Thursday, August 14, 2003
JEWELL COUNTY RECORD
DELINQUENT REAL ESTATE TAX LIST AND NOTICE OF SALE:
Notice is hereby given that the taxes for ~he year' of 2002
on the-following tracts or parcels of land in Jewell County,
Kansas are unpaid and if the tax is not paid before the
first Tuesday of September, being September 2, 2003 each
tract or parcel of land will be sold to the county for the
amount of the dellnguent tax and legal charges as provided
in K.S.A. 79-2302. THIS IS NOT A PUBLIC SALE OF PROPERTIES
LISTED. Amounts does not include fees or interest.
2002 1-H0077 DONALD O ALEXANDER S 1/2 OF SE IN 12-2-8 661.36
2002 1-BB057 M C ANDERSON
BURR OAK ORIGINAL BLK. 2, PT. OF LOTS 1, 2 & 3 6.00
2002 1-0R150 GUY BALL %MIKE FROST
ESBON ORIGINAL BLK. 10, LOTS 15 & 16 • 2.56
2002 1-0R153 GUY & SUSIE BALL (WROS) IMIKE FROST
ESBON ORIGINAL BLK. 10, LOTS 17 & 18 (50X140) 2.56
2002 1-JA159 DANIEL L & SANDRA S BARNES (WROS)
PT. OF SW 25-1-6 , , 98.64
2002 1-FB136 JOHN W & JANE E BELT (WROS)
FORMOSO ORIGINAL TOWN - BLK 16, LOTS 8 THRU 12 INCL. 302.18
2002 1-JB244 JOSEPH F & CONSTANCE J BLACK (WROS)
JEWELL ORIGINAL TOWN - BLOCK 50, LOTS 1 & 2 222.54
2002 1-RB060 JOSEPH F & CONSTANCE J BLACK (WROS)
RANDALL ORIGINAL TOWN - BLOCK 6, LOT 3 & N 1/2 OF LOT 4 95.42
2002 1-RBO63A JOSEPH F & CONSTANCE J BLACK (WROS)
RANDALL ORIGINAL TOWN - BLOCK 6
$1/2 OF LOT 9 & N 112 OF LOT 10 .99
2002 1-RC094 JOSEPH F & CONSTANCE J BLACK (WROS)
BRIGHAM, CRILL & RANDALL'S 1ST ADD - BLOCK 6, LOTS 7 TH 85.82
2002 1-HC155 DEBORAH L BLAKEY
MANKATO ORIGINAL BLK. 11, LOT 11 & 12 200.50
2002 2-CA132A DELTON BLECHA
MIN. RES. N 1/2 OF SW; S 1/2 OF NW 1/2 MIN. INT. (80MA) 3.13
2002 2-I0039 DELTON BLECHA
E.1/2 NE 9-4-9 (MIN. RES. 1/2 INT.) , 1.45
2002 2-I0048 DELTON BLECHA
W.1/2 NW 10-4-9 (MIN. RES. 1/2 INT.) 1.45
2002 2-WA106 DELTON BLECHA
LOTS 9-10-15-16 18-1-9 (MIN. RES. 1/2) 2.98
2002 1-RB050 RONALD E BOETTCHER
RANDALL ORIGINAL TOWN BLOCK 4, LOT 9 20.44
2002 1-JB124A DENNIS L & LISA R BOHNERT (WROS)
