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By CONNOR ASHLOCK Jersey County Journal The Jerseyville City Council met on March 9, where an application for the commercial building grant program was approved by the council for the Stadium Theatre. Owner Steve Dougherty plans to use the grant to aid in refurbishing the front marquee, a staple feature in downtown Jerseyville. The Stadium Theatre was awarded $12,949 for the project. Work on the marquee has already begun, as Dougherty hopes to stay ahead of the spring rains. Connelly Flooring also applied for the grant, although the applicant had a few more items to prepare before submitting the application. The decision for Connelly Flooring was tabled for the next meeting. The commercial building grant program is being offered through the Jerseyville Economic Development Council, with Shari Albrecht serving as the program coordinator. The purpose of the grant is to provide an opportunity for businesses in Jerseyville’s TIF District 1 to make exterior building improvements that will serve to beautify the city. As restrictions are anticipated to be lifted gradually as COVID vaccinations continue, the JEDC and City of Jerseyville are hoping that this grant will help eligible businesses transition back into normalcy smoothly. Also at the meeting, the council approved the down payment of a new fire truck that Chief Keith Norman of the Jerseyville Fire Department proposed. The truck will replace an older truck that the department maintains.

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The Stadium Theatre marquee sign is getting a facelift with help from a grant program currently being offered through the Jerseyville Economic Development Council. A staple feature of the community, the theatre resides within Jerseyville’s TIF District 1, and thus was eligible for applying for the grant, which seeks to beautify the community and make it more attractive to shoppers and guests.

Courthouse donates historic library to historical society By CONNOR ASHLOCK Jersey County Journal

“Like the rest of society, the law has become more digital, so all that information that was found in those books is now available on the computer,” Schaaf said. For decades, state’s attorneys, judges and lawyers have utilized the library in their research and case building, but with the dawn of the computer, cases and records can now be located online, so the library has seen diminished use in recent years. Many of the books in the law library have historic value, with several having been housed in the building from its earliest years. Given the historicity of the voluminous collection, courthouse

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Sheriff Mike Ringhausen, foreground, and Jersey County Law Librarian Don Schaaf remove a collection from the shelves of the law library on the third floor of the Jersey County courthouse on March 5. The collection was donated to the Jersey County Historical Society.

officials made the decision to allow the Jersey County Historical Society to accept however much of the collection the organization desired to receive. “We decided some of our older books would have more historical value than legal research value,” Schaaf noted. The historical society was grateful to accept a collection of books that the courthouse acquired in the early years of the twentieth century and has displayed them in the

sitting room of the historic Cheney Mansion. “Prentiss Cheney was known by friends as ‘Judge Cheney’,” Roger Scheffel, historical society board member that oversees the mansion, said. “He died in 1900, which dates these books near the end of his life. We figured that this will help interpret not only the history of the family, but also preserve an important piece of local history as well.” (See, COURTHOUSE, A2)

Quarry Township Community Building to be open soon By JARAD JARMON Jersey County Journal It has taken community leaders in Quarry Township almost a year to get to this point, but they are almost there.

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Work on the Quarry Township community building, the stark red building visible as people drive into the Grafton Hills area, is nearing completion and is expected to be in use in either April or May, barring any setbacks, and community leaders are excited, including outgoing Quarry Supervisor Bob Smith. Smith explained the project

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Quarry Township Supervisor Bob Smith shows off the constructed township building Monday.

has been a goal for township leadership for decades – “really as long as I can remember – for 30 years or better.” For years, they have been working out of the small building overlooking the cem-

etery in the township. “The little building we had basically would fit myself, the clerk, the four trustees and the highway commissioner and that was it,” Smith said. “... We made do.” (See, QUARRY, A2)

Jersey County fourth in state for percentage vaccinated By JARAD JARMON Jersey County Journal Progress on COVID vaccinations is being made across the state, but certain health departments are maintaining a breakneck pace in their effort to inoculate residents in their community. Among the head of the pack is Jersey County in terms of the percentage of their population vaccinated. In Jersey County, 3,664 have been fully vaccinated, representing 16.77 percent of the county’s population. This puts Jersey at No. 4 in the state. Ahead of Jersey is Adams County with 23.31 percent; Champaign with 18.07 percent and Cass with 17.94 percent of their population fully vaccinated. This percentage, though, does not account for the numerous individuals who have gotten their first dose of the vaccine and are waiting to get their second vaccine. Jersey County has been passionate in their efforts to get those in the community inoculated. On March 5, the Jersey County Health Department officials stated that 1,000 vaccines were given that day at their vaccine clinic at the Susnig Center. In total, 8,770 doses have been administered in the county. According to a New York Times database, Illinois was 26th of all states with 19.1 percent of its population having received one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine as of Tuesday; 9.2 percent who were fully vaccinated – numbers that include distribution of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine, which was recently approved. As big a dent as the Jersey health department is making, the vaccine appointments are not being scheduled for those in the general populace yet. According to their website, the health department staff are scheduling vaccinations for Jersey County residents who are among one of the following groups: Q Healthcare workers Q Adults age 65 and up Q First responders Q Those in education in public or private K-12 schools Q Licensed daycare providers Q Public transit workers Q US postal service employees Q Manufacturing employees Q Agricultural employees Q Grocery store or grocery supply employees Q Tier 2 individuals, age 18-64, with underlying medical conditions that increase risk of COVID-19 Q Clergy Their next clinic is scheduled March 12, where residents are expected to bring proof of residency to the appointment. Walgreens has also begun vaccinating locals and those who qualify for the vaccine, further expediting the vaccination process. Currently, there is no official word from the health department whether there is consideration in opting to use the Johnson & Johnson vaccine, which notably only needs one dose. There has been concern among some health officials about this vaccine’s efficacy especially in comparison to the Moderna and Pfzier vaccines that both require two doses. As the health department works through the population, COVID continues to have a diminished presence in the county. As of the county health department’s weekly update on March 3, there are currently 13 active cases of COVID in the county. Of the 2,496 total COVID cases that have been reported in the county, 47 have died, while 2,436 have recovered. VACCINE DATA AS OF MARCH 9 Administered doses 8,770 Fully vaccinated 3,664 Vaccinated percentage 16.77 % (See, VACCINATED, A2)

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Courthouse (Continued from A1) Cheney, though he was never a judge, nor a lawyer for that matter, was a businessman with national connections who had a deep interest in legalities, thus it is highly probable that some of the books in the collection contained cases that he was aware of in his lifetime. Cheney was the first of three generations to live in the mansion, having inherited it from his father-inlaw, Edward D’Arcy. Cheney would live for about 37 years in the home, transforming it to its current appearance before passing away in 1900. Over the course of those nearly-four decades, the developing laws of the State of Illinois were being recorded and maintained in courthouses all throughout the state, being gathered together in books such as the collection now housed in the home that bears his name. The oldest collection of books was originally owned by a gentleman named C.A. Davidson, who resided in Jasper County. The Davidson Collection is specifically concerned with Illinois law, thus certain cases within the books were more than likely tried in Jersey County. The books date no

later than 1900, while some are older than that. Recently, county officials have been working to maximize space utilization in the courthouse complex, as well as the government annex building, which houses offices such as the county clerk’s office and treasurer’s office. In their quest for maximizing the amount of usable space, officials decided that perhaps the law library might be better utilized for a county service. Additionally, the law library contains volumes of very heavy books spanning the entirety of the twentieth century, and thus, has added an immense amount of weight to the courthouse. County officials are attempting to be as preservation-minded as possible, but given the fact that recent expenditures include replacing the HVAC system in the courthouse and sheriff’s office, among other items, the county board is applying the old adage of ‘an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure’ in ensuring the longevity and stability of the building. Though several tough decisions still have to be made by county offi-

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A portion of the law library now rests in the built-in shelves in the sitting room of the Cheney mansion.

cials, part of an important piece of local and state history has been preserved in the preservation of the oldest portions of the law library while at the same time taking an important step in preserving the courthouse for future generations to enjoy.

Swanson, Martin & Bell, LLP announced the arrival of the retired Jersey County Judge Eric S. Pistorius as a partner in the firm’s Madison County office where he focuses on arbitration and mediation. Judge Pistorius is a retired resident judge of the Seventh Circuit in Jersey County. He served on the bench for 15 years after being appointed in 2005. In this role, he presided over jury trials involving complex civil litigation matters such as dram shop, medical negligence and other personal injury and cases in four different Illinois counties. Prior to joining the bench, Pistorius worked in private practice for over 20 years, building

municate directly with the Centers for Disease Control regarding any potential side effects they may experience, Greene County Public Health Administrator Molly Peters said. “Depending on the answer, someone from the CDC may call to check on the individual and get more information,” she said. “If any serious health problems are reported, they can be investigated quickly by CDC’s medical experts and scientists. The information they collect will help keep the public better informed.” What the CDC learns from people’s experiences will be used to safeguard the nation’s vaccination program. For those worried about their personal information, v-safe employs strict security measures to ensure personal information is protected, confidential and private. Participation is voluntary and individuals can opt out any time. To participate, one must sign up within 42-hours of receiving their first vaccine dose. Carmen Ensigner contributed to this article.

Quarry (Continued from A1) But, they were limited in what they could do. Following the Flood of ‘93, the City of Grafton established a tax increment financing (TIF) district that froze growth in the township area, and the township, for lack of a better option, chose to wait out the 23-year lifespan of the TIF. “We sort of had our hands tied for 23 years, because we did not want to bump up our tax requirement, because that would be on all of the people [in the township]. So we have just sort of made do until then.” In that time, Bob Smith explained the township saved money where they could. And when the TIF district was concluded, they were off to the races with a boom in tax revenue from the growth over those decades. “We have more than doubled our property tax (revenue) in the last two years, and that is what has allowed us to do this and also get a new truck [without costing taxpayers more money],” Smith said. The community building, a $300,000 project, was given the green light, and around October, construction started on the building. Construction has since been completed, and now township officials are in the process of getting appliances for the new building. The main feature of the 2,931-square-foot building will be that of the open space at the center of the building. Smith noted that a full house would be about 90 people for an event, after the pandemic is over, of course. However, it also features a kitchen that will soon be equipped with a stove, refrigerator, microwave and coffee pot. And, on the south side of the building, there will also be an

office space for township staff to work out of. The hope is that this building, beyond serving as a much more accessible space for the township meetings, will be rented out for the community to use for things such as parties and other events. “There is really nothing in the area [like it],” Smith said of the large community space. A lot of times, people go to the American Legion just down the short road, but it is not really a setting meant for kids like with a birthday party, Smith said. Once the building is open for use, drinks, smoking and firearms will not be allowed on the premises. Smith is still confident and excited for people to utilize the space. “I think that it is a spot that the whole township can make use of,” Smith said. It will be about 10 years before the township pays off the building. The township used $100,000 already available and sought out a loan for the other $200,000. For Smith, this project is what he has always envisioned for the township. “We took care of township roads, but I always felt that we could do more for the people, and I think this is what I had in mind all along.” Once the building is ready for use, Smith will be out the door, which he sees as a fitting end to his tenure with the township. Smith added that this was a last hurrah for him. The longtime resident has worked with the township since 1984 and was supervisor since 1998. “That is why I hung on as long as I did. I wanted to get this done before I retired,” he said.

an extensive trial practice where he focused on insurance defense work and represented clients in criminal jury trials. Pistorius received his juris doctor in 1984 from Southern Illinois University School of Law and his bachelor in 1981 from Western Illinois University. Swanson, Martin & Bell, LLP, a litigation firm in Chicago, has a focus on resolving contested matters for their clients. Jury trial experience is the hallmark of the firm. Since its inception in 1992, the firm has grown to more than 130 attorneys in 32 practice areas with offices in Chicago, Lisle, Libertyville and Madison County, St. Louis, Mo., and Hammond, Ind.

