Greetings from all of your
Prairie Plaza friends.
I guess March Madness is
over and we are left with March
winds. It was really dangerous
on Sunday.
My little brother took me to
Woodward, Okla for an early
birthday dinner, and we could
hardly make it into the steak
house and back out to the car.
Walmart had garden and yard
items blowing all over the park-
ing lot.
That area had about the same
amount of moisture that we had
last week and the wheat was
about 3" tall in there.
Last week we had 23 in atten-
dance for our Irish Potato Sup-
per. Good food and good fellow-
ship for all of us. We enjoy the
chance to get together from time
to time.
Doris Herrick says her pastor
and wife are enjoying their va-
cation in Florida. They plan to
be home this Saturday. She said
they missed their piano player,
but they sounded pretty good
singing accapella.
Neighbor Leola Moore had a
good weekend with family and
they all enjoyed steaks at
Schroder's Saturday evening.
Neva Markham's great-
grandson Wyatt made it to the
finals in young boys wrestling.
Notice
First published in The Western Star
Thursday, March 16,2006. 33-35c
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
COMANCHE COUNTY, KANSAS
(Proceedings pursuant to Chapter 59
of the Kansas Statutes Annotated)
IN THE MATTER OF
THE ESTATE OF:
CORDELIA O. REYNOLDS, A/K/
A
OLIVE CORDELIA REYNOLDS,
DECEASED
Notice
Case No. 06 PR 4
NOTICE OF HEARING AND
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
by
Darlene Hilt
He has had a very good year. It
is hard to imagine hundreds of
young boys doing the wrestling
bit, but that must be quite an ex-
perience for them and their fami-
lies. Good Luck next year Wyatt!
Almost time for yard work
again, I'm sure our Pat
Puderbaugh is getting every-
thing ready.
As usual I have had a won-
derful birthday and I want to say
a special thankyou to family and
friends.
Thought for the day --
"About the time we think we can
make ends meet, someone
moves the ends."
STAPLETON -- Cambree
Jane Stapleton was born Feb. 27,
2006, atthe Pratt Regional Medi-
cal Center in Pratt to Jeremy and
Sam Stapleton of Coldwater. She
weighed 6 pounds 11.8 ounces
and was 19 inches long.
She has a two year old
brother, Preston, at home.
Maternal grandparents are
Jene and Robin Allen of Cold-
water and Rusty and Jennifer
Cornelius of Ardmore, Okla.
Maternal great-grandparents
are Don Frazier of Coldwater and
Betty Cornelius of Ardmore,
Okla and Jon and Nedra
Cornelius of Bowling Green, Fla.
Paternal grandparents are
Rodney and Janis Stapleton of
Mullinville. Paternal great-
grandparents are Jay and Doris
Kleysteuber of Garden City and
Alda Mae Stapleton of Sublette.
First published in the Western.
Star March 30, 2006 35-37c
THE STATE OF KANSAS TO ALL
PERSONS CONCERNED: IN THE DISTRICT COURT
OF COMANCHE COUNTY,
You are hereby notified that on KANSAS
March 9, 2006, a Petition was filed in
this Court by Jay Don Reynolds, an IN THE MATTER OF THE
heir, devisee, and legatee, and as one ESTATE OF
of the co-executors named in the Last KALA J. JELLISON
Will and Testament of Cordelia O. DECEASED
Reynolds, a/k/a OliveCordelia
Reynolds, deceased, dated October Case No. 06 PR 8
11, 1988, praying that the Will filed
with the Petition be admitted to pro- Pursuant to K.S.A. Chapter 59
bate and record, that he be appointed
as executorwithout bond, and that he NOTICE TO CREDITORS
be granted Letters Testamentary.
TO ALL PERSONS CONCERNED:
You are required to file your written
defenses thereto on or before April You are notified that on March
10,2006,at 10:30o'clocka.m.ofsaid 27, 2006 a Petition for Probate of
day, in this Court, in the City ofC01d- Will and Issuance of Letters of
water, in Comanche County, Kansas, Testamentary was filed in this-
atwhichtimeandplacethecausewill Court by Wyatt B Jellison. No-
be heard. Should yon fail, judgment tice of hearing on the Petition was
and decree will be entered in due waived by all interested parties
course upon the Petition. and Wyatt B. Jellison was ap-
pointed Executor.
All creditors are notified to exhibit
their demands against the estate All creditors of the decedent are
within four months from the date of notified to exhibit their demands
first publication ofthis Notice, aspro- against the estate within four
vided bylaw, andiftheirdemandsar months from the date of first pub-
not thus, exhibited, they shall be for- lication of this notice, as provided
ever barred, by law, and if their demands are
not thus exhibited, they shall be
Is/Jay Don Reynolds forever barred.
Petitioner
TERRY E. CORDES, #10591
Attorney at Law
148 N. Fowler Charles H. Herd
P.O. Box 1270 102 E. Wisconsin
Meade, Kansas 67864 Greensbnrg, Kansas 67054
(620)873-2133 Phone (620) 723-3336
Attorney for Petitioner Attorney for Executor
Wyatt B. Jellison
Executor
U
by Bob Greer
Coming up Saturday, April 8,
in Coldwater is the traditional
Junior-Senior Prom for students
at South Central High School.
This year is the seventh such
prom since SCHS came into ex-
istence.
Preceding the prom will be
the banquet in the school cafete-
ria. That is for the graduating
seniors, junior students, and
dates of both groups. It gets un-
derway at 6:30 p.m.
Parents of students who are
now juniors will prepare the
meal. Parents of students who
are sophomores this school year
will serve the meal, and will also
be in charge of clean-up chores
afterward.