JEWELL ORIGINAL TOWN BLOCK 25, LOT ~ AND LOT 4 51.38
2002 1-J0031 JUDY L BOLTE JEWELL CITY TRACTS - N 1/2 TRACT 16
OF 30-4-7 138.89
2002 1-CE031 JOSEPH 3 & CAROL S BOUSKA (WROS)
PT. OF E 1/2.0F NE IN 8-3-8 185.40
2002 I-JB333 ALLAN & TERESA BOWLES (WROS)
JEWELL ORIGINAL TOWN BLOCK 61, LOTS 11
& 12; & W 12' OF LOT 10 218.66
2002 1-MC218 GEORGE WAYNE & MARY ELLEN BRAND (WROS)
MANKATO ORIGINAL BLK. 24, LOT 7 & 8 547.16
2002 1-AT031 IGNATIUS D & MARGE L BRUMMER (WROS)
LOT 14,15 & THAT PT. OF 12,13,16,17 N. OF CREEK 6-5-9 501.01
2002 1-ERO05 IGNATIUS D & MARGE L BRUMMER (WROS) NESE 76.28
2002 1-RC087 ROB G & LIGEYA V BRYANT (WROS)
BRIGHAM, CRILL & RANDALL'S 1ST ADD - BLOCK 5, LOTS 5 & 6 16.36
2002 I-JB23~3 CECIL L BURCHETT I DEAN SMITH
JEWELL ORIGINAL TOWN BLOCK 48, LOTS i, & 2 4.19
2002 1-JB235 CECIL L BURCHETT % DEAN SMITH
JEWELL ORIGINAL TOWN - BLOCK 48, LOT 7 & 8 4.19
2002 1~DK066 BODIE CASSENS
WEBBER DICK'S ADDITION - BLK 2, LOTS 3 & 4 57 24
2002 1-ATO03 DARRELL G & EMMA V CLAYCAMP (WROS)
N.1/2 NW LESS ROAD 1-5-9 154.46
2002 1-ATO06 DARRELL G & EMMA V CLAYCAMP (WROS) NENE 80.94
2002 1-CE013 DARRELL G & EMMA V CLAYCAMP (WROS)
E1/2NE1/4 LESS ROW 3-3-8 168.20
2002 1-CE065 DARRELL G & EMMA V CLAYCAMP (WROS)
SE1/4 LESS ROW 13-3-8 1,025.70
2002 1-CE185 DARRELL G & EMMA V CLAYCAMP (WROS)
NE OF NE IN 24-3-8 91.00
2002 2-S1111B RANDALL W & EDNA CLEVELAND (WROS)
7 ACRES IN N.1/2 20-2-6 (MIN. RES. 1/2 INT.) .37
2002 1-M0041 JOHN LEE COMBS E1/2, SE1/4NW1/4 6- 1,894.54
2002 2-M0174C RUTH COOMBS N1/2 SE MINERAL INTEREST 31-1- 1.46
2002 1-ME546 CHERYL D COSAND
MANKATO BISHOP'S ADD. BLK. 11, LOT 4: S. 172 OF 3; N.1/ 254.16
2002 I-FB116 A L & ESTELLENE DAVIS - (WROS)
FORMOSO ORIGINAL TOWN - BLK 12, LOTS 20 THRU 24 INCL. 103.18
2002 1-FB127 PHYLLIS DUNIGAN
FORM@SO ORIGINAL TOWN - BLK 14, LOTS 16 THRU 19 INCL. 13.84
2002 1-30050 F EUGENE & CONNIE J DUNSTAN (WROS)
JEWELL CITY TRACTS - TRAET-CI ~W~ (286' X 88') OF c31-4- 387.~22 ~ ~.
