Filings in Osage County Courthouse April 3 – April 7, 2017 | Osage County Online

Filings in Osage County Courthouse April 3 – April 7, 2017

April 12, 2017 Wayne White

The following information was compiled from records at the Osage County Courthouse April 3 through April 7, 2017.

Limited Cases

Stormont Vail Healthcare v. Casey Lynne Brown. Recovery of money. Filed 4/7/17. Amount: $7,795.82, interest, costs and other. 17LM053
Harmon Dental v. Lorilei D. Renfro. Recovery of money. Filed 4/7/17. Amount: $639, interest, costs and other. 17LM054

Domestic Cases

Sandra Lynn Akin v. Billy G. Akin. Petition for divorce. Filed 4/5/17. 17DM067
Rlyn Freund v. Kylie Lucille Mulligan. Determine paternity. Filed 4/7/17. 17DM069
Christine Faye Huffman v. Curtis Warren Huffman. Petition for divorce. Filed 4/7/17. 17DM070

Probate Cases

Kenneth Lippert. Probate will. Filed 4/4/17. 17PR12
Duane L. White Sr. Conservatorship. Filed 4/4/17. 17PR13

Deeds

Robert Barnes and Nancy Barnes to Rusty D. Robinson and Robin M. Robinson. Tract NE 1/4 10-16-14.
John Thomas Davis to Robert P. Barnes and Nancy R. Barnes. E 100’ S 1/2 Block 8, Dodds and Martin’s Addition, Osage City.
Cheryl J. Wickersham to Gene Roberts. Tract SE 1/4 36-16-16.
Salt Creek Investments LLC to Patricia K. Gundy. Lot 8, Block 4, Myers and Van Buren Addition, Osage City.
Gene Roberts to Robert Schuyler and Bonita Schuyler. Even Lots 30-36 Fifth Street, Rankin’s Addition, Quenemo.
Clarel N. Herring to Billy R. Haid and Jessica K. Haid. Lots 16 and 17, Block 29, Original Burlingame.
David E. Anderson and Donna D. Anderson to Joseph C. Meyer and Carrie D. Meyer Living Trust.
Osage County Sheriff to U.S. Bank Trust. Odd Lots 23-29, Block 4, Admire and Scott’s Addition, Osage City.
Donald R. Metcalf to Jared Eli Weaver. Tract NE 1/4 12-18-15.
Jimmie L. Arnold and Shirley D. Arnold Trust to Cody C. Anno, Julie R. Anno and Edward J. Ohlms. Tract SW corner 33-14-17.
Leonard Wayne Howard and Janet L. Howard to Christopher Ward Smith. Lots 11-14 and Lot D, Block 39, Lyndon.
Isarel Nordyke and Christine J. Nordyke to Schooler Properties LLC. Even Lots 14-20, Block 10, Scranton.
Osage County Sheriff to Security Bank. Lots 1-10, Block 15 and Lots 1-3, Block 16, Osage Carbon Company’s Addition, Scranton.

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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.

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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.

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National Drug Take-Back Day
Bring in your unused or expired medications to the Osage County Sheriff's office 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 24, 2020, for proper disposal.
Unused or expired prescription medications are a public safety issue, leading to accidental poisoning, overdose, and abuse.
Pharmaceutical drugs can be just as dangerous as street drugs when taken without a prescription or a doctor’s supervision.
The sheriff's office is at 131 W. 14th St., Lyndon, Kan.Bring in your unused or expired medications to the sheriff's office on Saturday, October 24th, from 10am - 2pm for proper disposal.
Unused or expired prescription medications are a public safety issue, leading to accidental poisoning, overdose, and abuse.
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