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Beatrice Daily Sun Saturday, OctOber 20, 2018 A7 00 1 Motivational seminar Speaker Aaron Davis will be giving a motivational talk at Centenary United Methodist Church on Sunday, Oct. 21, from 6:30 to 8 p.m. The public is invited to Davis deliver a seminar about living and performing better. Admission is free. Davis is known as because of contagious enthusiasm to equip others to perform like a press release state.

powerful and high-energy presentations are in- teractive, fresh and yet so simple so that anyone can use his tips and techniques to attain greater success profes- sionally and the release stated. Book discussion The Beatrice Public Library Book Discussion will fea- ture the Book, One of the Flower Moon: The Osage Murders and the Birth of the by David Grann. It will be held Thursday, Oct. 25 at 7 p.m. in the Sar- gent Conference Room.

The discussion leader will be Katie Murtha from Lincoln City Libraries. This book details the story of members of the Osage Nation in Oklahoma who had become wealthy due to the discovery of oil on their land. Mysteriously, they began to be killed one by one. Then, the people investigating these murders also were killed. The case was turned over to the fledgling FBI.

J. Edgar Hoover brought in a former Texas Ranger who created an undercover team including a Native American agent. They were able to expose the conspiracy behind these crimes. Copies of the book are available for loan at the library. This is the last book discussion scheduled in 2018.

For more information about this discussion or plans for the 2019 Book Discussion series, contact the Library at www.beatrice.ne.gov/library or 402-223-3584. 10th anniversary celebration Emmanuel Lutheran Church, at 5142 East Sargent Road, Beatrice, invites the public to join them in cele- brating the 10th anniversary of Pastor Chuck ordination, Sunday, Oct. 21. Pastor Cal Oraw of Des Moines, Iowa, will preach the sermon at the 10 a.m. morning worship.

Worship will be followed by a pot- luck lunch. BRIEFS all offenses in addition to $49 court fees. COUNTY COURT SPEEDING: tiffany Walsh, 21, beatrice, $75; Haleigh M. Stovall, 25, amarillo, texas, $125; Varaluck Kaowsan, 57, universal city, texas, $75; chad a. cuddeford, 31 Haslet, texas, $25; Janet L.

eggers, 58, Superior, $125; christine d. barth, 39, diller, $75; donald L. brandt, 72, Plymouth, $75; brian r. broz, 48, Wilber, $25; Michael r. eldridge, 63, beatrice, $75; cody L.

engelman, 24, Lincoln, $125; anantha S. Gutta, 40, elk- horn, $200; Michala M. Janzen, 18, Holmesville, $75; adam J. Liska, 41, Lincoln, $75; Victor r. Lopez adame, 45, crete, $125; daric L.

Mancher- ster, 38, beatrice, $75; Pamela a. 27, Odell, $200; anthony J. Pluff, 25, Merriam, $125; Wayne c. rees, 58, Liberty, $75; Jean b. Smith-caudill, 34, beatrice, $25; tyler M.

Snyder, 30, beatrice, $125; Leslie r. Vacek, 67, Wilber, $75; Kyle P. Wojtalewicz, 25, Grand Island, $75; richard d. rowden, 35, beatrice, $200; trevor a. Hutchison, 26, beatrice, $200; ricky d.

Fry, 59, belleville, $25; Somphanh K. Sonthana, 20, beatrice, $75; danielle M. Solang, 31, Wymore, $75; Mandy J. Goetz, 33, Lincoln, $25. NO SEAT BELT: cody L.

engelman, 24, Lincoln, $25. NO VALID REGISTRATION: carol J. Scheve, 52, Jansen, $25; travis S. eggert, 33, $25. NO LICENSE: casey J.

dayhuff, 36, beatrice, $75; dalton J. Parde, 18, blue Springs, $75; amber r. blythe, 15, beatrice, $75. CHILD RESTRAINT VIOLATION: christina L. busing, 39, beatrice, $25.

PARENT PERMITS LAW VIOLATION: Shawntia M. Harris, 25, beatrice, $25. CARELESS DRIVING: richard d. rowden, 35, beatrice, $100. STOP SIGN VIOLATION: Mark a.