2002 1-0R152 RANDY D FOGO %MIKE FROST
ESBON ORIGINAL BLK. 10, LOTS 13 & 14 65.90
2002 1-JB089 WILLIAM &/OR EMILY FOSTER
JEWELL ORIGINAL TOWN - BLOCK 11, LOTS 10 & 11 (88X120) 39.85
2002 1-MC235 RANDY GARST
MANKATO ORIGINAL BLK. 26, LOT 9, N. 1/2
LOT 8 & 1/2 VACATED ALLEY 39.94
2002 4-19195 GENUITY SOLUTIONS INC
APRIL LUIS SR PROPERTY TAX ACCOUNTANT 962.72
2002 4-19196 GENUITY SOLUTIONS INC
APRIL LUIS SR PROPERTY TAX ACCOUNTANT 217.16
2002 4-19206 GENUITY SOLUTIONS INC
APRIL LUIS SR PROPERTY TAX ACCOUNTANT 1,268.34
2002 4-19217 GENUITY SOLUTIONS INC
APRIL LUIS SR PROPERTY TAX ACCOUNTANT 1,070.66
2002 4-19219 GENUITY SOLUTIONS INC
APRIL LUIS SR PROPERTY TAX ACCOUNTANT 227.72
2002 4-19300 GENUITY SOLUTIONS INC
APRIL LUIS SR PROPERTY TAX ACCOUNTANT 1,057.66
2002 4-19301 GENUITY SOLUTIONS INC
APRIL LUIS SR PROPERTY TAX ACCOUNTANT 320.78
2002 1-BU087 MELODY GRAHAM NE1/4NEI/4SE1/4 LESS ROW 209,08
2002 1-MA062 AUDREY A GREENBURG % ONORATO
MANKATO TR. E. 80' OF TR. 7 SE 8B5.80
2002 1-MC253 AUDREY A GREENBURG % ONORATO
MANKATO ORIGINAL BLK. 30, LOTS 1 & 2 482.10
2002 1-BL323 ERIC W & KARLA G GRISHAM (WROS)
BURR OAK MCCORMICK 2ND ADD. BLK. 1. LOT 12-13 18.76
2002 1-FB082 FRANK M JR & GLORIA 3 GUZIK (WROS)
FORMOSO ORIGINAL TOWN BLK 8, LOTS 5-6- 13.34
2002 1-FE170 MICHAEL E & SHELLY F GUZIK (WROS)
FORMOSO HAWLEY'S ADDITION BLK 2, LOTS 1-2-3 55.42
2002 1-MD471 MICHAEL E & SHELLY F GUZIK (WROS)
MANKATO CASE ADD. BLK. 2B, LOTS 20,21,22 349.30
2002 1-FE169 ROBERT W & JOYCE A GUZIK (WROS)
FORMOSO HAWLEY'S ADDITION BLK 1, LOTS 21 THRU 26 INCL. 5.97
2002 1-BD152 JONI HAJNY JONI HAJNY KORB
BURR OAK GODFREY'S 2ND ADD. BLK. 2, LOT 1 & W. 1/2 OF 2 15.74
2002 1*BB061 CHRYSTAL HASSELL % JUNE SHELTON
BURR OAK ORIGINAL BLK. 2, LOT 6 & E 34' OF LOT 7 49.54
2002 1-ME515 WARREN HEINEN
MANKATO BISHOP'S ADD. BLK. 5 LOT 11
EXC N 46' OF W 40': W 30' LOT 12 2.20
2002 1-MC226 JANET C HIGER MANKATO ORIGINAL BLK. 25, LOT 291.36
2002 1-MA019 LARRY G & LISA J HOOD (WROS)
MANKATO TRS. TR. 8 NW 23.60
2002 1-CE138 JOLEEN A HOWELL
CAP 310' E OF THE NW COR TH E 330' TH S
160' TH W 330" TH N 160' TO POB LESS ROW 122.92
