Thursday, October 24, 2019 THE SUPERIOR EXPRESS 5B
Public Notices
(Fi?st Published Oct. 17, 2019
in The Jewell County Record)
Notice of Hearing
In the District Court of Jewell
County, Kansas
In the Matter of the Estate of Opal J.
McElroy, a/k/a/, Opal Joy McEIroy,
Deceased
Case No. 2019-PR-000009
The State of Kansas to all persons
concemed:
You are hereby notified that a Peti-
tion has been filed in this Court by
Carol J. Flinn, duly appointed, quali-
fied and acting Executor of the Estate
of Opal J. McEIroy, deceased; praying
Petitioner's acts be approved; account
be settled and allowed; the heirs be
determined; the Will be construed and
the Estate be assigned to the individu-
als and organizations entitled thereto;
the court finds the allowances requested
for Executor' s fees and'attorney' s fees
and expenses are reasonable and should
be allowed; the Court costs be deter-
mined and ordered paid; the adminis-
tration of the Estate be closed; upon the
filing of Receipts; the Petitioner be
finally discharged as the Executor of
the Estate of Opal J. McEIroy, de-
ceased, and the Petitioners be released
from further liability.
You are required to file your writ-
ten defenses thereto on or before No-
vember 13,2019, at I 0:00 o' clock a.m
in the District Court in Mankato, Jewel l
County, Kansas, at which time and
place the cause will be heard. Should
you fail therein, judgment and decree
will be entered in the course upon the
Petition.
Carol J. Flinn,
Petitioner
William L. Navis, No. 08770
Attorney at Law
1802 M Street
Belleville, Kansas 66935
(785-527-2263
AttomeytorPetitioner ZNEZ42-3c
(First Published Oct. 24, 2019
in The Jewell County Record)
Notice of Sale
In the District Court of Jewell
County, Kansas, Farm Credit Services
of America, FLCA, Plaintiff vs. Mar-
lin E. Rothchild and MariaT. Almanza
Rothchild a/k/a Maria Almanza
Rothchild, Defendants, Pursuant to
Chapter 60 KS.A Title to Real Estate
involved.
Case No. 2019 CV 000004
The State of Kansas to all Persons
concemed:
You are hereby notified that on the
September 24, 2019, a Journal Entry of
Judgment was entered in favor of Farm
Credit Services of America, FLCA,
awarding a judgment and foreclosure
of the Plaintiffs mortgage lien on the
following described property located
in Jewell County, in the State of Kan-
sas, to-wit:
A tract of land in the Southwest
Quarter (SW 1/4) of Section Twenty-
eight (28), Township One (I) South,
Range Seven (7) West of the 6th P.M
Jewell County, Kansas, more particu-
larly described as follows: Commenc-
ing at the Southwest Comer of the
Southwest Quarter (SW I/4) of Section
Twenty-eight (28), Township One (I)
South, Range Seven (7) West; thence
easterly along the South Line of said
Southwest Quarter (SWI/4) on an as-
sumed bearing of N90 00'00"E a dis-
tance of 1076.00 feet, to the POINT
OF BEGINNING; thence continuing
along the previous course a distance of
345.00 feet; thence NI9025'03"W a
distance of 168.36 feet; thence
N54 51 '45"W a distance of 64.24 feet;
thence N27 46'54"W a distance of
24.22 feet: thence N01 0Y 15"E a dis-
tance of 57.62 feet; thence
N83 06'32"W a distance of 172.78
feet; thence N06 57' 19"E a distance of
73.66 feet; thence N70 49'26"W a dis-
tance of 78.00 feet; thence SO I 27' 16"E
a d istance of 394.39 feet, to the Point of
Beginning, inclusive of road right of
way.
The amount of the Plaintiffs judg-
ment is in the total amount of
$132,436.36 as of February 25, 2019,
plus interest thereafter on the unpaid
principal balance of $126,821.93 at
the contract default rate as stated in
FLCA Note I of 9.60 percent per
annum, plus late charges, attorneys
fees in prosecuting this foreclosure
action in the amount of $2,497.35
through September 4, 2019, plus an
additional $2,500.00 in attorney fees
through confirmation of a sheriff' s sale,
title expenses of $150.00, and other
expenses as allowed by law. You are
hereby notified that pursuant to an
Order of Sale issued by District Court
of Jewell County, Kansas, a Sheriffs
Sale of the above described property
will take place at the Jewell County
Courthouse, 307 N. Commercial Street,
Mankato, Kansas, on Monday, No-
vember 18, 2019 at l 0:00 o'cloi:k a.m
The sale of the above described real
property will be subject to a three (3)
month redemption period.
