Filings in Osage County Courthouse Jan. 23 – Jan. 27, 2017 | Osage County Online

Filings in Osage County Courthouse Jan. 23 – Jan. 27, 2017

January 30, 2017 Wayne White

The following information was compiled from records at the Osage County Courthouse Jan. 23 through Jan. 27, 2017.

Domestic Cases

Larry S. Smith v. Shauna K. Smith. Petition for divorce. Filed 1/23/17. 17DM011
Deborah Malick v. Mark Malick. Petition for divorce. Filed 1/25/17. 17DM012
Christa Burlew v. Brian Burlew. Petition for divorce. Filed 1/24/17. 17DM013
Kansas Department for Children and Families v. Sylvia M. Mounkes. Petition for support. Filed 1/24/17. 17DM014
Kansas Department for Children and Families v. Lee A. Mounkes. Petition for support. Filed 1/24/17. 17DM015
Kansas Department for Children and Families v. Nancy R. Day. Petition for support. Filed 1/24/17. 17DM016

Probate Cases

Paul E. Lang. Probate will. Filed 1/27/17. 17PR002
Donald G. Kious. Determination of descent. Filed 1/27/17. 17PR003

Limited Cases

Ryan Kuhn v. Kiersten Kuhn. Petition for eviction. Filed 1/24/17. 17LM011
Stormont Vail Heathcare v. Alan Dale Carlson. Recovery of money. Filed 1/24/17. Amount: $594.29, interest, costs and other. 17LM012
Stormont Vail Healthcare v. Casey Clagett. Recovery of money. Filed 1/24/17. Amount: $1,643.40, interest, costs and other. 17LM013
Robert Witt v. Nancy Day. Recovery of money. Filed 1/24/17. Amount: $900.00, interest, costs and other. 17LM014
Stormont Vail Healthcare v. Haley Burgoon. Recovery of money. Filed 1/24/17. Amount: $1,381.60, interest, costs and other. 17LM015
Barclays Bank Delaware v. Mark A. Vancamp. Recovery of money. Filed 1/24/17. Amount: $4,874.85, interest, costs and other. 17LM016
Capital One Bank v. Maryann Vanvalkenburg. Recovery of money. Filed 1/25/17. Amount: $1,074.96, interest, costs and other. 17LM017
Capital One Bank v. Richard B. Gibson. Recovery of money. Filed 1/25/17. Amount: $2,410.93, interest, costs and other. 17LM018
Credit Management Services v. Darcy A. Sund. Recovery of money. Filed 1/27/17. Amount: $5,757.50, interest, costs and other. 17LM019

Deeds

FNMA to Lori Ann Davenport. Lots 1 and 2, Block 5, Wetherell’s Addition, Osage City.
Dale L. Brokaw and Joyce E. Browkaw to James A. Lee. Lot 14, Block B, Tucker Subdivision “A”, Carbondale.
Laura Mae Reves to Duane J. Quaney and Amy D. Quaney. Tract SE 1/4 12-15-14.
Osage County Sheriff to U.S. Bank. Tract SE 1/4 17-14-16.
Osage County Sheriff to FNMA. Odd Lots 7-19, Block 8, Scranton.
Janell C. Carter to Mason P. Cooper. Lot 87, Sail-A-Way Estates North.
Steven R. Wiechman and Patricia Wiechman to James E. Kristinat and Janet L. Kristinat. Tract NE 1/4 8-14-15.
Jeff Kuykendall, Donna Ladewig, Nina Flax, Sarah Meadows, Sally Wilk and Ken Kuykendall to Eric J. Kirby and Teresa Sue Kirby. Tract SE 1/4 35-17-14.
Tequa Creek Enterprises LLC to Brent A. Stewart and Susan D. Stewart. Tract NW 1/4 15-18-17.
The Kuermaier Family Limited Partnership to Ronald L. Hollenbeck and Deanna L. Hollenbeck. Tract SE 1/4 17-14-16.
ABIC Foundation to Ronald L. Hollenbeck and Deanna L. Hollenbeck. Tract SE 1/4 17-14-16.
Betty A. Poe Trust and John B. Poe Sr. to Todd Tokich. Lot 1, Poe’s Addition.

Posted in: Record

Top News
- There’s smoke! It’s spring! Or fall, or Halloween? What’s going on here?
  
  It seems like we’ve waited all year for spring, but it has finally arrived – it’s Smoke Read More »
- Osage County relaxes quarantine rules for mask wearers
  
  The rate of COVID-19 infection in Osage County has increased to about two per day during the Read More »
- Don’t be the dealer: Turn in unused prescription medicine on Take-Back Day
  
  Don’t be the dealer due to stolen, lost or misused drugs. Keep them safe. Clean them out. Read More »
- Federal execution scheduled for Lisa Montgomery, formerly of Melvern
  
  A former Melvern woman has been scheduled to be executed on Dec. 8, 2020, as announced Friday Read More »
- Junior high Lady Trojans, Lady Indians ‘Pink Out’ for breast cancer awareness
  
  MdCV JH volleyball team sports their “Pink Out” shirts and masks, donated to the team by TiFi Read More »
- Advance, mail-in voting underway in Osage County
  
  Advance and mail-in voting is underway in Osage County for the Nov. 3, 2020, general election. The Read More »
- Boil water advisory rescinded for Carbondale water users
  
  Update, Oct. 22, 2020: The Kansas Department of Health and Environment has rescinded a boil water advisory Read More »
- Things are going on at Osage County Senior Center – join in!
  