2002 1-CE060 KANSAS MINERALS, A KANSAS CORP. 4A OF SE IN 12-3-8
3,631.88
2002 1-BD154A BING & JONI KORB
BURR OAK GODFREY'S 2ND ADD. BLK. 2, LOTS 9 & 10 7.58
2002 1-HC361 SHELLI A KUHLMANN
HANKATO ORIGINAL BLK. 40. LOTS 5 & 6 47.62
2002 2-B00048 JUNE L LANGWORTHY % ROBERT LANGWORTHY
SESW 1-2-9 (1/8 MIN. RES.) .38
2002 2-B0065B JUNE L LANGWORTHY % ROBERT LANGWORTHY
SW1/4, W1/2NE1/4, S1/2NW1/4NE1/4NW1/4' (1/BTH MIN. RES.) 1.88
2002 2-RI150B JUNE L LANGWORTHY I ROBERT LANGWORTHY
MIN. RES. 1/4 INT IN E 1/2 IN 27-2-7 (80HA) 2.92
2002 1-WS130C DARRELL E & AMANDA M LAPAILLE
8 1/2A TR. IN NE OF SE ,182.40
2002 1-JB205 LILLIE IRENE LAPAILLE
TAX TO: LILLIE IRENE LAPAILLE
JEWELL ORIGINAL TOWN BLOCK 43, S 1/2
2002 I-FB123 CHARLES R LOGAN C/O JEWELL COUNTY LONG TERM CARE
FORMOSO ORIGINAL TOWN - BLK 14, LOTS 1 THRU 4 INCL. 4.85
2002 1-GR123 CHARLES R LOGAN %JEWELL COUNTY LONG TERM CARE
TR 1 IN NW 21-3-6 53.64
2002 1-I0166 DARWIN & CRYSTAL LONG (WROS)
A TR. IN N.1/2 SE 32-4-9 236.32
. m ,
2002 1-AT095 STAR SEED PROFIT PLAN, DENNIS LUTGEN ~
MERRILL LYNCH/JULIE STAEHR W.1/2 NE; SENE 19-5~9 556.24
2002 1-HF589 MICHAEL A & SHARON K LUX (WROS)
MANKATO CHAPMAN'S 2ND ADD. BLK. 4, LOT 6 S.1/2 OF 5 166.74
2002 1-GR125 GARY L & CRYSTAL G MASSEY (WROS)
TR 3 IN NN 21-3-6 124.56
2002 1-FAO03 JERRY L MASSEY
FORHOSO CITY TRACTS - TR 6 (86'X364") IN
NE & TR 16 (473'X364') IN NE 139.10
2002 1-JC368 JOHN L & HARTHA A MATTHEWS (WROS)
JEWELL KREAHER'S ADDITION BLOCK 3,
ALL OF LOTS 6 & 12; W 2' OF LOT 5 & W 2' OF LOT 11 124.58
2002 1-BE180 LYNN MC DANIEL
BURR OAK GODFREY'S 3RD ADD. BLK. 7, LOT 3 & S. 1/2 OF 2 48.98
200~ 1-RC102 LARRY HC MILLAN
BRIGHAM, CRILL & RANDALL'S 1ST ADD - BLOCK 9, LOT 1 6.52
2002 1-HI149 IVAN MECHSNER I CLINTON DEAN & LA DONNA SIHONTON
W1/2 NW1/4; N1/2 SW1/4, SENW1/4 32-1-10 858.90
2002 1-HI149C IVAN MECHSNE~ I CLINTON DEAN & LA DONNA SIMONTON
SE1/4 SW1/4; SW1/4 SE1/4 32-1-10 387.72
204)2 1-HI154 IVAN HECHSNER ¢ CLINTON DEAL & LA DONNA SIHONTON
SW 1/4 IN 33-1-10 541.66
2002 1-BU120 JOHN J & JOANN MELVIN (WROS)
BEG AT THE NE COR NE1/4 TH S 1734" TO
POB TH S 346' TH W 492.50' TH N 38' TH
2002 2-WA132A PANSY N MILLER, DECEASED