Don Jacobs, Sheriff,
Jewell County, Kansas
Martin R. Ufford
Hinkle Law Firm LLC
1617 N. Waterfront Parkway, Ste 400
Wichita, KS 67206
(316) 267-2000 / (316) 264-1518 fax
mufford@hinklaw.com
Attorney for Plaintiff
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(Published Oct. 24, 2019
in The Jewell Count), Record)
Notice
In compliance with the provisions
of KSA 25-4411, there will be a test of
the ES&S Express Vote Temainal touch
screens and the DS200 Digital Scan-
ner used by Jewell County Chief Elec-
tion Officer to assist in counting the
votes of the general election held on
November 5, 2019. This test is open to
the public. It will begin at 9:00 a.m on
October 30, 2019, in the courthouse
meeting room. 307 N Commercial,
Mankato Kan. ZNEZ 43- lc
Lightning ends
RHHS game early
in the win column
It was Mother Nature who limited
Friday's game for the Rock Hills Griz-
zlies to two quarters. Rock Hills held a
48-12 lead at the half when lightning
made conditions unsafe for further play.
The win improved the Grizzlies record
to 6- I for the season.
Rock Hills worked its way to a 14-
0 lead at the end of the first quarter.
They exploded for 34 second quarter
points while Pike Valley managed to
score 12 before the game was called.
Statistics for the game were un-
available at press time.
The Grizzlies close out regular sea-
son play, Friday, when they travel to
Beloit to take on St. John's-Tipton
with a 5-2 record.
RHHS volleyball
The Rock Hills Grizzlies volleyball
team hosted a triangular match, last
Tuesday, at Mankato. Rock Hills was
rudely treated by its guests. The Chase
Kats handed the Grizzlies a two-set,
16-25 and 22-25, loss. The Osborne
Bulldogs then downed Rock Hills in
two sets, 25-19 and 25-6, for a sweep.
The Grizzlies slogged through five
matches between Friday and Saturday.
They fell to Pike Valley in three sets,
15-25, 13-25 and 25-27, at Mankato
Friday. Rock Hills played four matches
at Wilson, Saturday, in the Northern
Plains League Tournament. They took
down Wilson, 23-25, 25-15 and 25-13,
in three sets. They fell to Tescott, 10-
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Jaculyn Lemke (5), Rock Hills, spikes the ball to Pike Valley Friday night.
25, 25-21 and 21-25, in three sets. The four. Daleton Groote, Eve Meyers and
Grizzlies picked up their second match Jaclyn Yelken added a kill each. Meyers
win of the day when they disposed of scored with two aces. Karrigan
Natoma, 25-13 and 25-14, in two sets. Dunstan, D. Groote, Lemke and Sara
They closed out the day with a two-set, Tadefa had an ace apiece. Lemke had
18-25 and 16-25, loss to Southern
Cloud.
The Grizzlies opened I A regional
play against Lincoln at St. John's,
Beloit, Tuesday. Match results were
unavailable at press time.
Jauclyn Lemke was the top kill art-
ist for the Grizzlies against Chase with
10 digs for the match. Austyn Groote
puched the ball up for six digs. Dunstan
and Meyers made five digs each. D.
Groote made two digs. Meyers
pounded down two kills for the Griz-
zlies against Osborne. Dunstan and
Lemke had a kill apiece. D. Groote.
lined through two serves for aces. Katie
Reinert and Duns,an each scored with
an ace. Reinert finished the match with
eight digs. Haley Garst and Lemke
accounted for three digs each Meyers
and Yelken collected two digs apiece.
Dunstan had one dig.
Dunstan, D. Groote, Lemke and
Yelken acquired two kills each against
Pike Valley. Meyers sailed through
four aces with Dunstan scoring with
two aces. Dunstan cleaned the floor
with 16 digs. Lemke landed 14 digs.
' Meyers collected 10 digs. piled up
Riley Whelchel (6), Rock Hills, rushes the football down the field as Noah Williams (12) and Mason Higer (4) clear the way.
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Noxious Weed Control Tips
For best results, control noxious weeds this fall. Biennial
plants (Musk Thistle) have a two year growing cycle. In the
next few weeks, biennial plants will form a rosette (circle of
leaves on the ground).
Next spring, if left untreated, the rosettes will produce a
stalk and set seed. Biennial plants reproduce only by seed.
