3A JEWELL COUNTY RECORD Thursday. September 1,2016
ancestor~ did in the desert.
in he sermon, "Listen rathe Dord' s
Word: Why don't we?" Rose slyake of
Adam and Eve and how by disobeying
God we are destined to sin. We are to
remember this and strive to act on
opportunities of presenting the Lord to
others, Anyone who weald like to
present special mufic during chinch
should contact the parish orate. AII
are welcome! This week, reraember to
be aware ofopp0rtunities to spread the
word of the Lord!
Correction
A eaJler this week belie ~es the Aug.
] I issue of this newspaper iacorreclly
listed the name of one of the home-
stead~ts revolved wiUz the HunLsinger
I~rk located w*.~t of Mankato. He ad-
vised the woman's nalt~ was Mat~
and not Margaret a~ tile slory indi-
cated.
Ja~t Ellen
JeweU Publ/c
Lmrary displaying
jar collection
Jewell Public Lihtmy's Sep ember
display is a decorative jar collection
OWned by Jada Eilert. fade makes all
ki~s of crah~ Size uses jars of all
shape~ and sizes decorating them with
yam. rihl'xms, flowers, etc. She aim
decorates jars specifically t-or certain
holidays and ~a ,mns. She frequently
givesthem as gifts. Jada is a4th grader
at R~.'k Hills Elementary. She lives in
Jewet~ whh h.er parents l'a ,am and Jess'~c
Eilert. and older brother, Jensen~
Jewell Public Library will ho~,d Fall
Slory Hour~ Sepl. IO anti Sept. 24.
New dvds iq the Library i.cl~de:
Heaven is for Real. Cl~,a:rlone's Web,
A I.title Chaos, CaVe, icier Girls. Best
Exotic Marigold Hotel. St),nethi,tg the
~rtl M~t:. ~d Eye in the Sky. New
I~},ks include The Cowlx~y's Christ-
,na~ Baby by Carolync Aarscn. The
Ranger's Texas Prol~al by Jessk'a
KetI*.'t. ~ Amish Chnstn~a~ Bles.~-
io$~ by lu Ann Brown.
Harmony UMC holds
regukt service
Harmony Un iled Meth~xtist Church
seP,-Kx, s be~a,t Sunday montin~ with
~eh.-om 2 and .'nlooltnegt'~cnls pD2-
scatted by R,~I Rose a~:ciatc past,r.
Ac,d~tt" ~ tt,t.x k~e I-Ldlcr. Corahtl
~,11,:1~'i11.1ll. dCt'OWJp,li'l~I IVLIlIJI~'d lilt."
v, or~hlp v, Ith ~ org;.Ln p=v]B~.iv
( "hihhci~'~ I]1~.",*M15c, pTev.'nted hy Rt,~=.'.
Illad ctffB,'~atlon to a ~li*.'k. a Jl n3:Me
r l', .ltcd ~-et.oJttliOl|S ill ~ ~-[0t.'al?l ot
c;,Inl X~aler,L re ttlr~zient w~te~: di-
rt~,t*.~ back m eMnt bank edge water~
and ha*.-k t, Sis original place, the sait|t'
"l~ we experience in life.
Many I,rn ~ peopk' ~et 'a ught t,p i=~
lifi.",~ geqeral ~:~'u.~', and ntis~, t,p~,r-
llanitius preselitg,J lo |kern in whi ~'l
they c~mld have ial.Mvced other, m
the love and the hoe of elemal hle iu
the I.t~,ctl. l'~.'h child wits ~i't't.'lt a Je~-
elq,' relnindcT I-r renle tH hr-=r~ e S~'ri[t.
lure ~a~ tntnl lcmnnah 2:-1-13. wi~h
the I and iK'klll,'d, fl,~IgiIl[2 hil111,inil'~ ",
~eI-E,JLl'~L't," t't" ilia1 av.d Ih,ll ~e art.-" I~|
lintel1 It~ the' ~t,t,ld JIlL] 11|]~ do a~ tttlr
i
Haleigh Shadduck & R van W~ugh
Shadduck, Waugh
plan nuptials
Randy and Kim Shadduck,
Mankato. announce ~he e.tga, ement
and UlXXmt inL~ marriage o[tlm ir daugh-
ter. Haleigh Nichole. to Ryan Dean
Waugh.