1/2 INTEREST IN MINERAL RESERVATIONS NW 22-1-9 2.98
2002 1-FA028 HAROLD M MOHLER TAX TO: SYLVIA MOHLER
FORMOSO CITY TRACTS - TR. 5 IN SE (213'X409') 75.42
2002 1-FE167 SYLVIA HOHLER, LIFE EST & ETAL TAX TO: GARY MASSEY
FORHOSO HAWLEY'S ADDITION - BLK 1, LOTS 14 THRU 17 INCL. 5.23
2002 1-FE172A WARREN & SHARON HORRELL (WROS)
FORMOSO HAWLEY'S ADDITION - ELK 2, LOTS 8 THRU 13 53.68
2002 1-I0205 DAVID E & PAUL W MOTES (WROS) PAUL W MOTES
IONIA ORIGINAL BLK. 5; PT. OF LOTS 1,2 98.84
2002 1-MC260 JESSIE MUCK & RUTH LADD I FREDRICA MURPHY
MANKATO ORIGINAL BLK. 31, W. 1/2 OF LOTS 7 & 8 109.38
2002 1-HI147A DON MULLEN % CLINTON DEAN & LA DONNA SIMONTON
NE; E 1/2 OF SE LESS 1/2A FOR CEM.; & NW OF SE: ALL IN 32-1-10
1,043.16
2002 1-MC427A HAROLD R OLIVER % ROLLAND OLIVER
MANKATO ORIGINAL BLK. 49, LOTS 7 & 8 LESS THE S 7' 53.66
2002 1-SI002 PAUb W & VICKIE L OSBORNE (WROS) W.112 NE 1-2-6
1,002.03
2002 1-MB075 JOHN E ONEN
MANKATO OLD CHAPMAN'S 1ST. ADD. W. 130' OF TR. 7 275.36
2002 1-E0023 TERRANCE W & NANCY JOAN PATE (WROS)
ESBON CITY TR. PT. TR 13 IN NE (120'X!55 ') 111.04
2002 1-E0024 TERRANCE W & NANCY JOAN PATE (WROS)
ESBON CITY TR. 80"X155' OF 13 IN N.1/2 OF NE 200.42
2002 1-E0025 TERRANCE W & NANCY J PATE
ESBON CITY TR. PT, OF N 1/2 NE 1/4 (100' X155' OF 13) 17.08
2002 1-AL138 KATHRYN K RINGER & KATHRYN K PAUL NE 28-5 948.14
2002 1-BU286 JACK & JOYE PITTAWAY (WROS)
BUFFALO IRREGULARS - 36-4-8 A 14.7 ACRE TR IN NE 1/4 34.22
2002 1-JB203 JOANN JOY POLLARD
JEWELL ORIGINAL TOWN - BLOCK 43, I.OTS 4
& N 1/2 OF LOT 5 & E 20' OF S !/2 OF LOT 5 145.94
2002 1-AT050 TIMOTHY JAMES & EVELYN'PORTER (WROS)
A TR BEG 430' E OF NW COR NE1/4 TH ELY
372.53' T~ S 983.20' TH WLY 372.90' TH
2002 1-0R124 MARY E MC CARY
ESBON ORIGINAL BLK. 7, LOTS 16,17,18 3.10
2002 1-E0079 EDDEY E PUTHAN ESBON CITY TR. 61SE 340.96
2002 1-ES016 EDDEY E PUTMAN TR. 62 IN 3-3-10 6.10
2002 1-0R128 EDDEY E PUTMAN
ESBON ORIGINAL BLK. 7, LOTS 10,11,12 54.24
2002 1-0R137 EDDEY E PUTMAN ESBON ORIGINAL BLK. 8, LOTS 17 & 18
113.74
2002 1-0R178 EDDEY E PUTMAN
ESBON ORIGINAL BLK. 14, LOT E. 40' OF 24 25.30
2002 1-WH191 EDDEY E PUTHAN W 1/2; & SE 1/4 IN 35-2-10 2,185.64