Once plants have been allowed to produce seed, many
plants have seed that can remain viable for years.
For instance, Musk Thistle seeds can remain viable for 10
years. Controlling biennial noxious and invasive plants this
fall by spraying at rosette stage will give you a head start on
next year's weed management plan.
Remember how windy each spring seems to be, and
spray drift is harder to control with new crops near your
pastures.
Treatment can be applied any time until the ground
freezes. Best control is either Tordon 22k at 10-12 oz per
acre or Milestone at 3 oz. per abre.
If you have any questions, please contact the Jewell
County Weed Department at 785-378-4052.
42.2C
SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION No. 1605
A PROPOSITION to amend section I of arhcle 10 of the constitution of the state of Kansas;
relating to reapportionment of senatarlal and representative districts
Be tt resoh,ed by the I.egl~lat ire If the State oJ'Kam'ct~, twt>-thwds ol'the memher~" elected
(or appotntedI and quahfied to the Senate and two-thirds of the members elected (or
appointed) and qualified to the House o.fRepresentatlves concurring there n"
Section ] The following proposition to amend the constltuttnn of the state of Kansas
shall bc submitted to the qualified electors of the state for their approval or rciectlon
Section I of article I 0 of the constitution of the state of Kansas is hereby amended to read
as li)[lows
" I. Reapportionment or senatorial and repI'esentative districts.
(a) A-t--it.~ ; ~.:ar s ssi,~n ii~ 1~, hL~ Icgi lat~c s,hall by law ~.ai,laiglk~n hh~. M,ic
representative drstnets: the ~tate-~natorial distnet.s or both the ~state representative and
scrmtc, iial dis:i,c;~ ~p~. the basi~ of the lat~i c,~ii~us ofil,e iiihab~io.i~ ofth~ state iakr.
by-auth,;riD ~)1" chavicr 61 of the 1997 Scssi,~n Lai~ ,~f Kansas. At its regular session
m 1992, and at its regular session every tenth year thereafter, the legislature shall by
law reapportion the stale senatorial districts and representative districts on the basis
of the populalmn of the state as established by the mnst recent census of populatmn
taken and published by the United States census bureau of the eert~us Senatorial and
represc,ia; v~ disziici~ ~hall be Jr at, t,)~ioned.uvOii ,lie 12,asia o;" i~i~ popular,o, ,~" ilt~
'~N~}~-T~) cxclkld ~ nl)nr~ id~.n[ fi?ili[ai-f f~,~'~nnel si.a~.i,liqcd .Ai[hh, [:?~ .i~a;.~
andnonre.~dent student:~ attending eo|lege~ and un,verslttes within the ~ate: and (2) to
~tudcn~s altcndi,g ci~llegcs and uni~ ors[sic; ~,iih, the state i~h,5 arc rcsid ~ts ~;';hc s:.ale
in the dr~trgrt of their permanent residence Bills reappomonmg leg,slat,re districts shall
be pubhshed m the Kansas register muned~ately upon final passage and shall be etYectwe
l'~r the next I'~fllowlng electinn of legislators and thereafter until again reapportioned
(b) Within 15 days after the publication of an act reapporuonmg the
legislatwe districts within the time specified in (a), the attorney general shall petition the
supreme court of the state to determine the validity thereof. The supreme court, within
30 days from the filing of the petition, shall enter Its judgment Should the supreme court
determine that the reapportionment statute is invafid, the legislature shall enact a statute
of reapportionment cord'arming to the judgment of the supreme court within 15 days
(c) Upon enactment of a reapportionment to cot,form with a judgment under (b), the
attorney general shall apply to the supreme court of the state to determine the validity
thereof "lhc supreme court, within I 0 days from the filing of such application, shall enter
its judgment Should the supreme court determine that the reapportionment statute is
invalid, the legislature shall again enact a statute reapportioning the legislative districts
in comphance with the dlrectinn of andconlormm' " g, to the" m~mdate of the supreme court
w~thm 15 days after entry" thereof
(d) Whenever a peution or application is filed under th s sec lo ~, the supreme court,
tn accordance with its rules, shall permit interested persor~s to present their viev.s
(e) A judgment of the supreme court of the state determining a
reapportionment to be valid shall be final until the legislative districts are again
reapportioned in accordance herewith"
Sec 2 The tbllowing statement shall be printed on the ballot with the amendment as a
~shole
"'Explanato~ statemen~ The purpose of this amendment is to eliminate the
adjustment of eensu.s taken by the United States census bureau regarding
nonresident military personnel and nonresident students when reapportioning the
Kansas senate and house of representatives
"A vote for this proposttmn wquld ehmmate the adjustment of census taken by the
United States census bureau regarding nonresident nuhtary personnel and
nonresident students when reapportioning the Ka,mas senate and house of
representatives
'A vote against this proposition would continue m etlect the requirement lbr the
adjustment of census taken by the United States census l~ureau regarding
nonresident mihtary personnel and nonresident students when reapportnming the
Kansas senate and house of representatives"
Sac 3 "]'his resuluti~m, if approved by two-thirds of the members elected (or appointed)
and qualified to the Senate. and two-thirds of the members elected (or appointed) and qual-
ified to the llouse of Representatives shall be entered on the journals, together with the yeas
and nays. The secretary' of state shall cause this resolution to be published as provided by
law and shall cause the proposed amendment to be submitted to the electors of the state at
the general election in November in the year 2019, unless a special election is called at a
sonnet date hy concurrent resolution of the legislature, in which case ~t shall be submitted to
the electors of the state at the special election
eight digs. Yelken added eight digs. A.