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Vaccinated (Continued from A1) In other news, the Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH), in an effort to make sure that residents complete both rounds of the COVID-19 vaccine, is encouraging those who receive a COVID-19 vaccination to utilize the V-safe After Vaccination Health Checker (v-safe). Developed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), v-safe allows individuals who have received their first vaccination to get a text sent to their smartphone to remind them it is time for their second shot. “The Moderna and Pfizer-BioNTech vaccines require two doses to achieve maximum effectiveness,” IDPH Director Dr. Ngozi Ezike said in a press release from the IDPH. “Second doses need to be administered after three weeks for the Pfizer vaccine and after four weeks for the Moderna vaccine. By enrolling in v-safe, you will receive a reminder when it is time for your second dose so that you can become fully vaccinated.” The program also allows people to com-

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Early voting has begun, and I’d like to announce that I am running for Jersey Township Clerk I am the daughter of Mike and Connie Collins, born and raised in Jersey County. My family has been very active in Jersey County government. My grandpa, Doc Collins, served for many years on the county board as a member and as chairman. He also served as trustee for Jersey Township and was a precinct committeeman. My grandma, Marcella Kuehnel, served as Jersey Township Clerk and auditor for over 30 years. Pam Heitzig, my aunt, served for many years on the county board as a member and as chairman. I am honored to have the opportunity to follow in their footsteps especially my grandma’s with having a chance to serve as Township Clerk I attended St. Francis Holy Ghost school and then graduated from JCHS in 2002. I was honored to work as the Jersey County Board Secretary from 2001 to 2004. After which I graduated from Hickey College with my legal secretary degree. I then got a job at a law firm in Chesterfield Missouri where I worked for 9.5 years. I was then offered a job working within the community at Preferred Title and Escrow formerly known as Wittman and Lorton Title and Abstract for the past 7 years and it is where I plan on working for many more. This community means so much to me and I’d love to have a chance to be more involved. I have always enjoyed working with the public and believe I would be a great fit in the position of Jersey Township Clerk Please vote Marci Collins and help me begin a new adventure. Paid for by the friends of Marci Collins

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Not long after its completion, the building was the backdrop for a high profile story that shocked readers and grabbed headlines nationwide. July 14, 1881, was undoubtedly a typical Illinois summer evening, warm and muggy. Although it was 6 p.m., Wiley and his 26-yearold clerk, Joseph Voorhees, were still working when a visitor entered the store. It was Truman Landon, the 29-yearold uncle of Joseph’s wife, Flora. Both Vorhees and Landon were well-liked and wellrespected. Vorhees had lived and clerked in Elsah for a number of years. Landon was the son of a prosperous and well-respected farming family. Despite that, the fact that there was “bad blood” between Vorhees and Landon was well-known. The two exchanged heated words in the store. Whether Wiley insisted the men take their argument outside or whether Voorhees and Landon did so of their own accord is unknown. Regardless, the duo continued their argument behind the building. A short time later, a shot rang out. Voorhees calmly walked back into the store and told his boss he would find Landon’s dead body out back. The story revealed at the resulting murder trial rivaled the most sordid Hollywood script today. It began a year earlier, in July 1880, with the marriage of Voorhees and 17-year-old Flora Landon. The latter was raised by her grandparents and until her marriage, she and her uncle lived in the same home.

After their marriage, Flora began speaking of her childhood and of the abuse she suffered at the hands of her uncle. According to testimony given at the trial, Flora became pregnant with her uncle’s child the fall before she married but lost the baby. Multiple witnesses at the trial testified that over the past year, Joseph Voorhees had transformed from gregarious and outgoing to melancholy and withdrawn. What triggered the murder was Flora’s attempted suicide the night before. Before drinking strychnine, she wrote a note stating that her uncle had threatened Joe’s life and that she was going crazy with fear, thinking every noise she heard was someone bringing her husband’s dead body home. She survived the suicide attempt. The trial, like the murder, gained a great deal of media attention. However, in the end, the jury of 12 men deliberated less than 30 minutes before reaching their decision. Voorhees was acquitted of murder. The jury foreman told a newspaper reporter that the men unanimously agreed that had this happened to their wives, they would have done the same. Joe and Flora Voorhees moved to Missouri after the incident, where they lived out their remaining days. ––––––––––––––––––– Q Beth McGlasson is a history buff and vice president of the Jersey County Historical Society. This column originally appeared on the Jersey County Historical Society Facebook page.

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’m convinced most hunters and fishermen never contemplate the outdoor world they take pleasure in. I know in my own life, without a concerted effort, I only enjoy creation without ever giving it much deep thought. I’ve especially noticed this truth when I speak to hunters and fishermen. It seems their eyes light up when they realize nature speaks very loudly about some things that really matter. And that sometimes, we really do not see the forest for the trees. We would be very shallow people if we only saw nature as another avenue for our personal pleasure. The immensity of creation demands we question it. It demands we understand how our sport only touches the hem of its real value. Let’s face it; we only play on the fringes of all that is out there. It is enormous. And the

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BY BETH MCGLASSON he Wiley building, a handsome two-story brick building located on the west side of State Street between Pearl and Exchange, has graced Jerseyville’s business district for 140 years. The building was beautifully restored several years ago and is now among the most attractive buildings in the heart of Jerseyville. Although you may not know the building by name, if you grew up in Jerseyville in the last half of the 1900s, chances are you’ve visited it. Over the years, the south side of the building housed a succession of drug stores, including Reese Drug Store for nearly 30 years and Bray Drug Store for more than 50 years. Today, the building is home to Tonsor Custom Awards and Decals. For 65 years, Fesenmeyer’s, a dry goods store and later a clothing store, did business out of the north half of the building. After the business closed in the early ‘60s, Schroeder Book and Hobby moved in. A succession of businesses followed, including a fish store, a handful of restaurants, a clothing store operated by Jim and Mary Hayes, Jerseyville Refrigeration, Shortal Furniture and Paragon Pipecoverers. Today, the north side of the building is home to Steve Medford’s Edward Jones office. For a number of years, the second floor of the Wiley building housed the headquarters of the Jerseyville chapter of Modern Woodmen of America. It also served as the office of several physicians, including Dr. Gorecki. The historic brick building was built in 1881 by businessman John Wiley. The New York native moved to Jerseyville in 1859 and served as a clerk in a grocery store for five years before opening his own business. The Wiley building was the result of his bustling grocery business. When the building was finished, Wiley opened a general merchandise store in the south half of the building. His stock included staple and fancy groceries, household goods, dishes and cutlery and hardware.

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more we look, the more we discover. We have learned in recent years that our own galaxy is only one of about 3000 visible galaxies. And, it is estimated that there are billions that are yet unseen. To put this in perspective, our Milky Way is estimated to be about 100,000 light years from one end to the other. And light travels at 186,000 miles per second. Now multiply that by billions of galaxies. And then there’s you and me. In the scope of the vastness of the universe, we are less than insignificant. In import, we have no bearing on anything. We are not even a speck on the map. We do not deserve mention. If we are only an evolutionary blip, then what matters? Or, who matters? Or, are we all just matter? But what happens when we add God to matter? It’s like adding yeast to flour. It makes it rise. It gives it fullness and texture and taste.

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Lillie ‘Alice’ King Lillie “Alice” King, 78, of Jerseyville died early Friday morning March 5, 2021 at her home surrounded by her family. Born on July 18, 1942 in Kemper, IL , she was the daughter of the late Alfred and Venia (Reno) Loy. She married Jerry King on Dec. 18, 1974 and he survives. Also surviving are her children: Gina Robinson of Jerseyville, Brenda (Tom) Horn of Greenfield, Brad King of Eldred, Tracy Allen of Arkansas, grandchildren: Jerry Lee Price, Jr., Stephanie Louise Hurst, Samantha Horn, Cassandra Hazelwood, LeAnn, Zachary, Destiny, great-grandchildren: Eli & Eric Horn, Seth, Jacob, Kaylee & Jason Shaw, and great-greatgrandson: Archie, sisters:

Anna Mae Roberts, Marilyn Loy and Linda (Joe) Blake all of Greenfield and several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents, a son Eric King, a granddaughter Diane, and siblings: Karen Armstrong, Frank Loy, John Thurman Loy, Loretta Slightom, Dorothy Loy and Robert Loy. Alice had worked at Walmart in Jerseyville, Owens-Illinois in Alton, and retired from Alton Mental Health Facility after over 10 years of service. She loved to read, especially her Bible. She loved puzzles, gardening, sewing and was an excellent cook. Visitation was from Noon until 2 p.m. on Wednesday March 10, 2021 at the Airsman-Hires Funeral Home

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in Carrollton. Masks were required. Funeral services were held immediately following the visitation. Burial was in Eldred Memorial Gardens Cemetery at Eldred. Memorial donations may be made to Dow Southern Baptist Church. Condolences may be left online at: www.airsmanhires.com.

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Mark Allen Chronister, 61, died at Decatur Memorial Hospital on Thursday, March 4, 2021. He was born in Alton, IL on January 9, 1960 and graduated from Jersey Community High School. Surviving are his dad James Chronister of Grafton, his brother Ross (BethAnn) Chronister of Grafton, their children

Jacinda (Jimmy) Milles and their two sons: Caden and Carter; and Hana Beth Chronister of Wisconsin. He was preceded in death by his mother, Kathryn J. Chronister. Per his request, no services will be conducted. Alexander Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.

Haley Darr (Seth Mifflin) of East Alton, and Lukas Darr of Jerseyville; his stepchildren, Faith Sanford of East Alton, and Hunter Sanford of Wood River; siblings, Tom (Bertha) Slow of Roadhouse, Rita (Vic) Short of Fieldon, Sarah Telega of Jerseyville, and Bob Darr of Milwaukee WI; three grandchildren, Vaeda, Korbyn, and Dawson; formerly married to Becky (Marshall) Darr of Greenwood MO. He was preceded in death by his parents Charles and Ella; nephew Ryan Slow; and grandparents Milton and Virginia Darr. Visitation will be on Saturday, March 13, 2021 from 1 to 4 pm at Elias, Kallal

and Schaaf Funeral Home in Bethalto. Memorials can be made to the funeral home to help with expenses. Online condolences and guest book may be found at www.eliaskallalandschaaf. com

Gale Mildred Bunt Gale Mildred Bunt, 66, of Piasa, died Sunday, February 28, 2021 at Alton Memorial Hospital. Visitation was from 4-7pm on Tuesday March 9, 2021.

Funeral services were at 11am on Wednesday, March 10, 2021 at Anderson Family Funeral Home in Brighton. Burial followed at Shipman Cemetery.

Memorials may be made to Shipman Volunteer Fire Department. Condolences may be left online at www.andersonfamilyfuneral.com

Sweet Pea’s Floral and Design, Ruby Mae’s Boutique relocated By LUCAS GARDNER

Jersey County Journal Sweet Pea’s Floral and Designs and Ruby Mae’s moved to a newly renovated space at 100 E. Arch in Jerseyville. Back in November, Sweet Pea’s and Ruby Mae’s, a co-business located in the middle of town, decided to make a move from their former location on State Street, which is now the new location of Deer Lane Boutique. Sweet Pea’s is a full service florist for all occasions where shoppers can find fresh floral and silk arrangements, home décor, clothing and accessories, gourmet food and unique gift items. Nestled inside of Sweet Pea’s is Ruby Mae’s Boutique. Ruby Mae’s is a women’s contemporary clothing boutique, offering clothing and accessory choices for all occasions. When the opportunity presented itself, Shawnna Crawford and Vicki Welsh said they made the decision to move.

“The decision to move to the new location was made when the opportunity presented itself as the corner space became available,” Shawnna Crawford, owner of Sweet Pea's, said. “I feel that the corner space gives a better street exposure and foot traffic. Along with all of the natural lighting, it gives a cozy and bright atmosphere.” Ruby Mae’s was also located in the previous space and made the move with Sweet Pea’s to the new location. Vicki Welsh, owner of Ruby Mae’s, agreed that the space creates an ambiance and gives customers a true shopping experience. “Sweet Pea’s and Ruby Mae’s compliment each other with the products we offer. Boutiques are unique, because they’re generally smaller shops

that sell fashionable clothes, jewelry and the like,” Welsh said. All this is done while incorporating home décor, gifts, floral arrangements and clothing, making it a one-stop shopping location. Although it only took a few days to make the move down the street, the shop has been decorated and is now full of life. “Many frequent customers visit on a regular basis, coming in to say, ‘Hi,’ catch up for the week and browse the new arrivals,” Welsh said. If locals are not able to make it into the shop, both Sweet Pea’s and Ruby Mae’s will custom shop for them. Shoppers can tell the owners the budget they are trying to stay at, and the two businesses will deliver upon request.

