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Peoples Bank Sponsors Movie
Peoples Bank in Coldwater
will sponsor the movie this Sat-
urday and Sunday nights, Sept.
10 and 11, at the Chief Theatre.
Playing will be The Legend of
Tarzan, a PG 13 rated, 3-D movie
which runs an hour and 50 min-
utes.
Since he first appeared from
the pen of American writer Edgar
Rice Burroughs in 1912, Tarzan
has featured in 26 official novels
and more than 200 fills, making
him one of the durable and popu--
lar cultural myths of the 20th cen-
tury.
David Yates, who directed
Plays at Chief
modern audience, screenwriters
Adam Cozad and Craig Brewer,
along with director Yates, have
re-imagined Tarzan as a late 19th
century superhero while keeping
Burroughs' background material
intact. The Legend of Tarzan is
an original advenatre. It is not
an origin story, although occa-
sional flashback sequences ef-
fectively fill in the title
character's history.
Following his,parents' death
in Africa, John Clayton would
be raised by an ape and would
be known by the name Tarzan.
He would leave Africa and go to
George Washington Williams
wants him to accept so he can
accompany him. He says that
Leopold might be committing all
sorts of atrocities to achieve his
goal like slavery.
This movie takes on mythical
dimensions as the vine-swing-
ing hero sets out to almost
single-handedly rescue tribes-
men aboard a slave train and oth-
ers already captured at a port.
When the slave-trader kidnaps
Tarzan's wife Jane, he crosses a
line that puts Tarzan and his al-
lies- including quite a few four-
legged ones -- on his trail.
the last four Harry Potter films, his parents' home in England Visually dynamic, wonder-
has now repackaged the or- along with woman he fellinlove fully realized by its strong cast
phaned aristocrat as a full-blown with and married, Jane Porter. and sporting a script of uncom-
superhero. He would be asked by Bel- mon intelligence for a genre pie-
In 2016, one wonders whether gian King Leopold to go to Af- ture, The Legend of Tarzan is not
there's a place in cinema for the rica to see what he has done simply the best movie ofthe sum-
104-year oldTarzan. To make the there to help the country. Initially mer but one of the best fills of
character more relevant to a he refuses. But an American, the year.
SCMS Starts Grid Season with Win
byBrettWestrup, Junior T-Wolves to move theJonny Robles with 130 yards
SCMS Football Coach ball 65 yards to put the ball in rushing, 95 yards on kick returns
The South Central Middle the end zone on a 10-yard touch- for a total of 225 total yards and
School Junior Timberwolvesdown run by Jonny Robles. five touchdowns.
were excited to get the season Kash McPhail then punched Kash McPhail finished with
started offlast Thursday against in the extra point to give SCMS 91 yards rushing and one touch-
the Satanta Indians and defend an early 8-0 lead. From there the down. Owen Herd had 88 yards
their league title from the 2015 Junior T-Wolves never looked rushing and two touchdowns.
season, back. The final score ended up Bryce Ashlock had 13 rush-
The game was at home in Pro- 66-28.
tection with a big crowd on hand. The Junior Timberwolves
The game started off with the had a big night offensively with
Junior Timberwolves forcing the a total of 550 yards of total of-
Indians to a quick three and out. fense and nine touchdowns.
It only took five plays for the They were led by eighth grader
for the
Coldwater
City-Wide
re Sale
ing and 40 punt return yards.
Tucker Uhl had 44 yards rush-
ing. Gage Branson had 29 yards
rushing and a touchdown.
Landon Uhl had 20 yards rush-
ing.
Defensively, SCMS was hard
to get past.
The varsity defense didn't
give up one first down and ev-
ery player recorded a tackle. De-
fensively the Junior T-Wolves
were led by seventh grader Owen
Herd with one solo tackle, a pair
of assisted tackles and three
TFLs (tackles for loss).
Gage Branson ended up with
six tackles and Jonny Robles had
four tackles.
SCMS players were laying
down big hits all game long. Big
Hits this week go to Landon Uhl
and Kash McPhail.
The Junior Timberwolves are
home again this week against the
Kiowa County Mavericks. The
football game starts at 6:30
Thursday evening, Sept. 8.
First published in The Western
Star Thursday, Aug. 18, 2016.
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IN THE SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL
DISTRICT DISTRICT COURT,
COMANCHE COUNTY,
KANSAS PROBATE
DEPARTMENT
In the Matter of
the Estate of
JOHN RILEY STALCUP
a/k/a RILEY STALCUP
a/k/a JOHN R. STALCUP
a/k/a J~R. STALCUP
deceased
Case No: 16-PR-01
PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 59
OF KANSAS STATUTES
ANNOTATED
NOTICE OF HEARING ON
PETITION FOR FINAL SETTLE-
MENT
THE STATE OF KANSAS TO ALL
PERSONS CONCERNED:
YOU ARE HEREBY notified that
a petition has been filed on Au-
gust 11, 2016, in said County by
Johnita Stalcup, Executor for the
Estate of John Riley Stalenp, de-
ceased, praying for a final settle-
ment of the estate; approval of
her acts, proceedings, and ac-
counts as Executor; payment of
her fees; allowance for attor-
ney's fees and expenses; payment
of demands against the estate; de-
termination of the heirs, devisees
and legatees entitled to the es-
tate and assignment to them in
accordance with the laws on
testate succession.
YOU ARE HEREBY required to
file your written defenses thereto
on or before the 8th day of Sep-
tember, 2016, at 10:00 o'clock
a.m. on said day, in said Court,
in the City of Coldwater, Coman-
che County, Kansas, at which
time and place said cause will be
heard. Should you fail therein,
judgment and decree will be en-
tered in due course upon said
Petition.
Johnita Stalcup
Petitioner
JAMES H. (SKIP) HERD
Attorney at Law
141 E. Main
Coldwater, Kansas 67029
(620) 582-2315
Attorney for Petitioner
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