Ryan is the ~m of Gerry Waugh.
Mankam. and 1he late Lorie Waugh.
Hah:igll is a graduate of R K'k Hill,
High Schist. She attended Washburn
University and graduated front Salina
Technical College. She is employed
by Gil Spu' hl, DDS, Bc Ioit and Downy.
Ryan ~rad~tated From R~'k Hilh
High School and Saline IechnicM
College. He is employed by F~m'~way
Co-op. Beloit.
The c~mple will exchange vu~s in
rural Mankalo on Sept. 24.
Agency IDs 21 MIA
Americans in the
past two weeks
The ~arch h~r ua~-counted POW-
MJA Americans starts with in-6eplh
research by l~'fert~ Pri.~mer of War-
.M~-. i n g |ii Act itm Ac'~ountin~ Age,v.:y
c |)i'A ~. ~ hi*,tt)rian~, and analys~s.
('qten ~lte ~e;Lrcil ft~r a iui~.~in~ per-
",O11 ili~.t,lx,Js cuEh:cting iIfformatio,~
Ire m t>tttsidL" n.~. earchcr~, arch i yes. and
~'t~'ord depusitoties in ~th the U.S-
and in foreign natfion~ Veterans. hism-
r~a.zs. I~a vutc c tritons, fi.~reig,~ wimes~es
U] the e~,clril~ [illd I:a nllltes t,f Ihe nlis.~-
*li~ al~o roL,th,el) pr,~ ide Pi1n~lati.n
c.rli'h:,ll h~ l-ca Lll~'.tl Ir llli~,Mn~ r&~l~,tln.
ILt*l
E{t.'~L',[| u [K'i", c~lllpI]C IhN i~'lfOl I|'i;I-
ll~i= Lrlht ,l ~.'a~c fik- f.r ,:ach mb~,my
Indl ~. ,du, J i hi', ;ine tile i,wlude~ Jli',-
~lld ]x'r,olt;lh:[ 13CCt~,D,]~. tLnit hi~,lu~ ~ ,
ytapl~ and olher ,-'sid*.'ne*.'. lhi,
We will be closed
ALL DAY
Saturday, Sept. 3
BOB'S INN AND
Mankato, Ken.
HUNT BROTHERS PIZZA
785-37B-3201
We will not be open
Monday, S pt. 5
for Labor Dmy
Please
have a safe
and enloyab/e
hohday!
central
National Bank
~] "i II
Interested in
becoming an MT?
Them will be an upcoming
EMT class
October-March
Classes will be held two night a week from $ to 10 p.m. with an
occasional all day Saturday tmssion also
An lntonmlkm meeting will be I'~ld
Wednesday, Aug 31 at 7 p.m.
510 E North ST. Msnkato, Kans,
(Jewefl County EMS Office)
If interested, please attend the meeting or contact Yincenl with
any questions at 785-378.-3,069
Registration deadline is Monday, Sept. 12
grtmndwork lays the t'oun~aiiun tn
determine po~ible sites where miss-
inn Americans may be located.
DPAA re ~archers then analyze all
available information to form 1he next
steps to be taken in advancing a par-
ticular case to a t~semch conclusion, a
d/sintt~'ment of unknown remains, or
further work in a field setting.
Fox" those cases that reqaim follow
UD in the field. DPAA assigns and
depI0ys investigation teams to inter-
view wimesses and ~m'vey potential
recovery sites so that recover teams
have the most up-to-Oale in,emotion.