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Randall Gene “Randy” Bollinger, 59, died Friday afternoon, March 5, 2021 at his residence. He was born in Alton, Illinois on January 23, 1962, the son of Larry and Nancy (Skeens) Bollinger. A lifelong resident of Grafton, Randy graduated in 1980 from Jersey Community High School in Jerseyville. While attending high school and continuing after his graduation he worked for Powerway, a subsidiary of Riverway Shipyard for 22 years until its sale to Covington Diesel. He continued with Covington for eight more years as a certified diesel technician for tow boats on the river. He then went back to Riverway Shipyard for five years as a Port Engineer until they sold to Ingram Barge. In the early 1990’s, Randy started his own business, Bollinger Construction Services, which he worked on the side in his spare time. Randy enjoyed driving the dump truck, assisting in his son’s business venture, watching NASCAR races, boating and spending time

with family and friends, as well as his four little puppies. He married his high school sweetheart, Barbara Senger, on June 24, 1983 at the First United Methodist Church in Jerseyville. Together, they have been blessed with 37 years of marriage, and their three children, of which he was extremely proud. Surviving are his wife, Barbara Bollinger of Grafton; his three children and their spouses, Ryan and Bryanna Bollinger of Dow, Kyle Bollinger, and his fiance’ Courtney Walsh of Grafton, and Alexis (Bollinger) and Garrett Tepen of Grafton; three grandchildren, Peyton, Arianna, Vera, and another grandchild to arrive in September; his mother, Nancy (Alan) Hauff of Grafton; three sisters and brothers in-law, Wendy and Jeff Phipps of Jerseyville, Amanda and Daniel Weger of Little Rock, Ar., and Gaibrielle and Zane Bowen of Grafton; his mother in-law, Marsha Senger of Grafton; along with several nieces and nephews, and an abundance of friends.

He was preceded in death by his father, Larry (June) Bollinger; and his father in-law, William “Bill” Senger; and his grandparents, Lowell “Jack” and Vera Skeens and Henry and Ina Edith Bollinger. Visitation was from 4 to 7 p.m. Tuesday at Crawford Funeral Home in Jerseyville. Visitation continued from 9 a.m. Wednesday until time of funeral services at 10 a.m. at the funeral home. He was laid to rest in Scenic Hill Cemetery in Grafton. Memorials may be given to the Sons of the Grafton American Legion Post #648. Memories may be shared at www.crawfordfunerals. com.

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Matthew ‘Matt’ J. Darr Matthew “Matt” J. Darr, 46, of East Alton, passed away on Saturday, March 6, 2021 at Alton Memorial Hospital. He was born on September 18, 1974 in Jerseyville, IL, the son of Charles D. and Ella Jean (Wood) Darr. Matt worked at Olin corp. as an operator for over 13 years. He enjoyed going to the gym, watching movies, listening to music, going to the Mexican restaurant for margaritas, and loved spending time with his family and friends. Survivors include his fiancé, Amy Cress of East Alton; his children, Hope Darr (fiancé Quentin McEvers) of Pleasant Hill MO,

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Gloria Mae Travers, 88, of Carlinville, passed away Wednesday morning, March 3, 2021 at Jerseyville Nursing and Rehab in Jerseyville, IL. Gloria was born on August 28, 1932 in rural Chesterfield, IL to Henry and Nina (Wade) Chism. She married Leonard William Travers on December 23, 1951. Gloria and her husband raised four children, Leonard, Bill, Jean, and Becky. She was a grandmother of seven and a great grandmother of eight. Gloria loved getting the family together for all the holidays and special occasions. She always had gifts for her grandchildren and great grandchildren. Gloria loved to cook lavish meals for the family. She also loved music and you could hear her singing as she went about her day. Gloria also sang in trios and quar-

tets with her sister-in-laws, husband, and sometimes in church. Gloria is survived by two sons, Leonard (Barbara) Travers of Fieldon, IL, and Bill Travers of Jerseyville, IL; two daughters, Jean (Ron) Goodman of Shipman, IL, and Becky (Eric) Slightom of Carlinville, IL; seven grandchildren, Nathan, Tim and Nicholas Travers, Ryan and Jason Goodman, Katlynn Hutchcraft and Kendall Slightom, as well as seven great grandchildren, Mitchell, Lily, Paisley, Harper and Matthew Travers, and Gwendolyn and Callie Goodman. Gloria was preceded in death by her husband; brothers, Adrian and Loper Chism; sisters, Ramona Gross and Marilyn Holloway, and a great grandson, Ryan Goodman II. Visitation was held on Saturday, March 6, 2021

from 9:00 to 11:00 am at Carlinville First located at 18772 Route 4, Carlinville, IL 62626. Funeral Services followed at 11:00 am at the church with Rev. Steve Schmidt officiating. Burial was held in Mayfield Memorial Park Cemetery, Carlinville. Memorials are suggested to Jerseyville Nursing and Rehab. Davis-Anderson Funeral Home, Carlinville is in charge of arrangements.

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Jersey County police and traffic The following police reports were filed between February 26 and March 4. These reports are public information and are obtained from the Jersey County Circuit Clerk’s office. All individuals have been arrested and charged, or cited in the case of traffic violations. All are presumed innocent until proven guilty. The following individuals have been charged with a felony: Kraushaar, Dennis R., dob 3/12/1974, possession of meth less than five grams, unlawful restraint, domestic battery/other prior, possession of drug paraphernalia. Buckingham, Tyler M., dob 7-19-2001, possess an amount controlled substance. Kraushaar, Dustin M., dob 7-28-1991, domestic battery/ other prior. McEuen, Joshua T., dob 11-20-1986, possess firearm FOID revoked. Thompson, Brandy L., dob 7-18-1980, possession of meth less than five grams. Lafferty, Sandy A., dob 9-191976, possession of meth less than five grams, possess drug paraphernalia. Delp, Sarah E., dob 6-271983, aggravated battery of a peace officer, two counts resist peace officer/correctional

employee/firefighter. DeSherlia, William R., dob 10-16-1973, possession of meth less than five grams. The following individuals have been charged with a misdemeanor: Hale, Jesse E., dob 12-071983, violate order of protection. Smith, Candy L., dob 1-081984, cruelty to animals. Benton, Adam L., dob 10-111988, cruelty to animals. Lindeman, Alexis A., dob 5-21-1983, cruelty to animals. The following individuals have been charged with driving under the influence: Miller, Josh E., dob 10-181978. Doskal, Daniel J., dob 7-241995, DUI intoxicating compound. The following individual has been charged with an ordinance violation: Lee, Brandy A., dob 7-081979, dog at large, nuisance. The following individuals have been charged with a traffic violation: Fish, Benny E. Jr., dob 9-011974, no valid registration, driving on a revoked license, operate uninsured motor vehicle. Hannel, Joseph Carl, dob 12-11-1984, driving 15-20 mph above limit, driving on suspended license.

Herter, Kelcey J., dob 7-131994, improper traffic lane usage, operate uninsured motor vehicle, fail to reduce speed. Pazero, Blake J., dob 3-081988, reckless driving. Ursch, James A., dob 7-161991, driving on suspended license. Dugan, Robert A., dob 8-312003, operate uninsured motor vehicle. Crotchett, Brian E., dob 8-161966, transport/carry alcohol liquor/driver. Loonsfoot, Gina M., dob 4-23-1970, operate uninsured motor vehicle. Buckingham, Tyler M., dob 7-19-2001, driving on suspended license. Miller, Josh E., dob 10-181978, improper traffic lane usage. Smith, Bowen A., dob 10-011999, driver failed to give notice of accidents. Ottwell, Tony R., dob 2-111974, operate uninsured motor vehicle. South, Zachary J., dob 2-062001, driving 11-14 mph above limit. Veillancourt, Logan S., dob 11-19-1994, operate uninsured motor vehicle. Sasser, Jacqueline M., dob 11-14-1965, driving 21-25 mph above limit. Smith, Christopher D., dob

Man sentenced for Dow Baptist arson

By JARAD JARMON Jersey County Journal The St. Louis man who pled guilty to charges related to the fire that destroyed a portion of the Dow Southern Baptist Church early July 29, 2020 has been sentenced. According to court records, Deahvion Kortez Bishop, 22, was sentenced to 12 years in prison with two years mandatory supervised release. The range of sentencing in this case was 4-15 years in prison. “The defendant participated in a ‘402 conference,’ which is a pretrial hearing whereby the defendant agrees to allow the prosecution to present certain facts of the case to the Judge,” Jersey County State’s Attorney Ben Goetten said. “After hearing the facts, the Judge can then inform the defendant of what he would likely be sentenced to if found guilty or he pleads guilty. “In this particular case, we requested and the Judge agreed that 12 years would be the appropriate sentence. The defendant then chose to enter a plea of guilty on the cases and accept the sentence.” He will also receive credit for 197 days that he has already served toward his sentence. The court also recommends day treatments. According to court records, he was also required to pay court costs totaling $549 with a potential to pay further restitution. “Restitution is meant to make whole those who are financially damaged from criminal acts,” Goetten said. “While we feel confident that all restitution was paid through insurance in this case, we ‘reserved’ restitution in the event that an individual or entity can show ‘out-of-pocket’ expenses that were not claimed at the time of

sentencing.” Bishop was charged with burglary and arson of the church on July 29 as well as a series of other charges. Bishop pleaded guilty to one count of residential burglary and one count of arson of a place of worship with lesser charges — burglary of daycare/ place of worship, two counts of criminal damage to property and being in possession of a stolen vehicle — being dismissed. As with many negotiated pleas, the defendant pled guilty to the most serious offenses and the lesser included offenses were dismissed. It was previously reported that the additional offenses would not have garnered additional incarceration time or fines anyway. It was on Wednesday, July 29, when the Jersey County Sheriff’s Office was contacted in reference to a smoke alarm, which was set off at 25218 Dow Road, the location of the AT&T building, according to the Jersey County Sheriff’s Office officials. While responding to this call for service, a Jersey County deputy observed flames coming from the Dow Southern Baptist Church, and soon after, local fire stations responded and doused the fire.

During this same time, deputies also found the AT&T building had been burglarized and the building had damage, police say. On the same night, a vehicle was stolen in Jerseyville, according to law enforcement. The Jerseyville Police Department along with deputies from the Jersey County Sheriff’s Office worked together and quickly identified a suspect from both incidents. It was reported that Bishop was arrested by St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department with the stolen vehicle from Jerseyville, which contained items stolen from the church. According to the court records, Bishop was accused of entering the church with intentions of theft and also committing arson in a place of worship. The charges against Bishop also accused him of damaging a camera system affixed to the AT&T building — damage that was in excess of $500. Goetten has said a cell phone was discovered on property near the arson in Dow. The screen saver showed an image of a man that matched the description of the man in custody in St. Louis.

Marriages Christina Marie Anders and Kurt Thomas Ansell, both of Jerseyville. Nicole Emilia Behrens and Robert Kyle Slinkard, both of Kampsville. Charles Wright Moody of Grafton and Heather Nicole Potter of Clinton, Ind.

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Q Jerseyville Lady Panthers claim victory against Mascoutah The Lady Panthers won against Mascoutah March 2. The top points-gainers were: Chloe White who led the Panthers with 27 points, Boston Talley with 17 points and Sally Hudson with 12 points. The game ended 73-60, Panthers. With the win, the Panthers added to their record standing 7-3. Q Lady Panthers win against Waterloo March 4, the Lady Panthers traveled to Waterloo and got a win 60-40. The game was back and forth the first half of the game, but the Lady Panthers outscored Waterloo 20-6 in the third quarter. The top pointgainers in double figures were: Chloe White with 20 points, Ryleigh Jones with 12 points and Sally Hudson with 11 points. With the win, the girls are

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above limit. Schuenke, Peter J., dob 8-151977, driving 15-20 mph above limit. Doskal, Daniel J., dob 7-241995, following too closely, speeding 26-34 mph over limit, improper traffic lane usage, unlawful possession of cannabis/driver. Lafferty, Sandy A., dob 9-191976, driving on suspended license. Granado, Tomas III., dob 12-29-1984, cancelled/revoked/ suspended registration non-IL. Lawrence, Andrew Lee, dob 7-13-2001, fail to reduce speed. Norris, Dwan D., dob 1-271983, driving on revoked license. Bell, Kaden I., dob 9-242001, operate uninsured motor vehicle. Torwegge, Spencer T., dob 12-02-1997, operate uninsured motor vehicle. Stauder, Gracie S., dob 3-102003, driving 15-20 mph above limit. Scott, Danielle D., dob 10-071994, speeding 26-34 mph over

8-3. adding another win to their MVC record. Q Lady Panthers win against Taylorville March 7, the Lady Panthers won against Taylorville 54-46. With the win the girls’ record is 8-4. Q Lady Panthers lose against Civic Memorial March 8, the Lady Panthers lost against Civic Memorial 61-35. With the loss, the girls stand at 9-4 for the season. Q Jerseyville Panthers were defeated by Mascoutah March 1, the Panthers lost against Mascoutah 41-65. Q Jerseyville Panthers win against Waterloo March 3, the Panthers won all three games against Waterloo 53-48. Q Panthers just shy of win against Taylorville March 7, the boys varsity lost against Taylorville 62-59. Panthers win against

limit. Talley, Robert W., dob 11-092003, operate uninsured motor vehicle. Dooling, Elizabeth Claire, dob 8-03-2004, speeding 35+ mph over limit, operate uninsured motor vehicle. Massalone, Anthony Samuel, dob 11-17-2004, unlicensed, fail to reduce speed, improper traffic lane usage, registration expiration. Isringhausen, Derek A., dob 10-16-1988, driving 21-25 mph above limit. Copeland, Damon S., dob 5-27-1986, speeding 26-34 mph over limit. Cerutti, Frank C., dob 1-201945, driving 21-25 mph above limit. Has your charge been amended, reduced or dropped or have you been found not guilty? Email jcjnews@campbellpublications.net to be considered for a status update on your court proceeding. Please include name and case number.

