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Memorial Ride to Remember
TC Alumni Banquet................... Pg. 2
Pekin Track....................................... Pg. 2
Milestones.................................................Pg. 3
Obituaries.................................................... Pg. 4
Calendar of Events......................................... Pg. 5
SHS Band & Choir Concert............................. Pg. 6
Opinions/Editorials........................................ Pg. 8
Classifieds......................................................Pg. 9
Legal Notices..............................................Pg. 10
Baseball/Softball...................................Pg. 12
EV Golf.......................................... Pg. 13
Salute to State Track..............Pg. 14
Harkin’s ‘In the Footsteps of History’
Tour Visits Keokuk County, June 13
Harkin Aide to Visit Keokuk
County as Part of ‘In the
Footsteps of History’ Tour
Will see renovations made
possible by Harkin Main Street
Grant impact of federal funding
on the community
Senator Tom Harkin (D-IA)
announced his aide, Tamara
Milton, is visiting Keokuk
County on Friday, June 13, as
part of a summer tour highlighting Harkin’s partnership
with Iowa communities through
the years.
Community members are
encouraged to attend at 1 p.m.
at the Sigourney City Hall, 100
N. Main St., Sigourney.
Milton will meet with local
officials at Sigourney City
Hall to discuss how assistance secured by Harkin
through the Federal Emergency
Management Agency (FEMA) is
helping the community. Since
Fiscal Year 2002, more than $1
million has come to the area
in grants that has provided
firefighting equipment, training and vehicle acquisition. In
2009, the City of Sigourney
was awarded a $69,475 U.S.
Department of Justice (DOJ)’s
Community Oriented Policing
Services Secure our Schools
Grant to increase school security in the district. Additionally,
officials will see Main Street
renovations made possible by
federal funding. In 2002, the
City of Sigourney was awarded
a $40,000 Harkin Main Street
Grant to rehabilitate two properties into affordable housing
apartments and a restaurant.
Keota VFW Memorial Auction
In August of 1944 the City
of Keota, dedicated a World
War II Memorial listing all
Keota area men and women
who had served or were serving in World War II. By the
time the war had ended,
close to 500 names graced
the Memorial. This Memorial
stood on Broadway Avenue
(Main Street) in downtown
Keota and was said to be one
of the finest in the state. Over
2000 area citizens attended
the dedication. Through the
years, the Memorial shined
both day and night, but
weather and time took its toll
and the Memorial was dismantled in the mid-1960s.
The Memorial was replaced
by a stone monument in the
Wilson Memorial Park, with
an inscription “To the lasting memory of the gallant
who gave their full measure
of devotion and service to our
glorious country.” A beautiful framed photo of the original memorial hangs in the
Keota V.F.W. When people see
this photo for the first time
they instinctively ask where
it is located. When informed
that it use to stand on Main
Street, but was torn down,
they first ask why and then
inquire about rebuilding the
Memorial.
A few years ago, a new
memorial similar to the World
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War II Memorial was discussed.
Many ideas were explored and
a proposal was presented to
area citizens, Veterans and
organizations. In November of
2013, a “Veteran’s Tribute”
by William (Bill) Hultman
was produced; local talent
was used and the proceeds
were used as the first step in
fundraising for a new memorial. A Veteran’s Memorial
Committee was formed and it
has been meeting for several
months. Members include:
Dave Hobscheidt (Chairman),
Marilyn Sieren, Linda Werger,
Pat Hultman, Gina Bennett,
Duane
Sprouse,
Mike
McNurlen, Mary Ann Bell,
Melinda Eakins, Josh Carr
and Larry Gale Sanders.
The new memorial will have
the individual names of all
area men and women who
have served; members of the
Keota Grand Army of The
Republic, The Keota American
Legion, the Keota Veterans
of Foreign Wars, were listed
on one or more of the Keota
Honor Rolls, attended school
in the Keota area or buried in
one of the area cemeteries. To
date over 1300 names have
been compiled.
A site for the new memorial
has been tentatively selected
on Main Street, but final transaction is still in the process.
The total cost of the memorial
is approximately $125,000. So
far, $32,000 has been raised,
which is about 25 percent of
the total projected cost. Two
big fundraisers are coming up
– the first is a Benefit Auction
on Saturday, June 14, following the Keota Fun Days
Grand Parade and the second
is a Keota Unlimited’s Labor
Day Weekend Raffle. For more
information, see the advertisement in this week’s NewsReview or contact a Veteran’s
Memorial Committee member.
Submitted upon request, written
by Rabbi of What Cheer
The
Vietnam
Veterans
memorial was finished and dedicated in 1984. I was living in
Des Moines at the time so it
became an almost daily routine
to stop and commune with the
Iowa veterans who fell during
the Vietnam War. In 1989 I traveled to Washington D.C. to perform a song I had written titled
‘My Brothers Missing’ at the
Lincoln Memorial on Memorial
Day week end. During that time
the national Rolling Thunder
motorcycle tribute to Vietnam
veterans was taking place. On
returning to Iowa, plans were
conceived and put in place to
have a state Vietnam veterans
memorial motorcycle parade. At
the time, Vietnam veterans were
still not being treated with the
respect they deserved so we took
it upon ourselves to honor those
who had served in Southeast
Asia. Several years into the
event, due to the support of the
public, mostly the biker community we dropped the Vietnam
veterans motorcycle parade and
just became ‘Iowa Thunder’ a
motorcycle tribute to all veterans. The interim let us discard
the stigma of social outcast
that we had suffered since the
war ended. In the new mission to honor all veterans, our
mission statement became to
insure the families of all veterans, that the service and sacrifice of their sons and daughters
would not be forgotten by those
who understand the price of the
freedoms we enjoy. One of the
core elements of the honor ceremony at the memorial garden
in Des Moines has become the
‘Spirit Bell’ For each casualty
of our current conflict for the
preceding 12 month period, the
bell is rang as the fallen names
are called out.
The first ride was just that,
a ride, about 650 loosely organized motorcycles, a poorly
planned route and no thought
to a ceremony or speaker at
the memorial. Routes were
rethought and the current
Southridge Mall staging area
came about in year four. We
have tried adding some prestige with the presence of various Color Guards, Rifle squads
and buglers. but our success
seems to lie in the lack of fanfare. Somewhere along the way
we picked up a public address
system, then came the cordless
mike which allows me to move
through the crowd during the
spirit bell ceremony.
The two most significant
changes would be the faces of
the riders, there are a lot of
‘gray beards’. While we have
gotten older in the event, so
have the riders who return each
year. Not so surprisingly there is
a strong mix of veteran and non
veteran riders. Each year seems
to draw a number of younger
riders. I think the connection to
the families of those we honor
is key to that but also there are
some younger folk searching
for answers and wanting to be
a part of support for our warriors. Our intent is keep focus
on the families for those who
have fallen and staying abreast
of current involvements in conflicts. Our core, is emotion. In
the beginning, we were besieged
with comments of, ‘let it die’,
Vietnam is history’, ‘stuff like
this just reminds the families of
their loss’. The new generation
of Gold Star families are having
none of that. They are not going
to put memories in a box, on a
shelf in the closet. They want
their children remembered.
One comment I hear from
our current warriors is, ‘we feel
bad being treated the way we
are, the honor and respect, the
homecoming crowds and flag
lines at the airports, its not fair
to the Vietnam vets after the
way you were treated. Nothing
will change the way we were
treated. What has changed is
the way the world views those
who answer the call to service.
The way the veterans from Iraq
and Afghan are being treated is
just, you have earned it, it is the
Welcome Home we never got.
Relay Returns to Sigourney Square
The 2014 Keokuk County
Relay for Life is retur ning
to the Sigourney square on
Saturday, June 7.
A new planning committee has released the following
schedule for the 2014 event:
• 6 p.m.: Boy Scouts to
present the flags
• 6-6:30: Opening/Survivor
Ceremony
• 6:30-7: Studio E dancing
• 7-7:30: Tae Kwon Do performance
•
7:30-8:30:
Band
“Breaking Adam” to perform
• 8:45: Civil Servant Lap
• 9 p.m.: Lighting of
Luminary (names will be read
by Keokuk County Sherif f
Casey Hinnah and Sigourney
Mayor Terry Hollingsworth)
• 9:35: Announce the winner of Silent Auction
•
10
p.m.:
Closing
Ceremony
Special features at the
2014 Keokuk County Relay
for Life include:
~ Kathy Glandon-making
balloon animals
~ Police Auxiliary-Relay
tattoos
~ Jump Ropes for kids and
adults to play with
~ Silent Auction Baskets
designed by each team to be
displayed until 9:30 with the
winners announced at 9:35.
Baskets are due to Anna Clark
by June 4 and may be dropped
off at Keokuk County Health
Center during day time or at
603 Ringgold St., Sigourney
in the evenings.
Keokuk County 4-H
Program Honors
Senior 4-H Members
Tiana Slaney
She is the daughter of Bill and
Sue Slaney and sister to Thomas.
S
h
e
attends Pekin High School and is a member of the Patriotic Panthers 4-H Club.
Her 4-H projects include Photography, Home
Improvement, Sewing and Needle Arts as well as
Communications.
She
is
involved with this 4-H activities: Ag Olympics.
Jessica’s special 4-H memory or highlight was “working the exhibit with Jenna
Swanson at the State Fair.”
Her other activities include:
Volleyball, Basketball, Track,
Softball,
National
Honor
Society, TAG, Spanish Club,
Ruritan Rising Seniors, Quiz
Bowl, Speech, Drama, FOF
Youth Group.
Upon graduation, Tiana
plans to major in Business
Pre-Law at Southern Illinois
University.
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Keota Veterans
Memorial Auction
In August of 1944 the City
of Keota, dedicated a World War
II Memorial listing all Keota area
men and women who had served
or were serving in World War II.
By the time the war had ended,
close to 500 names graced the
Memorial. This Memorial stood
on Broadway Avenue (Main
Street) in downtown Keota and
was said to be one of the finest
in the state. Over 2000 area
citizens attended the dedication.
Through the years, the Memorial
shined both day and night, but
weather and time took its toll and
the Memorial was dismantled in
the mid-1960s.
The Memorial was replaced
by a stone monument in the
Wilson Memorial Park, with
an inscription “To the lasting
memory of the gallant who gave
their full measure of devotion and
service to our glorious country.”
A beautiful framed photo of
the original memorial hangs in
the Keota V.F.W. When people
see this photo for the first time
they instinctively ask where it
is located. When informed that
it use to stand on Main Street,
but was torn down, they first
ask why and then inquire about
rebuilding the Memorial.
A few years ago, a new
memorial similar to the World
War II Memorial was discussed.
Many ideas were explored and
a proposal was presented to
area citizens, Veterans and
organizations.
In
November
of 2013, a “Veteran’s Tribute”
by William (Bill) Hultman was
produced; local talent was used
and the proceeds were used as
the first step in fundraising for
a new memorial. A Veteran’s
Memorial
Committee
was
formed and it has been meeting
for several months. Members
include:
Dave
Hobscheidt
(Chairman), Marilyn Sieren,
Linda Werger, Pat Hultman,
Gina Bennett, Duane Sprouse,
Mike McNurlen, Mary Ann Bell,
Melinda Eakins, Josh Carr and
Larry Gale Sanders.
The new memorial will have
the individual names of all
area men and women who have
served; members of the Keota
Grand Army of The Republic,
The Keota American Legion,
the Keota Veterans of Foreign
Wars, were listed on one or
more of the Keota Honor Rolls,
attended school in the Keota
area or buried in one of the area
cemeteries. To date over 1300
names have been compiled.
A site for the new memorial
has been tentatively selected
on Main Street, but the final
transaction is still in the process.
The total cost of the memorial
is approximately $125,000. So
far, $32,000 has been raised,
which is about 25 percent of
the total projected cost. Two
big fundraisers are coming up –
the first is a Benefit Auction on
Saturday, June 14, following the
Keota Fun Days Grand Parade
and the second is a Keota
Unlimited’s Labor Day Weekend
Raffle. For more information,
see the advertisement in this
week’s News-Review or contact
a Veteran’s Memorial Committee
member.
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Panthers Stand Tall Together at Iowa Tri-County Alumni Banquet
State Track & Field Championships
By Adam Meier,
Regional Sports Editor
5/22 – 5/24 Iowa State Track
& Field Championships
What
motivates
Pekin’s
track
and
field
athletes?
Listening to their comments
following whatever event just
got over with makes the answer
obvious.
“We all pump each other
up,” – senior Jess Horras.
“We push each other really
hard,” – sophomore Christian
Wittrock.
“We blend really well together
and that’s all that matters,” –
senior Brody Long.
It’s clear that one of, if
not the key motivating factor
surrounding Pekin track &
field is the drive of each athlete
to perform the best for one
another.
That drive, which comes
from the simple fact that most
of the Panthers have such close
friendships with one another,
helped propel the Pekin boys’
and girls’ track & field teams to
impressive showings at the State
Track & Field Championships in
Des Moines.
Pekin’s
girls’
squad
accumulated a total of 40 points
as a team to finish fourth, while
the boys’ squad tallied 11 points
to tie for 12th.
In one of the very first
events of the meet, sophomores
and best friends Gwynne Wright
and Taylor Lock started side-byside in the 3,000 and they both
finished nicely.
“I knew we had a chance
to do something great,” Wright
said about the 3,000. “ Taylor’s
really talented. We were hoping
to come away with some points.
I’m really happy for both of us.”
Wright placed second behind
Griswold’s Rebekah Topham
(9:57) with a time of 10:36,
while Lock ran a time of 11:29
to place 19th.
“She’s my best friend and
she pushes me every single
practice,” Lock said about
Wright. “Whenever we get on the
track I try to stay with her for
a couple laps and keep her in
my sights, which is really hard
to do.”
If
not
for
Griswold’s
Topham, Wright might have
very well came home holding
three gold medals, but instead,
Wright had to settle for three
silvers. Wright finished second
to Topham, a junior, in both the
1,500 (4:58) and the 800 (2:19).
Still, it was an incredible threeday stretch for Wright, which
was highlighted by getting the
handoff from her older sister,
Samantha, for the anchor leg
of the distance medley. Despite
a shaky handoff that resulted
in the Wrights tripping, the
Panthers still placed 5th (4:21);
Kaylee
Linder
and
Sloan
Reighard ran the first two legs.
Pekin’s
boys’
distance
medley of Tyler & Chase
Copeland, Christian Wittrock
and Cade Millikin, finished in
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The Copeland brothers and
Wittrock, who ran the 400-leg in
Pekin’s medley relay, also ran in
Pekin’s 4x100 (19th, 45.72) and
4x200 (6th, 1:32.82) relays at
State, along with senior Brody
Long.
Just like the Wright sisters
did in the distance medley, the
Copeland brothers were blessed
with the opportunity to run
together in the same event on
the blue oval in Drake Stadium.
How did that feel? – you might
ask. Well, in the words of both
Chase (a sophomore) and
Tyler (a freshman), “It’s pretty
awesome.”
Tyler ran the opening legs in
two of the three relays he was
in at State and he says his goal
each time is simple: “My goal
every time I start is to hand off
the baton first.”
Chase, who ran the anchor
leg in two of his three relays at
State, has a different mindset
than his younger brother,
specifically
in
the
4x200
alongside a certain team from
the South Iowa Cedar League.
“What’s going through my head
is that I don’t want to have
to worry about anyone but
Lynnville-Sully; that ended up
working out that way,” Copeland
said about getting the baton in
the 4x200. “’I gotta go,’ is what
I was thinking the whole time.”
The Panthers got second in their
heat and sixth overall, while
Lynnville-Sully placed second in
the 4x200 and won the 4x100.
Copeland also ran in the
100-meter dash and placed tenth
in a time of 10.52 seconds.
Pekin’s 4x100 and 4x200
relays almost looked a lot
differently this season, as senior
Brody Long was convinced by
his now teammates to join the
team. “I didn’t go out my junior
year, but these guys talked me
into going out my senior year
and I’m glad I did,” said Long
after running the 4x200. “It
feels great; I wouldn’t want my
last year to go any other way.”
Another of Pekin’s seniors,
Cade Millikin, ran the anchor
leg of the 4x800. The group of
Ryan Millikin, Austin Fariss,
Cole Reighard and Cade Millikin,
combined to run a time of 8:40
to finish 13th. Ryan Millikin,
the lone freshman qualifier in
the 1,600 in Class 1A, clocked
in with a time of 4:52 to place
19th.
Continuing on the trend of
seniors competing for the last
time in their Pekin uniforms,
Samantha Wright, Jess Horras
and throwers Eric Adam &
Jared Bond all put stamps on
their careers in Des Moines.
Wright placed 24th (1:14)
in the 400-meter hurdles and
helped Pekin’s 4x400 of Whitney
Horras, Tayler Winn and Taylor
Reynolds, place 23rd in a time of
4:23.
Jess Horras, who has had
to overcome a lot throughout
her senior year, ran in Pekin’s
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“I’ve had some injuries, with
a concussion and some other
things,” Horras said. “But I put
in a lot of hard work. We worked
together a lot as a team.”
Horras, along with Mallory
Reed, Nikole Arendt and Kaylee
Linder, combined to run a time
of 52.69 seconds in the 4x100 to
place sixth overall. In the sprint
medley Horras, Reed, Linder
and Taylor Reynolds, placed 14th
with a time of 1:56. Reed also
placed ninth in the 100-meter
hurdles (16.20 seconds), while
Reynolds, along with Sloan
Reighard, Whitney Horras and
Shea Dahlstrom, finished 19th
in the 4x800 in a time of 10:27.
Eric Adam scored points for
the Panthers in the shot put,
while Jared Bond did the same
for Pekin in the discus. Adam
placed sixth in the shot put with
a distance of 49’3’’, while Bond
placed 13th (46’10.5’’). In the
discus Bond came in seventh
place with a toss of 147’7’’, and
Adam finished 20th with a throw
of 127’1’’.
Junior Bridget Fritchen
nearly matched her personal
best in the discus to finish
eighth with a throw of 109’3’’,
while Shelbie Williams threw
97’6’’ and placed 21st. Williams,
a sophomore, had a much
stronger outing in the shot
put, however, and her only
motivating factor was herself.
“I wanted to at least get about
30 feet and not choke like I did
last year,” Williams said about
her mindset going in. “I thought
I threw pretty good, especially
coming in with my arm the way
it is.” Williams’ ailing forearm
muscles didn’t stop her from
throwing 38’8.50’’ and finishing
in second place. When asked
what her goal is for next year,
Williams’ answer was simple
and straightforward: “Being the
champion is my goal. I want to
throw 40 feet.”
Pekin also took two boy and
two girl high jumpers to Des
Moines. After pushing each other
to their peaks all spring, Coltan
Lanman and Zach Conger, along
with Beth Atwood and Kaysha
Dodson, counted their steps
and placed their pieces of tape
for the last time this season.
Lanman, a junior, had the best
performance of any Panther in
the high jump, finishing sixth
with an impressive mark of
6’2’’. Meanwhile, Conger, who
is just a freshman, cleared
6’0’’ and finished 14th. Atwood
and Dodson, who are both
sophomores, finished 18th and
19th, respectively, with Atwood
clearing 4’10’’ and Dodson
clearing 4’8’’.
The friendly competition
of the Pekin high jumpers
epitomizes the nature of what
goes on within the Pekin track
& field program and it’s what
has contributed to its success.
These athletes want to not only
do the best they can, they want
to see the person next to them
do as best as they can. That
mutual energy is, in large part,
what feeds the program, and
it’s what fueled the Panthers
to such great success this past
spring.
Kaylee Linder, a freshman no
less, already has the right idea:
“Our team is like a family,” she
said. And she’s right, Pekin
track and field is like a family.
Tri-County Alumni met on Saturday, May 24, at the TriCounty gymnasium for their annual meeting and banquet.
Special honored guests included John McCurdy of Des Moines,
who graduated from Gibson High School in 1934 and Neva
Fisher Ewald of Sigourney, who graduated from What Cheer
High School in 1938.
Tri-County Alumni elected officers at their annual meeting on May 24. Pictured, left to right, are: Jane Green Larson,
secretary; Janice Huffman Tish, 2nd vice president; Norma
Green Harvey, 1st vice president; Shirley Green Tremmel and
Carol Ridgeway, a volunteer assisting the Alumni Board. Not
pictured, Sandy Van Patten, treasurer.)
Classmates of Tri-County 1959 South High School met for
their 55th Class Reunion. Pictured, left to right, are: front
row: Myra Walker Kerger, Jack Blaylock, Coreen Kitzman
Renner and Janice Huffman Tish; back row: Gordon Hellman,
Kathy Just Anderson, Jane Green Larson, Richard Puder and
Russell Fogle.
The Class of 1964 celebrated their 50th Year Reunion.
Pictured, left to right, front row: Charlotte Purdy Foster,
Penny Benzing Headly and Janice Oliver Strong; back row:
James Striegel, Susan McDonald Durian and Sid Maxwell.
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The Class of 1989 celebrated their 25 Year Class Reunion.
As part of the evening program, this class group presented
a plaque in memory of a former classmate, Deputy Sheriff
Eric Stein. Pictured, left to right, front row: Heather Hudson
Bombei, Nichole Stoops Behrens, Christine Smith Howard and
Angie Tish Meyer; back row, Patrick Headley, Billy George and
Daryl Coble.