F.a~h in ~e.stigation team consists of
four to nine people, inclading a team
leader, analyse linguisl, communica-
tion t chniei~ and medic, In some
instances, a forensic ant ffmpolcgist or
archaeologist, and ex plosive ordn ante
disposal l~hnician.a f~mnsie photog-
rapher, and/ors life support technician
may augmem the team.
The analysis and iavestigmion sec-
tionsals~provide hislodcaI analysis to
help with the identification of t~='ov-
ered remains. At any [iv~n time them
are more tha~ l,flO0 active ea.~s under
a~lys is
In the last two weeks tke DPAA has
identified 21 Americans who had been
missing in action. One from "J',e Viet-
nam War+ three from the Korean War
and 17 from World War It.
4-H News
The Mankato Eager Beaver 4.H
Club met Sunday at the Mankate City
Park. This model meeting was led by
presiding officer. Taneile Peroutek.
Hannah and Bethany Simmelink
open ~d the meet lug with the flag salute
and4-H pledge. Rofl call w~ answeced
with "What is yt~ar I'avurite ht~akf,~st
ft~d'Y" by 12 members, three leaders,
eight parents and two g,~ests.
The leaders d'mn kw.I c ve~'one for a
great 2016 *.'~mnty fair i~l]tt I'h >s who
i~ni ipated arm t(~k pr,jects and rih-
h,t+ns to the Long Tern', Care to share
with tile residents. Emily Cox wil$
~Oillg to allend nat,real 4-H ,2(ml't r.
en*.x' in Al]anBi, (ia in Noveml~r.
l'~:~e i le tk'rtmtek g a ve a Parlia mca-
Iu-D re~rl al'~u.t ho~ many ways )r<~L.~
caq ,hake a m-tion l'akc Spi~el gave
a ~r ~.~.1 ~,ht~p salel~ I~lk. Wh~Ik, y I:ro~,L
d~fll,L',l'iMralt'd how Lo [rl,ak,L' u r~ml beer
th~at. Hannait Shnme[ink lalked about
her c'ruchel pr'oj~%rl ~,tle IO~.~ k tO t he t'a ir,
Ahbcy ~ hluiller ~n~ "'M ~ Paddle
Keen and Bright." FollowinL~ tilt' meet-
Jn~ Wax a ~lt[ttt.'k % all Ilte ~'~lre,ql~.
Veterans to receive
free flu shots at
several pharmacies
From now thn~gh March 3 I. all
veteransenmlled in the VA h~ealth care
system *.'an ~'ceeiv,: fr~ flu shots at any
W sl~roe as,r D uatxe Rode pkamzaey.
The joint outreach health initiative is
desifned to help .~er.ve ~ clel"ans *.'loser
Io whuw II~)' reside.
Veterans m~si bring their VA idea.
tification cards with them. as well as
another photo ID, and coniplete ashen
four queslion application, which will
bc used to attmma, ically update their
VA electronic health records, No art-
ixfintnlents ar~ nec-t:s~
I would
Jevoa Longer {center)was crowned the 201E Miss Oregon Tratil Rodeo in
Haslings ~eeenliy. She is pictu~l Lindsey Hinrichs (left) - ~O15 Miss Oregon
Trail Rodeo and Emily Taylor, 2016 Miss Rodeo Nebmsk& (right).
Retired optometrist
converts ranch into
activities center
B~," Run Wilson
W .~1 oFAIma a few miles is a ~em:
not a IRera IjeweL hut a beautifu [ place.
h is a historic farmmead with t'ahut=ms
buildings which have been paii~slak-
ingl y restore0 attd repUtlX ~.~ed. and no,
are open to the public tbr h~gME and
eve,its.
Veme and Manlyn Claus-sen are
ownersofanewly opened t'~ d ily tailed
Mitl Creek Lodge at Volland Point.