Civic Memorial March 8, the varsity boys beat the Civic Memorial Eagles, 55-49 Q Jerseyville High School boys and girls varsity bowling defeat Marquett Both boys and girls varsity bowling defeated Marquette last night at Bowl Haven Lanes. The girls won 37-3 with Sammie Malley leading the way with a 559 series and a 194 high game. Emma Miller also had a 448 series for the girls. The boys won a close match 23-17 led by Danny Towell’s 638 series with a high game of 270, followed by Jacob Elliott - 587 series, 224 high game and Tyler Ayres - 573 series, 244 high game. Hunter Watson had a 560 series with a 241 high game. Q Lady Panther Bowlers at Southern Shootout On Saturday, the Panthers bowled against Alton and Taylorville. Sammie Malley had the girls high series with a 720 and Kiley Shaw finished third overall with a 595 series.

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My name is Amanda Heltsley and I am honored to be your candidate for Jersey Township Clerk in the upcoming election on April 6th, 2021. For those of you who do not know me I am the daughter of Jerry and Renee Purcell and have been a lifelong resident of Jersey County. I have been blessed with my wonderful husband, Josh, and three beautiful daughters, Bridget, Valery, and Carley. I proudly attend St Francis Xavier church, and have been a devout Christian my entire life.

Divorce Jarrod Kirchner vs. Susan Kirchner, 02-22-2021.

11-18-1983, no valid registration. Tibbits, Jennifer L., dob 7-271962, driving 15-20 mph above limit. Snow, Darren Trent, Dob 12-13-1966, driving 15-20 mph above limit. Proost, Paul J., dob 5-281946, driving 15-20 mph above limit. Whitlock, Kayce E., dob 10-15-1984, driving 11-14 mp above limit. Fryman, Nicole M., dob 12-19-1988, seat belt required by driver. Generally, David G., dob 10-21-1953, operate uninsured motor vehicle, speeding 26-34 mph over limit. Teeske, Nicole H., dob 5-051994, unlicensed, operate uninsured motor vehicle, no valid registration. Yin, Yong, dob 3-23-1970, driving 15-20 mph above limit. McHugh, Drew N., dob 5-20-1996, driving 15-20 mph above limit. Minton, James G., dob 12-21-1967, driving 21-25 mph

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JCHS announces Students of the Month for February In conjunction with Jerseyville Banking Center, CNB Bank and Trust and Jersey State Bank, Jersey Community High School has selected their “Students of the Month” for the month of February. The selection is based upon the number of FOCUS nominations which a student receives for a given month. FOCUS (Finding One Clearly Unique Student) is a program which acknowledges a student each week for academic achievement or kindness. Each week, teachers may recognize students who have performed well in their classes by selecting them as FOCUS students for that particular week. Submitted photo

Junior Tyler Noble and sophomore Cate Breden were named “Students of the Month” at Jersey Community High School for their respective classes. They are being congratulated by Phyllis Caselton of the Jerseyville Banking Center.

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Bessie Livsey of Jerseyville turns 100 March 12. Her favorite thing to do is jigsaw puzzles. Bessie’s children are Robert Livsey and Beverly Jean Lane, and her grandchildren are Stacey Beck and Danny Lane.

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Above: Kyleigh Stellhorn received the most FOCUS nominations in the senior class. She is being congratulated by Becca Strang of the Jersey State Bank. Submitted photo

Right: Eighth-grader Jovee Hileman and freshman Connor Chin were named “Students of the Month” at JCHS for their respective classes. They are being congratulated by Amber Millburg of CNB Bank & Trust.

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Anita Meyer, Richard Herring wed Anita Meyer and Richard Herring, both of Jerseyville, were married Jan 22, 2021 at 1 p.m. The location where the marriage took place is Christway Church in Godfrey. Pastor Steve Rice offi-

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ciated the marriage. Richard’s best man was George Rider, and Anita’s maid of honor was Dolores Rider. The flower girl was Aly Scheeter, and the ring bearer was Luke Scheeter.

Students of the month for February at the Jersey Community Middle School have been announced. They are: fifth-grader Quincy Desherlia, sixth-grader Emily Benz and seventh-grader Malakai Kallal. Submitted photo

Staff and faculty of the month for February at the Jersey Community Middle School have been announced. They are: Brian Madson, Barb Terpening and Lindsy Phillips.

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100 QUAIL VALLEY DRIVE - GODFREY, MADISON COUNTY

[ $1,340,000 ] 3BR, 4BA, 11 ACRES, STOCKED POND, INSULATED OUTBUILDING

790 SHAWNEE COLLEGE ROAD - ULLIN, PULASKI COUNTY

[ $234,000 ] 60 ACRES, INCOME PRODUCING, TROPHY BUCK, PONDS, HOUSE

CROSS CHURCH ROAD - PINCKNEYVILLE, PERRY COUNTY

[ $588,000 ] 140 ACRES, CUSTOM HOME SITE, TILLABLE, TIMBER, HUNTING, POND

206 QUARRY ROAD - GOLDEN EAGLE, JERSEY COUNTY

[ $299,900 ] 4BR, 5BA, RIVER VIEWS, TURN-KEY, DECK, CROWS NEST

15511 MACOUPIN LN. - MEDORA

[ $239,900 ] 3BR, 3BA, 1.4 ACRES

23488 APPLE TREE LN. - ELSAH

16395 MEADOW BRANCH RD. - GRAFTON [ $205,000 ] 2BR, 3BA, 5 ACRES

103 CIRCLE DR. - JERSEYVILLE

3827 STANKA - GODFREY

[ $139,900 ] 5BR, 2BA, 1.13 ACRES

703 WEST N - GIRARD

121 DRESSEL DR. - JERSEYVILLE

[ $130,500 ] 3BR, 2BA, GREAT LOCATION

505 N WASHINGTON - JERSEYVILLE

[ $119,500 ] 3BR, 2BA, UPDATED, NEW FLOORS

[ $97,000 ] 2BR, 2BA, DOUBLE LOT, DECK

[ $84,900 ] 3BR, 1BA, CORNER LOT

[ $75,000 ] 5BR, 2BA, DETACHED GARAGE

HIDDEN LAKES FARM - GRAFTON

2888 TERPENING RD. - ALTON

TBD HILLTOP LN. - COLLINSVILLE

16280 INDIAN LAKE RD. - JERSEYVILLE

TBD BEAVER LAKE RD. - FIELDON

117 WINDSOR DR. - ALTON

[ $1,200,000 ] 260.5 ACRES, TROPHY HUNTING [ $1,098,845 ] 198 ACRES, DEVELOPMENT/REC [ $706,440 ] 67.3 ACRES, TILLABLE/TIMBER [ $200,000 ] 20 ACRES, POLE BARN, POND

[ $163,200 ] 48 ACRES, HUNTING RETREAT [ $134,500 ] 18.66 ACRES, RECREATIONAL

511 N WASHINGTON ST. - BUNKER HILL

[ $149,900 ] PRICE REDUCED, COMMERCIAL

1665 S STATE ST. - JERSEYVILLE

[ $189,900 ] 3 ACRES, GREAT LOCATION

309 N STATE ST. - JERSEYVILLE

[ $499,000 ] TURN KEY COMMERCIAL

426 S PRAIRIE - BETHALTO

[ $220,000 ] OFFICE/RETAIL/RECEPTION

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23486 STATE HWY 16 - JERSEYVILLE

316 MOUND ST. - JERSEYVILLE

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1039 E St Rt 108, Rockbridge - $225,000 Hard to find hobby farm on 7.24 acres. Offers a nice ranch home, a 27 x 45 Morton building w/ 31470 Bartlett Rd, Brighton - $425,000 three horse stalls, loft, electric and water. Stocked Searching for privacy? Here is 5.7 ac. in a secluded fishing pond. Home offers 1260 finished sq. ft., country setting. Spacious Home with over 4,000sf of Selling Calhoun, Greene, Jersey, Madison, open kitchen to dining/ living, Two bedrooms, living living space, two car garage, whole house generator, circle Macoupin & Surrounding Counties room w/ gas fireplace. Unfinished basement. drive and 35 x 50 Quonset style outbuilding with electric

16 Lots in Joywood Farms, Elsah-$24,000 Level building site at the end of the lane. Wendi Mielke 618-535-2930

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299 Maple St, Kampsville- $125,000 Move in condition home on 4 level lots located at the West edge of town. From the front entry you see nice hardwood ﬂoors, front formal living room w/ french doors, a Queens kitchen with appliances included.

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3115 Ray St, Alton $70,500 Start Here! Sturdy 2 bedroom bungalow just waiting for you. Upper level offers space for expansion. CALL: Pam Roady 618-535-2914

510 Snedeker Jerseyville-$35,000 Built in 2005, 24 x 24 and 2 half lots. Ameren electric, concrete ﬂoors, heated and cooled.

760 N Broadway, Kampsville - $55,000 Cozy cottage along the bluffs overlooking the water is a wonderful getaway or investment for weekend rental income.

Grafton Hills Home Sites $5,000 Call Wendi Mielke 618-535-2930

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307 E. Main Grafton Live here or open a business. The possibilities are endless. List of updates available. Good parking, nice back yard.

1039 E. State Rt. 108, Rockbridge $225,000 Hard to ﬁnd hobby farm on 7.24 acres. Offers a nice ranch home, a 27 x 45 Morton building w/ 3 horse stalls, loft, electric and water. Stocked ﬁshing pond.

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801 S Washington, Jerseyville 832 S ST HWY 67, Kane 5910 Godfrey Rd Units 38 & 40, Godfrey 213 Short St, Benld

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662 Broadway Kampsville $125,000 3 bedroom ranch w/ 2 bath & basement. 45 x 54 Machine shed w/ car lift 1.2 acres

Devin Brown 618-581-6658 Stan Groppel 618-535-4137 Thomas McKee 217-491-4320 Kynan Mielke 618-535-2914 Wendi Mielke 618-535-2930 Charlene Morgan 618-535-0071 Pam Roady 618-535-2914 Elaine Rhodes 618-578-8772

105 E Exchange - $72,500 315 E Main St, Grafton - $189,900 Three room ofﬁce in excellent “Uptown” Great location at east end of town. 100 ft M/l of road frontage. Suited for location convenient to Hwy 67 (State Street), city ofﬁces and court house. Call re-sale and wholesale. Pam Roady 618-535-2914 CALL: Pam Roady 618-535-2914

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401 Timber Ridge Dr #15, Grafton - $189,000 Gorgeous second ﬂoor unit, close to elevator. 3 bed, two bath, open ﬂoor plan, great room open to kitchen with bar seating. Fantastic covered deck w/ awesome views. This unit offers a corner garage (one of the largest).