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In Search of Our Ancient Americans Students Graduate Opera House Band at
From Indian Hills WC Opera House
At English Valleys History Center
The English Valleys History
Center is presenting a program entitled “In Search of Our
Ancient Americans” on Sunday,
June 22, at 2:00 p.m. at the
History Center. Bill Anderson of
Richland, will discuss what life
was like in the past in Keokuk
County along the Skunk River
based upon the clues from that
archaeologists have found. He
will also share some of the
history of Chiefs Keokuk and
Wapello.
Bill Anderson has had a
long time interest in archaeology, Native Americans and the
history of Iowa. He is a native of
Blakesburg in Wapello County
and has spent a lifetime as an
educator. He retired from Pekin
Community Schools in 1994
after 32 years as a classroom
teacher, coach, and administrator. He spent the last several years before retirement
teaching middle school social
studies, with a strong emphasis on archaeology and Native
Americans.
He founded the Southeast
Iowa Archaeology Chapter of the
Iowa Archaeological Society several years ago and has served
in the past as President of the
Iowa Archaeological Society.
He is a long-standing member
of the I.A.S. and has worked
with the Office of the State
Archaeologist.
He has been married to his
wife, Pauline, for 55 years, and
they are parents of two children and six grandchildren. Bill
and Pauline are long-time residents of Richland where they
are involved in community and
church activities.
The EV History Center is
located at 108 N. Main Street in
North English, and all are invited to attend this event at no
charge. Donations are accepted.
Auxiliary Places Flags Hats & More Meet
On Graves at Sorden At Sirloin Stockade
The Auxiliary of Keswick
American Legion James Murphy
Post No. 319 met at the Sorden
Cemetery on Thursday, May
22 at 4:15 p.m. along with the
Sorden Cemetery Association
for the purpose of placing flags
and wreaths on the grave sites
of the veterans and 12 members were in attendance. The
avenue flags were in place and
the weather was ideal.
After placing 142 flags and
wreaths on veteran’s grave
sites the group gathered at the
Legion Hall for refreshments
served by Karen Sharper.
The annual Memorial Day
program was held at the Sorden
cemetery Monday May 26 at 2
p.m.
The winners for the poppy
posters are as follows:
2nd Grade
First Place - December
Davis
Second Place - Logan
Toloza
3rd Grade
First Place - Delanie Little
Second Place - Macy
Schmidt
The next meeting Thursday,
June 26. Carla Burdock is
presenting the program and
Sandra Hudson is Hostess.
Hats & More members arrived
at Sirloin Stockade in Ottumwa
for their Thursday, May 22 meeting in spite of all the detours,
road construction and showers.
We were comforted by the tasty
buffet and relating our stories
about our trip there.
Prize winners were Janet
Wade and Carla Burdock. May
baskets filled with goodies were
used as table decorations, and
was hosted Clarene Krumm and
Althes Lucas.
The Wednesday, June 18
meeting is at Tequila Grill in
Sigourney at 11:30 a.m. and hosted by Florence Johnston, Karen
Sharper, and Carla Burdock.
Sign Up for Hunter’s
Education Course
Sign up now in the Recorder’s
Office for Saturday, June 21,
2014 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Keokuk
County Sportsmen’s Club 20162
240th Ave., Sigourney.
Class size limited to 30 students Option 1: 15 students may
register through the Keokuk
County Recorder’s Officer.
Option 2: 15 students can register online at https://www.iowadnr.gov/training/index.php/
ClassDetail/986/ and lunch is
provided.
Indian Hills Community
College released the names of
the students who completed
their graduation requirements
at the end of the 2014 Spring
Term.
Deep River: Jennifer A.
Henry (AAS)
Delta: Destiny A. Adams
(AAS), Felicia J. Ingle (AAS),
Charleen L. Souer (Diploma),
Carolyn S. Walden (AAS)
Fremont: Tyler D. Archer
(AA),
Nathan
L.
Hinton
(Diploma), Miranda L. Songer
(Diploma), Rachel E. Welch (AA
and AAS)
Hedrick:
Trenton
D.
Conger (Diploma), Destiny R.
Harvey (AA, AAS and Diploma),
Jonathan W. Irwin (Diploma),
Zach M. Lemay (Diploma),
Brandy E. Millikin (AA and
AAS), Bobbi J. Mosbey (AA)
Keota: Caleb J. Ahrens
(AA), Stephanie N. Baker
(Diploma), Lucas A. Snedigar
(AAS)
New Sharon: Daniel J.
Vande Voort (AA)
North English: Jennifer L.
Blaylock (AA)
Ollie: Anna M. Wilcox (AA
and AAS)
Packwood: Cathy R. Askew
(Diploma), Stratton R. Bond
(AA), Niccole R. Giberson (AA),
Athena Dawn Suttles (AA)
Richland: Clayton Essary
(Diploma), William J. Holmes
(AAS), Dakota J. Lisk (Diploma),
Rachel N. Shaw (AAS)
Sigourney:
Isaac
O.
Utterback (Diploma), Gretchen
A. Witzenburg (AA), Loretta L.
Witzenburg (AA)
Webster: Kimberlee L.
Garringer (AAS)
What Cheer: Leah E. Boyer
(Diploma), Morgan Duncan
(Diploma).
Iowa Newspaper Foundation Award Eleven Scholarships
Eleven Iowa students were
selected as recipients of Iowa
Newspaper Foundation scholarships for the 2014-2015 academic year. The scholarships are
awarded to students preparing
for a career in the newspaper
industry.
This year’s awards and recipients include:
Le Mars Daily Sentinel
Scholarship,
$500:
Jamie
Byrnes graduated from Harlan
Community High School and
attends Morningside College.
Carter Pitts Scholarship
Endowment
Award,
$500:
Andrew Buenger graduated from
Clay Central/Everly High School
and attends Central College
Iowa Journalism Institute
Scholarship, $1,000 total: Two
awards for 2014-2015. A graduate
from Coon Rapids-Bayard High
School, Dora Grote attends the
University of Iowa and receives
a $500 award. Madeline Topf
is graduating from Ames High
School and attending Carleton
College in Minnesota. She also is
receiving a $500 award.
David W. Belin Scholarship,
$1,000: Following graduation
from Maquoketa Valley Senior
High School, Jenna Reeves is
attending Iowa State University.
Iowa Newspaper Foundation
Scholarships: $2,000 total: Four
awards for 2014-2015. Lauren
Coffey, a graduate from Johnston
Senior High School attends the
University of Iowa and is receiving $500. A high school graduate from Oxford Academy in
California, Steffi Lee attends
Simpson College and is receiving
$500. Following graduation from
Lincoln High School, another
$500 recipient, Amy Luong, is
attending the University of Iowa.
Also receiving the $500 award is
Mikaela Parrick who is graduating from Central Lyon High
School and attend the University
of Iowa.
Fred
W.
Woodward
Scholarship, $500: Riley Cole, a
student at West Delaware High
School, is graduating and attending Wartburg College.
Iowa
College
Media
Association Scholarship, $500:
Laura Goettsch graduated from
Green Mountain-Garwin High
School and attends Grand View
University.
The
Iowa
Newspaper
Foundation received 75 applications for the 11 scholarships.
These annual scholarships are
one way the INF contributes to
the education of young Iowans
anticipating newspaper careers.
The
Iowa
Newspaper
Foundation is grateful to the
Woodward Foundation for their
support of the Fred W. Woodward
Scholarship.
The
scholarship honors the late Fred W.
Woodward, longtime publisher of
the Dubuque Telegraph Herald.
The
David
W.
Belin
Scholarship is awarded to a student attending or planning to
attend the Greenlee School of
Journalism and Communication
at Iowa State University and is
in conjunction with the Iowa
Journalism Institute awards
which are funded through a gift to
the Iowa Newspaper Foundation
by Gary Gerlach and Michael
Keokuk County Food
Pantry Donations
The Keokuk County Food
Pantry received many donations during the April and May
months.
Sigourney
4th
graders, Jean Patzner, K’s of the
Square, retired school personnel of Keokuk County, Christian
Church, St. Mary’s Church,
Holy Trinity Church in Keota,
Baptist Church and North
English Christian Church.
SIEDA PAT
Stick-To-It Meets, Earns Credential
Sieda Community Action’s
Makes Donations Parents
as Teachers (PAT) pro
In their April meeting, the
Stick-To-It 4-H club made donations to the following causes
and projects to show gratitude
and appreciation for our community.
$100 was set aside to buy
new equipment for the 4-H dog
obedience at the fairgrounds.
$150 was pledged to the
Lord’s Pantry, to help the struggling members of Sigourney and
those in surrounding areas.
$200 was pledged to the
Sigourney Park, to help liven up
the community around the area
and promote communication.
$50 was pledged to the local
chapter of Mary’s Meals, which
provides meals to starving children in Africa. This was to
help better the lives of those
less fortunate in this world and
help better the world view and
be loyal to our fellow human
beings.
Gartner. The late David W. Belin
was a nationally-recognized lawyer and longtime business partner of Gerlach and Gartner.
Two scholarships are given
in memory of the late Carter
Pitts, longtime publisher of the Le
Mars Daily Sentinel and the first
president of the Iowa Newspaper
Foundation. The Carter Pitts and
Le Mars Daily Sentinel scholarships are funded by an annual gift from the Daily Sentinel.
The Carter Pitts Scholarship
Endowment award was set up
through a gift established by
members of the Pitts’ family.
The
Iowa
Newspaper
Foundation scholarships are provided through contributions from
Iowa newspapers and the Pages
for the 21st Century program.
The Iowa College Media
Association (ICMA) is offered to
a student attending a college or
university with a membership in
ICMA.
The INF is offering scholarships for students again next
year. An online application is
available to all public and private high schools in Iowa as
well as college and university
journalism and mass communication departments. Look for
more information on the Iowa
Newspaper Association website at
www.inanews.com in September
2014.
The mission of the INF, a 501
(c)(3) non-profit corporation, is to
champion and improve the quality and future of Iowa’s newspaper enterprises and the communities they serve and to raise
funds to fulfill this mission.
Milestones
MILESTONES
SUBMISSIONS
The What Cheer Opera House
Band’s second performance of
the 2014 season is Saturday,
June 21 at 7:30 p.m.
June members appearing in
this show are Margie and Harvey
Calvin, Oskaloosa; Doris Hicks,
Rose Hill; Ross Knipfer, North
English; and Julie Montgomery,
Cedar.
Special guests this month are
Stan Knipfer, Keosauqua, who
was the lead guitarist for many
years and Bill Morris, Ottumwa,
who has been a member in past
years. Bring your friends and
admission is a free will offering.
gram recently earned the Iowa
Family Support Credential. The
Iowa Family Support Credential
is awarded to family support
and parent education programs
that, through a rigorous external evaluation, are determined
to be in substantial adherence
to the Iowa Family Support
Standards. The Sieda PAT is
the forty-third Iowa program to
earn this honored distinction.
“We are proud and delighted to receive the Iowa Family
Support
Credential,”
said
Becky Falck, Director of Family
Support Services for Sieda
Community Action. “This distinction is clear evidence of the
hard work and dedication of
the Parents as Teachers staff.”
The Iowa Family Support
Standards are based on the
most up to date, evidence based
practices in the family support
field. Adherence to the standards indicates the program is
providing high-quality services
resulting in positive outcomes
for young children and their
families. The Sieda PAT program
was required to meet the 139
standards to receive the Iowa
Family Support Credential. The
Iowa Family Support Credential
is valid for five years.
Parents as teachers is an
in-home visitation program for
parents with children ages birth
to age 5. The PAT program provides parents with child developmental knowledge and parenting support, provide early
detection of developmental
delays and health issues, prevent child abuse and neglect,
and increase children’s school
readiness. The PAT model
includes one-on-one home visits, monthly group meetings,
developmental screenings, and
a resource network for families.
Sieda Community Action, a
private organization established
in 1965 as a community action
agency, implements a range of
services designed to strengthen
families, promote child development and help individuals
and families with basic needs.
Through our programs, individuals in Appanoose, Davis,
Jefferson, Keokuk, Mahaska,
Van Buren, and Wapello counties are better prepared to meet
their basic needs. With this
strong foundation, individuals
and families are more likely to
become self-reliant and contribute positively to their families and communities.
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The News-Review invites
“Milestones”
announcements to share with the
community. Send all engagement, birth, wedding
and anniversary announcements to The News-Review,
P.O. Box 285, Sigourney, IA
52591, drop by the office at
114 East Washington, or email them to signred@lisco.
com.
A $10 photo fee is assessed per photo, per newspaper. The SNR is also able
to submit the ‘Milestone’ to
all Keokuk County newspapers. Announcements are posted to the website at www.
sigourneynewsreview.com.
Helen Romberg
100th Birthday
Helen Romberg’s children,
Stan, Linda, Cliff and Jan would
like to announce their mothers 100th birthday on Monday,
June 16. Cards may be sent to
Highland Ridge, 100 Village View
Circle, Room 166, Williamsburg,
IA 52361.
Keswick United Methodist
Women Meet at Fellowship Hall
Keswick United Methodist
Women met on Thursday, May 1
in Fellowship Hall. Present: Lois
Axmear, Connie Axmear, Dee
Bowman, Joann Davis, Harriet
Dennison, Donna Coble, Karen
Sharp, Denise Fry, Margaret
Fry, Mary Ann Fuller, Lucille
Harper, Jo Ann Moore, Verna
Ridenour, Martha Schlicht,
Janet Wade, and Judie Ulin.
Devotions were taken from
the May Upper Room. Prayer
concerns were shared for Dee
Bowman, Margaret Fry, Ed
Ploog, and the aunt of Joann
Davis. Jo Ann Moore led the
group for the UMW Purpose,
the Christian and American
flags. Happy Birthday was sung
to Lois Axmear. It was noted
Norma DeBont’s birthday is
May 22. Roll call was answered
by 16 present with memories
of May Day or May Pole dancing. Minutes of the preceding
meeting were read with no corrections. The treasurer’s report
was given with a reminder the
Flea Market Pie donations may
be given to the church treasury.
It was noted the annual district
pledge is sent this month, along
with special mission district
askings. Judie Ulin shared from
the Missionary Prayer Calendar.
Mission Kit information is on the
table with kit supplies already
coming in to the church; these
by June Rice
Leon and Laurel Streigle
and June Rice attended spring
commencement at Iowa State
University. The Streigle’s granddaughter, Emily Conrad of
Ottumwa, graduated from the
College of Veterinary Medicine.
Dr. Emily is starting her career
in a veterinary clinic in Illinois.
Sign Up For Share
Food in Oskaloosa
The regular sign-up day
for Share Food is at Oskaloosa
Evangelical
Church,
1513
S. Market St., Oskaloosa on
Wednesday, June 11 from 9-10
a.m.
Two hours of community
service is required for each unit
of food bought.
The distribution day is on
Saturday, June 28 from 9-10
a.m. at Oskaloosa Evangelical
Church. Since the food is perishable, failure to pick up units
of food on time causes it to
be distributed to others. No
refund or credit can be given.
The warehouse is always in
need for volunteers. Call Carol
McPherson at 641-638-0432 to
place an order.
Online orders are accepted
beginning on the dates listed
above at www.shareiowa.org.
Fore more information call
1-800-344-1107.
are due at the October meeting. Jo Ann Moore shared the
Program Resource Books are on
display for readers, and reports
are due in June. Books from one
section of the upstairs library
are displayed, the books need
to be looked through to see
which to save or taken for the
enjoyment of the group readers.
In old business, the all church
cleaning still needs to be done,
with a cleaning date to be set at
the next meeting. With no further business, the meeting was
closed with the Lord’s Prayer,
followed by the Program, “A
Mother’s Day Prayer for Peace,”
led by Verna Ridenour. She
began with an introduction of
her personal family history of
“service to our country.” The
opening poem, “To Our Wives
and Sweethearts” was written
by Harold Calvert and 1942.
Scripture was based on readings from Luke 13 and 19.
The Mother’s Day holiday was
declared by our president in
1914. A special moment closed
the program when sisters Verna
Ridenour, on the piano, and
Lois Axmear, soloist, performed
“Let There be Peace on Earth”.
Lucille Harper, hostess, served
refreshments. The Wednesday,
June 4 meeting includes the
Program, led by Connie Axmear,
with hostess Martha Schlicht.
June 4: Aubrynn Kime; Blake Davis;
Dayton McDanel
June 5: Christy Thomas; Ella Grace
DeBoef; Erin Ogden; John
Westercamp; Kaitlynn Pate
June 6: Bridget Cochran; Jordan
Baumert; Judith Christner
June 7: Alan Molyneux; Alisha Foubert;
Emily Slagle; Gene Roland; Mary
Allen Mauer; Wayne VanWeelden
June 8: Brooke Schmidt; Margie
Thomas; Melinda Sors; Sandy
Spain; Tammy Neitzel
June 9: Heath VanZee; Noelle
Elizabeth Ruckman; Octavia
VanPatten
June 10: Brityn Kukuzike; Ian Flint;
Kailey Gauley; Myrtle Molyneux
June 11: Ana Bos; Brian Foubert; Robb
Boze; Steve Gatton
June 12: David Bos; Margaret Bird;
Megan Striegel
June 13: Dave Decker; Mya Yamakie;
Trenton DeJong
June 14: Amy Hauschild-Bird; April
McKain; Mark Riffel; Rita Streigel
June 15: Brandyn Neville; Chris
VanPatten; Diane Kitzman; Frank
Coppersmith; Samatha
Schlesselman; Sullivan Stanley
June 16: Ryan Hull
June 17: Cheryl Hemsley; Jennifer
Phillips; Joe Steadham; Josh
VanZee; Steve McAdams
Deadlines for all Articles and
Advertising in The News-Review
are Friday at 5:00 p.m.
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The News-Review
~ Epperly ~
Robert
“Bob
Epp” Epperly, 66,
of Marion, formerly of Tama, passed
away Saturday,
May 31, 2014 at
his home under
the care of Hospice Compassus.
Funeral services are Thursday,
June 5, 2014 at 11:00 a.m. at
Kruse-Phillips Funeral Home in
Tama, with Rev. Dewey Grimes
officiating. Interment will follow at Woodlawn Cemetery in
Toledo. Visitation is Wednesday,
~ Utterback ~
Loren Lee Utterback, age
79, of Sigourney, died Sunday,
June 1, 2014, at his home.
Loren was born July 22,
1934, in Delta, to Otto and
Freida (Strohman) Utterback
and graduated from Delta High
School in 1953. On July 1, 1954,
he married Ilo Mae Sampson
at the Delta Christian Church.
Loren was assistant manager
of Graham’s Department Stores
in Sigourney, Maquoketa and
Oskaloosa before becoming
manager of the Winterset store
in 1959. He then managed the
Algona Graham’s from 1968
until 1978. Loren then worked
at Lausers Department Store
in Wilton until 2001, when he
~ Reinier ~
A service for Donald Reineir
of Bluegrass, who died Dec.
23, 2013, is Saturday, June
7 at 11 a.m. at Rock Creek
Cemetery. The services is conducted by Rev. Carla Nelson of
Ollie Baptist Church. A lunch
is following at Pizza Ranch in
Sigourney.
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June 4 from 4 to 7 p.m. at
Kruse-Phillips Funeral Home in
Tama.
Robert was born on February
11, 1948, in Charles City,
the son of Leslie and Musetta
(Ally) Epperly. He graduated
from Thornburg High School.
Bob served his country in the
US Army during the Vietnam
War. He was united in marriage to Sharon Knowler on May
15, 1971 in Oskaloosa. Bob
worked as a construction lineman, retiring from Windstream
Communications in 2010. His
hobbies included fishing, riding
his Harley Davison motorcycle,
and collecting toy cars.
He
also enjoyed being outdoors and
working in his garage.
Survivors include his wife,
Sharon of Marion; two sons,
Chris Epperly of Tama and B.J.
(Cindy) Epperly of Tama; six
grandchildren, Kinzee, Kelsey,
Kolby, Karlee, Kadence, and
Koya; a great-granddaughter,
Keyleigh; one brother, Dean
(Lucy) Epperly of Williamsburg
and a brother-in-law, James
Stout of Sigourney.
Preceding him in death were
his parents; a sister, Martha
Stout; and a brother-in-law,
Steve Barron.
A memorial fund has been
established.
moved back to Sigourney and
started his own painting business. He retired from painting
in 2013. Loren was a member
of the Delta Christian Church
and enjoyed golfing, playing
horseshoes and singing with the
Utterback Quartet. His orneriness and joking will surely be
missed.
Survivors include four children: Dennis Utterback of Des
Moines, Denise (Steve) Farrell of
Ankeny, Darla (Frank) Calvert of
What Cheer and Danita Carter of
Oskaloosa; 13 grandchildren; 16
great grandchildren; one sister:
Ruth Stanley of Oskaloosa and
four brothers: Leland Utterback
of Grinnell, Kay Utterback of
Winterset, Jimmie Utterback of
Missouri and Richard Utterback
of Texas. He was preceded in
death by his parents; wife: Ilo
Mae; one sister: Betty Steele
and four brothers: Haldean,
Jack, Bruce and Larry.