This is cn a ~nch which belonged k~
Veme's paretttn, Verne ~cnt m K-
State and then HoLtstOi$ College of
Optonlelry. I~ o]ning an eye d ~'tor.
After a feHuwship at Yale. he came
hack to Kan.',as and ~'q.l~2hl ant~ther
place near ALma. He ~tved a~, an t~p.
tomctrist in the regkm for 43 )'t .ar~,
before r~titinL~.
Meanwhile. he v,'a~ pn/zllng over
~hat Io do with his parcels' tartzt "I h~s
pIacehasa nch hismD. J.R. f:l~. and hls
wife, Reht:c*.'u. home~teaderJ the piece
,n 18fi~ after Fi~ had ~er~ed m Ihc ('~ il
War. "[he ctutJple [|ac~ t311r~ ~OIZ ~,~ ~'Lc~ |hod
nt il'dUnc~. lheu the} hat1 a daughter.
and then anot|u:r dau~2hter, i~11d then
another and anoli~er All zokl. there
were elghl daughters htwn t, the Fix
Iam~ly
Thi,~ nleanl Ih v necek~l a .~pacJt~.mn
place to live. "I'l~ey als,~ t~cdcd a ;large
b~.nl tO hou>;e 1he workhor~cx itccd,t,'*J
f<~r the t,lnnnng, plm a #ace Cot eh*."
farmh,;.mb, to live.-ilia Fix family cx.
ri~it l .~ Ih ~l~itdin~ I hrouglt! he )ears.
"[he place remains a ~o~ing lallch.
no~- kJtov.n as Ihc ('[aBSS l!~ Ranvh.
But what al~ut the hLiikiirlg~. (in the
t'ar~te;td',' By 201 ;I. the hat, ~t'a~. no
k~nE:e~ suitabl,: forrx~ryda.v f,r,tl u~e.
lnr e ~,ai11pl .
'I wantL',d tu ntake it ,n~o nmllclllln~
~ hL'~e p~ople could L't~liZe UILI and el~,-
j~y Ihe rmal Iit'eszyle.'" Veme ~akl. |te
I{~lk o. a v,'tn%tlerl'lfl B."~lO~,nltll) tll' lilt"
house and huildings st} as to creut,: a
plac~ the hxlgin~, meetingn and ~pt:-
cial events. "1 hat wa ~ 1he I~'~lnnltl~ t>l
Mill Creek [.xKlge at Volland Palm.
The gmupinL~ uf hLmilding,~ has I'w en
designated a historic dialect by the
Nal~m:l[ Regis~cr of Historic Places.
Thank You
like to thank everyone for the
Since J.R. Fix a~d hi wife h,'td all
those daughters, eac h daughter needed
a bedn.~m ~ the Fix fanlily built a
maje~li ihrqc-stood ]lalianate home.
q'he house was i~ real food shaFm-~
Veme ~aid.
In 2(11.5. Veme ~smrcd the house
wilh healing, air conditkming and
modem plunlhint~ and elecrncily. He
also brought in perkvJ chandelier~ and
anliq0 ftilgllli%Ufe. Vernc named, each
line ol-the guest R~on] s for the da u ghler
who li~ed there. Su. ~tleSl~-gait. ~,tay in
the Pearl I~,dnmm or the Mabel hed-
rtxHl|, lb~ example. There is uo OHuht
ah, mt which r~=m is whEch -- tho.~
tw. daugh] rs actua[t~ carved their
Bame~ ntto the w't~ ll.tx~r.
"]he nearby t~nent htm~ fi~r Ihe
I'isrnlhamis ~ ax restored and expanded
ah, c Th 'n came the baru. which re-
eeixt~ a trial makeover. The exterior
h~ok '~a~ largely p~e.~rved, but win-
d~+~s, h~al and at; condilioniag, Waler
and hallm~nns were installed.
