to Tuesday. The time will and sustainableuseofsoil, water, wiid-
remain at 4 p.m. Judy says the exer- life, and related natural resources on
cises they do are not difficult and they regional or watershed scales. The pro-
can accommodate anyone, gram lets parmers (such as the Kansas
There are several events coming up Forest Service) stretch their resources
in the next few weeks that area resi- and share expertise to help producers
dents might want on their calendars, install and maintain conservation ac-
Time change is this Sunday, March 13. tivities in selected project areas.
March 20 is the Burr Oak Community Applications will be taken until
Club sponsored baked potato, salad funding is exhausted, and the project
and dessert bar supper at the Commu- will be funded on a first come, first
nity Center from 5 to 7 p.m. March 25 served basis as long as the resource
the Good Friday Services will be at concern meets the NRCS and Kansas
Olive Hill Chruch at 7 pm. Sunrise Forest Service conservation criteria.
Service will be at 7:15 a.m. on For more information on eligibility
Underwood Hill south and west of requirements and how to apply, call or
Burr Oak with breakfast following at visit your local NRCS office located in
the Burr Oak Christian Church. USDA Service Centers. Locations and
contact information are available online
NRCS, Forest Service at www.ks.nrcs.usda.gov by clicking
provide assistance to on"FindaServiceCenter" under"Kan-
sas Links."
Kansas landowners
The Natural Resources Conserva- "Curiosity is as much the parent of
attention, as attention is of memory"
tion Service (NI~CS)is now accepting Richard Whately
The Mankato Housing Authority will conduct
a public hearing at Pine Haven on April 11,2016
at our regular board meeting at 6:00 p.m. to
discuss any proposed changes to housing policy
and goals.
These are available for review at the office
located at 525 N Clinton, during regular business
hours. For more information call 785-378-3017.