Memorial graveside service
will be held at 2:00 p.m. on
Saturday, June 14, 2014, at
Tioga Cemetery in rural Rose
Hill. Burial will be at Tioga
Cemetery. There will be no visitation.
A memorial fund has been
established for the Keokuk
County Cancer Society. Powell
Funeral Home and Cremation
Service in Sigourney is car ing for Loren and his family.
Condolences may be e-mailed at
www.powellfuneralhomes.com
under obituaries.
Weather
Review
The following report is compiled by Doug Flanders, Sigourney’s official weather observer
and includes the date, high, low
and precipitation readings.
HI
LO
Tues., May 27
79
67
Precip. - .30
Wed., May 28
85
64
Thurs., May 29
81
59
Precip. - Trace
Fri., May 30
83
64
Sat., May 31
85
65
Sun., June 1
85
68
Mon., June 2
87
65
Precip. - .65
District
Court
The following actions were recently resolved in the District
Court of Keokuk County. All information is a matter of public
record and available at www.iowacourts.gov.
Steven C. Peterson, Delta, was
charged with Theft 3rd Degree
on 1/15/14. Peterson entered
a Negotiated/Voluntary Plea of
Gulty on 5/23/14. Peterson received a Fine of $625, 6 month
Jail term, 6 month Suspended
Jail term and 2 years Probation. Total amount due, which
includes court cost, is $0.
Nickalas J. Deegan, Hedrick,
was charged with Driving While
Barred Habitual Offender on
4/26/14. Deegan received a Deferred Judgment on 5/30/14, 2
years Probation and a Civil Penalty. Total amount due, which
includes court cost, is $725.
~ Dyson ~
Dorothy Helen Dyson, 92,
died Wednesday, May 28, 2014
at the Manor House in Sigourney.
She was born September 20,
1921 to George Andrew and Alta
Mae Martin Cassens in rural
Keokuk County. She graduated
from 8th grade from Stoney
Point Country School. On June
3, 1944 she married Glenn
Eugene Dyson. They lived and
~ Weeks ~
Phyllis J. Weeks, 74, of Marion,
went to be with the Lord Friday,
May 23, 2014, at the Dennis
and Donna Oldorf Hospice
House of Mercy, Hiawatha. Per
her wishes, there will be no
services. A private family inurnment will take place at Garrett
Cemetery, Delta. Arrangements
by Murdoch Funeral Home &
Cremation Center, Marion.
Survivors include her sons,
Steven (Billye) Weeks of Marion
and Randy (Carla) Weeks of
Independence;
grandchildren, Jeremy (Aimee) Weeks of
Waterloo, and Christina Weeks
Daniel Scott Geiwitz, Coralville, was charged with Possession of Drug Paraphernalia
on 5/10/14. Geiwitz entered a
Negotiated/Voluntary Plea of
Guilty on 5/30/14 and received
a Fine of $625. Total amount
due, which includes court cost,
is $0.
Anthony Brown, Hedrick, was
charged with Operating While
Under the Influence 2nd offense
on 4/10/14. Brown entered a
Negotiated/Voluntary Plea of
Guilty on 5/30/14. Brown received a 30 day Jail term, a 23
day Suspended Jail term, probation for 2 years and a Fine
of $1,875. Total amount due,
which includes court cost, is
$2,641.25.
Real Estate
Grant S. Wolf Jr. and Rita
A. Wolf to Micah R. Hills, HED
OPHE 44-01.
Leo F. Kavitz and Yadriana
Maria Kavitz to Ashley N. Kavitz
and Ashley N. Stull, KEO WESD
12.
Ashley N. Stull and Chad Alan
Stull to Ashley N. Stull and Chad
Alan Stull, KEO WESD 12.
Carolyn Sue McDonald, Carolyn Rauch and Carolyn Sue
Rauch to Stephen Rauch and
Stephen Dale Rauch, WC KING
02-04 PT.
Stephen Rauch and Stephen
Dale Rauch to Michael L. Craycraft, WC KING 02-04 PT.
Eugene L. Vogel, Eugene Vogel, Sandra K. Vogel, Sandra
Vogel, Douglas A. Vogel, Leesa
Vogel, Barbara J. Blomme and
Jerry Blomme to Vogel Livestock
LLC, 12-016-74 SE1/4 SE1/4
PT.
Michael B. Wagler, Rachel
I. Wagler, Carroll D. Huffman
and Carol A. Huffman to Caseys
Marketing Co., SIG LOWE 0105, SIG LOWE 01-06, SIG LOWE
01-07 PT, SIG LOWE 01-08 PT,
SIG LOWE 01 ALLEY PT, SIG
LOWE 01 ALLEY PT, SIG LOWE
01-07 PT, SIG LOWE 01-08 PT.
Nathan Clarahan and Penny
B. Clarahan to Caseys Marketing Co., SIG LOWE 01-04, SIG
LOWE 01- ALLEY PT.
Richard T. Poter Est and Tim
farmed East of Stoney Point. In
1972, they bought a farm and
moved to Green City, Miss. In
2004 they retired and moved
back to Sigourney and have
resided at the Manor House
since 2011. She was a member of the Stoney Point Hustler
and attended the English River
Church of the Brethren. She
was preceded in death by her
children Carolyn Sue, Twyla,
Richard “Ricky” Glenn, and her
sister Henrietta Yaeger. She
is survived by Glenn Eugene
Dyson, her husband of nearly 70 years. She is also survived by her daughter, Marilyn
Jeanette (Rev. Paul) Thompson,
her
granddaughters,
Rev.
Susannah Leigh (Dr. Richard)
DeBenedetto, Rebekah Jane
(Jon) Matzenbacher, and her
great granddaughter, Ella Marie
Matzenbacher, and many nieces
and nephews.
Memorials may go to Cystic
Fibrosis Foundation or the
English River Church of the
Brethren.
Arrangements were made
by
Holm
Funeral
Home,
Sigourney.
of Independence; and aunt,
Martha Jean Lisk of Sigourney.
She was preceded in death
by her parents, Clarence and
Marcena Leathers, and her
grandparents.
Phyllis was born February
2, 1940, in Delta, the daughter of Clarence and Marcena
(Tanner) Leathers. She graduated from Delta High School and
worked for many years at King’s
Material Inc. in Cedar Rapids in
accounting. Phyllis liked to cook
and bake, and enjoyed crafting.
She had a special fondness for
horses, loved Christmas, and
Iowa Hawkeyes Basketball. She
was known as “Ma” to many of
Steve and Randy’s friends, and
was always willing to participate
in any of the kid’s activities,
especially their Sunday night
softball and basketball “pickup” games.
Memorials may be directed to
the family in Phyllis’ memory.
The family wishes to extend
a special thank you to Kathy
Sankey and Becky McCarville
for their support and friendship.
Please sign the online guestbook for Phyllis at www.murdochfuneralhome.com under
obituaries.
Willcockson Admin to Leonard K. Coble, 13-12-74 SE1/4
SE1/4 PT, 13-12-74 SE1/4
SE1/4 L04 PT, 13-12-74 NE1/4
SE1/4 PT.
Kathleen Troyer and Richard
Trouer to Bernard Vittetoe and
Mary Vittetoe, 11-25-77 NW1/4
NW1/4 L03 SDL01, 11-25-77
NW1/4 NW1/4 L03 SDL02, 1125-77 NW1/4 NW1/4 RR ROW
PT.
Daniel L. Powell Est, Kathleen
Troyer COEXEC and Bradley
Coffman COEXEC to Bernard
Vittetoe and Mary Vittetoe,
11-25-77 NW1/4 NW1/4 L03
SDL01, 11-25-77 NW1/4 NW1/4
L03 SDL02, 11-25-77 NW1/4
NW/4 RR ROW PT.
Daniel L. Powell Est, Kathleen Troyer COEXEC and Bradley Coffman COEXEC to JCO
Properties Inc, 11-16-77 SE1/4
NE1/4, 11-16-77 NE1/4 SE1/4
PT.
Kimberlee Ferrell and Edward Lynn Pross Jr., to William
Chmelar, Ellen Denise Nelson
COEXEC, Denise Nelson COEXEC, Jeffery Layne Andeway
COEXEC, Jeff Andeway COEXEC and Marilyn J. Chmelar Est,
RIC RLT1 02-02.
John D. Duwa and Katherine
L. Duwa to Terry J. Bontrager
and Ada Kay Bontrager, 10-2677 NE1/4 SE1/4 PT.
Juanita Etter Est and Robert Cotton Etter EXEC to Susan Dean, Mary Beth Etter and
Robert Cotton Etter, SIG BRAY
01-03 PT, SIG BRAY 01 ALLEY
PT, SIG BRAY 01-04, SIG BRAY
01-05, SIG BRAY 01-06, SIG
BRAY 01 ALLEY PT, SIG OPSG
RR ROW PT.
Juanita Etter Est and Robert
Cotton Etter COEXEC to Robert
Cotton Etter, SIG BRAY 01-07,
SIG BRAY 01-08, SIG BRAY 01
ALLEY PT, SIG OPSG RR ROW
PT.
Michael Lenhart and Eva Lenhart to Cynthia Bowermaster
and Raymond L. Bowermaster
Dec., 12-28-74 SW1/4 SW1/4
L05 D11, 12-28-74 SW1/4
SW1/4 L05 D12 PT, 12-28-74
SW1/4 SW1/4 L05 D12 PT.
Adam J. Clark and Anna
K. Clark to Henry Goetz, DEL
MCNB 04-01 PT, DEL MCNB
04-03 PT, DEL MCNB 04-02,
Business Directory
ABSTRACTING
SERVICES
KEOKUK COUNTY
ABSTRACT CO.
100 S. Main St.
Sigourney, IA
641-622-3321
DAY & BORDwEll ABSTRACTS
Abstracts of title in
Keokuk & washington Counties
114 w. washington St., Ste. 1
P.O. Box 303
Sigourney, IA
641-622-2600
319-863-9200
FAX 319-653-4797
CARE FACILITIES
MANOR HOUSE CARE CENTER
DEER VIEw MANOR
Assisted living, Intermediate
and Skilled Care Facility
1212 S. Stuart St.
Sigourney, IA
641-622-2142
SIGOURNEY CARE CENTER
wINDSOR PlACE
Assisted living, Intermediate
and Skilled Care Facility
900 S. Stone, Box 21
Sigourney, IA
641-622-2971
INTERNET SERVICES
Cloudburst9 wireless Internet
High Speed wireless Internet
that does not require a landline.
Call 877-528-2727 or locally call
Andy Conrad at 319-461-0108
LEGAL SERVICES
llOYD, McCONNEll,
DAVIS & lUJAN, llP
Attorneys at law
117 S. Jefferson Street
Sigourney, IA 52591
641-622-2215
MEDICAL SERVICES
KEOKUK COUNTY
MEDICAl ClINIC
Robert Castro., M.D.
Mary Graeff, M.D., F.A.A.P.
Sam Mikota, DNP, FNP-C
Brian Murphy, A.R.N.P.
23019 Hwy. 149 (lower level)
Sigourney, IA 641-622-1170
UI HEAlTH CARE-SIGOURNEY
Family Medicine
Harriet Echtenacht, M.D.
Robert Baker, PA-C
Michelle Malloy, ARNP
1314 S. Stuart
Sigourney, IA
641-622-3840
PRINTING SERVICES
THE NEwS-REVIEw
Envelopes, letterheads,
Forms, Register Forms,
Business Cards, Posters,
Banners, Invitations
and More
114 E. washington
P.O. Box 285 Sigourney
641-622-3110
fax 641-622-2766
PASSPORT
PHOTOGRAPHS
THE NEwS-REVIEw
114 E. washington, Sigourney
Call For An Appointment
641-622-3110
DEL MCNB 04-04.
Southeast Iowa Multi County Solid Waste Agency to Brett
J. Slaubaugh and Belinda S.
Slaubaugh, 10-32-74 NW1/4
NW1/4 PT, 10-32-74 SW1/4
NW1/4 PT.
South Ottumwa Savings Bank
to Cody Frye, HED OPHE 38-05
PT, HED OPHE 38-05 PT.
Ramona L. Kinner to Mark A.
Skinner, DEL REED 02-03, DEL
REED 02-04.
Margaret L. Conger and Margaret L. Shelby to Howard Dean
Conger, 11-11-74 SE1/4 NW1/4
PT.
Russell A. Aldinger Dec to Ramona A. Aldinger, SIG OPSG
16-08.
Keokuk County Sheriff, Green
Tree Servicing LLC, Vicki L.
Bourque, Vicki L. Volkl, Roy Andrew Volkl and Brian L. Bourque
to Green Tree Servicing LLC,
HED OPHE 14-23.
Green Tree Servicing LLC to
Federal National Mortgage Assn,
HED OPHE 14-23.
Richard L. Conger DEC to
Margaret G. Conger, OLL HAL2
01-01, OLL HAL2 01-02.
Margaret G. Conger to Bruce
A. Welch, OLL HAL2 01-01, OLL
HAL2 01-02.
Federal Home Loan Mortgage
Corp. to Stephen Whipple, WC
DCAS 04-01, WC DCAS 04-02,
WC JMJ2 07 EAST ST PT, WC
DCAS 04 EAST ST PT.
Allen Richard Wagler and
Lucille Marie Wagler to Phillip J. Buschmann, Cyrena A.
Buschmann, SIG OPSG OL05
PT.
Marriages
Dustin Steven Schuett to
Katelyn Jean Strupp, Katelyn
Jean Schuett. Groom is from
Tama County and the Bride is
from Marshall County.
Tickets
William Cody Anderson, Fairfield, speeding 55 or under zone
(6-10 over).
Michael Lee Shinn, Knoxville,
max hours of service violation.
Jessica
Laine
Erbacher,
Sigourney, poss/purch alcohol by person 18/19/20-1st offense.
Mark James Moore, Ottumwa,
fail to maintain safety belts.
Teara Justine Okones, Sigourney, speeding 55 or under zone
(6-10 over).
Rusty Charles Shields, Hedrick, violation- financial liability coverage.
Rusty Charles Shields, Hedrick, defective or unauthorized
muffler system.
Rusty Charles Shields, Hedrick, careless driving.
William
Patrick
Brunetti,
Washington, speeding 55 or under zone (6-10 over).
Antoine Leon Johnson, Ottumwa, speeding 55 or under
zone (6-10 over).
Shelby Lynn Clubb, Sigourney,
fail to obey stop sign and yield
right of way.
Joshua Curtis Goudy, Ottumwa, speeding 55 or under zone
(6-10 over).
Mikel
Elaine
Carruthers,
Sigourney, speeding 55 or under
zone (6-10 over).
Jasmine Marie Glenn, What
Cheer, failure to provide proof of
financial liability.
Ladrew Timothy Albright, Wellman, failure to maintain control.
Stephanie Ann Clubb, Keswick, open container, passenger
21 years old or older.
Alyssa Janece Vandevoort,
Pella, speeding 55 or under zone
(6-10 over).
Brian Wayne Deronde, Pella,
speeding 55 or under zone (1-5
over).
Nathan Charles Ridenour,
North English, failure to comply
with safety regulation rules.
Nathan Charles Ridenour,
North English, fail to maintain
safety belt.
Danielle Audruanna McLaughlin, Sigourney, speeding 55 or
under zone (16-20 over).
Jared Norman Molyneux, Deep
River, failure to comply with
safety regulation rules.
Jared Norman Molyneux, Deep
River, failure to comply with
safety regulation rules.
George Steven Kime, Oskaloosa, speeding 55 or under zone
(6-10 over).
Loren Wayne Bosma, Sibley,
over).
Megan
Mackenzie
Martin,
Muscatine, speeding 55 or under
zone (6-10 over).
Alice Suzanne Ross, Oskaloosa, speeding 55 or under zone
(6-10 over).
David Allen Sterling, Batavia,
over).
Garth Spore, North English,
over).
Angela Lucille Elder, Fremont,
over).
Derek Adair Albert, Sigourney,
over).
...Continued on Page 5
The News-Review
Wednesday,
Wednesday,
June
April
4, 23,
2014
2014
Calendar
Lion’s paper pick-up
The Sigourney Lions Club is
conducting their monthly Paper
Pick Up this Saturday, June 7.
Please have papers out by 9 a.m.
and no magazine or periodicals.
Delta Alumni Banquet
Delta Alumni Banquet is
Saturday, June 7 at Thomas Hall
at Keokuk County Fairgrounds
at What Cheer.
WC Opera House
The Grimm Sister Trio and
Peggy Wardenburg are performing Saturday, June 7 at 7 p.m. at
the What Cheer Opera House.
SPL Toddler Time
Sigourney Public Library’s
June Toddler Story Time for
infant through pre-school children is Monday, June 9, 16 and
23 from 11-11:30 a.m.
SPL FIZZ, boom, read!
Sigourney Public Library
summer reading program reading logs are available and accepted at the SPL. 4th-8th grade
is Tuesday, June 10, 17 and
24; 2nd-3rd grade is Wednesday,
June 4, 11, 18 and 25; K-1st
grade is Thursday, June 5, 12,
19 and 26.
Tween Movie Night
Tween Movie Night for 4th6th graders is Friday, June 6,
13, 20 and 27 at the Sigourney
Public Library form 6 to 7:45
p.m.
MANOR HOUSE Lunch & Fun
The Sigourney Manor House
is have Lunch and Fun on
Tuesday, June 10 at 12 noon.
Vets Memorial Auction
Keota Veterans Memorial
Auction is Saturday, June 14 at
12 noon on Broadway Street in
Keota.
Keota Brass PERFORM
Keota Brass is performing at
the Sigourney Manor House on
Wednesday, June 18 at 2 p.m.
MASS AT MANOR HOUSE
The Sigourney Manor House
is holding Catholic Mass on
Thursday, June 19 at 9:30 a.m.
TRICARE MOBILE OFFICE
A Veteran’s TRICARE Mobile
Office is available on Thursday,
June 19 from 8 a.m.- 3 p.m. at
Camp Dodge Building 3548 in
the service members support
center in Johnston.
SPL Ghost Hunters
Paranormal Investigators are
at the Sigourney Public Library
on Saturday, June 21 from
3-5:15 p.m.
WC Opera House
The What Cheer Opera House
Band performs Country Variety
Show Saturday, June 21 at 7:30
p.m.
Hunter’s Education
Hunter’s
Education
is
Saturday, June 21 from 8 a.m.4:30 p.m. at Keokuk County
Sportsmen’s Club. Sign-up at
the Recorder’s office or online.
Manor House Dance
The Stan Knipfer Band is
playing on Sunday, June 22 at
6:30 p.m. at the Sigourney Manor
House.
KC Fair Concert
The 2014 KC Fair in What
Cheer opens with Mitch Goudy
performing on Thursday, July
10 at 7 p.m. at the What Cheer
Opera House.
SIGOURNEY FLAG FOOTBALL
Registration forms for City of
Sigourney Fall Flag Football for
children kindergarten through
4th grade in area county school
districts may be picked up,
dropped off or mailed to the City
Clerk’s office at anytime, but
the deadline for submission is
Thursday, July 3 by 4 p.m. Alan
Sellers, Director, 641-295-5180
for more information.
Manor House SING-A-LONG
Sing-A-Long at Manor House
Care Center is every Tuesday
night at 6:30 p.m.
Tops Meeting
Take Off Pounds Sensibly
meets at the Extension office at
KC Expo on Tuesdays at 4:30
p.m.
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS
Alcoholics
Anonymous
meets every Saturday at 12
noon at the Methodist Church,
4th Street, Kalona.
Care Center Happenings
Bingo at Sigourney Care
Center is Tuesdays at 2 p.m.
The community is encouraged
to attend.
Knitting with Karen
Knitting with Karen is
Tuesdays from 2-5 p.m. at the
Sigourney Public Library.
Senior Citizen Menu
June 4 through June 11
Wednesday,
June
4:
Hamburger, wheat hamburger
bun, tomato slices, oven roasted
baby potato, baked beans, vanilla pudding with pineapple.
Thursday, June 5: Roast
Pork, mashed potatoes, gravy,
spinach, strawberry banana gelatin.
Friday, June 6: Swedish
meatballs, noodles, broccoli,
plums, Waldorf Salad.
Monday, June 9: Herb
Chicken breast, scalloped potatoes, asparagus cuts, peach
strawberry banana medley, ice
cream cup.
Tuesday, June 10: Roast
pork, candied sweet potatoes,
cheesy steamed cabbage, banana,
oatmeal raisin cookie.
Wednesday,
June
11:
Turkey noodle casserole, corn,
mixed green salad, lemon dill
dressing, baked apple, birthday
cake.
Sigourney Schools
Sports and Activities
Wednesday, June 4: JH SB
at Tri-County at 10 a.m. JH BB
at Tri-County at 10 a.m. SB vs
Iowa Valley at 6 p.m. BB vs Iowa
Valley at 6 p.m. Varsity double
header.
Friday, June 6: JH BB at EV
at 10 a.m. JH SB at EV at 10
a.m. BB vs Belle Plaine at 6 p.m.
SB vs Belle Plaine at 6 p.m.
Saturday, June 7: Varsity SB
Tournament at West Branch at 9
a.m.
Monday, June 9: JH BB at
Monte at 10 a.m. JH SB at Monte at 10 a.m. Varsity BB at TriCo at 6 p.m. Varsity SB at Tri-Co
at 6 p.m.