  Everyone is invited to participate in daily activities at the Osage County Senior Center. Here’s the regular Read More »

Explore Osage
- Osage County Places: Vassar schoolhouse, still serving as center of its community
  
  In 1913, the town of Vassar moved ahead with its plans for a new school and requests Read More »
- Hidden History: Vassar schoolhouse stands as monument to one-room education
  
  Student photo of Vassar School 1939-40. Wendi Bevitt collection. Throughout the countryside, remnants of schools of a Read More »
- Chamber installs billboards, invites highway travelers to drive 7 minutes to Osage City
  
  Osage City Chamber of Commerce sign committee members gathered at a new billboard Sept. 21, 2020, to Read More »
- Hidden History: Burlingame veteran’s fight for honor continued in civilian life
  
  Burlingame Cemetery holds more than 250 veterans of the Civil War. Approximately 10 of those soldiers served Read More »
- Hidden History: Young doctor’s ‘upward’ attitude brings hospital to Osage City
  
  The Star Block, at 520 Market Street, Osage City, center of photo, was once an early day Read More »

Osage County News
9 hours ago
It seems like we’ve waited all year for spring, but it has finally arrived – it’s Smoke in the Spring this weekend at Osage City. The annual state championship barbecue contest was postponed in April due to the first COVID shutdown of 2020, and eventually rescheduled for Oct. 30-31, 2020.

Due to current COVID conditions, all public portions of the city’s annual celebration of BBQ have been cancelled. But the popular contest will go on, and as the last weekend of the year Kansas City Barbeque Society records team points for the coveted KCBS Team of the Year award, contestants are not only fiercely competing for championship prizes, but also their last points of the season.

Teams are arriving today and getting set up to start cooking. Tonight’s events include a fireworks display around 9 p.m., weather permitting, and the Kids-Q contest, which has a turn-in time of 8 p.m. Also, Robyn Williams is sponsoring the Smoke Spooktacular, a team space decorating contest; judging will be 6-8 p.m. by a mystery group of judges.

Saturday, the contest gets underway with the check-in of judges beginning at 9 a.m. at the Osage City recreation building, followed by the first turn-in in the cook’s choice category at 11:30 a.m. Following at 30-minute intervals, judges taste chicken, ribs, pork butt, brisket, and dessert.
Read more on Osage County News: It's Osage County Online!
www.osagecountyonline.com/archives/38099 ... See MoreSee Less
Photo
View on Facebook
·Share
Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linked In Share by Email
Osage County News
1 day ago
TRIAL COURT CLERK II position in Osage County District Court, Lyndon, Kansas. Requires graduation from high school and six months clerical experience. Experience working in a computerized office and knowledge of computer equipment also required. Knowledge of local court procedures and customer service experience desirable. Submit resume to: John K. Steelman, District Court Administrator, 301 S. Main, Ottawa, KS 66067, by 5:00 p.m. on November 6, 2020.
-----
Check out Help Wanted on Osage County News: It's Osage County Online!
www.osagecountyonline.com/archives/38018 ... See MoreSee Less
View on Facebook
·Share
Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linked In Share by Email
Osage County News
1 week ago
Hidden History: Vassar schoolhouse stands as monument to one-room education

Throughout the countryside, remnants of schools of a bygone era dot the landscape. The one-room schoolhouse was the core of not only its surrounding community’s education but also a social center supported by its citizens. Sometimes the only public building in the area was the town’s school. On the edge of Vassar, Kansas, the town’s one-room schoolhouse still serves as a center of the community.

The first schoolhouse for Vassar, District 68, was located on a farm northwest of the modern day town site. A second school was built in 1884 closer to the center of the school district, a half mile northeast of what would become the town in 1887. When Pete Peterson gave land to the community in 1912 to be used for stockyards and a depot, part of it was set aside for a new school.

Read more on Osage County News: It's Osage County Online!
www.osagecountyonline.com/archives/37774
-----
Student photo of Vassar School 1939-40. Wendi Bevitt collection. ... See MoreSee Less
Photo
View on Facebook
·Share
Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linked In Share by Email
Osage County News
1 week ago
Flint Hills Beverage, the area Budweiser wholesaler, is now accepting applications Monday-Friday, 8-5 at 132 W Market St., Osage City, or online at www.flinthillsbeverage.com, for an entry level position as a Route Relief Sales & Service Rep. This position requires lifting 20-165 lbs. repetitively and obtaining a CDL license. Pre-employment drug screen, driving record review and physical will also be required. Selling, customer relationship skills and truck driving experience preferred. Includes full benefits and competitive pay. Must be 18 to apply.

www.osagecountyonline.com/archives/37830

Read it on Osage County News: It's Osage County Online! ... See MoreSee Less
Photo
View on Facebook
·Share
Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linked In Share by Email
Osage County News
1 week ago
While Kansas continues to be designated as a red zone by the White House Coronavirus Task Force, which means 100 new cases per 100,000 people per week, Osage County has taken steps to relax its quarantine rules regarding the use of masks.

In July, the Osage County Commission chose to exempt the county from Gov. Laura Kelly’s mask order and other measures, and instead has been managing the emergency locally under guidelines of the local board of health.

Earlier this week, the Osage County Health Department issued new guidelines for the county regulating when quarantine is ordered for people in contact with someone who has been confirmed as COVID-19 infected. In a public notice, the department said people in Osage County who are determined to be in close contact of a person who has a confirmed positive test for COVID-19 may be exempted from quarantine if the positive individual and the close contact were wearing masks at the time of the exposure.

Read more on Osage County News: It's Osage County Online!
www.osagecountyonline.com/archives/38046 ... See MoreSee Less
Photo
View on Facebook
·Share
Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linked In Share by Email