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15281 IL 109, Dow - $695,000 Are you ready to be your own boss? Over 10,000 sq ft under roof is currently set up to be a bar, banquet center, restaurant. The opportunities are endless. Mindy Woelfel 946-0434

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601 N Giddings, Jerseyville - $79,900 This 3BR/2BA home has recently had a facelift. Situated on DPSOFS MPU NBJO nS laundry, bonus room. Mindy Woelfel 946-0434

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703 South Arch, Jerseyville 4 bed 2 bath on corner lot. plenty of room here for the growing family. Master has lots of closet space with a large master bath. Stainless appliances stay, living room is very spacious with a bay window. Yard is partially fenced for the fury family members. Motivated sellers. Listed at $100,000. Call Roger 618-535-5017

525 N Franklin, Staunton - $64,900 3BR home situated on large corner lot, includes large covered porch, 2 car attached garage, and more! Jenny Wisniewski 791-8224

224 Cindy, Brighton - $73,900 3 bedroom ranch PGGFST NBJO nPPS laundry, bonus room, covered patio. Becky McGowen 570-9375

508 N. State Street, Jerseyville This 2 bed 1 bath all brick is clean and ready for a starting or retiring couple. Attached garage, full basement, newer roof and furnace. New central air. Listed at $70,000. Call Roger 618-535-5017

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05-018-002-30 ROEMER, ARTHUR A II & TIFF ......................58,315 05-018-003-00 ST PETERS, VERNON H & WAND .................14,455 05-018-004-00 ST PETERS RODGER D, TRUSTE ................70,705 05-018-005-00 ST PETERS, VERNON & WANDA ..................70,965 05-018-007-30 WENDELL, DAVID J & DIANE M.....................89,270 05-018-008-00 WADLOW, JOSEPH D & MICHELL .................33,630 05-018-009-00 BECHTOLD, ROBERTA & DONALD ...............55,595 05-018-010-00 STUMPE EVELYN, TRUSTEE STU ................10,695 05-018-012-00 UNVERZAGT, STANLEY W & VIC ....................7,030 05-018-013-00 KYLE, DEBORAH ............................................12,475 05-019-004-00 BARTLETT, JAMES & CAROL ......................131,265 05-019-007-00 BARTLETT FAMILY REVOCABLE ..................38,485 05-023-012-00 MUNOZ, CATHERINE L ...........................................0 05-025-007-00 JOHNS, DYLAN .................................................7,935 05-027-001-40 SANDERS WASTE REAL ESTATE, ..................3,910 05-027-011-00 JUMPER, LUKE W & JAMIE K ..........................8,395 05-027-012-00 SANDERS WASTE REAL ESTATE, .....................450 05-031-012-00 WILLIAMS, NATHAN G & MICHE .....................1,265 05-031-016-00 GILLESPIE, PETER A & MICHE......................57,525 05-032-003-30 TRI-COUNTY ANTIQUE CLUB .......................13,725 05-106-006-00 TRACY, THEODORE & ELIZABET..................33,760 05-110-002-00 BAYER RESEARCH & DEVELOPME ...........454,080 05-111-007-00 ADKOM LLC ................................................... 118,235 05-111-008-43 BROCKMAN, TIMOTHY L................................39,880 05-111-008-51 WICKENHAUSER, SHANEEN M & .................71,575 05-111-010-60 SOUTHERLAND, WYATT G ............................30,330 05-111-026-00 WIDMAN, TERRY L & LANAE L.....................127,295 05-112-002-00 DAUGHERTY, LARRY W & REGIN ...................9,865 05-112-014-00 DAHN, MICHAEL G & PAULA J .......................91,780 05-113-004-00 SMITH, ZACHARY M & BETHANI .....................2,685 05-113-011-00 GARDNER, RODGER L & TERRY ....................7,120 05-113-016-00 SACKMANN GAS CO ......................................13,815 05-113-022-00 STEWART, THOMAS H & LINDA ....................66,460 05-114-001-00 EBERLIN, MARK CHARLES ...........................12,735 05-114-005-00 FOILES, RUDY & SARAH BROWN .................94,510 05-114-007-00 GALLAY, ERIC JASON ......................................9,505 05-115-001-00 DAVIS, GLEN A & LISA D ................................71,575 05-115-003-00 FOILES, RUDY & SARAH BROWN ...................9,535 05-115-004-00 WOCK, MARC ................................................... 2,110 05-116-001-00 CARPUNKY, JUSTIN & EMILY ........................61,350 05-116-010-00 FRIEDEL, JESSICA & BENEDIC .......................4,400 05-118-001-00 EARDLEY, DEREK ..........................................39,535 05-123-033-00 MUNOZ, CATHERINE L ..................................48,235 05-124-018-00 GOLIKE MARC P & JOHANNA L ....................55,185 05-124-018-50 FRAZIER, LESLEE DENISE..............................1,005 05-124-027-00 BODENBACH, MARK D & CAROLY ........................0 05-124-027-50 BODENBACH, MARK D & CAROLY ...............60,515 05-124-039-00 HARRIS, BARBARA ........................................57,765 05-124-044-00 MILLER, FRED & KAREN ...............................77,285 05-124-045-00 SCHAAF, JOSEPH W ........................................7,500 05-140-059-00 ICKES, DONALD E & BETTY G ........................9,825 05-222-006-00 ATCHISON, CHARLES & POR........................10,365 05-222-010-00 HEINKE KENT WAYNE & JOELLE ................. 11,820 05-225-016-00 RUSSELL, JOHN A SR ....................................38,040 05-225-100-03 BATTLES, DONALD S & KRISTI .....................19,240 05-230-004-00 LANE, CLAYTON LF-EST & ............................25,055 05-237-007-00 ZAGAR, SCOTT ..............................................74,440 05-237-009-00 CAIRNS THOMAS L & TRUDY A, ...................93,165 05-237-020-00 SANDERS, ROBERT J & BROWN ..................57,310 05-237-028-00 JUMPER, LUKE W & JAMIE K .................................0 05-237-029-00 BRUNS, CHRISTIAN & AMBER ......................98,075 05-238-010-03 MANGRUM, KEVIN & MARIE .......................221,685 05-241-003-00 SHAW, DENNIS & MARY ................................60,200 05-241-005-00 LONG, JACOB & STECKEL JODI ...................66,785 05-241-013-00 WILLIAMS, GARY & SHERRY ........................65,100 05-242-023-00 BEAVERS, BILLIE J...........................................6,305 05-242-032-00 SLATEN, ROBERT C .........................................2,685 05-242-051-00 CLUVER, GREG & AMY ..................................29,190 05-283-001-50 MCDUFFIE, ZACHERY & SHERI ....................62,055 05-283-003-80 CRANK, DENNIS A & JEANA DI .....................54,300 05-283-006-00 MUENSTERMANN, PATRICK & JU ................22,445 05-286-001-10 GIBSON, CALEB I & KELSEY R ..........................860 05-286-001-17 BOLLINGER, RYAN G & BRYANN .......................860 05-286-001-22 DICK, DIANE E ................................................73,590 05-294-009-00 SPRINGER, DONALD L JR & JA ......................8,835 05-294-010-00 SPRINGER, DONALD L JR & JA ....................13,230 05-453-003-00 VANAUSDOLL, GARY L ....................................3,345 Otter Creek Township: Improved: 42 Unimproved: 9 06-004-004-00 BURRIS, RAYMOND ALEX ZANDE .........................0 06-007-001-00 CANNADY, GERALD J & JAMIE .....................28,425 06-008-005-00 BRISSENDEN, KRISTOPHER B & .................28,920 06-009-004-00 DRAINER, STANLEY & CAROLYN .................62,215 06-016-019-00 LAMPARTER, JASON D & ELIZA ...................35,040 06-017-001-20 SMITH, DOUGLAS B .......................................12,690 06-017-005-00 NEUHAUS CHAD J & BRIDGET A ..................51,630 06-018-006-00 FELDMAN, JOSHUA P .........................................925 06-019-001-00 BARTON FAMILY LIMITED PART ...................56,410 06-030-012-00 WITTMAN, NICHOLAS S ................................14,240 06-031-011-00 AYRES, DONALD V SR (UNDIV ........................4,915 06-031-012-00 AYRES, DENZEL C SR (UNDIV ...........................165 06-032-005-00 AYRES, DONALD V SR (UNDIV .....................33,960 06-036-006-00 4850 LONGHORN, LLC...................................81,180 06-104-009-00 BURRIS, RAYMOND ALEX ZANDE ................92,250 06-106-003-00 SPANN, HARRY LEE.......................................28,745 06-108-014-00 FLOWERS, BRIAN L & TIFFANY ....................71,095 06-112-002-00 EGELHOFF, SCOTT E & TAMMY....................54,100 06-114-015-00 OTTER CREEK TOWNSHIP ...........................23,655 06-115-002-00 TONSOR, TINA, KIRBY GARY W....................30,755 06-115-002-20 KIRBY, ROGER D & PAMELA S ........................9,860 06-115-002-50 TONSOR, TINA & CLAY JEREMY .....................4,285 06-115-011-00 BAKER, MARILYN R ........................................24,970 06-118-003-00 FELDMAN, JOSHUA P .............................................0 06-119-008-00 CROWE, JESI ..................................................42,230 06-121-011-00 YATES, THOMAS & MELISSA ..............................750 06-123-016-00 CLONINGER, PAMELA A ................................52,025 06-127-010-00 PINKARD, GARY & JEAN ...............................30,270 06-127-014-50 JONES, VICTORIA J .........................................3,230 06-127-017-00 WEDDING, TERRY & DEBORA ......................72,055 06-127-023-00 WEDDING, TERRY & DEBORA ........................6,275 06-128-020-00 HOWELL, JUSTIN .............................................1,525 06-130-004-00 DABBS, ROGER & SANDY ............................. 49,110 06-130-019-00 RENSING, DOUGLAS M & ROBIN .................87,690 06-130-023-00 DABBS, WILLIAM ............................................40,500 06-130-025-00 SMITH, D KENT & VICKI LYNN ......................34,325 06-131-013-00 AYRES, DONALD V SR (UNDIV ..............................0 06-132-009-00 AYRES, DONALD V SR (UNDIV ..............................0 06-132-010-00 LORSBACH, JEFFREY ...................................14,065 06-133-006-00 DUGAN, JAMES C & GERBER CA .................65,545 06-134-012-01 CROW BRENDA M REVOCABLE LI ...............68,495 06-134-012-02 CROW BRENDA M REVOCABLE LI ...............68,420 06-135-002-00 EDWARDS, RICHARD L & TERES .................73,555 06-136-003-10 BUTLER, RYAN D ...........................................84,740 06-136-004-00 ALLEN LAWRENCE P, TRUSTEE ...................49,675 06-151-013-00 DIXON, KIMBERLY L .......................................16,140 06-152-006-00 LUEKER DONALD, TRUSTEE LUE ................33,190 06-152-010-00 KUHNLINE, DANNY L .......................................3,060 06-153-001-50 WALZ, RICHARD A..........................................13,800 06-153-004-00 WALZ, RICHARD A.......................................... 11,655 06-181-004-00 CRADER, NEVA & MILLER EDWA....................6,200 Piasa Township: Improved: 145 Unimproved: 35 07-001-007-50 SLOTTA, MICHAEL WAYNE & RE .......................480 07-002-018-10 ZIEGLER, CARL & BETH .........................................0 07-002-019-60 ROLOFF, JASON M & MICHELLE ..................82,080 07-003-002-00 KIRBACH, TERI S (UNDIV 1/3 ..........................7,880 07-003-002-50 CARROLL, ROGER W JR & MONI .................72,720 07-003-003-00 WEAVER, TIMOTHY S & KATHY ....................49,290 07-003-004-00 MORELL, CHARLES R & MAUDE ..................15,720 07-003-008-00 ROTHE, TIMOTHY A & DONNA J ...................44,930 07-003-009-00 DUGAS, LAURA L & PATRICK D ..................143,525 07-003-013-00 GRIEVE BRYAN K & STACI D,......................120,800 07-004-012-00 COOLEY JERALD D & MICHELIN ....................4,210 07-004-014-00 NORTON FARMS INC .....................................53,925 07-004-015-00 ROTHE FRANK O JR & MCGLAUG ...............57,525 07-004-017-00 VOORHEES, DARRELL ..................................22,985 07-004-018-00 JOHNSON, GARY L & JOANN ........................63,525 07-004-023-10 ELMER, JACOB G ...........................................38,900 07-005-024-00 SCHMIDT, DAVID L .........................................28,640 07-005-024-10 SCHMIDT, CAROLYN D ..................................15,260 07-005-025-00 MAUL, DANIEL L .............................................29,612 07-005-026-00 MAUL, DANIEL L .............................................46,469 07-005-027-10 GEISLER, RYAN & BRANDI ............................54,700 07-005-027-30 BURNS, RANDY L ...........................................57,065 07-005-030-00 GEISLER, RYAN & BRANDI ..............................9,140 07-006-001-00 CHAPPELL, ROGER CHARLES (U ................81,165 07-006-002-00 WALSH, KENNETH F & WAL ........................100,440 07-006-002-50 WALSH, KENNETH F ........................................4,365 07-006-003-00 K B & K INC .......................................................8,990 07-006-004-00 MATTIS, RICHARD N & CRISTI ........................6,140 07-006-004-50 SETTLES EDDIE J & CYNTHIA ......................51,120 07-006-007-00 SCHEFFEL, JAMES A & LINDA ......................31,610 07-007-001-00 K B & K INC .....................................................44,415 07-007-002-00 BARTLETT, ANDREW .....................................64,150 07-007-006-00 BARTLETT, PAUL T & MARY M ......................75,750