Wednesday, June 11: JH BB
vs Tri-Co at 10 a.m. JH SB vs
Tri-Co at 10 a.m. Varsity BB vs
Monte at 6 p.m. Varsity SB vs
Monte at 6 p.m.
For the Record...................................................................................................................Continued from Page 4
Manuel Rangel, Washington,
no valid drivers license.
Manuel Rangel, Washington,
over).
Patricia Lynn Sprouse, Keota,
failure to maintain or use safety
belts-adult.
Dakota James Ruggles, Keota,
fail to maintain safety belts.
Emily Christine Gaumer, Cedar Rapids, speeding 55 or under zone (1-5 over).
Joshua Dean Gregson, Deep
River, operation without registration.
Sheriff’s
News
The Sheriff’s news is a brief
summary of the activities/arrests/tickets from previous
weeks as submitted by Keokuk
County Sheriff, Casey Hinnah.
Criminal charges are mere accusations and the accused is presumed innocent unless and until
proven guilty.
Monday, May 19: Keokuk
County Sheriff’s Department issued a citation to Manuel Rangel, 39, Washington, for Failure
to Have Valid License and Speed
(6-10 over).
Tuesday, May 20: Keokuk
County Sheriff’s Department issued a citation to Jason Lee Roberts, 32, Deep River, for Speed
(6-10 over) and No Seatbelt.
Keokuk County Sheriff’s Department issued a citation to
Angela Lucille Elder, 52, Fremont, for Speed (6-10 over).
Keokuk County Sheriff’s Department arrested Denver Allen
Bird, 24, Sigourney, for Operating While Intoxicated (2nd Offense).
Keokuk County Sheriff’s Department arrested Nathan Allen Miller, 38, Cedar Rapids, for
Driving While Barred.
Wednesday, May 21: Keokuk
County Sheriff’s Department issued a citation to Christine Marie Goertz, 51, Davenport, for
Speed (6-10 over).
Patricia Lynn Sprouse, 65, Keota, for No Seatbelt.
Samuel Albert Ollinger, 18, Keota, for No Seatbelt.
Keokuk
County
Sheriff’s
Department issued a citation to Taylor Yvon Wright,
19, Keota, for No Seatbelt.
Thursday, May 22: Keokuk
County Sheriff’s Department issued a citation to Derek Adair
Albert, 18, Sigourney, for Speed
(6-10 over).
Saturday, May 24: Keokuk
County Sheriff’s Department issued a citation to Lauren Elizabeth Ann Schropp, 17, Parnell,
for Speed (11-15 over).
Kenneth Wade Handeland, 59,
Gibson, for Failure to Provide
Security Against Liability.
Keokuk County Sheriff’s
Department issued a citation
to Steven James Nutaut, 24,
Houghton, for Open Container
(Passenger).
Colton Andrew Hammes, 20,
Washington, for Person’s Under
Legal Age (2nd Offense).
Keokuk County Sheriff’s
Department issued a citation
to Don Richard Morrison, 48,
South English, for Speed (6-10
over).
Sunday, May 25: Keokuk
County Sheriff’s Department
issued a citation to Cory Lee
Clubb, 21, Sigourney, for Speed
(6-10 over).
Thursday, May 29: Keokuk
County Sheriff’s Department issued a citation to Susan Estella
Maria Walker, 51, What Cheer,
for Failure to Prove Security
Against Liability.
Rita C. Wurster, 30, Delta, for
Failure to Prove Security Against
Liability.
Amanda Jean Ratliff, 18, Eddyville, for Speed (6-10 over).
Kyle Stephen Creamer, 27, Ottumwa, for Speed (6-10 over).
Bradford L. Ferguson, 67, Chicago for Speed (6-10 over).
Melissa Lynn Allen, 37, North
Liberty, for Speed (6-10 over).
Mackenzie Elizabeth Lambert,
20, Delta, for Speed (6-10 over).
Robert William Oberry, 28, Perry, for Speed (6-10 over).
Keokuk County Sheriff’s Department arrested John F. Russel Hudson, 37, Webster, for Domestic Abuse Assault.
Sunday, June 1: Keokuk
County Sheriff’s Department arrested Nathaniel Anthony Tallent-Jenkins, 21, Birmingham,
for Failure to Appear.
Police Log
The Police Log is a brief summary of the activities/arrest/
tickets from previous week as
submitted by Sigourney Police
Chief, Allan Glandon.
Criminal charges are mere accusations and the accused is presumed innocent unless and until
proven guilty.
05-19-2014
10:08 a.m.: Received a report of a gas drive off in the 200
block of N. Main St. The incident
is under investigation.
10:38 a.m.: Received a report
of an employee not receiving pay
from business, informed employee it was a civil issue.
6:00 p.m.: Received a parking
complaint at Keller and Spring,
asked individuals to move vehicles.
8:33 p.m.: Police Department
was called to the 200 block of S.
Jefferson St., for an alarm call.
It was a false alarm.
9:45 p.m.: Issued a citation
to Steven M. Weber, Sigourney,
for Failure to Have a Valid License on 220th Ave.
10:24 p.m.: Issued a warning
for Headlight Out.
05-20-2014
6:44 p.m.: Received a report
of UTV on E. Pleasant Valley,
informed individual the vehicle
wasn’t allowed on city streets.
11:07 p.m. Received a report
of possible drunk driver coming
from Oskaloosa, referred issue
to Sheriff’s Department.
05-21-2014
Following an investigation
of a theft from Bender Foundry
Service in Sigourney that occurred on April 8th, the Sigourney Police Department charged
Victoria L. Simms, of Sigourney,
with Theft in the 5th Degree and
Trespass.
12:00 a.m.: Police Department was called to the 200 block
of W. South St., for a complaint
about living arrangements, informed parties the issue was
civil.
9:40 a.m.: Returned an item
to owner found in the 300 block
of S. Main St.
of theft in the 200 block of W.
South St., the incident is under
investigation.
was called to the 100 block of N.
Main St., for an animal on resident’s property, stood by while
the animal was captured.
of dispute in the 500 block of
Ringgold St. Police spoke to par-
5
ties involved and everything was
fine.
of someone stealing cans out of
a vehicle in the 100 block of W.
Marion St. The incident is under
investigation.
05-22-2014
was called to the 100 block of E.
Marion St., to assist in removing
a bat from a business.
of children walking on the road
in the 400 block of E. Jackson
St. Police spoke to the children
about staying on the sidewalk.
for No Brake Lights.
for Taillight Out.
05-23-2014
10:38 p.m.: Received a report of a missing dog in the 1100
block of N. Main St.
of a stolen bicycle in the 100
block of E. Marion St. The bicycle was later found in the 200
block of E. Washington.
for Speeding.
was called to the 500 block of E.
Walnut St., to assist in finding a
missing child. The child was located at 6:45 p.m.
for No Taillights.
of harassment in the 200 block
of W. Spring St. Police spoke to
the parties involved.
for No Brake Lights.
05-24-2014
9:56 p.m.: Stopped a vehicle due to fireworks being discharged from the vehicle. Sheriff’s Department assisted and
charged occupants with P.U.L.A
2nd and Open Container.
05-25-2014
of stop sign laying in resident’s
yard in the 400 block of E. Washington St. The incident is under
investigation.
7:25 p.m.: Received a report of a broken light bulb on a
sidewalk in the 100 block of E.
Marion St., police picked up the
glass.
8:10 p.m.: Spoke to individuals about lighting off fireworks in
the 200 block of W. Hickory St.
for a Taillight Out.
of intoxicated pedestrian on private property in the 100 block of
N. Main St., helped the person
get home.
11:10 p.m.: Assisted with a
medical call in the 200 block of
W. Washington St.
Bethel
United Methodist Church
Pastor LuAnn Benge
319-456-3105
6 mi. E. of Sigourney on Hwy. 92
Sunday School at 9:30 a.m.;
Worship at 10:30 a.m.
Alive at Five every 1st and
3rd Sunday evening at 5 p.m.
Delta Christian Church
Henry Goetz, Lay Pastor
641-799-4800
Worship: Sunday at 9 a.m.
Delta
Vince Homan, Pastor
Worship: 9 a.m.
Sunday School for Elementary age children at 9:30-10:15
a.m.
English River
Church of the Brethren
Diana Lovett, Pastor
29252 137th St., South English
(2 mi. E. of S.E. on Hwy. 22)
Church: 319-667-5235
Worship at 10:30 a.m.
Farson Baptist Church
Pastor: Jerry Newman
Sunday School: 9:30 a.m.
Worship Service: 10:30 a.m.
First Presbyterian Church
Rev. Kim Alten
215 N. Jefferson, Sigourney
641-622-3029
Sunday Worship, 10 a.m.
Gibson Presbyterian Church
Pastor: Hans Cornelder
Worship, 10 to 11 a.m.; Sunday School, 9 to 9:45 a.m.
Youth Group: Second Sunday of the month at 5 p.m.
Grace Family Church
Rev. Dar Eckley, Pastor
(Located between Hedrick and
Richland on Hwy. 78)
23536 Hwy. 78, Box 64, Ollie
Sunday Worship, 10:15 a.m.;
Sunday School, 10:15 a.m.
RocKnowledge Youth Group
Wednesday at 6:30 p.m.
Hedrick First Christian
Rev. Carla Nelson
Sunday School 9:45 a.m.;
Gathering for Worship, 10:45
a.m.
Hedrick-Martinsburg
Carl Benge, Pastor
203 N. Spring St., Hedrick
641-653-4477
Sunday Worship: 8:45 a.m.;
Sunday School, 10 a.m.
Hilltop Chapel of What Cheer
John & Pat DeBoef, Pastors
4 Blocks East of Opera House
506 E. Briney St.
641-634-2839
Sundays:
Singing
and
Preaching at 10 a.m. Children’s
Church at 10:30 a.m.
Monday: Ladies Bible Study:
‘Elijah’ at 7 p.m.
Holy Trinity Catholic Parish
Rev. Charles Fladung
Rectory: 641-636-3883
Saturday Vigil Mass: 6 p.m.
Sunday Mass: 8 a.m.
Hope Lutheran Church, LCMS
Rev. Richard Meyer
315 W. Kelly Street
Office: 319-668-2999
Sunday worship at 11 a.m.
Communion: 1st & 3rd Sundays.
Keswick and Webster
Methodist Church Circuit
Pastor: John Tunnicliff
WEBSTER: Sunday school:
9:30 a.m. Worship service: 10:30
a.m.
KESWICK: Sunday worship
at 9:15 a.m.
Communion at both churches
on the 1st Sunday of the month.
Lancaster Christian Church
Dirk Alspach
22934 W. County Rd. V5G
641-224-2255
Sunday School: 9 a.m.; Worship Service: 10 a.m.
Sunday evenings from 5 to
6:30 p.m. Youth Group 7-12
grade.
New Life Fellowship
Pastor: Barry Render
Hwy. 22 South, Keswick
319-738-3851
Sunday Services, Worship
and Children’s Church at 10
a.m.
Wednesday Evening Teaching, 7 p.m.; Youth Group, 7 p.m.
Every third Saturday is Praise
Night at 7 p.m.
Ollie Baptist Church
Rev. Carla Nelson, 641-667-2841
Worship: 9:30 a.m.
Thursdays: Pot luck at 12
noon.
Prairie View
Pastor, Dave Peterson
27131 Highway 78, Ollie
641-667-2502
Wednesday, June 4: Prayer
meeting, 7 p.m.
Saturday, June 7: Summer
Bible Day Camp, 9 a.m.
Annual Conference, June
7-9.
Sunday, June 8: Sunday
Worship, followed by fellowship,
9 a.m.
Tuesday, June 10: Bible Study,
9 a.m.
Wednesday, June 11: United
Methodist Women, 5:30 p.m.;
SPRC meeting, 7 p.m.
Richland
Pastor Carl Benge
106 W. South St., Richland
Phone: 319-456-2251
Worship Times: Adult Sunday School, 9:30 a.m.; Sunday
Service, 10:30 a.m.
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Sigourney
Rev. Charles Fladung
Rectory: 641-622-3426
Saturday Vigil Mass, 4 p.m.
Sunday Mass: 10 a.m.
Sigourney Christian Church
Pastor: Jim Bringman
308 S. Jefferson, 641-622-2151
Sunday School: 9:30 a.m.;
Adult Bible Study: 9:30 a.m.;
Worship Service: 10:45 a.m.
Bible Study, Sundays, 6
p.m.; Elder Gathering, 1st Tuesday of the month, 6 p.m.; Committees, 2nd Wednesday each
month, 5:30 p.m.; Board, every
2nd Wednesday each month,
6:30 p.m.
Sister’s/CWF group, every
Wednesday at 6:30 p.m.
Sigourney Church of Christ
Pastor: Billy Claywell
615 South Jefferson
641-622-3708, 641-622-3582
Sunday School at 9:30 a.m.;
Worship with Communion Service at 10:30 a.m.
Sunday Evening Service at
6:30 p.m.
Sigourney
First Baptist Church
Pastor Joe Winkler
308 N. Jefferson St.
S.S. Supt. Dorothy Jacobs
641-622-2786
Sunday School at 10:15 a.m.
Worship at 9 a.m.
Evening Worship at 6 p.m.
Wednesdays Bible study at
7 p.m. All are encouraged to attend.
Sigourney
Pastor: Richard Pippert
Website: sigourneyumc.com
Sunday Worship Service:
8:30 a.m. and 10:45 a.m.
The Church Of Living Water
Shane Jarr, Pastor
13 North Main St., Hedrick
Sunday School, 9:30 a.m.;
Sunday Worship, 10:40 a.m.;
Evening Services, 7 p.m.
Bible Study, Wednesday, 6
p.m.
United Church of Deep River
Pastor Michelle, 319-664-3653
Every Sunday: Inspiration
time, 10 a.m.; Worship, 9 a.m.
1st Sunday of the month:
Communion. 2nd Saturday of the
month: Parish Council.
Last Thursday of the month,
UCW meeting.
Union Chapel
(five miles north of Hedrick)
Sunday School, 9 a.m.; Sunday Worship, 10 a.m.; Sunday
Evening Service, 6 p.m.
What Cheer Baptist Church
Pastor: Dick and Jane Larson
641-433-0013, 641-790-1934
Worship: 10:30 a.m.
Kid’s Club and Adult Bible
Study on Wednesday at 6:30
p.m.
What Cheer
Rev. Vince Homan
Sunday School, 9:30; Worship, 10:30 a.m.
Youth Group, Wednesday
from 6:30 to 8 p.m.
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SHS Spring 2014
The Sigourney High School Band thrilled the audience with their performance during the 2014 Spring Concert on May 8.
The Band is under the leadership of Director Jessica Meier [photos by Robin Handy].
The Trombone Section: Jake Van Ee, Tanner Bos, Noah Schuster, Tyler Crawford and Drayce Wester
performed ‘Lassus Trombone’, Henry Fillmore/arr. Loras Schissel.
This gave the guys an opportunity to show off a bit with their mad skills — very impressive.
A cross section of the Band from the Clarinets (Madaline
Berg, Jordan Carter, Emily Sande) past the
Trumpets (Collin Svenby and Sierra Davis) to
Ashley Shadley on a Percussion piece.
Karah Appleget keeps time
in the Percussion Section
(above).
Another cross section of
the Band provides a view
of the Flutes, Horns,
Trombones, Trumpets,
Bells and Clarinets.
Ashley Sadley and Meredith Wheeldon work together
in the Percussion Section; coming forward is a few
members of the Trombone section: Noah Schuster,
Tyler Crawford and Drayce Webster. In the front is the
Saxophones and Horns (left to right): Abby Danowsky,
Gretchen Witzenburg, Skyler Hazelett and Will Magill.
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Band and Vocal Concert
The Sigourney High School Choir shared their talents with the audience at the 2014 Spring Concert on May 8.
The choir is under the leadership of Director Randy Stichter and was accompanied by Susan K. Johnson.
The senior members of the
SCSD Music Department are
pictured above-right (left to
right): Noah Schuster, Sydney
Davis, Ashley Berg, Emily
Danowsky, Skyler Hazelette,
Gretchen Witzenburg and
Karah Appleget.
Each year the Department
presents the student with the
best overall muscial development and the 2014 recipient
was Gretchen Witzenburg
(above with Jessica Meier).
Several students performed
solos or a trio and they
were:
•
Hannah
Redlinger,
Gretchen Witzenburg and
Ashley Shadley; they performed a couple pieces the
trio was using in competition
as well.
• Bethany Bailey shared
her piece she used for contest.
• Cassidy Leer performed
her contest solo piece and
• Kacey Cranston shared
her contest piece as well.
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Tales of the Ancient Sportsman
Deep River News
By Janet Rauch
by Burdell Hensley
Where did spring go? It seems
that we have jumped headlong
into summer. The heat and
humidity are not to this old guy’s
liking, but I guess that we will
have to deal with it. I can say
that the hot, humid afternoons
have led to some beautiful evenings with cool breezes around
area ball diamonds.
I did get in a lot of baseball
this past week. I have yet to cover
a softball game, but I had four
nights of baseball last week.
It all started on Tuesday
night when I covered the Pella
Christian-Twin Cedars game at
PC. The Sabers came into the
game as the top ranked team in
Class 1-A, but the Eagles took
the battle to them. The Game
was tied 1-1 until the fifth inning
when TC was able to put a four
spot on the board. The Sabers
took the win 5-3 with Coy Moore
turning in a fine pitching effort.
Wednesday night it was off to
Ottumwa for the twin grandson’s games. Alec played second
base with the sophomores on the
Legion diamond against Ankeny
while Chris played shortstop
with the freshman team on the
Babe Ruth field against Ankeny.
The Ancient-ess and I found a
perch on the top row of the
Legion field bleachers and from
that vantage point we could see
both diamonds.
Alec’s sophomore team won
10-0 and 3-2. The freshman
team won big in the first game,
but I couldn’t see the scoreboard.
Chris played only the first game
as he is only a week off of have a
cast removed from his ankle.
Thursday, I journeyed to
Pleasantville for the Knoxville
papers. The Trojans were host-
ing North Mahaska so I was able
to see lots of old friends. I was
able to share the press box with
former student and good friend,
Phil Ray. Phil was on the mike
and it was hard to keep him
from breaking into an auctioneer
chant. That is why we always
called him “Colonel Phil”. His
greatest ambition was to be an
auctioneer and an umpire and he
has done both.
The Warhawks found it tough
going against Pleasantville sophomore left hander, Zeb Adreon.
Zeb is of the Adreon clan of
Eddyville that has starred in athletics since the 50’s. He is a fireball pitcher and only Trent Roose
was able to solve his slants.
Roose clubbed a massive home
run and a double to lead the
Warhawks in a 13-3 loss.
Friday night it was grandson
time again. This time Logan’s
Oskaloosa Indians traveled
to Eddyville for a tiff with the
Rockets. It was an exciting game
the Indians showed a lot of hustle and enthusiasm. They rallied
for three runs in the top of the
seventh to take a 6-3 win. On
Thursday night, Osky did the
same thing at Martensdale-St.
Mary’s as they rallied for two
in the seventh to tie the game
and won it 6-5 with a run in the
eighth inning.
I was looking forward to rest
and relaxation on Saturday and
maybe even a little golf. That idea
went poof like a soap bubble in
the breeze when the Ancient-ess
informed me that we had an 85th
birthday open house to attend
and that Lil’ Bea had a dance
recital at Bridgeview in Ottumwa.
Oh boy! I guess I was in need of a
shot of culture. Goodbye golf!
I must admit that the recital
was neat and well done. I would
say that at least 150 kids participated and they were quite talented. But in this grandpa’s eyes,
Lil’ Bea in her Minnie Mouse costume was the star of the show.
The real plus to the day was
that it was about suppertime
when all the social activity subsided and the Ancient-ess had
made her stop at Earl Mays. I
decided to stop in Chillicothe
to check out the Barnyard
Restaurant. The Deevers family
has opened a family restaurant
in the old Cooper’s Corner building and I must say that the food
is excellent.
I was sure I could get to
the golf course Sunday afternoon, but alas, I was foiled again.
Emily had a soccer game, so we
did that. They played well and
beat a team from Gilbert 4-2.
In the evening we went down
to Union Liberty Church near
Bussey for a concert by the
Rozenboom Trio. The concert
was great and the fellowship was
excellent. Several of the folks
down there were former students
of mine at Twin Cedars from
1962 to 1966. It is amazing to
notice that they are all as old as
I am now.
It is time again to look back at
our yesterdays.
100 years ago: June 6, 1914
- Penn College won its final game
of the season by beating Central
5-1. Harbinson twirled a threehitter and he ripped a triple for
Penn. Downs added a single and
a double and Eveland cracked a
double.
- The Barnes City Tigers slipped
past the Gibson Indees 4-3. R.
Reminiscing
Ponderings of the Heart
By Hilda Souer
By Jane Green Larson
What a weekend! It started last
Friday when the Class of 1959,
Tri-County South, met together
at the Pizza Ranch in Sigourney.