Vitosh, 60, Odell, $75. UNLAWFUL DISPLAY OF PLATES: carol J. Scheve, 52, Jansen, $50. ARRAIGNMENTS Kelsey L. brungardt, 27, 331 S.

23rd St. First offense duI, leaving the scene of an accident. Guilty plea entered. Sentencing set for Nov. 26.

alyssa M.t. Walmsley, 21,915 elk St. assault. Not guilty plea entered. trial set for Nov.

5. Jered K. Lockwood, 33, 505 S. Ninth St. $100 for shoplifting, $100 for attempt of a class 2 misdemeanor.

SENTENCINGS crystal d. Hatfield, 40, 302 S. third Virginia. $300 for posses- sion of marijuana, $50 for posses- sion of drug paraphernalia. Joel d.

Jantzen, 29, 15222 curtis Omaha. $50 for vehicle owner permits law violations, $50 for aiding and abetting an infraction. Lyndon L. Wiegand, 57, 922 N. 10th St.

$125 for speeding, $25 for driving left of center, $50 for open container violation. Helen M. Stewart, 34,1209 court St. $50 for issuing bad check. Logan M.

Murrison, 24. $50 for dog at large. robert L. clayton, 64, 823 elk St. $100 for driving under suspension.

brett L. Herrs, 29, 122 N. Pennsyl- vania Palmer. $100 for failing to have or carry fuel permit. DISMISSED Jered K.

Lockwood, 33, 505 S. Ninth St. Shoplifting. dismissed with prejudice. robert L.

clayton, 64, 823 elk St. No proof of insurance, driving under suspension. dismissed with prejudice. CONTINUED Wade a. Padgett, 18, 326 thayer St.

Possession of a controlled sub- stance, shoplifting. continued to Oct. 26. tyler d. reed, 18, 9350 e.

dog- wood road, Pickrell. Willful reck- less driving. continued to Nov. 2. anthony L.

Ferebee, 23, 3772 Highway 4, edgar. First offense duI. continued to Nov. 19. Michael r.

May, 26, 710 Grant St. burglary, theft over $5,000, first-degree trespassing. contin- ued to Oct. 29. Levi t.

becker, 17, 1118 W. Scott St. Provisional permit viola- tion. continued to Oct. 23.

ryan N. Mick, 35, 107 S. Washing- ton Oketo, Kan. third offense duI, no license. contin- ued to Oct.

23. eric M. Wilcox, 30, 970 W. court St. third-degree domestic assault.

continued to Nov. 8. benjamin adam, 25, 2048 dawn drive, crete. driving during revoca- tion, driving without interlock. con- tinued to Nov.

19. christina a. devor, 28, 411 First blue Springs. aiding and abet- ting a class 2 misdemeanor. contin- ued to Nov.

6. travis a. Privett, 24, 914 N. Fifth St. First offense duI.

continued to Nov. 13. Zachory S. Moore, 39,1620 elk St. Possession of a controlled sub- stance.

continued to Oct. 30. brittany L. Martin, 28, 1119 Jeffer- son aven, Hebron. distribution of a controlled substance near a school, no drug tax stamp, possession of marijuana, contributing to the de- linquency of a child, driving under suspension.

continued to Nov. 2. Stephen M. espinoza, 34, 1911 Park St. Second offense duI.

con- tinued to Oct. 30. Shawnita M. Harris, 25, 1724 Wil- liam drive. assault, disorderly con- duct.

continued to Oct. 23. austin J. reed, 19, 701 Fifth Milford. assault.

continued to Nov. 6. travis a. Privett, 24, 914 N. Fifth St.

driving during revocation. con- tinued to Nov. 13. christopher M. Simpson, 25, 325 W.

First blue Springs. Posses- sion of a controlled substance, driv- ing during revocation. continued to Nov. 8. Simon J.

Hauck, 22, 310 ash Greenwood. duI drugs, reckless driv- ing. continued to Nov. 27. Jennifer Marquardt, 21, 2310 N.

68th Lincoln. Second offense duI, driving under suspension. con- tinued to Oct. 23. Lonnie J.

Jaspersen, 60, 1801 ella St. Second offense duI. continued to Nov. 20. clifford r.