JERSEY COUNTY JOURNAL

Jerseyville, Illinois

07-008-001-00 SCHAFER, GARY............................................15,735 07-008-004-00 BLAINE, RONALD ......................................... 119,725 07-008-005-00 SCHAFER GARY, SCHAFER KENN ...............70,985 07-008-006-00 KANALLAKAN, FRANK V & CATH ....................5,666 07-008-007-00 MURRAY, BRYAN L .........................................26,255 07-008-008-10 GRIZZLE, CYNTHIA ........................................50,960 07-008-009-00 LOELLKE, BRAD .............................................37,615 07-008-010-00 CAMBRON DENNY, FRANKLIN, & .................50,165 07-008-011-00 JONES, ALAN ....................................................4,075 07-008-013-00 REEF, ALBERT P & PATRICIA ........................45,790 07-009-001-00 DEPENDAHL FRUIT & NUT FARM .................28,775 07-009-003-00 WILLIS KATHY J, TRUSTEE WI......................43,820 07-009-003-50 WILLIS GEORGE L & BARBARA ......................8,020 07-009-004-50 TUNNICLIFF, ARTHUR R JR & .......................60,325 07-009-005-00 SANCAMPER, GEORGE ................................43,720 07-009-007-00 HARRIS, ALEXANDER R ................................48,500 07-009-008-00 HARRIS, LEWIS R.............................................2,255 07-009-008-50 HARRIS, WILLIAM C .........................................6,720 07-010-003-20 GUTHRIE, DAVID L & KATHERI .....................13,980 07-010-004-00 TOMLANOVICH MICHAEL L & EV ..................41,700 07-010-006-00 HERRING, CHARLES & ROBYN ....................60,840 07-010-008-10 GRIZZLE, DOUGLAS SR ..................................2,070 07-010-008-20 GRIZZLE, DOUGLAS ........................................4,340 07-010-008-30 GRIZZLE, DOUGLAS SR ..................................9,145 07-010-009-00 COOK, STEVEN D & KARAN A.......................52,580 07-010-011-00 ST PETERS CHARLES E & FRAN ....................9,390 07-010-013-00 MAUPIN, THOMAS & MARY .............................7,715 07-010-014-10 FREINER, JULIE .............................................39,515 07-011-001-00 HEMPEL, PAUL & WALTER CECE .................26,655 07-011-002-00 ROTHE, HERBERT A & SYLVIA ......................41,965 07-011-008-00 HANOLD, PEARLEY JR & WREAT .................85,495 07-011-011-00 TAYLOR, MARK ...............................................81,035 07-011-013-00 HANEY, GREGORY L & MARY B ....................51,805 07-011-014-10 BEILSMITH, ANTHONY L & MAR....................52,720 07-011-015-10 GOTTER DAVID W & RENE A, T ....................70,595 07-011-016-00 CHAPPELL, TIMOTHY S ...................................1,065 07-012-001-00 C & J BEILSMITH FARMS, LLC ......................91,280 07-012-001-50 VMB NORTH STAR FARM, LLC .....................31,225 07-012-002-00 BEILSMITH, G MIKE .......................................74,365 07-012-006-00 BEUTTEL, ROBERT & PHYLLIS .....................49,970 07-012-007-00 HANOLD, ALLEN (UNDIV 1/3IN ........................3,570 07-015-011-00 COOK, STEVEN D & KARAN A.........................6,060 07-016-016-00 JONES CHRIS, TRUSTEE CAPER..........................0 07-016-019-50 APOGEE SOLUTIONS CORPORATI ................9,515 07-019-020-00 PHILIPPS JAMES L & ANNA M .......................18,955 07-020-015-50 DOWN, CYNTHIA A & DAVID T ............................510 07-021-002-00 ROBERTS VICKY M, TRUSTEE R..................62,740 07-022-010-50 OERTEL L FRANK, TRUSTEE OE .......................385 07-022-011-00 RHOADES, JUSTIN & STAHLING ...................44,290 07-024-011-25 HOPWOOD, LUKE A & JESSICA ......................1,315 07-027-006-00 HALLSTEAD, KENNETH W IV &.....................21,930 07-027-014-00 HAWLEY, ROBERT D & DEBRA L ..................37,140 07-030-004-00 BLAKE FARMS ILLINOIS, LLC.................................0 07-031-009-00 ROTH, FRANCIS J ..........................................66,190 07-033-003-00 MARKERT, BRIAN .............................................7,410 07-034-005-00 WITTMAN, JOAN M TTE ...................................9,590 07-052-014-60 BOWEN, FRED F & SUSAN L.........................10,635 07-052-033-00 ZIEGLER, CARL & BETH ................................68,450 07-053-001-00 ROTHE, DANIEL E & CHERYL A ......................9,255 07-053-004-00 MAUPIN, JAMES S..........................................47,695 07-053-005-00 REYNOLDS, CHRISTOPHER E SR................73,280 07-053-007-00 KIRBACH, JAMES H & TERI S .......................41,630 07-053-008-00 CORNELIUS, SCOTT & ASHLEY ...................51,610 07-054-001-00 NORTON, GERALD .........................................90,080 07-054-002-00 NASH, JASON D & KELLY A ...........................46,445 07-054-004-00 ROTHE FRANK O JR & KIMBERL ..................62,175 07-055-001-00 ZIEGLER, JOSEPH JR & KAREN ...................40,850 07-056-001-00 UNDERWOOD, MARY ....................................43,955 07-059-001-00 SANCAMPER PROPERTIES LLC ..................18,880 07-059-002-00 BROWN, JULIE A ............................................26,325 07-059-003-00 UZZETTA, MARK & ROEMER ANG ................63,050 07-059-003-10 RUDOLPH, JEFFREY G & ELISA ...................63,815 07-059-004-10 ALBERT, LAWRENCE N LF-EST ..................127,615 07-059-005-00 BOKER, ROGER D & JUDI A ..........................39,265 07-060-006-00 RHYMER, DAVID R .........................................42,120 07-060-007-00 GRIFFIN, THOMAS B ......................................25,570 07-060-016-00 FRY, CHRISTOPHER S & CONST ..................14,065 07-060-019-00 SHOESMITH, RICHARD E & HOL ..................70,205 07-060-020-00 SHOESMITH, RICHARD E & HOL ..................12,540 07-060-022-00 JACKSON, CODY A & KAYLA .........................73,735 07-061-010-10 HAENEL, TROY J & TAMARA J ......................83,205 07-061-012-00 MCELROY, COLLEEN R & NU........................16,810 07-061-022-00 ROTHE, SCOTT A & TRACY E .......................44,605 07-061-023-10 WILSON, JACKI & PHILLIP D .......................103,020 07-061-024-00 WYATT, JARED & BIANCA-CP..........................5,505 07-062-001-00 KROESCHEL, DUSTIN ...................................55,510 07-062-002-00 BEILSMITH, JEFFREY RICHARD...................38,145 07-062-006-00 BEILSMITH, CHRISTOPHER KEN .................14,975 07-062-010-00 SHANK JAMES M & TERESA S C ....................1,375 07-063-017-80 MCAFEE, ALLEN & SANDRA..........................58,245 07-063-030-00 MOORE, MEGAN D & BRETT D .....................84,690 07-063-033-00 SHANK JAMES M & TERESA S C .......................120 07-075-020-00 GUIN, NICHOLAS............................................60,285 07-076-020-00 APOGEE SOLUTIONS CORPORATI ............543,265 07-076-022-00 WAGNER, RICHARD W & JACKLY ................29,435 07-076-023-00 JONES CHRIS, TRUSTEE CAPER...............102,610 07-077-006-00 BLAINE, ROBERT M JR & LIND .....................61,725 07-085-020-00 EDEN, ROBERT W & MARY M .......................33,545 07-085-021-30 LOFTIS, JASON .....................................................10 07-085-021-60 LOFTIS, JASON .....................................................10 07-090-009-00 BETTORF, MATTHEW J & ROGER ................39,780 07-090-012-00 WARREN, GREGORY L & JANET ..................84,070 07-090-020-00 ANGEL, MICHAEL & ANGEL CLA ...................38,975 07-090-021-00 ANGEL, MICHAEL J & ANGEL C ......................5,140 07-091-004-32 CRANE, MATTHEW S & AMANDA....................8,440 07-094-038-00 HENDRICKSON, JAMES & JENNI..................36,620 07-115-002-50 ABERNATHY, DIRK A.......................................68,025 07-115-009-00 SHELTON, TIMOTHY D ...................................44,210 07-115-014-50 FUNK, LONNIE R & DORA J ...........................44,570 07-120-019-00 SMITH, AIMEE ...................................................4,575 07-136-012-00 FRANKE, MARK ROBERT & JOSE ..................6,585 07-147-005-02 SCHMID, SCOTT A & ANGELA M ...................98,785 07-162-007-00 JERSEY COUNTY, AS TRUSTEE ..........................10 07-162-019-00 WEIMER DAVID W & SANDRA E, ...........................0 07-162-020-00 WEIMER DAVID W & SANDRA E, ...........................0 07-162-021-00 WEIMER DAVID W & SANDRA E, ..................37,425 07-162-022-50 WEIMER DAVID W & SANDRA E, ...........................0 07-163-019-00 EPLEY, BILLY R & CINDY J ............................45,180 07-167-001-00 JERSEY COUNTY, AS TRUSTEE ..........................10 07-169-009-00 JERSEY COUNTY, AS TRUSTEE ..........................10 07-188-003-00 VAN DALEY, GORDON G & CIND ..................58,750 07-188-030-18 MEAD, VIRGIL & MARCY................................51,505 07-188-050-00 TWITCHELL, BRADLEY C & AMY ..................99,100 07-188-051-00 BLACKWELL, BRANDON LEE & L .................57,745 07-189-003-00 BLAKE FARMS ILLINOIS, LLC........................75,085 07-190-022-00 NOVOTNY, LILLIAN A........................................3,220 07-190-027-00 VANWALLEGHEN, BARBARA L .....................33,475 07-190-029-00 SPURLOCK, BOBBY W JR & MAR.................20,010 07-190-030-00 HUTCHENS, BRIAN & SCHMIDT ...................13,015 07-190-031-00 BLAKE FARMS ILLINOIS, LLC........................14,620 07-200-003-30 WHISKEY CREEK INC ....................................17,725 07-200-004-30 JPJ REAL ESTATE INC .....................................7,000 07-243-017-00 BUEHLMAN, MICHAEL ...................................27,710 07-243-020-10 PIPPINS, JOSHUA D & COLLEE ....................64,405 07-243-030-01 WADE, WILLIAM CHARLES JR .................... 114,545 07-243-030-02 WADE, WILLIAM CHARLES JR ...............................0 07-243-030-13 WADE, WILLIAM CHARLES JR ...............................0 07-244-002-00 SCOTT, STEVEN R & BROOKE N ..................68,860 07-244-013-00 KLUNK, MARCIA W .........................................30,950 07-245-011-00 VINSON, JEFFREY S & DORA B ....................56,810 07-280-026-00 FRESHOUR, RANDOLPH LESLIE..................53,050 07-286-001-00 BROWN, JEFFREY R & APRIL J ....................82,430 07-286-013-00 CHAMBERLAIN DALE A & HAWN ................ 117,765 07-311-006-00 ROBERTS, LLOYD KEITH & MIC .....................2,885 07-322-001-00 ROACH, WILLIAM G .........................................5,990 07-335-003-00 EBBELER, MATTHEW W & KAREN .................3,880 07-335-300-00 EBBELER PROPERTIES, INC ..........................3,880 Quarry Township: Improved: 105 Unimproved: 13 08-001-001-00 PLUMMER, LEE J & JOAN E ..........................16,720 08-001-004-00 BURTON LARRY L & LINDA S, .........................8,205 08-001-008-00 ZIMMERMAN OWREATHA J,, FAR...................5,365 08-001-009-00 HEIDER MARY L, TRUSTEE HEI ...................45,535 08-001-012-00 RULO, JERRY W .............................................56,675 08-001-014-00 HAUFF, ALAN F & NANCY E...........................84,640 08-002-001-00 HEITZIG, BENJAMIN J, JEREM......................23,155 08-002-002-00 LAUBSCHER, HAROLD L & JOA ....................52,040 08-002-003-50 BAFF, VICTOR A & JACQUELIN .....................94,075 08-002-004-00 DABBS LAMOINE, MORRIS SHIR..................49,360 08-002-007-00 JONES, STEVEN.............................................72,040 08-002-012-00 LAGARCE, MARY & BRIAN ..........................108,515 08-003-002-01 JOHNSON HAROLD MICHAEL, TR................76,640 08-003-004-00 AYRES, DONALD V JR & MALIN ....................47,455 08-004-001-00 LORSBACH, HARRY F (UNDIV 1 ...................20,125