We had prearranged the date
and we enjoyed one another in
the meeting room. We are truly
blessed as we view one another
not only as classmates, we agree
we are all like extended family. One by one we greeted one
another and spent the rest of the
time working on a Trivia Game
that included incidents of time
gone by! We all went to school
and graduated from What Cheer
in 1959 and it was when all the
stores up and down the street
in What Cheer was filled with
activity. The pottery was still in
full force and employed most of
the men in town. We worked on
the trivia game in groups. Two
winners were awarded a “What
Cheer” coffee cup for answering
the most questions. The remainder of time. Individuals table
hopped and made sure they
learned up-to-date news of each
other’s family.
Then, Saturday morning, the
59’ers met at the What Cheer
Bandstand and simply looked
over the town. We gave each other
reminders of happenings of our
town. We reminded each other
where the dime store used to be,
the Tic Toc Theater, the Hemsley
Garage, the two Thomas’ Grocery
Stores, the Silk Grocery Store,
Nilles Clothing Store, the three
taverns, Atwood Shoe Store, on
and on the group remembered.
Then, we left as a group to visit
and place a wreath on the grave
of Dennis Harrison. He was our
classmate that passed away
between our Junior and Senior
years of High School. We each
shared our memory of a young
man who was like a brother to
us all...this was before schools
offered grief counselors. We simply shared our grief one with
another and helped each other
through this trying time in our
young lives. The morning was
not over yet, we then proceeded
as a group to the gravesite of
another student who recently
passed away, John Wagner. We
placed flowers on his grave and
shared memories of John with
one another. We all proceeded
back to Sigourney where we met
for a light lunch at K’s on the
Square. More classmates joined
us for this luncheon, so we con-
tinued sharing our memories of
55 and more years ago. We all
admitted the time has gone rapidly by.
Our evening would end with
one more gathering, the 47th
Annual Banquet Meeting at the
Tri-County gymnasium. It is
hard to believe it was 47 years
ago that students from Gibson,
Thornburg, Keswick and What
Cheer joined together and the
Tri-County School System was
organized. What Cheer used to
have colors of red and white and
were called the Warriors, but
after joining together into the
Tri-County Schools, we changed
to black and gold and the new
body of students would be called
Trojans. This was a big change
for these four schools. However,
as I look around at the happenings of this night, it certainly has
been successful. I was especially
impressed this night as the 25
year class presented a plaque
in memory of Deputy Eric Stein.
Oh, and I must tell you two
subscribers to the News Review
sought me out to tell me they
read “Ponderings of the Heart”
each week. I told them... please
renew your subscription when
the time comes! One person
asked me what my favorite farm
story happened to be. I promised
I would re-write it again soon. It
is all about an encounter I had
with a big, red bull. Even my
grandchildren ask me if I would
retell this... so it bears repeating.
Be sure to watch for my favorite story in next week’s News
Review.
I have been happy to serve
on the Alumni Board for the last
three years. It is such a joy to see
all these classmates from years
past join together. It is a blessing to be part of the Tri-County
Alumni and serve in this community. I returned home that night
extremely tired, yet so joyful as
I looked back over this wonderful weekend. I praised God for
not only these wonderful friends
of long ago, but new ones that
I have met along the way serving in the Alumni. There is no
greater joy than living a life of
service in the various areas of
our community. Are you involved
in helping others? If not, would
you consider serving in some
capacity to help our community
be a better place. God bless you.
Lester pitched the win as he out
dueled Carmen Wymore in the
10-inning battle.
50 years ago: June 6. 1964
- Jim Powell fired a one-hitter, but took a tough 2-0 loss
to Highland. Powell and Roger
Rowland each singled twice to
lead Eddyville. June 10 - Jerry
Schleier fanned 18 and allowed
one hit as the Eddies clubbed
previously unbeaten Cardinal
11-0 in Blackhawk Conference
play. Gordon Watkins lashed
three singles and Jim Powell
added a single and a double to
lead the Rockets.
- Eric Stein scattered six hits as
Tri-County bombed Blakesburg
13-2 in Empire Conference play.
June 6 - No. 8 ranked Pella
Christian split with Mt. Pleasant.
In a 14-4 first game win the
Eagles clubbed four home runs.
Jeff Zylstra blasted a home run,
double and a single while Kyle
Wynja, Charlie Sinclair and Chris
Fynaardt each hammered a long
ball. June 7 - Eddyville drubbed
Lynnville-Sully 16-1 to remain
unbeaten in softball. Chris Edgren
pitched the win while Joellen
Harding ripped a triple and a
single. June 10 - Oskaloosa’s
Rick Hensley tossed a threehitter as the Indians pounded
Albia 9-1. Dennis Walker and Bill
Almond had home runs for Osky.
June 12 - Pella Christian won
the Eddyville Softball tourney
with a 5-3 win over Ottumwa.
Emily Grimes pitched the win
and poked a double and a single.
Angie Menninga also had a pair
of hits for PC.
Have a great week and keep
an eye on the skies. It is that
season again.
In thinking about ‘back then’
I realized I missed a few things
plus one that really changed the
‘face’ of the main or center street.
This was the disastrous fire on
the street’s East side.
When there was a new look
there was a large building for
Gatewood Motors and their new
and used cars could be seen
where the bandstand was once
located. Following its closure
there were different businesses.
Gas pumps are in the car lot area
and food was served in the main
building plus the area to service
cars. Today is Neighbors and
food is again being served.
Although it is not open for
business a Car Wash building is
located at the end of this block
and once there was a barber
shop between the two business.
After this fire the drug store
was relocated to the building
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directly across the street. Then
on this same side and at the
north end, there was once an
implement store and then, until
its closure, was the post office.
Today the fire station is located
in the back.
Then, across the street from
the telephone office was once the
town’s second doctor. His office
area as two rooms in their home.
The lumber yard was moved
to the East of the other street
when it closed, there was a feed
store that also used the drive on
scales.
Another major change of
today is the large water tower
with the town’s name and its
being noted for the covered bridge
which, after it was destroyed, a
replica was built at the base of
the water tower and easily seen
by passing motorists.
Eddie Evans was back visiting his mother, Lois, and went
to church on Sunday. They had
the veterans stand and honored
them. Eddie and Kenny were the
only ones there. It was a very nice
service for the veterans. Ellen
and Jean played a special song
for them.
Delores Schmidt’s granddaughter was at church and said
Delores was home again, and
had to go back to Iowa City to the
hospital again. She has had quite
a time.
Michelle’s son, Craig, came
with her and said he wouldn’t
be back for a while as he was
going to his home. I missed him
helping before her sermon. Pastor Michelle goes to Barnes City,
Millersburg and North English to
preach, so it keeps her on the go
on Sundays.
Saturday, Kenny and I went
to Grinnell and shopped. We
went to a super yard sale that
had everything, even cookbooks.
Ha! Just got a few. We ate at Pizza Ranch.
Kenny’s daughter, Marveta,
and granddaughter, Melissa,
came Sunday to decorate Kenny’s daughter Linda’s grave in
Malcolm. Dolly enjoyed Marveta
entertaining her. She enjoys company. We had lunch before they
left. Melissa has to eat gluten free
food and Marveta is a vegetarian. We had some radishes from
Bobby’s garden. They are really
good.
Tuesday,
Ellen
Zimmerman and I went to North English
Nursing Home for music. George
Warner wasn’t feeling well, so she
didn’t have us pick her up to go.
The residents like to see her too
and visit with her. Ellen and I
had lunch at the malt shop.
After church Sunday, Ellen said they got a get well card
for Barb Zimmerman and Eddie
Evans signed it sorry for your
roofing problem, as Barb has
shingles they got a bang out of
this. Eddie is a character. We had
a fun day at Donn’as this week.
Four of her great grandkids were
there. All about the same age.
They had a big time. Aunt Judy
was in charge.
Kenny and I shopped at Grinnell Friday. We ate at KFC, I got
some music at Second Mile and a
few other things.
Adam’s little girl can’t say the
dog’s name at Shelby’s, so she
calls Jack, Woof Woof. We all got
a bang out of that.
They are still working on the
sidewalks uptown.
Bobby brought us some more
radishes out of his garden. They
are real good and crisp.
Robbie Yeager was at church
with two black eyes she got from
hitting her head on the car door
when she looked up. She had a
bump on her forehead too.
Ellen Zimmerman and Jeanie Fisher went to Kansas City to
a wedding Sunday, so Sally McClain Johnson played for church
in their place.
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3 c. boiling water
2 c. unsweeted applesauce
1 T. lemon juice
Dash of salt
1/2 c. broken walnuts
2 (3 oz.) pkgs. cream cheese
1/4 c. milk
2 T. salad dressing
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Sauerkraut City Wide Garage Sales
– Ackley, Iowa – Friday, June 6,
and Saturday, June 7. Maps available: King’s Hometown, Kum & Go,
Casey’s.
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Help
Wanted
THE SNR CLASSIFIEDS
Youth Group
Saturday, June 7
8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
in the Church Dining Room
210 East Spring St.
Model Home
Open House
Fridays and Saturdays
1:00 to 3:00 p.m.
or by appointment any time
1139 Pelican Dr., Kalona
2 mi. E. on Hwy. 22, N. on Pelican Dr.
(319) 656-5131
www.statlerconstruction.com
Help
Wanted
Sigourney Body Shop
Sigourney BP - Cobb Oil
Sigourney Care Center
Sigourney Golf Club
Sigourney Kiwanis Club
Sigourney Lions Club
Sigourney Tree Care
Sigourney TV & Appliance
Sinclair Tractor
Sloan Mohr Monument Co.
St. Mary Catholic Church
Salon @ Suite C
Subway (Sigourney)
Tammy’s Headquarters
Tanger Outlet Mall
Tangles by Jen
Target (Ottumwa)
Tennyson Enterprises
Texas Roadhouse
The Garden Gate
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The Strand
TIP Rural Electric
Town & Country Insurance
True Value
Turbo Car Wash
Vermeer
Wagler Motor
Wagler, Rachel
Walker Drive & Car Dealership
Wallerich Plumbing
Wal-Mart (Coralville)
Wal-Mart (Oskaloosa)
Wal-Mart (Ottumwa)
WC Gretter & Sons
Webb, Ed & Joyce
Wehr, John
Wheeldon’s Wheels
Windhorst Club of Harper K of C
Wolfe Family Vision Center
Kirkwood Comm. College
Luther College
Grand View University
Wartburg College
Mt. Mercy College
William Penn University
AIB
UNI
St. Ambrose College
Graceland University
Coe College
Loras College
ISU
Indian Hills Comm. College
DMAC
Drake University
Simpson College
Iowa Central Comm. College
Northwestern
Central College
Morningside College
LaJames College
Thank you for your generosity and continued support.
Some kids think synthetic
drugs, often called fake
marijuana and bath salts,
are safe.
THE SNR CLASSIFIEDS
I would like to thank everyone for
the cards, food, flowers, visits and
prayers that I received following my
heart attack. A special thanks to
Larry Carey. I received a good report
from my heart doctor and they moved
my hip surgery up from 6 months to
3 months. John Sieren.
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We would like to thank everyone
for the cards, calls, thoughts and
prayers since our sister and aunt
went home to be with the Lord. We
are very grateful for the cards and
visits that she received while in the
nursing home the last two years,
they brightened her days. Thank
you to the ladies who provided the
wonderful lunch at the What Cheer
Baptist Church and to Pastor Dick
and Jane Larson for all you have
done for us. God bless, The Frances
Karsten Family.
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Part Time Loader Operators
Douds Stone, LLC is looking for loader
operators to fill in at our scale houses.
Douds Stone operates quarries in various
locations in southeast Iowa. Construction
and maintenance experience is preferred
These positions comes with a benefit
package that includes 401(k). If interested
in this position you can apply on-line at
www.doudstone.com or in person at
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Cards of
Thanks
Keota Lawn and
Power Equipment
Sales and Service
105 South Green, Keota
641-636-3107
Dean Redlinger
Production Workers
Douds Stone, LLC is looking for production workers for our quarry operations.
Douds Stone operates quarries in various
locations in southeast Iowa. Construction
and maintenance experience is preferred.
These positions comes with a benefit
package that includes health ins, 401(k),
life insurance, flexible spending plan and
paid holidays. If interested in this position
you can apply on-line at www.doudstone.
com or in person at
Douds Stone, LLC
14242 Terminal Ave.
Ottumwa, IA 52501
Douds Stone, LLC is an E.O.E.
that encourages women & minorities to apply
I wish to thank the two
gentlemen who came to help
me after falling uptown on
April 1. They were caring and
I do appreciate how quickly
they came to my rescue.
Also, a big thank you to the
Sheriff’s deputy and EMT’s
who helped. I was taken to
the local hospital and had
many tests and procedures
there. The doctors and staff
were very caring and I am still
recovering. Thank God for His
help.
Sincerely,
Donna Linnenkamp
Swine Technician
VMC Management is looking for a Swine
Technician for a 2,700 head hog unit near Webster.
Responsibilities include working in the breeding
and farrowing barns and assisting the management
team in daily tasks. Previous swine experience is
preferred and rotational weekends are required. We
offer competitive salary, benefits and bonuses.
Call Yuriy at 319-461-4668
MA/LPN/RN – Part Time
UI Health Care – Sigourney is seeking a highly knowledgeable PartTime MA/LPN/RN. Under the general direction of a physician or mid-level
provider, prepares patient for exam and assists with procedures. Performs
tests including EKG’s, urinalysis, strep test, audiometry and vision screening, pregnancy test. Cleans and stocks patient exam rooms as necessary
throughout the day. Will schedule tests, procedures, and admissions outside the clinic as directed by LIP as well as perform procedures including
but not limited to urine caths, ear irrigations, cerumen removal, phlebotomy
and must possess excellent keyboard skills. Must be a graduate of an accredited nursing school or medical assistant program. Must be proficient in
the use of computers and other office machines. Candidate must possess
multi-tasking skills, be capable of working in a fast paced environment,
display a professional appearance, and be self-motivated. Patient satisfaction must be first on the list of priorities. To apply visit www.uicms.com/
employment
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For Immediate Assistance, call
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Help Line at 866-242-4111.
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• Thank you to the Sigourney Community School District for allowing us to have After Prom at the school.
• Thank you to Paula Rasplicka for helping us with class list, collecting permission slips, addresses, etc. your help is greatly appreciated.
• Thank you to the Dave Hammon Family for allowing us to use your crazy trikes. The kids had a blast on them. We even got our Principal
to try one out!
• Thank you to the Keota After Prom Committee for allowing us to visit your After Prom. You gave us numerous tips and advice that greatly
contributed to the success of our night.
• Thank you, also, to Rodger and Sharon Aller. The cash cube and Plinko game that you made for us are wonderful. We appreciate that you
delivered and set them up for us.
• Thank you to Dick and Bev deRegnier for allowing us to take over your basement with all of our gifts. It was nice to have a big area to
organize everything.
• We had a very successful turnout this year. There were 108 students that attended the After Prom party. This is the largest group of kids
that we have had in a very long time. Without the support of community and surrounding area, it would not be possible to provide a safe
and fun night for our students.
Kids:
You need
to talk to
your
parents.
Cards of
Thanks
Douds Stone, LLC is an E.O.E.
that encourages women & minorities to apply
Send a letter of application,
resume, and references to:
Sandy Steinke
Tri-County CSD
Box 17
Thornburg, IA 50255
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Keokuk Co. Veterinary Clinic
Keota Meat Locker
Kinze Mfg.
Kum & Go (Oskaloosa)
Lancaster Christian Church
LDL Builders
Lifetime Dental Solutions
Lumber Company
M4i Concrete
Mahaska Bottling Co.
Mahaska Drug
Manor House Care Center
McDonald’s (IC/Coralville)
McDonald’s (Oskaloosa)
Menards
MidWestOne Bank
Misc. On Main
Moore Hair Design
Morse Feed & Grain
Musco Lighting
Northwestern Mutual
Pappy Davis Trucking
Patritto Orthodontics
Phelp’s Auto Supply
Pizza Ranch
Powell Funeral Chapel
PTL The Shop
Sande Family
Scheel’s
Schroeder Frame & Repair
Schroeder, John & Karen
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Douds Stone, LLC
14242 Terminal Ave.
Ottumwa, IA 52501
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The 2014 Sigourney After Prom Committee would like to thank the following people, businesses and colleges for
donating to the After Prom party:
Delta Grocery
Delta Ruritans
Denny Construction
Design House Plus
DuroLast Roofing
Farmers Savings Bank, Keota
Fountain Fitness
Gentry Insurance
Glandon Construction
Greenley’s Corp.
H & M Farm & Home Supply
Hammes Masonry
Healing Arts
Hi-$ Auction
Hickenbottom/Bowers Const.
Holm Funeral Home
Horak Insurance
Hy-Vee (Oskaloosa)
Ideal Ready Mix
Jackie’s Beauty Salon
Jack’s Corner Drug Store
Jody Miller
K & L Foods
Kapple Dental Associates
KBOE Radio
Keoco Auction Co.
Keokuk County AARP
Keokuk County Abstract
Keokuk County Bowl
Keokuk County Health Center
Keokuk County Implement
Notice
• 1.0 FTE Elementary Teacher
• 1.0 FTE Family Consumer
Science (Possible Sharing)
• 0.6 FTE Vocal Music
• FCCLA Sponsor
• Junior Class Sponsor
• Head Girls’ Basketball
• Assistant Girls’ Basketball
• Assistant Football
• Head Boys’ Basketball
• Cook (7 hours/day)
• Substitute Cooks, Custodians,
Bus Drivers
• Substitute Teachers
Taking the Headaches
Out of Construction
Ag Plus
All American Pest Control
Alliant Utilities
Amy’s Salon House & Spa
Anonymous Donors
Applebees (Ottumwa)
Axmear Fabricating
Bain Electric
Barron Motor Supply
Beinhart-Benson, Kirsten
Bells Collision Repair
Belva Deer Inn
Bender Foundry Service, Inc.
Benny’s Feed Shed
Bethel UMW
Bootcamp Madness
Brian Long Hay Grinding
Coral Ridge Mall
Carlos O’Kelley’s, IC
Casey’s General Store
Cassens’ Mill
CEC Theatre (Ottumwa)
Church of Christ
City of Sigourney
Clarahan Trucking Co.
Cloudburst9
Clow Valve Co.
Cobra Club
Copeland Auto Body
Country & More
County Bank
Deb’s Permanent Solution
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Tri-County Community
School District
Has the Following Openings
Sigourney United Methodist Church
Garage Sale
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Christensen Farms is seeking the services of an
Independent Contractor for the management of a
swine farm in the Lake Mills, IA area.
Services required include daily animal care,
loading/unloading, feed and ventilation management
and building maintenance.
This independent contractor must not be in contact
with other swine for bio-security purposes.
For further information, please contact
Amanda Meine at 507-794-8615
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Keokuk County Board Proceedings
MAY 19, 2014
The Keokuk County Board of Supervisors
met in regular session, Monday, May 19, 2014
in the Board Room of the Courthouse. All members were present.
Hadley moved, Wood seconded to approve
the tentative agenda. All ayes and motion carried.
Wood moved, Hadley seconded to approve
the minutes of May 12, 2014 as submitted. All
ayes and motion carried.
Met with Engineer McGuire regarding Keokuk County Highway Department. The Washington County Riverboat Foundation (WCRF)
meeting will be held on May 21, 2014 with
hopes of being chosen to receive funding for
the communication tower project.
Hadley moved, Wood seconded approval
of resolution to revise Keokuk County 2014 five
year road program to include Fema funded projects. All ayes and motion carried.
Wood moved, Hadley seconded approval
of temporary construction easement for Project
Number BRS-CO54 (93)-60-54 (west of What
Cheer) as submitted. All ayes and motion carried.
purchase of a 2002 used telecommunications
shelter/with 10 year warranty and new HVAC
systems from Lattice Communications at an approximate cost of $30,000. All ayes and motion
carried.
the claim listing dated May 19, 2014 as submitted. All ayes and motion carried.
Hadley moved, Wood seconded acknowledgement of Personnel Report for the hire of
Bradley Luers, Conservation Aide (temporary/
seasonal), Conservation Department with hire
date of May 19, 2014 at $11.00 per hour and
wage increase to $12.00 per hour effective July
1, 2014 as submitted. All ayes and motion carried.
Various board and committee reports were
held. Wood attended City of Thornburg/RUSS
and monthly RUSS meetings. Hadley attended
Emergency Management and Veterans Affairs
meetings. Berg attended Mental Health Redesign, English River Watershed and viewed
county roads with Engineer McGuire last week.
Discussion of old/new business and public
comment was held. Upcoming retirement announcements for Dick Coffman, Sheriff’s Office
and Monte Nilles, Secondary Roads employees
were mentioned.
On vote and motion the meeting adjourned
at 9:35 a.m.
The above and foregoing information is a
summary of the minutes taken at the above indicated meeting. The full and complete set of
minutes are recorded and available at the office
of the Keokuk County Auditor.