--Ihc barn had N.x,n hi, ill lit tP,'t~
phanc~.'" Vente ',aid. "'The lirst part
~a, to hold the h~,r~es, hay and waS-
t,I1% and the '~t'co|ld paFI v.as a corn :rib
t ~ the ~,t e';t." V cl-I+~ rcnlelnb ~s ~ttLLmg
hay m Ihls banl as a child Now Ihe
ham ]tan be* 'n c|~.tP,er~ed inlo a th~ar-
OLt~ltl) i'Hodern bUl rtlSliC-It~;~king
ntL',~t i, L~ ;flea ~ ith ntuhipte rempmm~s.
The Ila) IoR aTCa can hold up to 250
IX, npk" a,~tl the ht~r-~e stall area call hold
am~ther I{X I "['he noah side of the td.d
corn crib i~ How a receiving kit llen Ibr
k-ii'~ere~, and lhe ~,tW[l~]l side ix a bwlk-
t~nl c. A ,~priltg-Ivtl~ hand-dr,L2 v,cll ~.s
inside a ca~ c IIL'ai'~y,
Mill ('~eek I ~lee at Volland POnll
famil~ re=.lT~i~n', and huntiu~: in ~ea-
~m. (;p ;o 29 IX'~plc ca. stay ihcrc
nv~migi~t. "l'iz iod~c i~ h~:aied 7 l~
miles wesl of the rtzral c,=znr~nniLy of
Alma. populalion 78.5 I-~p'~e.
Rncp W//.~m i.~' dirt'('tor ~]f lhc thr 'l~
t
l~oyd P, oti~m.l [ ~.~lfrrrt . lr~r Ret?t*t i)v.
Ve'~o,t:r,'lrf$tt at Ka#K~-a~ .~l(Zll[" U!th-vr~ir~
S5 carry out
Th, umday, Seplembor 1, 2016
II
Jewell ro ,o l,o,d .
!
Las~ Tuesday Rac'he:~ arm Karma
Cmu~ h~]d their nv.mthly parly al the
Scoop wilh a back Iv ~hool theme,
Ttmse altend lag Iold where they slatted
Io w.'~01 and oUmr tolerating fu*.'(s
aboutstarting teach, in. Some brougkl
pictures and one woman brought a
Mouse that she had emh~'oid while in
[he sev~lh grade.
D~)ris St,i th is a palicnl in Ihe Jewcl l
County Hty~pilal ul Mankam.
Miola Griffcth und Sharon "rullar
rr~l with their camping group on Fri-
day,
Rachel and Kem~a Crou~ left Sat-
urday to attcw,:l a ca mp in New M~:x ice.
Dan Dani ls is reculx'ruting after
surgery on Thursday.
On Friday wan1 wus n0ceivcd t>f lhe
death of Dick Hunter. 88. of Colx"
Canaveral. Fla. Dick graduat*.'d w,lh
the Class of 1946 from Jcwcll Rt!ral
High ~'h~ol.
On Ttmr.~ay 13 of the "l~d Hot
Jewells"weni to Norton. Sonic Ixmrd*.xl
LheSalalon Va~My Bu-~ ai:td ntlvets went
hy IX:rsoqal ','ehk4cs. They ale lunch at
the Dcst inalion Kitchen and Inter tot,~
[he We l]ic Ctnl~tnllaS al~ the Wc Bc
i{alIt~-wL~.n warel~n.~' owned by Ncii
Willmelh. Cindy "rraump and'l-hchna
Shclton planned the ,nonthIF Irip. AI
this time Ihe plans for Seplemher oBI-
ing arc im.xmlplele.
Saturday Ihe Jcwcll [.ihrary sl~nt-
~:t)l~d ~"l|ax~l Quilt I1~.111 in~.'" Wot~vn
tlnill blt~'k.~ were painted and will I~"
I1)U-I,/.lltewJ Oil a ban1 [1~ olher Itnihhng.