Groote registered seven digs. D. Groote
was credited with five digs. Reinert
picked up four digs for the match.
Tadefa made three digs. Whelchel came
through with two digs with Scarrow
adding one dig.
Lemke was the top killer for the
Grizzlies against Wilson with seven.
Dunstan and Meyers accrued four kills
apiece. Reinert and Tadefa had a kill
each. Lemke split the defenders for
seven aces. Yelken plowed through
four aces. Dunstan scored with three
acts. D. Groote and Reinert powered
through two aces apiece. Meyers and
: Caitlyn Scarrow each scored with an
ace. Lemke scraped the floor for 14
digs. Meyers came through with eight
digs. D. Groote and Reinert had five
digs apiece. Austyn Groote and
Scarrow posted four digs each. Yelken
and Tadefa gathered up three digs
apiece. Aubree Whelchel had two digs
with Garst adding one.
Meyers was good for three kills
against Tescott. Yelken made two kills
while D. Groote had one kill. Dunstan,
A. Groote, D. Groote Lemke, Reinert
and Yelken each scored with an ace.
Dunstan donated 11 digs for the Griz-
zlies. Lemke chipped in 10 digs. A.
Groote and Meyers nailed eight digs
apiece. Reinert, Scarrow and Yelken
accounted for five digs each. D. Groote
finished the match with four digs.
Aubrey Whelchel was responsible for
three digs while Lauren Whelchel had
one.
Statistics were unavailable for the
Natoma and Southern Cloud matches.
Rock Hills season will be extended
should they win their opening round
regional match. Should they lose, their
season will be complete.
Lemke was the top killer for the
Grizzlies against Wilson with seven.
Dunstan and Meyers accrued four kills
apiece. Reinert and Tadefa had a kill
each. Lemke split the defenders for
seven aces. Yelken plowed through
four aces. Duns,an scored with three
aces. D. Groote and Reinert powered
through two aces apiece. Meyers and
Caitlyn Scarrow each scored with an
ace. Lemke scraped the floor for 14
digs. Meyers came through with eight
digs. D. Groote and Reinert had five
digs apiece. Austyn Groote and
Scarrow posted four digs each. Yelken
and Tadefa gathered up three digs
apiece. Aubree Wheichel had two digs
with Garst adding one.
Rock Hills Troop #46 Boy and Cub Scouts
Flag Retirement Ceremony
Nov. 3 2 p.m.