CLAIM DATE: May 19, 2014
AGRILAND FS 29,506.61
ALL AM PEST CONTROL 120.00
ALLIANT ENERGY
739.47
ALTORFER MACHINERY 53.57
AM HOME FIND ASSOC
373.20
ARMSTRONG, MICHAEL
63.00
AXMEAR, ELIZABETH 329.00
BAIN ELECTRIC
351.60
BANKERS LEASING 724.44
BARRON MOTOR 174.19
BELL, LONNIE R
12.60
BOND, RICHARD
19.95
BRETHREN CHURCH
213.50
C J COOPER & ASSOC
128.00
CARD CENTER
660.53
CARPENTER UNIFORM 1,111.02
CENTRAL IA DISTRIBUTING
187.50
CENTRAL IOWA DETENTION
275.85
CHARLES CAPPER FORD 243.22
CLUBB, ROBBIN
34.44
COBB OIL CO 1,735.87
COMBUSTION CONTROL 1,141.60
DCI
40.00
DECATUR CO SHERIFF
27.32
DESIGN HOUSE
81.00
DIRECTV
48.38
DON’S TRUCK SALES 118.39
DOUDS STONE
84,543.66
EAST LANCASTER TWP
52.50
ENGLISH RIVER TWP CLERK
497.00
ENGLISH VALLEY PLBG/HTG 42.12
FARMERS COOP 3,098.56
FERRELL, JAMES
17.10
FIRST RESOURCES 4,013.10
GENT, DONNA
115.50
GREEN, MICHAEL 240.75
GREENLEYS CORP
232.35
GRP & ASSOC
45.00
H & M FARM & HOME 278.26
HANSELMAN, BETH
86.33
HOLIDAY INN AIRPORT
517.67
HOLY TRINITY CEMETERIES
689.50
HORRAS, SARA 25.20
HOUSE, GEORGE
5.70
IACCVSO
50.00
ICIT
250.00
IDEAL READY MIX 31,376.40
IOWA CO PUBLIC HLTH ASSOC
150.00
IOWA FIRE EQUIPMENT 1,347.20
ISACA
70.00
ITSAVVY 635.00
K AND L FOODS
1,184.87
KEMPF, MARGARET
120.77
KENT, CHARLES
97.46
KEOKUK CO CLERK OF COURT
230.25
KEOKUK CO EMPLOYEES
3,947.25
KEOKUK CO HEALTH CTR
139.75
KEOKUK CO HWY DEPT
3,916.79
KEOKUK CO RECORDER
7.80
KEOTA, CITY OF
973.00
KERR, JOHN
6.30
KONE INC
146.12
LAFAYETTE TWP CLERK
59.50
LINN COUNTY SHERIFF
21.62
LISCO/LTDS
1,147.70
LUMBER COMPANY
70.40
M & M ENTERPRISES
11,885.00
MAHASKA CO ENVIRON
3,750.00
MAHASKA CO SHERIFF
95.86
MARTIN, LARRY
150.00
MENARDS
54.89
MESSERSCHMITT, LAVADA
153.26
MID-AMERICA PUBLISHING 1,137.13
MIDWEST BREATHING AIR
599.80
MIKE’S PARTS & SERVICE 338.00
MOORE, JANICE 26.68
MOORE, ROGER
105.00
MULTI-COUNTY OIL
8,679.40
MYLES MILLER REFRIG
44.54
NORRIS ASPHALT PAVING
1,042.55
NOTARY ROTARY
67.85
OFFICE CENTER 225.20
PERKINS, PAMELA
472.50
PHELPS AUTO SUPPLY
159.00
PLEASANT GROVE CEMETERY
1,638.00
POSTMASTER
98.00
168.00
POWELL, JEFFREY QUILL CORP
540.81
RACOM CORP
104.00
RICHLAND TOWNSHIP
361.48
RICOH USA 139.78
RIVER PRODUCTS 17,013.87
ROGERS, LEROY
400.00
SADLER POWER TRAIN
1,161.74
SEMCO LANDFILL
843.00
SIGOURNEY BODY SHOP 90.00
SIGOURNEY CLEANERS
51.20
SIGOURNEY COMM SCH DST
234.00
SIGOURNEY FFA CHAPTER
280.00
SINCLAIR TRACTOR
579.47
SMITH, LARRY 49.82
SORDEN CEMETERY
497.00
STROBELS INC
92.50
T I P REC 864.55
THOMAS, MARCHITA
24.25
THOMSON REUTERS-WEST
106.96
THRELKELD-LARSON, VIRGINIA
104.28
TRANSIT WORKS
110.00
TRUE VALUE
112.97
U S POSTAL SERV
538.10
UBBEN
565.00
US CELLULAR
676.21
VAN BUREN TWP CLERK
31.50
VERIZON WIRELESS
40.01
VISION AG LLC
1,255.62
WAECHTER, MARILYN
107.67
WALKER’S OFFICE SUPP
312.82
WALLERICH, DAVID
132.14
WAPELLO CO SHERIFF
85.40
WAPELLO RURAL WATER
172.05
WASHINGTON CO MHDS
2,484.97
WASHINGTON CO SHERIFF
1,941.00
WASTE MANAGEMENT
7,457.40
WHITE, JERRY
21.60
WINDSTREAM
64.59
WINN CORP
731.00
ZEE MEDICAL 63.05
ZEP SALES & SERVICE
281.35
TOTAL
$250,576.55
Notice of Probate Notice of Probate
Probate No. ESPR037805
NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL, OF
APPOINTMENT OF EXECUTOR
AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The Iowa District Court
Keokuk County
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
RONALD L. NELSON,
Deceased.
To All Persons Interested in the Estate of
Ronald L. Nelson, deceased, who died on or
about April 12, 2014:
You are hereby notified that on the 25th
day of April, 2014, the last will and testament
of Ronald L. Nelson, deceased, bearing date
of the 13th day of February, 2013, was admitted to probate in the above named court and
that George Henry Northup was appointed executor of the estate. Any action to set aside the
will must be brought in the district court of said
county within the later to occur of four months
from the date of the second publication of this
notice or one month from the date of mailing of
this notice to all heirs of the decedent and devisees under the will whose identities are reasonably ascertainable, or thereafter be forever
barred.
Notice is further given that all persons
indebted to the estate are requested to make
immediate payment to the undersigned, and
creditors having claims against the estate
shall file them with the clerk of the above
named district court, as provided by law, duly
authenticated, for allowance, and unless so
filed by the later to occur of four months from
the second publication of this notice or one
month from the date of the mailing of this notice
(unless otherwise allowed or paid) a claim is
thereafter forever barred.
Dated this 25th day of April, 2014.
George Henry Northup
Executor of estate
108 East South Street
Ollie, IA 52576
John N. Wehr, ICIS PIN No: AT0008299
Attorney for executor
116 E. Washington St., P.O. Box 245
Sigourney, IA 52591
Date of second publication 4th day of June,
2014.
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Keokuk County
GLENN L. GREENLEE,
Deceased.
Glenn L. Greenlee, Deceased, who died on or
about March 23, 2014:
You are hereby notified that on the 2nd day
of May, 2014, the last will and testament of
Glenn L. Greenlee, deceased, bearing date of
the 21st day of November, 2013, was admitted
to probate in the above named court and that
Katherine Greenlee was appointed executor of
the estate. Any action to set aside the will must
be brought in the district court of said county
within the later to occur of four months from the
date of the second publication of this notice or
one month from the date of mailing of this notice
to all heirs of the decedent and devisees under
the will whose identities are reasonably ascertainable, or thereafter be forever barred.
Dated this 3rd day of April, 2014.
Katherine Greenlee
Executor of estate
540 W. Miller Street, Apt. 10
Marengo, IA 52301
Robert J. Leinen, ICIS PIN No: AT0004646
Elwood, Elwood & Leinen
P.O. Box 460
North English, IA 52316
2014.
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REQUEST FOR MOWING BIDS
The City of Sigourney will be accepting bids for mowing the
following City properties: Legion Park including Ball Fields, Town
Square Park, Water Tower Lot, Lot at the Corner of Stuart Street
and Elm Street and Lot at the Corner of Stuart Street and Walnut
Street. A complete list of properties is available at the City Clerk’s
Office.
Bids should be per mowing. Bidders will be required to use
their own equipment and to carry liability insurance, which shall be
on file at the City Clerk’s office.
Sealed bids will need to be returned to the City Clerk’s office, 100 North Main Street, Sigourney, Iowa by 4:00 p.m. on
Monday, June 16th, 2014. The outside of the envelope must be
marked “Mowing Bid”.
MAYOR AND COUNCIL
SIGOURNEY, IOWA
641-622-3080
Sigourney City Council Minutes
Sigourney City Council Minutes
The following are summarized minutes of
the regular City Council meeting of May 21,
2014.
The Sigourney City Council met in regular
session in the Council Chambers at City Hall
on Wednesday, May 21, 2014 with Mayor Hollingsworth presiding and the following Council
members answering roll call: Glandon, Bender,
McLaughlin and Schultz. Council member
Landgrebe arrived at 6:47 p.m. Others present
were: Joan Sieren; Randy and Janet Stichter;
Tim Brcka, South Ottumwa Savings Bank;
Stacy Flynn, Kiwanis Representative; Don Northup, Water / Wastewater Superintendent and
Pool Operator; Brent Gilliland, City Services
Director and Building Inspector; Allan Glandon,
Police Chief; and Angie Alderson, City Clerk.
The meeting was called to order at 6:01
p.m. McLaughlin moved, seconded by Glandon,
to approve the tentative agenda. Roll call vote
was Ayes: 4.
McLaughlin moved, seconded by Schultz,
to approve the following items on the consent
agenda: minutes for the May 7, 2014 regular
Council meeting; accounts payable claims totaling $25,854.08; Library accounts payable
claims totaling $4,127.85; Angie Alderson and
Sherrie Casper to attend the 2014 Small City
Workshops sponsored by the Iowa League of
Cities on June 12, 2014 in Wellman, Iowa at a
cost of $35.00 per person; temporary alley closing and related items for a beer garden on July
3rd and 5th on West Marion Street (Resolution
No. 2014-05-04); and the credit card report.
Roll call vote was Ayes: 4.
McLaughlin moved, seconded by Bender, to
open the public hearing regarding the amendment of the current City budget for fiscal year
2014. Upon the roll being called, the following
voted Ayes: Glandon, Bender, McLaughlin and
Schultz. Nays: None. Motion approved and the
public hearing was opened at 6:05 p.m.
Schultz moved, seconded by Glandon,
to close the public hearing. Upon the roll being called, the following voted Ayes: Glandon,
Bender, McLaughlin and Schultz. Nays: None.
Motion approved and the public hearing was
closed at 6:08 p.m.
Schultz moved, seconded by Bender, to
approve Resolution 2014-05-05 for a proposed
budget amendment for fiscal year ending June
30, 2014. Roll call vote was Ayes: 4.
McLaughlin moved, seconded by Bender, to
approve replacing the roofs on the guard house
and the bath house with the Fabral metal and to
pay for this with local options sales tax money.
Council member Landgrebe arrived at 6:47
p.m.
Glandon moved, seconded by Bender, to
approve the display ad to possibly hire for one
or two position(s) on an as needed basis. Roll
call vote was Ayes: 5.
Bender moved, seconded by Schultz, to approve the display ad to request mowing bids.
Schultz moved, seconded by Glandon, to
approve the second reading of City Code of Ordinance Amendment to Title VI – Physical Environment – Chapter 5 Utilities – Billing Charges
(6-5-10 Rate of Sewer Rent and Manner of Payment). Roll call vote was Ayes: 5.
McLaughlin
moved,
seconded
by
Landgrebe, to approve the second reading of
City Code of Ordinance Amendment to Title VI
– Physical Environment – Chapter 5 Utilities –
Billing Charges (6-5-8 Water Rates). Roll call
vote was Ayes: 5.
Schultz moved, seconded by Landgrebe, to
approve sending up to four (4) candidates for
POST and MMPI testing for police candidates.
Glandon moved, seconded by McLaughlin,
to approve the following Community Betterment
Projects: $16.72 for diesel to fill a tractor that
was used on the sports field and $325.00 to
place a half page ad in a Tourism Guide sponsored by the Sigourney News Review. Roll call
vote was Ayes: 5.
The June 4th, 2014 regular Council meeting
will be held at City Hall at 6:00 p.m.
The meeting was adjourned by acclamation
at 7:25 p.m.
The full and complete minutes are available
at the Sigourney Clerk Clerk’s office upon request.
Terry W. Hollingsworth, Mayor
ATTEST: Angela K. Alderson,
Sigourney City Clerk
CITY OF SIGOURNEY
MAY 21, 2014 CLAIMS
Acco - Services
$1,311.50
All American Pest Control - Services $35.00
Alliant Energy - Utilities
$9,196.13
Atwood Electric - Services
$1,150.48
Barron - Supplies
$36.22
Brown Supply Co. - Supplies
$769.94
Cassens’ Mill Corp. - Supplies
$5.50
Cobb Oil Co., Inc. - Supplies
$16.72
Douds Stone - Supplies
$570.70
H & M Farm and Home - Supplies
$315.68
Iowa One Call - Services
$43.50
Keokuk County Treasurer - Fuel
$2,404.36
Loktronics Security Corp. - Services $87.67
Lumber Company - Supplies
$26.50
Norris Asphalt Paving - Supplies
$507.50
Phelps Auto Supply - Supplies
$14.00
Plumb Supply Company - Supplies
$90.46
Royal Portable Toilets - Services
$186.84
SEMCO Landfill - Services
$2,737.00
Sigourney Cleaners - Services
$24.00
Sigourney Community Fire Department Appropriation
$1,169.94
Sinclair Tractor - Supplies
$1,177.40
Snakenberg Welding - Services
$265.21
Trans-Iowa Equipment, Inc. Supplies
$1,041.54
Tremmel Backhoe - Services
$2,539.30
Windstream - Services
$130.99
$25,854.08
May 2014 Library Claims
Access Systems (Setup/Monthly)
$517.57
All American Pest Control (Pest Control)$30.00
Alliant Energy (Utilities)
$411.34
Atwood Electric (Services)
$125.38
Baker & Taylor (Books)
$1115.72
Bancard (Postage,Books,Movies/Music,
Supplies)
$783.07
Curtis Fisher Lawn Mowing (Services) $20.00
Demco (Supplies)
$124.98
Dollar General (Supplies)
$63.55
ICN (Internet)
$8.91
Koch Brothers (Services)
$344.24
Penworthy (Books)
$529.90
Windstream (Phone)
$53.19
TOTAL
$4,127.85
Note: Library Claims are approved only
by the Sigourney Public Library Board at their
monthly meetings and are not subject to the review and approval of the Sigourney City Council.
LIBRARY FUND
$
RESTRICTED GIFTS FUND
$
COMMUNITY BETTERMENT
$
TOTAL
$4,127.85
Notice of Probate Notice of Probate
Keokuk County
FRANCES V. GREENLEY,
Deceased.
To all persons interested in the Estate of
Frances V. Greenley, Deceased, who died on
or about May 1, 2014:
You are hereby notified that on May 9, 2014,
the Last Will and Testament of Frances V.
Greenley, deceased, bearing the date of May
25, 1984, was admitted to probate in the above
named Court and that Terrence P. Greenley was
appointed Executor of the Estate of Frances V.
Greenley. Any action to set aside the will must
be brought in the district court of said county
within the later to occur of four months from the
date of the second publication of this notice or
one month from the date of mailing of this notice
to all heirs of the decedent and devisees under
the will whose identities are reasonably ascertainable, or thereafter be forever barred.
Dated: May 15, 2014.
Terence P. Greenley
Executor of Estate
P.O. Box 29
Sigourney, Iowa 52591
Craig R. Foss
Attorney for Estate
Foss, Kuiken & Cochran, P.C.
P.O. Box 30
Fairfield, Iowa 52556
AT0002561
Date of second publication: June 4, 2014.
S22-2
Keokuk County
DELBERT R. FLEIG,
Deceased.
Delbert R. Fleig, Deceased, who died on or
day of May, 2014, the last will and testament of
Delbret R. Fleig, deceased, bearing date of the
24th day of August, 1999, was admitted to probate in the above named court and that Steven
C. Hoeksema was appointed executor of the
estate. Any action to set aside the will must be
brought in the district court of said county within
the later to occur of four months from the date
of the second publication of this notice or one
month from the date of mailing of this notice to
all heirs of the decedent and devisees under the
will whose identities are reasonably ascertainable, or thereafter be forever barred.
Dated this 14th day of May, 2014.
Steven C. Hoeksema
Executor of estate
8808 Franklin Avenue
Clive, Iowa 50325
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Notice of Probate Public Notice
Keokuk County
LELAND DALE INGLE,
Deceased.
Leland Dale Ingle, Deceased, who died on or
about December 31, 2013:
day of May, 2014, the last will and testament
of Leland Dale Ingle, deceased, bearing date
of the 8th day of January, 1996, was admitted
to probate in the above named court and that
Jimmie Dale Ingle, Jackie Lee Ingle and Marty
Wayne Ingle was appointed executor of the estate. Any action to set aside the will must be
brought in the district court of said county within
the later to occur of four months from the date
of the second publication of this notice or one
month from the date of mailing of this notice to
all heirs of the decedent and devisees under the
will whose identities are reasonably ascertainable, or thereafter be forever barred.
Dated this 16th day of May, 2014.
Jimmie Dale Ingle
6440 E P True Pkwy, Unit 1302
West Des Moines, IA 50266
Jackie L. Ingle
31976 240th Ave.
Ollie, IA 52576
Marty Wayne Ingle
17482 190th Ave.
Eddyville, IA 52553
Executor of estate
John N. Wehr, ICIS PIN No: AT0008299
116 E. Washington St., P.O. Box 245
Sigourney, IA 52591
2014.
S22-2
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION - FULL
RELEASE OF MORTGAGE:
Notice of Intent to Execute and Record a
Certificate of Release
TITLE GUARANTY DIVISION, IOWA
FINANCE AUTHORITY:
TO: Key Bank USA, National Association
and others to whom this may concern:
The Title Guaranty Division, Iowa Finance
Authority (Division) has received a request to
issue a Certificate of Release for the mortgage
described below pursuant to Iowa Code §16.92
and rules issued thereunder.
The mortgage described below does not
have an effective release or satisfaction of record in Keokuk County, Iowa: .
The original principal amount of the mortgage: $40,000.00
Loan number, if known: 2472872KF
Name of mortgagor(s): C. Sherleen Bodkins
Name of original mortgagee (lender): Key
Bank USA, National Association
Date of the original mortgage: 3/14/2003 Recording date of original mortgage: 5/8/2003
Recording information of original mortgage:
Book 394 Page 57 Other applicable recording
information: None
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THE
DIVISION WILL EXECUTE AND RECORD
A CERTIFICATE OF RELEASE FOR THE
MORTGAGE DESCRIBED IN THIS NOTICE IF
THE DIVISION DOES NOT RECEIVE A SATISFACTORY REASON WHY THE DIVISION
SHOULD NOT RELEASE THE DESCRIBED
MORTGAGE ON OR BEFORE July 18, 2014.
THE NOTICE MUST BE IN WRITING TO THE
FOLLOWING ADDRESS:
Title Guaranty Division
Iowa Finance Authority
2015 Grand Ave.
Des Moines, Iowa 50312
An example of a satisfactory reason preventing the Division from issuing a Certificate
of Release may include but is not limited to evidence of an unpaid balance of the loan secured
by the mortgage or evidence that a release or
satisfaction of mortgage pursuant to Iowa Code
Chapter 655 has been placed of record in the
appropriate county.
Title Guaranty Division,
Iowa Finance Authority
By: Carolyn M. Nutt
Name: Carolyn M. Nutt
Title: Mortgage Release Compliance Officer
Date: 5/22/2014 23-3
Public Notice
Keokuk County
Board Proceedings
MAY 27, 2014
The Keokuk County Board of Supervisors
met in special session, Tuesday, May 27, 2014
in the Board Room of the Courthouse. All members were present.
the tentative agenda. All ayes and motion carried.
the minutes of May 19, 2014 as submitted. All
ayes and motion carried.
Met with Engineer McGuire regarding Keokuk County Highway Department. Keokuk
County was granted $46,100, #11 of 54 recipients, to receive funding by the Washington
County Riverboat Foundation (WCRF) to apply
towards the new communication tower to be located at the Sheriff’s Office. Board consensus
was to proceed with the purchase the 10x20x10
communication shelter and contents @ $33,126
and additional HVAC 5 year warranty @ $1,500
for a total of $34,636.
the Personnel Report for Sandra George, parttime dispatcher/jailer – date of termination/resignation effective May 26, 2014 as submitted.
All ayes and motion carried.
the Personnel Report for Richard E. Coffman,
Jail Administrator – date of retirement effective
May 23, 2014 as submitted. All ayes and motion
carried.
the Personnel Report for hire of Brad Hemsley,
full-time dispatcher/jailer effective June 9, 2014
at $18.00 per hour as submitted. All ayes and
motion carried.
Various board and committee reports were
held. Wood attended a City of Thornburg/RUSS
meeting last week. Hadley attended Semco,
Rural Housing Trust Fund and Washington
County Riverboat Foundation meetings. Berg
attended Endowment, Washington County Riverboat Foundation meetings and viewed county
roads with Engineer McGuire.
Discussion of old/new business and public comment was held. Board consensus was
to hire Mike Green as a part-time temporary
custodian with formal action on next week’s
agenda.
On vote and motion the meeting adjourned
at 10:00 a.m.
The above and foregoing information is a
summary of the minutes taken at the above indicated meeting. The full and complete set of
minutes are recorded and available at the office
of the Keokuk County Auditor.
SK23
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF
CO-ADMINISTRATORS AND
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In The Iowa District Court
Keokuk County
PAMELA LYNN LEDGER,
Deceased.