Scheduled from 9 p.m. until
midnight in the cafeteria at South
Central High will be the tradi-
tional prom dance. Music this
time will be by Complete Mu-
sic, a deejay out of Wichita. The
event is for students of all four
grades at SCHS and their dates.
Once again, the big after-
prom party is scheduled. The
after-prom event is set to begin
rihgt after the dance Saturday
night, and run through 4 a.m.
Sunday morning. Students will
be "locked in" at the high school
Sunday morning.
Students will change into in-
formal attire for that segment of
the long evening. They will take
part in a wide variety of games
and other fun activities.
Solicitations are still being
acce.pted for the after-prom
party. The sophomore class at
SCHS is in charge of that part of
Prom Night. Such donations Can
be left at the high school office
in Coldwater. All such donations
will jtlst add to the fun of the
aRer-prom party.
Overall goal of the party is to
prevent any tragic mishaps
among students on prom night.
That method is now being used
by a number of high schools all
More School
Board Meet
across Kansas and other states.
Such aRer-prom parties help
lessen the dangers of alcohol
consumption and subsequent
mishaps -- which frequently
occur when students celebrate
too much on their traditional
"Big Night."
A large number of drawings
for valuable prizes-will take
place. Wheatstraw Photo of
Dodge City will again give one
$50 certificate via drawing to one
SCHS junior this year. That is so
that young man or woman can
First published in the Western
Star March 30, 2006 35-36c
BEFORE THE BUILDING
INSPECTOR,
PUBLIC OFFICER OF THE
CITY OF COLDWATER
have a portrait made by that stu-
dio next school year-- when he
or she is a graduating senior stu-
dent.
Students signed up for After-
Prom will not he allowed to
leave between the prom and the
aRer-prom. Parents will be noti-
fied if their student leaves South
Central 'High School before the
4 a.m. dismissal time.
Each student attending the
aRer-prom party will receive a
tee-shirt as a special souvenir of
the big occasion.
City of Coldwater, for the reason
that in and upon saidproperty
there exist the following
hazards:
(a)
In /he Matter of property Known
as Designated as Lot 1 .& 2, Block (e)
8, Bale & Wileys Subdivision In
the town of Coldwater, according
to the recorded plat therefore.
Comanche County, Kansas is in
violation of Ordinance No. 622 (k)
TO:
MS DIXIE BAILEY
P.O. BOX 442
COLDWATER, KS 67029
Dixie Bailey; and the unknown
heirs, executors, administrators,
devises, trustees, creditors and
assigns of such of said parties as
may be deceased; the unknown
spouses of such parties, the un-
known officers, successors, trust-
ees, creditors and assigns of such
parties as are existing, dissolved
or dormant corporations, the un-
known executors, administra-
tors, trustees, creditors, succes-
sors and assigns of such parties
as are or were partners or in part-
nership; and the unknown guard-
ians, conservators and trustees of
such of the parties are minors or
are in anywise under legal dis-
ability.
COMPLAINT AND NOTICE OF
HEARING STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY OF COMANCHE, SS:
Leonard Kiehl, of lawful age, be-
ing first duly sworn upon his
oath says: That he is the duly ap-
pointed and Public Officer for the
City Of Coldwnter, Kansas And
the Public Officer of said City
designated under Ordinance No.
(continued from page 1) 622 of said City;
of 2006-07 teacher contracts, That upon proceedings initiated
consideration of repairsto the before him under the provisions
high school gymnasium sound of said Ordinance, he has made a
system, approval of a contract preliminary investigation of the
property herein before described
for a summer employee (mainly in which the following names,
mowing and trimming), and the persons, firm or corporations up-
resignation of one of the district pear to have some interest: Dixie
Bailey P.O. Box 442 Coldwater,
teachers. Kansas 67029
Near the end of the meeting,
the board wil.l meet in closed, That based on such investigation,
executive session to discuss the undersigned hereby charges
that the above, described property
personnel matters and teacher is kept and maintained in viola-
negotiations, tion of Ordinance No. 622 of the
Defects herein increasing
the hazards of fire, accident
or other calamites;
Dilapidation and disrepair
which shall include leaking
roofs and improper surface
water drainage;
Unsightly appearances that
constitute a blight to ad
joining property, the neigh-
borhood or the city:
(1)
Walls, siding or exteriors
of a quality and appearance
not commensurate with the
character of the properties
the neighborhood.
(n) Vermin infestation:
(o)
Inadequate drainage or any
violation of health, fire,
building or zoning regula-
tions, or any other laws or
regulations relat ing to the
use of land and the use of
occupancy of buildings and
improvements rendering
such structures unsafe or
unsanitary or dangerous or
detrimental to the health.
Safety or morals or other-
wise inimical to the welfare
of the residents of such
City.
Each and every owner or person
claiming any interest in and to
the above property is hereby no-
tiffed that a hearing upon this
complaint will be conducted be-
fore the Hearing Board in the
City of Coldwater, At the City
Hall on April lgth. At 1:30 P.M.
pursuant to said Ordinance #622.
Any owner, mortgagee or party
in interest may file answer to this
complaint prior to or at the time
of said hearing and may appear
and offer testimony at said hear-
ing.
Executed at Coldwater, Kansas,
this 21th. day of March, 2006.
sS
Leonard Kiehl, Public Officer
Subscribed and sworn before me
this 21th day of March, 2006.
SS
Jean Berning
Notary Public
,mm
1219 D East First
Pratt, Ks 67124
620-672-6996
John Hamm, Broker, Introduces
Rick Lambert of Sun City, KS as our
new Agent for your area. Rick is also
a licensed Hunting Outfitter in the
South Central Kansas area.
Give Rick a call at 620-248-3 777
1219
PraR,
D Eastl
KS67124
620-672-6996 Phone
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