All Heritage Park
displays 'classic'
farm equipment
By Ron Wilson
"Herilage.'" ]t'.~ defin~ as "~hv Ira.
ditions, achieveme his. belief.s. t,that
am pat1 Of the history u[ a ~ro!.lp ,~I
tmtitm " Here'~ a fann family celL'brat-
in~ the histuP:" of agriculture b~ d~'~,
pla) inn them equlpme.lt thai ha Ix'c.
nsed tllrough the decades. Haze]
Zimmerm~ is ~o-fimndcr of Ag t4er i-
lane Park which di~play~ gene~alion,
in" fatal equipment
Hazel grew up ,m a Ianl~ near Aha
Vi,~ta, She met and nlamcd Everell
who @few up on a nearby t'an~- "[lzey
fanned toge/her and rai~'d theee chib
dren:Connie.Catvin arm Kirby Calvin
and Kirby fam~ nearby', and C~mn,e
lives near OIsl~trg.
E ~erett ~mi-retin.vJ in 1'495 At
1'~ a~,tCLhms, he nol~' d fi~at some td
the oid~l equipment ~.a~ |~.'in~ ~oid
for junk. He ~aw h!~tOl Ic" hor~.-dr~wn
equipmcnl, fH*' example, which was
being .~dd ~.imply t-oi ~lvage.
Everett and Hazel realized Ihal such
equiplnenl was a part of lhe legacy oi
agri.culture. They mcogn Wed th at ~t!ch
hi.~ory could he h=sl if no et'fbrl ~a~,
mat~ Io capInl'e and I~cwr~ c it.
,~k E~,er~n und t{a~ct -1ailed ~ol
THE SUPERIOR EXPRESS 3B
] cling classic farm equipment. Of
course, they Wmqlcd to share it with
otl'mt~. '+We were teymg IO firMa ptace
to pul it," Hazel said. In 1999. Everett
and H~el bought four acres on the
~uth ~i6e of ARe Vista, a rural t~m-
mumty of 434people, They buillbuild-
Jngs. mow in equipment and pre-
pared to display it.
On Oct, 3. 1999, Everetl's birthday.
they opened Ag Heritsg~ Park in Alia
Visla. "me pmlxx-~ of Ag Heritage
Park is to pre~r-,'e Lhe Eistory of old
farm cq,qpment and rural lifestyles, it
has been described as "the ullimate
collection of memorahiiia commemo-
raling all life in rural America." Muck
of the col~ctian is found it, two la~e
museum buildingx, s~trrounded by
many more pieces of equipmenl. Ad-
ditional period b~ildings h~ve al,~ [~ n
brought in.
The c'o]]ection expandoJ through
the years. Everett died in 201 O, haL his
work is being carried on hy Hazel and
tD.e olhcr family memher~ whn r~nte
on the board~ The Council Grove Area
Foundalion has provided suplx~nive
~ranlS. Sl~mSors ate ~'L'-cognized with
signs on the ler=ee. At2 Herila e Pal k is
a nt'mrprotit 5()1(c)3 orL~ani?atzoq
whirh depend.~ on donalions fi~r Ol'~r-
alinE sltp[x~Fl.
Atlmi~,~i=m 1- Ag Heritage PJrk i~
['~" volk~.n(al), dtH~.a/ion. The park i~
t J.r~fl hy app.Oinlmenl. [he enn.l|lCc
sign lists three phone !tumh.~t ~ E,~e ~.~r~-
ons ['al]D]y n]enltl*.-'r~, ',~ ti~ L ~. Lthnl I!.]]1!:
~fl .~, C~n I~. '11 Ihc p:irk tot' ~ P.ilor'~ ('/it
tile lhird SatLJIXla~ ffl .%pr,1. the palk
I'~t~ls Sprin~: ('rank I'p ~ |,~ file hq,~h
S;~lurday nl XL'vtL'u,}~t. lhc p,k h,*.l~
sr~cial c~, itl~. nL~.'ollBJli~. ItLq~ % ilh ,X,l!d
Vista',', Old ,% 'ttler~ l)a?