2002 1-0D027 JEFFREY A RADER",.~W 7-4-10 LESS ROW 795.14
2002 1-0D028 JEFFREY A RADERStW 7-4-10 LESS ROW 580.24
2002 1-BB072 JAMES C & PATRICIA G RAMSEY (WROS)
C/O SHARON HAMHONS BURR OAK ORIGINAL BLK. 3, S 1/2 OF LOTS
6,7 & 8 29.80
2002 1-M0146 C W & HELEN REID ~ HELEN WOERNER E1/2NW 431.94
2002 1-MA024 KAREN L ROBINSON. MANKATO TRS. TR. 12 NW 39.12
2002 2-WA194B DAVID A ROHLA OTTO R ROHLA JR
W.1/2 SWSE 33-1-9 (MIN. RES. 1/2 INT.) .37
2002 1-ER067 BRUCE L SCHOEN S 1/2 SW 686.90
2002 2-WSO21A ~HA~EL D,~SCO~T
1/2 MINERAL INT W1/2SWI[~SE1/4, SW1/4 4-3~7 ~ " 3.32
2002 2-WS041B HAZEL D~T 1/2 MINERAL INT NEll4 8-3-7 2.95
2002 2-WSO49A HAZEL D SCOTT
1/2 MINERAL INT NW1/4, W1/2NWNE1/4 9-3-7 3.32
2002 1-BB086 LEOTA JUNE SHELTON BURR OAK ORIGINAL BLK 7, 62.36
2002 1-FB037 RANDY LEE & REBECCA LYNN SIBLEY (WROS)
FORMOSO ORIGINAL TOWN - BLK. 2, LOTS 13 THRU 24 INCL. 34.50
2002 1-AL124A RANDIE D & JULIE ANN SLATE (WROS)
TR IN SW CORNER pF SW 1/4 25-5-6 780.68
2002 1-AT148 VIRGIL & BONNIE LEE SLATE (WROS) I SUSSANE LEE
N.1/2 NW; N.1/2 S.1/2 NW 28-5-9 1,048.40
2002 1-AT154 VIRGIL & BONNIE LEE SLATE ¢ SUSSANE LEE
N.1/2 S.1/2 NE 29-5-9 305.04
2002 1-SI067 CHARLES H SHIES
N1/2NE1/4 LYING S OF THE CENTER LINE OF
WHITE ROCK CREEK LESS ROW 13-2-6 182.76
2002 1-SI072 CHARLES H SMLES" S 1/2 NW 13-2-6 181.05
2002 1-J8234 DEAN & PEGGY SMITH (WROS)
JEWELL ORIGINAL TOWN BLOCK 48, LOTS 3, 4, 5 & 6 26.62
2002 1-RC085 CATHY STUDDARD
BRIGHAM, CRILL & RANDALL'S 1ST ADD - BLOCK 5, LOTS 1 & 114.96
2002 2-HA127C THE FIRST TRUST COMPANY
C/O WELLS FARGO TRUST N8032-042
MIN. RES. 1/2 INT. IN NE: SW; S 1/2 OF
2002 1-MC197 CLIFFORD & CAROL THIBAULT (WROS)
MANKATO ORIBINAL BLK. 21, LOT 3 165.40
2002 1-WSI36A VIRGINIA THOMAS %BOETTCHER ENTERPRISES
BEG AT THE SW COR OF NNNW1/4 TH N 415"
TO POB THE 113' TH S 110' TH W 113' TH N TO PO8 146.76
2002 1-AL121 FRANCIS G TOWNSDIN, TRUSTEE OF THE
N. 50 ACRES OF E. 110 ACRES OF NE 25-5-6 160.97
2002 1-MI625 JOHN B TURNER
HANKATO FAIRVIEW ADD. BLK.17, LOTS 7-11 24.98
2002 1-EOO72A CURTIS E VENN
ESBON CITY TRACTS - CAP 990' S OF WHERE
THE S LI OF RR & THE ELI OF WEST ST.