To all persons interested in the Estate of Pamela Lynn Ledger, Deceased, who died on or
You are hereby notified that on May 22,
2014, that Sarah Ledger and Emma Jo Nelson
were appointed Co-Administrators of the Estate
of Pamela Lynn Ledger, a Small Estate.
Notice is further given that all persons indebted to the Estate are requested to make immediate payment to the undersigned, and creditors having claims against the Estate shall file
them with the Clerk of the above named District
Court, as provided by law, duly authenticated,
for allowance, and unless so filed by the later to
occur of four months from the second publication of this notice or one month from the date of
mailing of this notice (unless otherwise allowed
or paid) a claim is thereafter forever barred.
Dated: May 28, 2014.
Co-Administrators of Estate:
Sarah Ledger
3121 246th Blvd.
Brighton, Iowa 52540
Emma Jo Nelson
16734 W. Hwy. 149
Hedrick, Iowa 52563
Attorney for Estate:
Craig R. Foss, AT0002561
Foss, Kuiken & Cochran, P.C.
First National Bank Building, Suite 201
P.O. Box 30
Fairfield, Iowa 52556
Date of second publication: June 11, 2014.
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The News-Review
Notice of Taxes Due in Keokuk County
The following is a true and correct list of all land and town lots in Keokuk County, Iowa on
which taxes are due and unpaid as appears from the tax list in the county system.
Notice is hereby given that unless the taxes, interest and costs are paid, the following
described land and town lots or so much thereof as is necessary to pay said taxes, interests
and cost thereon, will be sold at the Keokuk County Courthouse in Sigourney Keokuk County,
Iowa, on the third Monday June 16th 2014, starting at 10 0’ clock A.M. of said day until all land
and town lots are offered for sale. The sale will be adjourned from time to time as provided by
law.
For details of said facts and records relative to the amount of taxes penalty interest and
cost thereon the year, for which the said taxes are due, the name of the owners, or whom it
is taxed, you are referred to the records of the Treasurer’s Office of Keokuk County, Iowa,
Sigourney, Iowa.
These taxes must be paid before 4:00 p.m. June 13, 2014. No postmark will be honored.
Taxes must be paid by cash, money order or cashiers check in the Keokuk County
Treasurer’s office.
You may also pay online at iowatreasurers.org through June 13, 2014 the internet will be
NOT be available from June 14, 2014 through June 20, 2014. No personal checks between
5/24/2014-6/13/2014 you may pay with money order, a bank-issued cashier’s check or cash.
Notice: Treasurer’s office will be closed on Monday June 16,2014 for tax sale until
2:00 P.M.
Treasurer of Keokuk County Iowa
Christine Edmundson
District Parcel Deed Name
Legal s-t-r
Legal 1
1 ADTOT 009200 BOWMAN, REX L JR &
16/77/12 S5/8 SE NE
2 ADTOT 009300 BOWMAN, REX L JR &
16/77/12 NE SE 3 ADTOT 009400 BOWMAN, REX L JR &
16/77/12 SE SE EXC COMM SE COR
BOWMAN, DOLORES JUNE
4 ADTOT 008800 Cont BOWMAN, REX L JR & BRENDA Y15/77/12 SW NW
5 ADTOT 008900 Cont BOWMAN, REX L JR & BRENDA Y15/77/12 NW NW
6 ADTOT 009000 Cont BOWMAN, REX L JR & BRENDA Y15/77/12 NE NW
7 ADTOT 009100 Cont BOWMAN, REX L JR & BRENDA Y15/77/12 SE NW
8 ADTOT 056900 CONKLIN, CRAIG D & SHIRLEY J 27/77/12 NE SW
9 ADTOT 052600 CONKLIN, SHIRLEY & JEAN SPAROW 27/77/12 NWSW
10 ADTOT 057250 GORSH, JEFFREY L & MARTHA R
26-77-12 AUDITOR’S PARCEL A
11 ADTOT 057750 GORSH, JEFFREY L & MARTHA R
23-77-12 AUDITOR’S PARCEL A
12 ADTOT 039400 RIDENOUR, SEAN WESLEY &
18/77/12 NW NW EXC ROW TO
13 ADTOT 039500 RIDENOUR, SEAN WESLEY &
18/77/12 N 17 ACRES SW NW EXC
14 BNTHP 017550 HEDLUND, ROSS A & MILDRED M
26/74/13 COMM SE COR N & S
15 BNTHP 019825 REYNOLDS, FRED E & LINDA K
14/74/13 PT AUDITOR PARCEL A
14/74/13 PT 5 32.5 ACRES SW SE
14/74/13 PART AUDITOR PARCEL A
18 BNTOF 059650 WADE, TINA & AARON
05/74/13 COMM NW COR NE1/4, TH
19 CCTOK 061650 BAKER, TERESA L
16/75/10 AUDITOR’S PARCEL A OF
20 CCTOK 014600 TALLEYRAND BAR & GRILL LLC
TALLEYRAND LOTS 4-5-6
22 DLCOS 023500 ALLER, JOSHUA RYAN
02/75/13 LOT 8 NW SW
23 DLCOS 005900 BURTLOW, W LAVERN & JOYCE I
O P LOT4 BLK 13
24 DLCOS 013100 CARRIKER, DANIEL & JENNIFER
O P LOTS 9, 10, 11 &
25 DLCOS 020300 FREES, ROBERT P
02/75/13 S 115’ OF E 1/2 OF 1
26 DLCOS 024500 HAEFNER, GREG
O P LOT 12 & S 13’
27 DLCOS 006200 HAMMES, HARRY
JACOB’S ADD LOTS 7 &
28 DLCOS 009500 HAMMES, HARRY J
O P LOTS 5 & 6 BLK 12
29 DLCOS 001400 HAMMES, LEROY V
MCNABB’S ADD LOTS 5,
30 DLCOS 011800 HAMMES, LEROY V
02/75/13 LOTS 1, 2, 3 & 4 OF
31 DLCOS 000500 KLEINSCHMIDT, JODY
MCDONALD’S ADD LOTS
35 DLCOS 012700 LADELY, JOE A & SHERRY L MCNABB’S ADD LOTS 1,
36 DLCOS 016500 LIPPARD, WALLACE DEAN
O P LOT 3 BLK 12
37 DLCOS 005800 MANGO, BEATRICE L &
MCNABB’S ADD LOTS 3 &
REED & DUNN ADD LOTS
38 DLCOS 019200 MCNABB, LEONARD E
39 DLCOS 008600 MORGAN, KYLE EUGENE
O P LOT 9 BLK 16
40 DLCOS 001900 MORGAN, NORMA JEAN TRUST
O P LOTS 1, 2 & 3
43 DLCOS 000600 SCULL, RANDY
SIMON D’S ADD LOT 4 &
44 DLCOS 000900 SLAGTER, NATHAN A
SEIBERT, KENNETH
45 DLCOS 010600 CONT:SMITHBURG, ROBERT &
O P LOTS 1 & 2
46 DLCOS 003200 VANDEVENTER, ROBERT LEE
REED & DUNN ADD LOTS
47 ELTOS 023300 WALLERICH, COLLEEN A
28/75/11 PARCEL NE COR N & S
48 ERTFE 029500 GREINER, JAMES W
34/77/11 SE SE
34/77/11 SW SE
34/77/11 NE SE
34/77/11 NW SE
34/77/11 NE NE
34/77/11 SE NE
54 ERTFE 036950 GROVE, THOMAS A
36/77/11 COM NW COR OF SW 1/4
55 ERTFE 018750 HOLETON, JOHN L
25/77/11 PT NE COR N&S 230’ X
16/77/11 SW SE EXC RR ROW
56 ERTFE 055000 MILLER, LONNIE L
57 ERTFE 055900 MILLER, LONNIE L
21/77/11 S4/7 E 7/8 NE NE
58 HDCHP 017700 ARENDT, JULIE MARIE
O P S 1/2 S 1/2 LOT 5
KNOX, JACK ALFRED
59 HDCHP 007100 CONT: BREON, CARLA J
MORRISON’S ADD LOTS
60 HDCHP 010800 BUNNELL, TRAVIS J
O P LOT 15 BLK 8 61 HDCHP 024500 BUNNELL, TRAVIS J & HOLLI J
O P LOT 1 BLK 4
62 HDCHP 042200 BUNNELL, TRAVIS J & HOLLI J
O P LOTS 12, 13 & 14
63 HDCHP 022100 BURTLOW, MARLENE
O P LOT 6 BLK 28
64 HDCHP 006100 CAVIN, KENNETH E
HAGAN’S 2ND S 1/2 LOT
65 HDCHP 044500 CRAWFORD, REBECCA D O P LOTS 5 & 6 BLK 6
66 HDCHP 007700 CRAWFORD, ROBERT W & DIANE A
MEEKER, MARION F
67 HDCHP 013400 CONT: DEEGAN, NICKALAS O P LOT 1 BLK 57
68 HDCHP 043100 DEUTSCHLE, TODD A
O P W1/2 LOTS 5 & 6 YORK, ROBERT
69 HDCHP 000600 DICKERSON, CLARENCE R SR
O P W 46’ LOTS 5 &
71 HDCHP 039300 FOSTER, KIRK W & U ADD LOT 8/ 66’
72 HDCHP 031600 FOSTER, KIRK & HEATHER
W & U ADD OUT LOT 9
73 HDCHP 031500 FOSTER, KIRK D & HEATHER A
W & U ADD LOTS 10 &11
74 HDCHP 043200 JACOBS, ROBERT A
O P E 1/2 LOTS 5 & 6
75 HDCHP 036800 KOPP, DAVID A &
O P LOTS 5, 6, 7 & 76 HDCHP 035600 LISK, MARJORIE
77 HDCHP 045025 LISK, MARJORIE M
O P LOT 6 BLK 54 78 HDCHP 032800 MORROW, STEVE H
O P W 100’ S 127’
79 HDCHP 032900 MORROW, STEVE H
O P W 100’ OF N 145’
VER SCHUURE, FREDERICK &
80 HDCHP 012200 CONT: OVERTURF, DUSTIN
O P LOT 1 BLK 50
VER SCHUURE, FREDERICK &
81 HDCHP 012300 CONT: OVERTURF, DUSTIN
O P LOT 2 BLK 50
82 HDCHP 004200 PARTIN, ELIZABETH AGUILAR &
O P LOTS 3 & 4
83 HDCHP 042775 REYNOLDS, ROBERT F & TAMIE L LOT 11 BLK 7
84 HDCHP 023000 REYNOLDS, TAMIE LYNN
O P LOT 3 & S 1/2 LOT
85 HDCHP 020700 ROBERTS, STEVEN B & O P LOT 8 BLK 29
86 HDCHP 043500 SMITH, ELLYN J
O P W 1/2 LOTS 7 & 8
87 HDCHP 019900 THOMPSON, MARJORIE
HAGAN’S 2ND LOTS 10 &
88 HDCHP 010100 UMPHRESS, SHAWN PATRICK &
26/74/13 E 1/2 OF 7 SE SE
89 HDCHP 038600 WHITE, DALE E & TWYLA LEANNE
90 HVCOS 005700 GLANDON, DANIELA
28/75/12 1 ACRE SE COR LOT 68
91 JATOP 031250 BURTLOW, MELVIN M JR &
18-74-11 AUD PARCEL A NW SW
92 JATOP 031600 KESSLER, M LLC
28-74-11 SW SE EXC AUD PARCEL 93 JATOP 032900 KESSLER, M LLC 28-74-11 E 1/2 NW SE & S7/12 W
27-74-11 P/O AUD PARCEL C
27-74-11 SE NW PLAT 5/22/2007
27-74-11 SW NW PLAT 5/22/2007
99 JATOP 061300 KESSLER, M LLC 27-74-11 SW NE EXC AUD PARCEL
100JATOP 061400 KESSLER, M LLC
27-74-11 SE NE 104JATOP 032500 MOLKENTHIN, BEVERLY ANN & 29/74/11 LOT 2 SW SE OF
105JATOP 041260 MOLKENTHIN, HERBERT TEST TR & 27-74-11 NW NW EXC AUD PARCEL
106JATOP 041115 MOLKENTHIN, PHYLLIS J
27-74-11 AUD PARCEL B NE NW
107JATOP 041130 MOLKENTHIN, PHYLLIS J
27-74-11 AUD PARCEL A NE NW
108JATOP 041160 MOLKENTHIN, PHYLLIS J 27-74-11 NE NW EXC AUD PARCEL
485.00
475.00
356.00
574.00
325.00
330.00
336.00
287.00
421.00
671.00
66.00
536.00
160.00
250.00
16.00
86.00
40.00
849.00
991.00
726.00
468.00
124.00
325.00
56.00
242.00
709.00
769.00
144.00
65.00
73.00
48.00
69.00
763.00
799.00
163.00
204.00
441.00
490.00
1,172.00
336.00
159.00
414.00
74.00
136.00
117.00
339.00
350.00
238.00
288.00
290.00
251.00
1,108.00
945.00
247.00
120.00
331.00
379.00
105.00
422.00
38.00
195.00
308.00
1,028.00
233.00
238.00
767.00
243.00
475.00
102.00
1,679.00
423.00
9.00
682.00
102.00
123.00
2,367.00
196.00
632.00
728.00
713.00
1,454.00
519.00
240.00
130.00
721.00
205.00
224.00
342.00
484.00
407.00
206.00
6.00
47.00
533.00
494.00
823.00
525.00
8.00
137.00
249.00
89.00
682.00
District Parcel
111JATOP 041875 114JATOP 032550
116KOCOK 023600
117KOCOK 018100
118KOCOK 039900
119KOCOK 032100
120KOCOK 030100
121KOCOK 054600
123KOCOK 020300
124KOCOK 021700
125KOCOK 042700
126KOCOK 038200
127KOCOK 040100
128KOCOK 013400
129KOCOK 042000
130KOCOK 024500
131KOCOK 042300
132KOCOK 053500
133KOCOK 017600
134KRCOE 002200
135KRCOE 002100
136KRCOE 003300
137KRCOE 001700
138KRCOE 000500
139KRCOE 005900
140KRCOE 001100
141KRCOE 004800
142KRCOE 005000
143KWAOT 020125
144KWCOT 006000
145KWCOT 019200
146KWCOT 008100
147KWCOT 012700
148KWCOT 006100
149KWCOT 009400
150KWCOT 009500
151KWCOT 002900
152KWCOT 003700
153KWCOT 010500
154KWCOT 005900
155KWCOT 006300
156LATOK 030650
157LATOK 008950
159LBTFE 034100
160LBTFE 034200
161LBTFE 034300
162LBTFE 034400
163LBTFE 034500
164LBTFE 034600
165LBTFE 063375
166LBTFE 058700
167LBTFE 058800
168LBTFE 058900
169LBTFE 059000
170LBTFE 059100
171LBTFE 059200
172LBTFE 059775
173LBTKK 069950
174LBTKK 068200
176MBCOP 001600
177MBCOP 006100 178MBCOP 006200
179MBCOP 006700
180MBCOP 005800
181MBCOP 004800
182MBCOP 005000
183MBCOP 006350
184MBCOP 005000
185MBCOP 006300
186MBCOP 006350
187MBCOP 007500
188MBCOP 001500
189NECOE 001000
190OLCOP 006600
191OLCOP 007400
192OLCOP 002000
193OLCOP 004200
194OLCOP 002100
195OLCOP 007300
196OLCOP 011600
197OLCOP 003400
198OLCOP 005800
200PLTOS 002300
201PRTOT 065900
202PRTOT 033500
203PRTOT 033755
204PRTOT 047000
205PRTOT 026300
206PRTOT 057600
207PRTOT 057700
209PRTOT 015100
210PRTOT 047100
211PRTOT 047200
212PRTOT 047300
213PRTOT 053300
214PRTOT 060500
215PRTOT 060700
216PRTOT 060900
217RLCOP 027025
218RLCOP 020200
219RLCOP 013400
220RLCOP 006800 221RLCOP 003500
222RLCOP 010300
223RLCOP 031200
224RLCOP 011400
225RLCOP 017300
226RLCOP 017400
227RLCOP 024800
228RLCOP 026100
232RLCOP 009600
233RLCOP 011900
234RLTOP 024350
235RLTOP 024450
237RLTOP 018300
238RLTOP 018500
242SECOE 003300
243SECOE 008600
244SECOE 008900
245SECOE 006700
246SECOE 006350
247SECOE 014700
248SECOE 009400 249SECOE 009500
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SKINNER, STANLEY R & ROBERTA J
CONT: BAUGHMAN, KEVIN R PARKVIEW ADD LOT 8 CADY, CHARLES
STOUDER’S ADD LOT 20
CROSSETT, JEFFERY L
O P LOT 20 BLK 15
DIETZE, GERALD & LAURA
O P N 50’ LOT 4
REBLlNG, STEVEN N
CONT: FRITZ, ROBERT E & REBECCA
O P S 1/2 LOT 4 BLK
GSBILLC
O P LOTS 13 & 14
MCDONALD, ANDREW DENNIS
O P LOT 1 & E 10’ REBLlNG, PAUL R
CONT: MORRIS, SHARON F ACHARD’S 2ND ADD N
OSBORN, KAYREN S
STOUDER’S ADD LOTS 9 REIGHARD, LLOYD KEITH & RUTH O P LOT 13 BLK 5 RENAUD, PATRICIA
ACHARD’S 2ND ADD LOTS
SANDERS, LARRY GALE
O P LOT 10 EXC STOUTNER, GLENN & BETTY
STEWART’S ADD LOTS 13 STREETER, WILLIAM
STOUDER’S ADD LOTS 4 STREETER, WILLIAM R
STOUDER’S ADD LOT 7 WALLERICH, KEVIN
O P W 70’ OF S 50’
WOLFE, CHRISTOPHER WAYMAN &
O P LOT 2 BLK 5 (PLAT ALLISON, ELIZABETH L & O P LOT 8 BLK 2
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MILLER, TONI LYNN
O P LOT 6 BLK 8
STUTZMAN, WILLIAM WILFORD &
CONT: PAUL, JEREMY D N 20’ RR ROW ADJ STUTZMAN, WILLIAM WILFORD &
CONT: PAUL, JEREMY D
O P LOTS 1,2,3,4,5 &
SCHMELZER, GARY W & RAYANN L
O P LOT 4 & S 22’
TOOMEY, KEVIN E &
LOT 3 OF AUDITOR’S
WASSON, KIM A & NANCY J WASSON22/77/10 LOT 6 & 7 SE NE/ W HARPER, ANDREW D & SHEREE L 27-77-12 E 1/2 NW NW EXC
CRANSTON, ROBERT Y& IRMA FERNE21/77/12 IRONS ADD LOT 4 NE SE
DENNIS, TYSON LEE
28/77/12 COMM 662 8/15’ S &
GEORGE, DAVID P & DIANE
22/77/12 140’E&W X 80’N&S IN HARPER, ANDREW & JAYSON T O P LOTS 1 & 2 BLK 6
HARPER, ANDREW & SHEREE
22/77/12 LOT 24 EXC E 46’ N 1/2
HARPER, ANDREW D & SHEREE L BARNES ADD LOTS 7 & 8
HARPER, ANDREW D & SHEREE L JACKSON’S ADD LOTS 1,
HARPER, SHEREE L
22/77/12 E 70’ OF N 250’ LOT HARPER, SHEREE LYNN
JACKSON’S ADD S1/2
HUDSON, LEONA C ETALS
BARNES ADD S1/2 LOT 3
VANPATTEN, REBECCA S
28/77/12 BEG 462 1/2’W NE COR
WALKER, TARA LYN
CONT: WENMAN, DAVID C
28/77/12 COMM 5997/12’ S & BRENNEMAN, VICTOR ETAL
17-76-10 W 320’ OF S 722’
REEVES, RAYMOND D & CHERYL 19/76/10 COMM SE COR N&S 433’ COX, SHIRLEY ANN 1/4 &
31/77/10 NE SE COX, SHIRLEY ANN 1/4 &
31/77/10 SE SE COX, SHIRLEY ANN 1/4 &
31/77/10 NW SE COX, SHIRLEY ANN 1/4 &
31/77/10 SE NE COX, SHIRLEY ANN 1/4 &
31/77/10 SW NE
COX, SHIRLEY ANN 1/4 &
31/77/10 SW SE
STONER, MYRON
28/77/10 NE NW LYING N OF RR STONER, MYRON L 29-77-10 NE NE EXCEPT RR
STONER, MYRON L
29-77-10 NW NE EXCEPT RR
STONER, MYRON L
20-77-10 NE SE EXC 260’ X 419’
STONER, MYRON L
20-77-10 SE SE STONER, MYRON L
20-77-10 E 35 ACRES SW SE
STONER, MYRON L 28-77-10 LOT 2 NW NW PLAT B1
WATKINSON, ROBIN S 22-77-10 AUD PARCEL B SE NW
HARDT, BRUCE & LORRAINE
36/77/10 AUDITOR PARCEL A LAWRENCE, GEORGE & GLADYS
26/77/10 1 SQ ACRE SE COR
BURTLOW, MELVIN M JR & EVA MCCREERY’S ADD LOT 8
CHMELAR, WILLIAM W
CONT: ELDER, JESSICA C
33/74/12 LOTS NW NW CHMELAR, WILLIAM W
CONT: ELDER, JESSICA C
33/74/12 LOTS 6 & 7 NW NW
KOONTZ, WAYNE L & GERALDINE K
O P LOTS 2 & 7 BLK 5 LENHART, EVA & MICHAEL
28/74/12 N 132’ LOT 3 SW SW
LENHART, EVA MARIE
28/74/12 DIV 2 OF 2 SW SW
MCBETH, CYNDIA R
JOHNSTON’S ADD LOT 6
MCBETH, CYNDIA R
JOHNSTON’S ADD LOTS 7 MCBETH, FREDERICK DARRELL
JOHNSTON’S ADD LOT 6
MCBETH, FREDERICK DARRELL
28/74/12 SUB DIV LOT 6 OF LOT
MCBETH, FREDERICK DARRELL
JOHNSTON’S ADD LOTS 7
RAWSON, CHARLES D
O P LOTS 9 & 10 BLK REINIER, BRUCE & SANDRA
O P LOT 7 AND W 16’ CALVIN, CHARLES
01/77/11 GREENLEE’S HIGHLAND
CAPPS, CAMERON C & MELISSA L 23/74/11 POB 23.94 RD W NE COR
CAPPS, MELISSA L &CAMERON C2/3 23/74/11 BEG NE COR NW SW W
CERISE ENTERPRISES LLC
O P LOT 11 & W 14’ COURTNEY, SUSAN J LOTS 7,8,9 & E 10’ LEDGER, PHIL O P LOT 6 & N1/2 LOT
MCCRACKEN, DELORES IRENE ETAL
MARSHALL’S ADD LOTS
POWERS, DENNIS & MARY
O P W1/2 LOTS 3 & 4 WHITE, TRACI L HALFERTY’S 2ND ADD
WRIGHT, ROGER L
O P N 1/2 LOB & ALL CLARAHAN, DAVID M & DEBORAH L 06/75/11 555’ E & W X 684’
FITZNER, LESLIE
32/77/13 BEG NW COR Nl/2 SW