Ag H,:rfl~q2,: ~ r k h',d utc. l~ur Ir~-d.
of pi~.'~.'~. ~ ot [,Ur~| i.'ql|li~tl1 r0 11'.d h,L.-
hr.'ell tDd.~t] Ilu',~t4~]i t[1~' d ~ adL'~ :,l~ Itltl
I1'~ a I,!11 lille o[ ht~]-.v dl,l~.~ I1 ,qtlH-
n'lelll mid ',Oit1 ~I 1]i 1" II '.d 1"!,t~ l,r. dt]LL
ptdlqYl~ ~:i~'l]l|bil~L~'* [hat ~x i,leJ I~'~ ~I~"
~elt - prol-~'lled c,m~b|!~'-, r~w uir H,v
N .'arl.~ F~!) ll',l~.'liff". ,ll&.- |I|| [h'L" "I t~ll!l.~l-~.
ti~.e -~!1', ~.r,|ihl ['~.' ]q.l ,:d ,u~ k'.J,~l~.
pl,r 't"&.' ~."~ ~'t]Hlp|n :lfl ~,n1~.' -].';111 i~:i|~
'welt- nla d,k."
"]'llcrc a.: I~, h~ ch,d,l :',I, ,p,
,~eil ,is qdd-hil|e e[ !lic~fl'. 114'ili -~tk h
k'lephonc c x~li,tl)~V~. ,i qL I 11 lq '[.L" .'% [ ~&
|>B the ~:rou|P-]~ arc J ~]|t- I~.WH '.~. It ];-
h('llLl.'d~, 115~ LLi~ln, l",tO-l~,~lIIl~, ttL|U~,
chicke, I~u ~t'. hlack~nulh -h~p. lxtm.
and ct~r~ crib and l~mna~ Ir~!~! IIw
18~5 era,
Hazel's 6au~hter. ('onnlc 1.ax',~!l,
i~; a leader in 1he ham qui~.t !l~vemem
m Kansa ~. Three ham quilts a~ dis-
Pl.~yed on huilding~ at the park.
Schoolclasses and 4-H ~ro,ps have
visited the [')ark aS well as guesl~ fr~m
all over. |1 is especiully ~,warding lO
Hazel when .hler pe,~p~e wix~ kn.w
lhb, equipn'~ent COllte tO Ihe rmrk alld
~ha~e 1his hi tory with their children
and grandchildren. "'You ~c'e Iho~e ~ dtk~
f eiia~ iighl upv:hen Ihc) '~c th!~ VClU,P-
nltt'nt,-" HB/ I sate].
Thanks to all, who hcltx.d us cclcbmw our 7Olh ~ eddil~.~
anniversary with card~, telephon0 call mc~sage on thu
compLtter, or telling us in person. We al.~o wanl to thank oLtr
Family ft~r planning a day of ceJebrathm For us.
I lake every card to the Hospilal Long Term Cit]'~1 in Beloil,
read il LO Har-ld. and alloy, him who sent il He .~eems to
acknowledge il at the time. God has Ix.-en gotxi 1~) tlh, and
May God hlcss all of you!
llarold and Neva Shoemaker
cards and best wishes since my retirement
from the State Exchange Bank. I am going
to miss yell.
Twana K. Seirer
Jewell County Conservation District
Field Day Tour
The Jewefl Counly Conservation Dislricl alor0 w~lh NRCS will hosling a
Field Day Tour, Thursday, Sept 8 at 1 p.m.
This ~:~'willbean opporlunay Iomeel lhenew NRCS DisMctC0nservalionist
and to view c0nseh-ali~n practices k3~aled on 5 sites operate~ by individual
DisPel Board Members. The conse~afi0n prances include pipeline, so~ar
pump, tiveslock waEering Cecilia, covet cr01~, cross fe~d~g, presc~d
grazing
Followi~ Ihe toura meal will be served at I~e Mankato C0mmunE~ Center,
RSVP by' Fdday, Sepl 2.