Foster, 29, 808 Fourth Fairbury. Shoplifting, attempt of a class 2 misdemeanor. continued to Nov. 20. diane t.

rayburn, 40, 800 Mon- roe St. third-degree domestic as- sault. continued to Oct. 16. Henry e.

Layman, 53, 27408 rock- ford drive. First offense duI, open container violation. continued to dec. 10. robert d.

ames, 48, 1419 N. 11th St. First offense duI. continued to dec. 10.

dalton J. Parde, 18, 513 e. First blue Springs. theft theft criminal mischief $0- $500. continued to Nov.

13. tristin J. Zastera, 22, 6005 Merid- ian Lincoln. First offense duI, wrong way on one way. continued to Nov.

13. austin J. reed, 19, 701 Fifth Milford. third-degree assault, crim- inal mischief continued to Nov. 6.

Justin b. Pohlmann, 37, 13099 Westheimer Houston, texas. third-offense duI. continued to Nov. 13.

Jamison d. bennett, 44, 3719 St. Paul Lincoln. third offense theft. continued to Nov.

20. Scott a. Ketterer, 56, 1202 e. High- way 136. First offense duI, driv- ing under suspension.

continued to Nov. 13. BOUND christopher a. Haynes, 35, 1823 May St. third offense shoplifting, assault on an officer or health care professional.

continued to Nov. 1. Joshua t. beck, 34, 919 N. Sixth St.

Possession of a controlled sub- stance. bound to district court. con- tinued to Nov. 15. MARRIAGE LICENSES Phillippe M.

Mckernan, 27, be- atrice to Melissa a. Wehrbein, 29, beatrice. Michael I. Kujath, 29, Wymore to alexandra L. Meyer, 23, blue Springs.

ryan W. trump, 34, Martin, tenn. to caroline e. Ideus, 33, Martin, tenn. cody J.

Shue, 20, beatrice to abi- gail J. umphress, 20, beatrice. bradley M. Pettit, 25, beatrice to rebecca J. Ward, 26, beatrice.

brian M. Pooler, 21, cortland to carina d. robinson, 23, cortland. Mi- chael r. theasmeyer, 50, beatrice to Joy urquhart, 50, beatrice.

TRANSFERS Scott and brittney Keller to Marty W. and Jamie rhoades. Part of section 14, Nemaha township. tracey Nelson to Sean J. and te- ana L.

Notley. Lot 13 and part of lot 14 in block 10, original town of Fil- ley. ronald a. and Lisa M. Preston to SNb construction II Inc.

Lot 3 replat of outlot Whispering Hills addi- tion of section 11, Nemaha town- ship. roger L. Jurgens, Linda L. Jurgens to Natalie M. birdsley.

Lot 9 in block 9, cropseys a.J. addition of beatrice. Gary e. and constance J. bennett to allen r.

and Sarah a. Minick. Lot 6 in block Le, dusenberry-doyle addition a replat of beatrice. carol J. and robert e.

allen, rich- ard L. and Marilyn Wekkensiek, Ken- neth r. and Phyllis Wellensiek, Linda K. and Mike Moss, cherri L. and Gary trump to Mary b.

and Paul ells, evan M. ells. Lots 7, 8 in block 11, original town of blue Springs. Haydon J. and allison Scott, James a.

and Lisa M. Scott to bernard Masek. Lot 9 in block 7, Sumpters ad- dition of adams. Goossen construction inc. to Kelle L.

Scott. Lot 3 in block 2, covered bridge Heights sixth addition of be- atrice. allen and Sarah Minick to Harold and ashley Mason. Part of lot 11, Greens a.L. subdivison of beatrice.

Stanley a. and denise Fritzen to travis M. and Krystie Stanford. Lot 1 in block 9 Lambs subdivision of be- atrice. Judith a.

braun to russell ta- chovsky. Lots 7, 8 in block 21, riv- erside Park addition of beatrice. AT THE COURTHOUSE LOCAL 110 S. 6th. Beatrice, NE 68310 402-223-5233, 800-666-5233 www.beatricedailysun.com Day is a time of tribute, remembrance, patriotism and gratitude.

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