PUBLIC NOTICE

08-004-003-50 BELL, STEVE ....................................................5,305 08-004-006-00 RAY, DAVID M & CESHIA M ............................50,400 08-004-006-10 DILKS, BILLY JOE & PAMELA.........................41,260 08-004-006-20 SHALLEY, NATHAN J & KATHLE ....................91,840 08-009-008-00 ROTH DAVID J, GENERAL PART .....................6,145 08-012-011-00 WHITE, TERRI K & CLIFFORD ............................340 08-045-001-00 LEGATE, JANET L ...........................................91,915 08-051-002-00 WILEY, CHARLES JR & LEE AN ....................... 9,115 08-051-007-00 WITTMAN, LEO S & LUANN K D ....................56,125 08-051-007-72 SHEROUSE, JOHN M .....................................48,330 08-051-007-75 HEGGERSTON, CHARLENE ..........................34,730 08-051-007-80 HUGHES, JON W & DONNA M .......................88,475 08-051-009-00 WAGNER, ANNA J ..........................................33,825 08-051-010-00 CRAWFORD, JOSHUA M & LINDS ................70,125 08-051-011-00 MORGAN, JAMES D & LINDA K .....................35,335 08-051-013-00 HACKETHAL, MICHAEL & CONNI ............... 115,130 08-051-014-25 LESTER, LAURA R............................................8,030 08-051-014-30 LOONEY, DENISE R & STEVEN.....................41,940 08-051-014-35 LOONEY, STEVE & DENISE .............................4,515 08-051-014-40 WOMACK, DAVID M SR & KARA....................39,135 08-051-014-50 WOMACK, DAVID M JR & JENNI ...................59,900 08-051-016-50 BOLLINGER RANDALL G & BARB .................87,585 08-051-018-50 RULO, TERRY K & ELLEN K ..........................61,865 08-051-019-10 RULO, RICHARD D & CHERYL L ...................55,675 08-051-021-00 BURTON LARRY L & BURTON LI ...................97,210 08-051-021-60 BURTON, JEFFREY TODD & LAU ...................5,920 08-051-021-70 ALLEN, SETH & STACY ..................................34,125 08-051-027-00 RAUB, KAREN L & CHRISTOPHE ..................33,400 08-051-028-00 GARDNER, ANDREW A ..................................31,710 08-051-029-00 BITTINGER, MICHELE ....................................84,705 08-060-002-00 TURNER, RICHARD M....................................60,015 08-060-004-00 BRAINERD, CHARLES E & CHAR .................69,400 08-060-005-00 MONROE, MISTI N..........................................58,775 08-060-006-00 HILL, JEREMY D & ANDREA L .......................72,755 08-060-007-50 CAPPS, JEFFERY W ......................................70,425 08-060-010-00 HACKETHAL MICHAEL J, GUARD .................76,690 08-060-011-00 SCOTT, RICHARD E & KELLY J......................57,455 08-060-012-00 BOIRUM DANNY L & JERRIE E,.....................62,795 08-060-013-00 FINDLEY, PHYLLIS O & RICHA ......................71,540 08-060-016-00 GUTMANN, LYNN M .......................................63,530 08-060-018-00 PETERS, ANTHONY M & MARY E .................80,425 08-060-019-00 HAUFF, ALAN & NANCY & BO........................47,995 08-060-023-00 GARCIA, JEFFREY J ......................................43,880 08-060-026-00 BAALMAN, DANIEL P & MICHEL....................77,955 08-060-028-00 LOFTUS, TERRENCE J & SARA ....................60,860 08-060-031-00 SCHMITT, RICHARD & LINDA ..........................3,015 08-060-032-00 DUBLO, BRENDA & VAN ZEE AN ..................65,060 08-060-035-00 WILLIAMS DONNA ROWLING, TR .................58,785 08-060-036-00 KANTUREK, CHRISTOPHER & ME ...............54,740 08-060-037-00 ROWLING, ANTHONY & SIEVERS ................60,035 08-060-038-00 WILLIAMS, SAMUEL D & VICKI ......................62,660 08-060-039-00 ALEXANDER, CHARLES C & REB .................46,385 08-060-041-00 HINOTE, RONALD E & GALE L ......................63,375 08-060-044-00 EDELEN, SHELIA ............................................49,375 08-060-049-00 ROWLING, JASON & KELLY ..........................46,175 08-060-053-00 EDELMAN KENNETH N & BEVERL ...............53,050 08-061-037-00 HORMAN, JAMES W JR & LAURE ...................6,365 08-061-127-00 CONNELL, TIMOTHY & PAMELA ...................10,700 08-072-002-00 KLEIN, WILLIAM H & CECIL C ........................15,710 08-072-005-00 WALKER, RODNEY RICHARD .......................35,170 08-072-007-00 ROWLING SAMUEL R JR REVOCA ...............59,220 08-072-007-60 ROWLING, JUDITH .........................................61,200 08-072-008-00 HILL, KENNETH W & TERESA M ...................42,885 08-072-012-00 FOSTER, THOMAS W & MARISSA ................67,995 08-072-015-00 WARFORD WILLIAM T, TRUSTEE ................. 51,115 08-072-016-00 HAYES, GARY F & ANN M ..............................61,695 08-072-018-00 PHILLIPS, ERIC J ............................................60,150 08-072-019-00 MICHAELS, NORMAN.....................................34,890 08-072-021-00 BELL, RUBY A .................................................20,860 08-072-022-00 SUTTON LEONARD D, TRUSTEE, ................70,540 08-072-023-00 GRIFFIN, KENNETH D ....................................58,585 08-072-055-00 AMERICAN LEGION 648.................................56,875 08-072-060-00 MORRIS SHIRLEY A, TRUSTEE ....................69,740 08-072-062-00 MORRIS, DENNIS A & JOSPEHI ......................5,975 08-072-064-00 LUCAS, KYLE & SUSANNE ............................35,925 08-072-100-02 ALBEAU LAND CO, LLC .................................13,455 08-072-100-03 GRAFTON LIGHTHOUSE UNITED................... 5,115 08-073-003-00 ROLLEY, ROBERT L JR ..................................70,240 08-073-016-00 ODONNELL, THOMAS P ................................20,760 08-074-001-00 JENNINGS, THOMAS E & JOANN .................40,835 08-074-003-00 WEINER, KEVIN ..............................................32,385 08-074-008-00 HINDELANG BONNIE M, TRUSTE .................61,430 08-074-010-00 HINDELANG BONNIE M, TRUSTE .................23,465 08-074-012-00 PRUITT, TIMOTHY E & CARLA.......................65,185 08-074-016-00 OSTRANDER, RONDA R ................................ 96,115 08-074-018-00 PIPER, BRIAN E & ALLI G ..............................95,555 08-074-019-00 MEYER WALTER J & PEGGY L,.....................72,680 08-079-054-00 SKUTT DAVID N & CHRISTIE S ..................... 27,115 08-079-054-75 SKUTT DAVID N & CHRISTIE S ..................... 11,040 08-080-017-50 MILNOR, GEORGE SPARKS II .........................6,170 08-081-134-00 ROBERTSON, LAURA B & PAUL......................1,530 08-081-143-00 JACKSON, RODNEY S & CYNTHI .................58,290 08-087-003-00 LUTHER, KEITH THOMAS & LIS ......................6,365 08-087-059-00 NASH JACK L & VIRGINIA KAY ........................6,010 08-091-004-00 HILL, CHESTER J IV & ASHLE .....................108,475 08-103-035-00 HAYES, STEVEN D & CYNTHIA .......................2,570 08-114-003-00 RAGING RIVERS WATERPARK, L................815,425 08-114-003-10 RAGING RIVERS WATERPARK, L...........................0 08-209-002-00 SUTTON, MILTON ...........................................38,195 08-209-003-50 SUTTON HUEY PROPERTIES, LL ...................2,280 08-226-003-00 LORTON, M JEFFREY ....................................46,360 08-252-003-00 TAYLOR, CHRISTOPHER JOHN & .................66,415 08-306-010-00 LYLES, MARY ....................................................5,570 Richwood Township: Improved: 19 Unimproved: 2 09-009-006-00 DEVENING, HELEN L LF-EST ........................42,695 09-024-004-00 MOREL LAND INVESTMENTS, LL .................30,290 09-026-002-30 THOMPSON, TORY RAE ................................43,595 09-027-012-00 STIDD, MATTHEW D & DENISE ..........................785 09-034-010-10 STIDD, MATTHEW D.A. & DENI .....................59,160 09-034-011-00 STIDD, MATTHEW D & DENISE .......................7,450 09-036-005-00 KOVAR, JUDY LF-EST & A..............................15,140 09-149-002-00 RAY, JASON ....................................................71,785 09-151-003-00 HAUPT, WILLIAM D & THOMSEN ..................61,635 09-152-007-50 ENGELKE, ALEX .............................................34,410 09-152-009-00 RAY, RICHARD K & JOAN E ...........................37,960 09-176-012-03 WINCHELL, PATRICIA ....................................14,675 09-176-022-00 THOMPSON, TORY RAE .........................................0 09-176-025-00 HAGEN RONALD L, TRUSTEE, H ..................45,165 09-177-014-00 STIDD, MATTHEW D & DENISE ..............................0 09-177-015-00 RUSSELL, JARROD J & CHRIST ...................92,390 09-184-002-00 STIDD, MATTHEW D & DENISE ..............................0 09-231-020-00 BIEKER, RICHARD D ......................................26,920 09-262-006-00 BB’S BAR & GRILL, INC..................................21,240 09-264-001-00 CHARLTON, CLYDE T JR & COU ...................43,505 09-283-012-00 PRITCHARD, ROBERT & TRUDY ..................36,820 Rosedale Township: Improved: 11 Unimproved: 8 10-004-008-60 GLEN PARTNERS, LLC ....................................8,365 10-004-008-80 COPELAND, RANDY W & CYNTHI .........................0 10-009-002-00 GLEN PARTNERS, LLC ..................................48,455 10-009-004-00 GLEN PARTNERS, LLC ................................325,870 10-011-005-00 ATKINS, GREG & CRYSTAL............................34,425 10-022-003-00 KRONABLE, GARY & TAMMIE ....................... 59,115 10-035-005-10 HAYES DAVID H & JULIE K, C .......................72,590 10-035-008-00 BELL STEVEN K & GRETCHEN L ..................21,845 10-036-009-00 O’BRIAN, DAVID................................................1,375 10-054-004-00 ILLINOIS-AMERICAN WATER CO ....................3,840 10-054-044-00 SHELTON, KEVIN G ..........................................8,885 10-054-053-00 COPELAND, RANDY W & CYNTHI ................53,750 10-100-001-00 PLUNKETT, GEORGE .......................................4,495 10-209-010-00 COPELAND, RANDY W & CYNTHI ................13,500 10-216-011-00 POWERS, CARL E & MARY C ........................58,910 10-223-007-00 PARADINE, LESLIE H & SHERY ....................86,545 10-235-009-00 WHITE, PAUL & PAULA...................................55,545 10-235-013-00 DUCKWORTH JEFFREY S & RITA.................13,175 10-270-026-00 BAZE, CARY N & SUSAN M .............................1,740 Ruyle Township: Improved: 7 Unimproved: 6 11-012-007-00 SANDERS, KENNETH TRUST (1/................... 15,115 11-015-004-50 HOWLAND, DANNY R .......................................8,615 11-016-006-00 NIXON, DWAYNE E & HOLLIE R ......................1,395 11-022-009-00 NIXON, DWAYNE E & HOLLIE R ....................10,210 11-023-002-00 ELLIOTT, DORIS H & SHIEL ...........................20,775 11-024-006-50 MOORE, DANNY T ............................................9,255 11-028-003-00 SMITH, DAVID R & KIMBERLY .......................17,790 11-115-005-00 LEGGETT, ROBERT K & TERESA ..................46,885 11-115-006-00 LEGGETT, ROBERT K & TERESA ...........................0 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This Day In History Mar. 10

%& - The Roman fleet sank 50 Carthaginian ships in the Battle of Aegusa. - Christopher Columbus concluded his second visit to the Western Hemisphere when he left Hispaniola for Spain. - England’s King Charles I dissolved Parliament and did not call it back for 11 years. - In the American colony of Virginia, suffrage was extended to all free men regardless of their religion. - Thomas Jefferson was appointed minister to France. He succeeded Benjamin Franklin.