Call 76S-37tI-3~! xt33. or email m0nte.imler@lts.na~Lnet or slop by
the USDA Se~ce Center in Mankato for an agenda,
Don't MISS THE DEADLINE
f(o/--, for the
MankatoCommunity
%, j :] Wide Garage Sales in cor, junction with
HIGHWAY 36 TREASURE HUNT
Friday, Saturday and Sunday,
Sept. 16, 17 and 18
Contact the Jewell County Rect)rd to advertise your sa]c
and be part uf the City Map and Sate listings.
We wil| give you a yard stake and a 40 word de,~ription
[or an $8 fee. Additional words are 15 cents each, All saLe
listings must be received by the Jewel] County Record
office by Friday, Sepl 9,
Ads paid as they are placed.
Honoring Our Country
"t
Superiora Hardware
~!250 N Central Ave Superior, Neb. * 402-879-41 t9
will be CLOSED Sunday, Sept. 4
and Monday, Sept. 5
t
so our employees can enjoy the ho/iday
: with [amily and friend
Thank yot~ Io all incJividuals, businesses and families who mane the UTE Theatre Ice Cream Social and
Benefit a success again this year. A special ~hank you goes to the following for making the event pOSSLble'
Anna Stanley
Aubrey DBvis
Bobs Inn
Buffalo R0sm
Carol Wakefield
Cassia Wagoner
Cenvai Nationel BBnk
City 0f Mankato
Darrell Miller
Deanna and ~k)b Fm~man
D0n f~3es~er
Don Snyeer
Dr, 81ee~
Dr, ~cMeen
Drew Beam
Elaine Lip~ld
Farm Bureau Insurance
Farmway Cred[I Union
Fa~ Lange
FloraL Stu(]io 119
Fred Eiler~
H~dr and M~'e
Haley Thompsort
Hidden Treasures
Hemetewn Spidts
I1~ Ne~s0n
Irene Brainan~
Jennie Blair
Jessica Shulda
Jewell County Cinem~ Inc.
Jewdl County Historical Society
Jewell County Record
Jv McCammon
Joan Ost
J~n Bn~ Judy Bi~ghan~
Judy 0unn
Judy Ost
~lhy Tucker
Ken's Body Works
Kenny and Marilyn Lynch
Kier's Thr~ftway
Klos Kre~50ns (Chris and Jill Klos)
KhMin, Er~in
Sam, Jake Aaron and AIIJson Underwood Sue Wal~on
Laurie Neilson
Limestone ValIW Garden Center
IJoyd's Sinctair
LorrsLne Simon
Luke BroecktdmaFt
Mac's Q~rick Slop
Malcolm R~g Service
Mankmo Auto Parts
Mankato Chamber
Mankato Lumber
Mankato PIt~mbin~ and Appliance
Mankat0 Professior~l ~am~acy
Mankato Volunteer Firemen
Melby Molusry
Nancy Spiegel
National Farmer's Un,o~ insurance
Noah Daniels
Ost Furniture and Cabinetry
Pare. E~rork Baylie and Kam~an Dunstan
Phyllis Chn~tie
Possibilities
Rock Hills Booster Oub
Rock Hills junior-Senior High School
Rolling I-hlJs Ele~nc
Sara Grout
Sam Rei~r
Sarah Ortman
51~te Exc~aflge BBnk
Susan Diehl
Tessie Bar,he,mew
Thadd Hinlde
T06d and Li~a Go~ad
Tony's Badoer Shop
T0ri Jaoobs
Tracts ~nd Srooke C~l~-ay
Van a~ Ph#is Smith
V~a Roe
V- ,~oenbenger
Vonda Wakefield
We[liner Ph~lil~ Law Office
Willie amd Sharon Beddey
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