2002 1-LA042 CURTIS E VENN WEBBER LAM'S FIRST ADDITION - BLK 2,
LOTS 9 & 10 2.33
~2002 1-MC236 CURTIS E VENN
MANKATO ORIGINAL BLK. 26, LOT 10 & 1/2 VACATED ALLEY 22.10
2002 1-J0055 WILLIAM E VERING JR
JEWELL CITY TRACTS - TRACT 18 NW (17.5 RD X 82.5') OF 3 162,50
2002 1-JB229 FRANCIS E VERSCH
JEWELL ORIGINAL TOWN BLOCK 47, LOTS 1, 2 & 3 5.07
2002 l-ES083 KENNETH I & TIMOTHY P & KENNETH D
KENNETH D VOBORIL SE OF NE IN 14-3-10 272.26
2002 1-ME487 DAVID D WALTHERS
MANKATO BISHOP'S ADD. BLK. 2, LOTS 1,2,3 572.82
2002 I-3B198 ALLAN WANKLYN
JEWELL ORIGINAL TOWN BLOCK 42, S 1/2 OF LOTS 9, 10 & 357.02
2002 I-JBI05 ALLAN K WANKLYN
JEWELL ORIGNIAL TOWN - BLOCK 20, LOTS 3 THRU 6 INCL. 9.29
2002 1-JB118 ALLAN K WANKLYN
JEWELL ORIGINAL TOWN BLOCK 24. N. 57' OF LOT~ 5 & 6 106.78
2002 1-HAO02 JANICE K WARD, MELI~SA K WARD, LACEY L SE IN 1-1-8
521.58
2002 1-MOlO9A RODNEY WARD IMP ON LEASED LAND SE1/4 18-1-7 15.86
2002 1-J8144 BRIAN WILLIAMS
JEWELL ORIGINAL TOWN - BLOCK 29. LOTS 1 & 2 4.19
2002 1-J8308 ELDON WILLIAMS
JEWELL ORIGIMAL TOWN - BLOCK 59, 13' OF
E SIDE OF LOT 4; 11" OF W SIDE OF LOT 3 96.64
2002 1-JB142 ELDON L AND/OR PAMELA J WILLIAMS
JEWELL ORIGINAL TOWN BLOCK 29, LOTS 5 & 6 4.19
2002 1-JB143 ELDON L & PAMELA J WILLIAMS (WROS)
JEWELL ORIGINAL TOWN BLOCK 29, LOTS 3 & 4 4,19
2002 1-JB327 ELDON L & PAMELA J WILLIAMS (WROS)
JEWELL ORIGINAL TOWN BLOCK 61, LOTS 1 & 2 675,54
2002 1-MC183 LINDA L WOOD MANKATO ORIGINAL BLK. 19, LOT 276.12
2002 1-RB054 ALAN F & VIOLA FAYE ZACH (WROS)
RANDALL ORIGINAL TOWN BLOCK 5, LOTS 7 & 8 120.10
Grand Total 39,097.02
I
CFI is now Hidng
Call 800-CFI-DRIVE
Darren Thompson (right) assumes management of the Midway
elevator facility in Burr Oak as John Tucker retires after 37 years of em
He was honored with an open house last year. Thompson has been em
with the business sirtce 1998.
Tucker served area
farmers for 37 years
By Gloria Garman-Schlaefli
John Tucker was honored with an
open house Friday afternoon for his 37
years of service to the farmers at the
grain elevator and fertilizer business in
Burr Oak.
Tucker, does not like to think he is
"retiring." "I am not going to quit
working. It just won't be at the eleva-
tor," Tucker said.
Tucker began working for the Jew-
ell County Road Department Monday.
Tucker's long career at Ihe grain eleva-
tor in Burr Oak began shortly after he
graduated from Burr Oak High School.
He began working for Frisbie Con-
struction and it was with this company
that he returned to Burr Oak to rebuild
the elevator at Walker Grain Com-
pany, destroyed by a fire in 1965.
Tucker remembers the day the eleva-
tor owner, Clayton Walker. approached
him and asked him to come and work
for him. Tucker began his career at
Walker Grain in 1966.
"There have been a lot of changes
through the 'years," he said. Tucker
said when he started at Walker Grain
there were seven employees and the
feed business was large and growing.
"We delivered 40 to 60 tons of feed a
day in 1966. Every farmer had live-
stock and there were a lot of hogs on
the farm. There were just a lot more
farmers back then."
many 2/earg the Missouri Pacific
way moved grain. In
an end when a flood destroyed
the track. The railroad company
tually closed the line to Burr
now semi trucks deliver the grait
the elevator. Larg~
fertilizer equipment have been
to the facilities as the feed
began to shrink.