Mankato City Park
Public is invited to attend
Sponsored by VFW #7830 Post/Auxiliary
43.2C
Bob Freeman for
Jewell City Council
Over 30 years experience workingfor
City Utilities
Appreciate your vote on November 5
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41.3C
he Jewell County Commissioners, Jewell County, Kansas have allowed and paid the
OIIowing payrolls and bills for the Quarter ending September 30, 2019
6/30119 EXPENDITURES 9/30/2019 BALANCE
GENERAL $ 1,300,954.29 $ 355,796.21 $ 1,264,533.04
ROAD $ 1,806,479.81 $ 507,877.24 $ 1,533,797.80
NOXIOUS WEED $ 152,495.80 $ 18,153.50 $ 145,599.31
EQUIP. RESERVE $ 202,820.71 $ $ 202,820.71
CAPITAL IMPROV $ 910,278.62 $ 413,592.34 $ 610,469.67
HOSPITAL MAINT. $ 187,931.13 $ $ 240,666.59
BANKRUPTCY $ 1,006.85 $ $ 1,00~.85
PUBLIC HEALTH $ 240,100.05 $ 77,823.28 $ 211,786.01
EMP. BENEFITS $ 1,872,608.61 $ 409,915.00 $ 1,571,913.20
APPRAISER $ 161,553.83 $ 18,274.81 $ 147,096 ~8
VENDING $ 1,527.54 $ 96.52 $ 1,540.82
AMBULANCE $ 294,767.46 $ 93,306.97 $ 264,964.05
SPECIAL HIGHWAY $ 147,256.85 $ $" 147,256.85
SPEC. ROAD $ 83,578.19 $ $ 83,578.19
SPECIAL BRIDGE $ 193,202.31 $ 17,000.00 $ 184,839.72
SOLID WASTE $ 66,278.13 $ 60,133.48 $ 39,868.71
TREAS SPECIAL $ 51,478.96 $ 32,850.85 $ 27,321.61
PATF $ 3,457.56 $ $ 3,587.06
REAL ESTATE RED $ 64,480.95 $ 74,691.02 $ 24,926.81
DELINQ. PERSONAL $ 1,607.21 $ 2,220.94 $
UNDISTRIBUTED TAX $ 267,024.61 $ 491,445.05 $
SAFE $ 48.40 $ 156.00 $ 932.40
SPECIAL LAW $ 5,930.(~5 $ 907.00 $ 5,458.15
JWCO 911 $ 174,423.85 $ 2,095.65 $ 184,992.48
911 FUND $ 12,914.92 $ $ 12,914.92
E-911 $ 50,485.19 $ $ 50,485.19
CLERK TECH $ 4,636.53 $ $ 4,914.03
TREAS TECH $ 5,082.50 $ $ 5,360.00
ROD TECH $ 9,627.62 $ $ 10,737.62
POST ROCK EXT $ $ 7,067.83 $
LEPC GRANT $ 1,216.50 $ $ 1,216.50
STRAY ANIMAL $ 326.20 $ $ 326.20
UNCLAIMED ESTATE $ 8,105.19 $ $ 8,105.19
TAX FORCED SALE $ 5,401.97 $ - $ 5,401.97
PARTIAL PAYMENT $ 4,949.44 $ $ 4,949.44
PRIOR YR REAL ESTATE
OPIOD GRANT $ $ $ . 5,750.00
HEALTH CAP. OUT $ 88,564.53 $ $ 88,564.53
AMB EQUIPMENT $ 130,124.31 $ $ 130,124.31
WEED CAP OUT $ 30,000.00 $ $ 30,000.00
AMB SPEC. EQUIP $ 9,771.24 $ $ 9,771.24
CITIES $ $ 78,638.30 $
CEMETERIES $ 13.22 $ 103.89 $ 3,396.40
FIRE $ 5,802.58 $ 47.40 $ 10,637.42
TOWNSHIPS $ 19,447.78 $ $ 23,170.87
SCHOOLS $ $ 139,060.15 $
PAYROLL CLEAR $ 5.00 $ 589,253.33 $ 5.00
LIBRARY: ~,
CENTRAL KS LIB $ $ 5,279.35
CEN KS EMP BEN $ $ 550.01 $
JW CO LIBRARY $ 1,821.27 $ $ 2,013.34
VINS $ 2,120.00 $ $ 3,400.00
KS BOSTWlCK IRRIG
KS BOSTWlCK $ $ 23,489.40 $
KBI REPAY $ $ 2,338.31 $
MOTOR VEHICLE:
MOTOR VEHICLE $ $ 74,141.18 $
RV TAX $ 2,150.19 $ 4,378.90 $ 1,287.61
cMv $ $ 1,967.67 $
CMN IN LIEU OF $ 545.10 $ 3,746.02 $ 274.44
MV CURRENT TAX $ 58,227.82 $ 165,784.83 $ 56,134.9,1.
DRIVER'S LICENSE $ $ 2,304.50 $
VEHICLE SALES TAX $ 22,173.89 $ 60,150.43 $ 28,012.35
STATE VEHICLE $ $ 1,675.10 $
STATE INSTUTION $ $ 1,638.96 $
KS ED BUILDING $ $ 3,277.93 $
DANE HANSON $ 3,000.00 $ $ 3,000.00
TOTALS $ 8,667,805.36 $ 7,399,510.09
A detailed statement of expenditures is available
for Public in~ra~.ction at th~ Cnlmtv Cl~rk'~ nffir.m