HARPER, ANDREW D & SHEREE L 35/77/13 NE SE HARPER, ANDREW D & SHEREE L 35/77/13 E 2.5A NW SE
HARPER, ANDREW D & SHEREE L 36/77/13 SW SW
KEASLING, DEAL DEWANE &
29-77-13 PARCEL Sl/2 SW SE KNIGHT, NORMAN
32-77-13 SW SW
KNIGHT, NORMAN
32-77-13 SE SW NESHIDA, LAURA L
22-77-13 COMM SE COR W 488’ N RIDENOUR, SEAN WESLEY &
01/77/13 SW SE
RIDENOUR, SEAN WESLEY &
01/77/13 SE SE RIDENOUR, SEAN WESLEY &
01/77/13 S1/2 S1/2 SW
STEINKE, MATTHEW R & GREER G 17/77/13 SW NE S OF RR STORM, ANNIE ELIZABETH L-E &
28/77/13 SE NE EXC W 10 A &
STORM, ANNIE ELIZABETH L-E &
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CHMELAR, MARILYN J STROUP’S ADD N1/2
FRITCHEN, DONALD L & 27/74/10 LOT 11 NW SE
FRITCHEN, STEPHEN F STROUP’S ADD LOT 7
GAINER, MICHAEL & SHILO
SMITH’S ADD LOT 5 & 6
GOULD, MAURICE R & MARJORY L-E
SMITH’S ADD LOTS 7 &
HOEKSTRA, HELEN A
SMITH’S ADD LOT 4 BLK
HOEKSTRA, HELEN A O P W 22’ EXC N 52’
CHMELAR, WILLIAM W
CONT: MCSPAREN, JODY L & WANDA M
WOODWARD’S ADD LOT 3
PFEIFER, RENEE J
R L & I CO ADD LOT
CHMELAR, WILLIAM W & MARILYN J
CONT: STEVENS, DONAVAN L DOROTHY L27/74/10 LOT 5 EXC S 49’ WILLIAMS, CLINTON N & SHERYL WOODWARD’S ADD LOTS
ANDERSON, HARMON C &
15/74/10 SW COR SE SE
ANDERSON, HARMON C & 22/74/10 NW COR NE NE
DULING, EDWARD A
31-74-10 S OF RR NE NW
DULING, EDWARD A 31-74-10 SE COR 3 3/4 ACRES E
BUNNELL, GAYLE WHITE’S ADD LOTS 18, DOWNING, STEVE F & ELVA
LEMLEY, SYLVIA
CONT: FRAZIER, NICHOLAS A WHITES ADD LOTS 11, GOURLEY, DENNIS
23/77/11 NOFFSINGER’S ADD LOT
HOYLMAN, WILLIAM A & CYNTHIA R
WHITE’S ADD LOTS 3 &
MOYER, ALICIA MARIE
WHITES ADD LOTS 9 &
NOEL, NATHAN M COSBYS ADD LOTS 5 & NOEL, NATHAN M 26/77/11 SUB DIV LOT 2 NE NE
POLTON, BRYAN L
GLANDONS ADD LOTS 3 SCHULTZ, RICHARD O
WHITES ADD LOT 1 BLK YOUNG, TROY SCOTT
26/77/11 SUB DIV NE NE LOT 11/ YOUNG, TROY SCOTT
26/77/11 LOTS 8, 9, 12 & 13 & ADAMS, CLYDE LE
O P E1/2 LOT 5 BLK 18 BC INVESTMENTS LLC O P N 20’ W 44’ LOB BC INVESTMENTS LLC
O P LOT 4 BLK 34
BC INVESTMENTS LLC
01/75/12 LOT 2 OF W3/4 OF N 20 BC INVESTMENTS LLC
O P W 22’ LOT 1 BLK 4
BC INVESTMENTS LLC
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Legal s-t-r
Legal 1
CLARAHAN, DAVID M & DEBORAH L
S1/4 OUT LOT 25 & N
CLAYWELL, BILLY W & CHARLOTTE F W 1/2 OF OUT LOT 3 CLAYWELL, BILLY W & CHARLOTTE F
C & W 4TH SURV BLK 4
CLINGAN, CHERYL
02/75/12 W 1/2 LOT 10 CO AUD CLUBB, BEATRICE C LOWE’S ADD LOT 7
CLUBB, JUSTIN P
O P COMM 33’W NE COR
CLUBB, JUSTIN P
O P E 33’ OF N 88’LOT
CONKLIN, CRAIG D & SHIRLEY J
02/75/12 W 110’ OF S 1811/3’ CONKLIN, CRAIG D & SHIRLEY J
O P N 22’ LOT 3 BLK8
CONKLIN, CRAIG D & SHIRLEY J
02/75/12 E 120’ LOT 8 SUB DIV
CRIPPEN, MICHAEL J & KARIN J
O P LOT 1 BLK 12 DARNER, TIFFANI
O P W 22’ OF E 44’
DEVOOGHT, CORY
O P S 33’ LOTS 1 & 2 GILLILAND, MARSHA JACKSON’S ADD LOT 3 & GLANDON, MARK R & MICHELLE R
C & W 4TH SURV N 60’
GLANDON, MARK R & MICHELLE R
A STRIP 16’ E & W X GLANDON, RONALD & MARILYN L O P LOT 6 BLK 11 JENNINGS, CHARLES & JULIE
O P LOT 1 BLK 40 JENNINGS, CHARLES H &
LOWE’S ADD LOT 6 BLK JOHNSON, SUSAN K
O P W1/2 LOTS 5 & 8 GRANT, STEVE
CONT: KELLER, LISA
O P E1/2 LOTS 6 & 7
KERKOVE, MIKAYLA I
C & W 4TH SURV LOT 11
KEWASH PROPERTIES LLC
W & K ADD LOTS 21 &
BC INVESTMENTS LLC
CONT: MCCULLEY, BRONSON DEAN 02/75/12 LOT 9/ DIV 2 OF 1 & BC I NVESTM E NTS LLC
CONT: MCCULLEY, BRONSON DEAN 02/75/12 LOT 8 SE NW & DIV 7
MURPHY, BRIAN O P S 22’ N 44’ LOT 3
BC INVESTMENTS LLC
CONT: MURRAY, PATRICK M & BRENDA J 02/75/12 LOT 4 OF 3 OF 2 NE SE RAILROAD PROPERTIES LLC
02/75/12 RR ROW - O P LOT 8 RANDALL, WILLIAM J O P LOT 1 BLK 11
OROURKE, JAY D & GAIL R
CONT: RICHARDSON, LESLIE SCOTT
O P E 62’ OF S 72’ TREMMEL, DONALD RAY
O P LOT 5 BLK 17
TREMMEL, MICKEY & TAMORAH O P S1/2LOTS 1 & 2
US BANK NATIONAL ASSOC
02/75/12 S146’ OF SUB DIV 5 OF 7
UTTERBACK, WILLARD JR & HOGIN’S ADD LOT 5 BLK WHITE, JEFFREY THOMAS
02/75/12 S 181 1/3’ DIV 4 OF
WOODSMALL, DENZELL L &
O P LOT 3 BLK 17
YODER, ROSS EDWARD YODER SUB DIV LOT 2 &
YOUNG, WILLIAM E & TERESA R
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HAINES, MICHAEL L & HEATHER J & 04-75-12 P/O AUD PARCEL B
HAINES, MICHAEL L & HEATHER J & 04-75-12 P/O AUD PARCEL B
RAILROAD PROPERTIES LLC
11/75/12
CONGER, THOMAS L 13/74/12 COMM SE COR SE NW W OLSON, CAROLE M
27/74/12 PART NE NW - LOT A OLSON, CAROLE M
22/74/12 PART SE SW - LOT A SALISBURY, TODD & 17/74/12 SE SE STICKLER, GREGORY A
30-74-12 BEG SE COR W 1/2 HUDSON, THOMAS A &
BARNES 1ST ADD LOT 1
LITTLE, RONNIE D BARNES 1ST ADD LOTS 5
SIEREN, SCOTT J
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CALZARETTA, MICHAEL G 32-76-12 S 280’ E 119’ NE SW
CALZARETTA, MICHAEL G
32-76-12 S 280’ W 1/40 NW SE CLINGAN, DAVID L 18-76-12 S 8 ACRES N 18 ACRES
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17/76/12 NW SW CLINGAN, DAVID L
18-76-12 N 10 ACRES SE NE CLUBB, GAYLAN C
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HUNTER, PAULINE L
21/76/12 NW NW
KNIGHT, NORMAN
08-76-12 PT AUD PARCEL A SE NE
KNIGHT, NORMAN
08-76-12 PT AUD PARCEL A SW NE
KNIGHT, NORMAN
08-76-12 PT AUD PARCEL A KNIGHT, NORMAN
08-76-12 NW SE AKA PT AUD
PLOCK, MARK STEVEN &
17-76-12 COMM NW COR NE SW
SEABA, DAVID F
31-76-12 250’ N & S X 240’ E & VERMILLION, FREDERICK LYNN 05/76/12 E 225’ N 600’ NE SE CLINGAN, DAVID L 18-76-12 SE 2 ACRES NW NE CLINGAN, DAVID L 18-76-12 E 5 ACRES W 10 ACRES
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07-76-12 N 1/2 E 1/2 SE SE EXC KEMPF, DONNA G LE
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07-76-12 E 1/2 SE NE KNIGHT, NORMAN
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KNIGHT, NORMAN
08-76-12 NE SW AKA PT AUD KNIGHT, NORMAN D
08-76-12 NW NE WEST SIDE ROAD
KNIGHT, NORMAN D 08-76-12 NW NW
KNIGHT, NORMAN D 08-76-12 NE NW
KNIGHT, NORMAN D
07-76-12 E 1/2 NE NE STREET, STEVEN THOMAS 30/77/11 PARCEL NW COR N&S TREMMEL, RICKEY LEE & BONNIE L 31/77/11 FUHR I SLOTS 6 & 5 ARMSTRONG, DEAN W &
W W C ADD LOT 20 BALSA NCM LLC
KING’S ADD LOT 9 BLK
KING’S ADD LOTS 3 & 4
BIRD, WILLIAM G BIRD, WILLIE
J M JOHNSTON’S 2ND BUNNELL, GAYLE LORTSCHER’S 1ST ADD
BUNNELL, GAYLE E LORTSCHER’S 2ND ADD
CAMACHO, VICTOR & ETHEL J M JOHNSTON’S 2ND
CAMPBELL, SCOTT EUGENE
LORTSCHER’S 2ND ADD
CLUBB, GAYLAN C
BEDFORD’S ADD LOTS 1
CLUBB, GAYLAN C & DORIS MARIE
BEDFORD’S ADD LOT 3
DAVIS, RAYMOND & TARA LYNN
ORVILLE’S ADD LOTS BC INVESTMENTS LLC
CONT: DOWNING, LETICIA D
FOGLE, DARREN
J M JOHNSTON’S 2ND
GILLAN, STACY J ORVILLE’S ADD LOTS 10
GRAGG, MAX L LORTSCHER’S 1ST ADD KEASLING, MICHELLE DENISE &
B CASEY’S ADD LOTS 2,
KEMPF, DONNA G
PETERSBURG ADD LOTS
KEMPF, DONNA G
PETERSBURG ADD LOTS
KEMPF, DONNA G
PETERSBURG ADD LOTS
LEONARD, ZADA NANCY DENEAN
1ST RR ADD E 18’LOT 6
MANDITY, DIANA
GILLETT’S ADD LOTS 1
MAULE, THOMAS J
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MORRIS, EARL 0 & NEVA C S C JOHNSTON’S ADD
NEWCOMB, MARY & RAYMOND J
RICHEY, JIMMY WESLEY JR &
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J M JOHNSTON’S 1ST
KAPPLE, LARRY L & CONSTANCE M
CONT: SHAPPELL, RICHARD & BRENDA
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SMITH, RICHARD W & VICKEY L
09/76/13 SW PART LOT 1 SW NE
THOMPSON, MICHAEL E
J M JOHNSTON’S 2ND VERMILLION, BOBBY
CONT: TOWNS, BRENT
LORTSCHER’S 1ST ADD
VANDEE, DAVID M KING’S ADD LOTS 5-6-7
VERMILLION, FRED L
ORVILLE’S ADD LOT 7
CLINGAN, DAVID L
03-75-13 BEG NE COR OF LOT 3 W
BRUNS, CHRISTOPHER R & JOYCE R
CONT: MOORE, RICHARD JOSEPH 29/75/13 COMM NW COR E 50’ TO
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19/76/13 BEG 488’ N SW COR E
THOMAS, WILLIAM E & NANCY M
21/76/13 COMM NW COR NW SW
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Tuesday, May 27
Sigourney 11, English
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Tri-County 15, Keota 0
Lone Tree 6, Pekin 5
Wednesday, May 28
Sigourney 7, HLV 1
Montezuma 14, Keota 0
Tri-County 6, Belle Plaine 2
Thursday, May 29
Moravia 8, Tri-County 4
Wapello 7, Pekin 6
Above: TC’s Taylor Markham makes the play at 2nd for the
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North Mahaska 12,
English Valleys 4
Iowa Valley 15, Keota 1
Lynnville-Sully 11,
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Baseball Scores
Tuesday, May 27
English Valleys 15,
Sigourney 11
Tri-County 18, Keota 1
Lone Tree 6, Pekin 5
Wednesday, May 28
HLV 8, Sigourney 4
Tri-County 5, Belle Plaine 1
Montezuma 12, Keota 0
Thursday, May 29
Pekin 9, Wapello 6
Friday, May 30
North Mahaska 10,
English Valleys 0
Lynnville-Sully 8,
Tri-County 4
Iowa Valley 20, Keota 0
Pekin 6, Cardinal 3
Saturday, May 31
Alburnett 14, Sigourney 3
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Blue Oval Finale for
Area Tracksters
5/22 – 5/24 Iowa State Track & Field Championships
By Adam Meier,
Every track and field athlete across the state of Iowa
wants to end its prep career
on the blue oval inside Drake
Stadium at the State Meet. For
one group of senior athletes in
Keokuk County, that blue oval
served as the final destination
for their high school careers
and a memory that they’ll
carry forever.
“It’s a great feeling to end
my senior season here,” said
Sigourney’s Kevin Weber. “My
senior season went fast, but it
couldn’t have ended any better making it to State.”
Weber, who qualified for
State in the 110-meter high
hurdles by winning Districts
at BGM, placed ninth at State
with a time of 15.96 seconds
and was just .17 seconds away
from making the finals.
“I didn’t feel like I had the
best start,” Weber said. “I’m
usually first out of the blocks
through the first few hurdles,
but I don’t feel like I got a
good enough start.
“It was nerve racking; different atmosphere, different
track,” Weber added. “It was
a great feeling being out there
but it was a lot to take in all
at once.”
Whereas Weber felt his
slow start was the culprit of
not running a quicker time,
fellow Sigourney senior Becca
Ohland was satisfied with how
she started in the 100-meter
hurdles at State.
“I had a really strong
start, which was really good
because I hadn’t been starting
well lately,” said Ohland. “But
then I hit a few hurdles and
that really threw me off.”
Ohland wound up placing
23rd out of 24 girls in Class
1A and clocked in with a
time of 17.14 seconds. Despite
not placing as highly as she
would’ve liked, Ohland still
left Drake Stadium with a feeling of satisfaction.
“This was the best place
I could have ended [my track
career],” Ohland said. “It’s
really fun to run here; it’s a
good feeling and good atmosphere. This was my last track
meet and I had to give it my
all because there’s nothing
else left.”
Joining Ohland and Weber
at State after qualifying in
individual events at Districts
were seniors Allison Hewett
of English Valleys and Kelsi
Sieren of Keota.
Hewett, who won the
District title in the 1,500 at
Belle Plaine, ran a time of
5:29 at State on Saturday and
placed 23rd.
While Hewett knew she’d
be running at Drake Stadium
immediately after Districts,
Keota senior Kelsi Sieren had
to wait around a bit to see if
her second-place District time
was fast enough for her to get
to State.
“I actually found out from
my classmate who was looking online right before lunch,”
Sieren said about learning
that she’d qualified. “I was
really excited because I didn’t
think I was going to make it.”
Sieren was the very last
1A qualifier in the 400 hurdles, making her the 24th and
lowest seed at State. However,
after finding out she qualified, Sieren and coach Dan
Stout cranked up the practice
intensity leading up to State,
and it paid off in a big way.
Sieren cut off half of a second
from her District time and
finished in 21st with a time of
1:12.26.
“I was really calm before
the race,” said Sieren. “I’ve
put in a lot of hard work to
get here and I worked even
harder once I found out I
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Finally, the lone area SICL
relay to run at State, the
Keota boys’ medley relay, also
made the most of its opportunity, running a season-best
time of 3:44.39 to place 12th
overall.
“I was shaking I was so
nervous,” junior Ben Horras
said after the race. Horras ran
the opening 200 leg for the
Eagles in the medley, before
handing to sophomore Nate
Sieren for the second 200.
Senior Kolton Greiner ran the
400 leg of the relay before
handing to Luke Lyle, another
senior, for the 800. Lyle made
a great push in the final 200
meters of the race and passed
a number of runners, including Pekin’s Cade Millikin, to
help the Eagles finish third
in the heat. Belle Plaine won
the heat and finished second
overall behind Mount Ayr, who
took the 1A team title.
So that closes the book on
the careers for a number of
great Keokuk County senior
athletes. Their prep careers
likely went by much quicker
than they expected them to,
but the memories they’ve created in the past months and
year will be there for them to
look back on forever.
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The top four English Valleys’ golfers are (mixed order, left to right): Clair Kingland, Jessica
Riegel, Sydnie Stephenson and Rylee Voss [photos by Adam Meier].
EV Girls Outmatched at Regional Finals
5-27 1A Regional Finals @ Reinbeck
By Adam Meier,
As good as the English
Valleys girl golfers have been
this season, they simply
weren’t up to par with their
competition last Tuesday at
the Class 1A Regional Final in
Reinbeck.
The Bears made the 90-minute drive up to Reinbeck’s Oak
Leaf Country Club last Tuesday
morning with the goal of finishing as one of the top two
teams in the six-team field, but
wound up finishing in sixth.
EV’s top four golfers of Rylee
Voss, Clair Kingland, Jessica
Riegel and Sydnie Stephenson,
finished with an 18-hole score
of 444 – one stroke behind fifthplace Central Elkader. Grundy
Center took the team title with
a very impressive 365, while
Clarksville also advanced to
State with a 407. North Tama
(430) placed third and Central
City (439) placed fourth.
With nine-hole rounds of
50 and 48, Voss, a junior, led
the Bears with a 98 and placed
eighth overall. EV’s next best
finish came via sophomore
Clair Kingland, who shot a
111 and placed 21st. Senior
Jessica Riegel wrapped up her
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finish and 18-hole score of
117. Junior Sydnie Stephenson
came up one stroke behind
Riegel with a 118, tying her
for 29th. Senior Paige Hester
came up shy of scoring in EV’s
top four, finishing in 36th with
a score of 129.
Although Jeff Kingland’s
squad came up short of reach-
ing their ultimate goal of playing at Marshalltown in the
State Meet, the Bears represented their conference and
their area better than anyone
could ask for. So hats off to the
English Valleys’ girls’ golf team
on a fantastic season! And
here’s to the Bears on making
the 2015 season even better
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