When Walker sold
1991 to Koch Industries Tucker
mained as manager. In 1996 the
owners, Midway Co-op,
facilities.
Tucker' s plans,
are to spend more
including his wife, Sue
and their daughter and
Carolyn and Eddie, and their
daughter, Chailyn. He also
can spend more time fishing.
Tuckers will continue living in
Oak.
"I really will miss the people
and I want to thank all those
who gave us their
years".
The new manager of the
Darren Thompson, who has been c
ployed there since 1998 as the
operator. Thompson is the
veterinarian Kenneth Thom
Evelyn Thompson. He grew up
Guide Rock community. He was
merly employed by
Tucker has seen the farms get larger ' of Carlton, Neb.
and the farmers fewer.
In 1967 he managed the facilities of
Walker Grain Company in Otego until
1970. Junior Barnes became manager
of the Otego facility when Tucker was
brought back to the Burr Oak facilities
and managed the fertilizing service. A
new office complex( and scales were
built in 1975. More grain storage was
added since 1975, adding 150 thou-
sand bushels.
The grain trucks have changed
through the years. "In 1966, a lot of the
grain was still being brought into the
elevator in pick-ups. Now the larger
and semi-trucks came in with 500 to
1,000 bushels."
The mode of transporting grain out
of the elevator has changed also. For
Burr Oak
By Anna Belle Grubbs
The workers at the Burr Oak eleva-
ThompsOn, his wife Jessica,
their daughters., live on their
the Olive Hill community.
has four children, Aaron, 17;
i 3; Anya, 14,
farming. He adds, "Guess
call that my hobby."
Thompson does not plan
anything at the Midway
Oak. "We will continue
same services as we always have,
said.
Another long-time em
Cheryl Hillman, who has been
ployed there 34 years, will
the facilities. Matt Long Is
employee and another
ployee is being soug.ht to
Thorn
for them. Recent callers were
mr hosted a farewell coffee for Johnny Reed, Wilma Underwood,
Tucker at the cafeThursday afternoon. Dietz and Doug Dietz.
Johnny had served there 37 years. Larkie and Ed Searcy,
Around 70 friends attended, were weekend guests of
Larry Billenwillms, 67, farmer- Louise Korb was a caller.
stockman, died Aug. 6 at his home in Cheryl and Morris Hillman,
rural Burr Oak. and Peggy Wilson, Cliff and
Eleanor Belden-Calahan, Jewell, Barnes and Kala and Lance
formally of Burr Oak, died Aug. 7 at !ook Edna Fogo to the cafe
Mitchell County Community Hospi- m honor of her 89th birthday.
tal, Beloit. Melinda Howard, Edmond,
Wanda Frasier has been fiiling in at visited her grandmother
the Formoso Post Office. Howard.
Betty and Harold Brown were'home Callers in the Gene and
over the weekend. Their son, Dale, Johnson home were Lyle and
Great Bend, is improving some every beth Reece, Mankato, Jac
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Harding, Man-
hattan, were weekend guests of Don
and Mary Modlin.
Tom Tucker, Eudora, visited his
brother, John and Sue Tucker:
Wilma Underwood was in Smith
Center and called on Lorna and Nolin
Hajny. They recently moved into an
apartment at the housing project. Lorna
had back surgery in Lincoln, Neb., and
is home now recuperating.
Geneva Garman is in her home at-
tending church and playing the piano
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Catherine Byers, Louise
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Mr. and Mrs. Larry McMain.'
ited in Mississippi with
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she visited her niece, Mona
Ward and family.
Morris Hiilman and his dad,
Hiltman, attended the
celebration day in Glen Elder
day. Cecil drove his antique
the parade.
Woody and Beulah Wilson,
riot, were guests of Edna
Lorie and Gerry
are on vacation this week,
Dan Dempsey s
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Wanda Thummei, Esbon,
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Don Spooner,
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Salina hospital.
Wanda and Doug Frasier and I~
moved Jason's things to
where he'll be livin
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fall.