- The Boers of South Africa scored their last victory over the British, when they captured British General Methuen and 200 men. - Tochangri, Turkey, was entirely wiped out by an earthquake. - U.S. Attorney General Philander Knox announced that a suit was being brought against Morgan and Harriman’s Northern Securities Company. The suit was enforcement of the Sherman Antitrust Act. Northern Securities loss in court was upheld by the U.S. Supreme Court on March 14, 1904.

- Vichy France threatened to use its navy unless Britain allowed food to reach France.

- The U.S. Senate approved an amendment to lower the voting age to 18.

- The Irish refused to oust all Axis envoys and denied the accusation of spying on Allied troops.

- The North Vietnamese Army attacked the South Vietnamese town of Ban Me Thout.

- American B-29 bombers attacked Tokyo, Japan, 100,000 were killed.

- Iran’s leader, Ayatollah Khomeini, lent his support to the militants holding American hostages in Tehran.

- The Big Four met in Moscow to discuss the future of Germany.

- The U.S. Postal Service announced an increase in first class postage from 15 to 18 cents.

- Poland and Czechoslovakia signed a 20-year mutual aid pact.

- The U.S. banned Libyan oil imports due to their continued support of terrorism.

- Nazi wartime broadcaster Mildred E. Gillars, also known as “Axis Sally,” was convicted in Washington, DC. Gillars was convicted of treason and served 12 years in prison.

- The Wrigley Company, of Chicago, raised the price of its seven-stick pack of Wrigley’s chewing gum from a quarter to 30 cents. - The Vatican condemned surrogate parenting as well as test-tube and artificial insemination.

- John Stone patented the pile driver.

- Harry C. Gammeter patented the multigraph duplicating machine.

- The formal ceremonies transferring the Louisiana Purchase from France to the U.S. took place in St. Louis.

- In New York’s harbor, the disease-stricken ship Karmania was quarantined with six dead from cholera.

- The Dutch in Cape Town, South Africa surrendered to the British.

- In France, 1,200 miners were buried in an explosion at Courrieres.

- North Korean gunners at Wonsan fired upon the USS Missouri. The ship responded by firing 998 rounds at the enemy position.

- In France, Napoleon Bonaparte was defeated by a combined Allied Army at the battle of Laon.

- Britain extracted territorial concessions from Siam and Malaya.

- The last broadcast of “The Silver Eagle” was heard on radio.

- The U.S. Senate ratified the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, which ended the war with Mexico.

- Slavery was abolished in China.

- Julie Andrews at the age of 23 made her TV debut in “High Tor” with Bing Crosby and Nancy Olson.

- Abraham Lincoln applied for a patent for a device to lift vessels over shoals by means of inflated cylinders. - Ulysses S. Grant became commander of the Union armies in the U.S. Civil War. - Alexander Graham Bell made the first successful call with the telephone. He spoke the words “Mr. Watson, come here, I want to see you.” - The Salvation Army arrived in the U.S. from England.

- China became a republic after the overthrow of the Manchu Ch’ing Dynasty. - William Knox rolled the first perfect 300 game in tournament competition. - The U.S. Supreme Court upheld a New York state law forbidding late-night work for women. - Prussia lifted its Nazi ban allowing Adolf Hitler to speak in public. - Nevada became the first U.S. state to regulate drugs.

- New Mexico State University canceled its first graduation ceremony because the only graduate was robbed and killed the night before.

- W2XBS-TV in New York City aired the first televised opera as it presented scenes from “I Pagliacci”.

- New York Gov. Roswell P. Flower signed the nation’s first dog-licensing law.

- The Brooklyn Dodgers announced that their players would begin wearing batting helmets during the 1941 season.

- “Sweet Bird of Youth”, a play by Tennessee Williams, opened in New York City. - Walter Matthau and Art Carney opened in “The Odd Couple”. It later became a hit on television. - The North Vietnamese captured a Green Beret camp at Ashau Valley.

- Haitian President Prosper Avril was ousted 18 months after seizing power in a coup. - “Phase Echo” began. It was the operation to withdraw 540,000 U.S. troops from the Persian Gulf region. - White House officials began testifying before a federal grand jury about the Whitewater controversy. - U.S. Secretary of State Warren Christopher told Yasser Arafat that he must do more to curb Palestinian terrorists. - U.S. troops in the Persian Gulf began receiving the first vaccinations against anthrax.

- France withdrew from NATO’s military command to protest U.S. dominance of the alliance and asked NATO to move its headquarters from Paris.

- The Associated Press reported that the Pentagon informed the U.S. Congress in January that it was making contingency plans for the possible use of nuclear weapons against countries that threaten the U.S. with weapons of mass destruction, including Iraq and North Korea.

- James Earl Ray pled guilty in Memphis, TN, to the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. Ray later repudiated the guilty plea and maintained his innocence until his death in April of 1998.

- North Korea test-fired a short-range missile. The event was one of several in a patter of unusual military maneuvers. https://www.on-this-day.com/onthisday/thedays/alldays/mar10.htm

Wednesday, March 10, 2021

JERSEY COUNTY JOURNAL

Jerseyville, Illinois

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Jersey State’s Attorney exonerated of DUI, reckless driving charges

By JARAD JARMON Jersey County Journal Jersey County State’s Attorney Ben Goetten has been cleared of charges of DUI and reckless driving made following a traffic stop in October last year. The citation and complaint against Goetten stated he unlawfully drove a vehicle at 10:09 p.m. Oct. 22 on Hollow Avenue at Lincoln Avenue under the influence. Goetten was also cited for a couple of traffic violations. On Feb. 26, he was found not guilty of charges including driving under the influence of alcohol and reckless driving. A charge for operating an uninsured vehicle was also dismissed. Goetten did receive an improper traffic lane usage traffic citation though, amounting to a fine of $326 and 30 days supervision. Notably, in an order regarding the defense’s petition to rescind Statutory Summary Suspension, it stated that “there was insufficient evidence for the investigating officer to have reasonable grounds to believe that the defendant was driving under the influence of alcohol.” The order went on to

state the investigating officer sought out and located the defendant’s vehicle traveling on Hollow Avenue. “Sergeant Christopher Jones testified that he followed the vehicle for three blocks between Baxter Avenue and Liberty Street before initiating the traffic stop,” the order read. Jones testified to observing the defendant’s vehicle cross the centerline several times. The order went on to state that there was no evidence Goetten consumed alcohol. “Although the investigating officer detected an odor of alcohol emitting from the vehicle, there was no evidence that the odor of alcohol was coming from the person or breath of the defendant,” the order read. According to the order, the investigating officer did not find any alcohol or empty containers or notice slurred speech or staggering on Goetten’s part. The investigating officer did observe Goetten to have bloodshot eyes and lethargic movements, but admitted this could have been a result of it being 10 p.m. on a work night. The order did go on to deny a suggestion by the

Dispositions Felonies: Bishop, Deavion Kortez, dob 10-02-1998, was found guilty on a charge of residential burglary; 12 years in the Department of Corrections; $549.00 costs only. He was also found guilty of arson/place of worship; 12 years in the Department of Corrections. Charges of aid/abet/possess/sell stolen vehicle, two counts of criminal damage to property between $500 and $10K and burglary/school/daycare/ worship were dismissed. Carter, Mark A.T. Jr., dob 11-27-1988, was found guilty on a charge of aggravated battery/peace officer; three years in the Department of Corrections; $549.00 costs only. Nolle Prosequi was entered on a charge of aggravated battery/peace officer. Hendrix, Bradley D., dob 3-13-1981, no plea was entered on a charged of possession of meth less than 5 grams and a charge of possess amount controlled substance was dismissed. Jones, Gage E., dob 6-221998, a withheld judgement disposition was entered on a charge of possess amount controlled substance; two years probation with 30 days in county jail; Alcohol treatment; $3,421.00 fine. Sawyer, Andrew J., dob 12-30-1998, a withheld judgement disposition was entered on a charge of possess amount controlled substance, two years probation with 30 hours of community service; Drug treatment; $3,190.00 fine. A charge of possess drug paraphernalia was dismissed. Webb, Billie Jo, dob 10-17-1976, was found guilty on a charge of theft/ display merchandise less than $300/preconceived; two years probation with 44 days credit time served; $579 fine. No plea was entered on a charge of revoke/vacate/ probation; three years in the Department of Corrections. Weseman, Brent M., dob 3-17-1988, was found guilty on a charge of battery/cause bodily harm; one year con-

ditional discharge; $839.00 fine. Charges of aggravated battery/peace officer and aggravated battery/great bodily harm were dismissed. Misdemeanors: Ellebb, Jermaine, dob 6-10-1993, a charge of theft/ unauthorized control less than $500 was dismissed. Gettings, Anthony J., dob 1-09-1992, was found guilty on a charge of resist peace officer/correctional employee/firefighter; one year conditional discharge with 30 days of public/community service; $654.00 fine. Marshall, Myron J., dob 3-04-1982, a charge of bad checks/obtain control property was dismissed. Militzer, Matthew A., dob 08-03-1983, charges of reckless driving and criminal damage/start fire less than $500 were dismissed. Sido, Jacob E., dob 5-062002, a charge of consumption of liquor by minor was dismissed. Teasley, Christopher M., dob 06-10-1986, was found guilty on a charge of domestic battery/bodily harm; one year conditional discharge with three days credit time served; medical/mental treatment; $954.00 fine. Ulrich, Matthew T., dob 11-05-1997, a withheld judgement/supervision disposition was entered on a charge of give/sell liquor to minor; two years supervision; $504.00 fine.

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defense of misconduct or conspiracy in the Jersey County Sheriff’s Office, stating it “was not supported by any credible or admissible evidence and is not being taken into consideration by this court.” Goetten’s attorney, Bryce Joiner of Joiner Law in Edwardsville expressed happiness over the judgement. “In the end, we’re obviously happy with the judgement,” Joiner said in a statement. “No doubt, Mr. Goetten will continue the great work he does as state’s attorney.” Attorney Josh Evans, who also represented Goetten, had this to say: “[I was] very pleased with the result for Mr. Goetten. The case ended the way it should have been handled at the scene, a ticket for improper lane usage. Mr. Goetten has been exonerated of the misdemeanor charges, which in my opinion, should never have been brought.” Joiner noted, though, that it is, in a way, a bittersweet victory. “First and foremost, no one wins in a case like this,” he said in a statement. “My client’s a public figure and regardless of this ruling, his reputation is scarred by the charge alone. People out IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT JERSEY COUNTY, ILLINOIS IN THE INTEREST OF A.H. A minor. No. 21-JA-8 NOTICE BY PUBLICATION NOTICE IS GIVEN YOU, any and all unknown fathers and putative fathers and to All Whom It May Concern, that on the 1st day of March, 2021, a Juvenile Petition ZDV ¿OHG XQGHU WKH -XYHQLOH Court Act in the Circuit Court of Jersey County entitled “In the Interest of A.H., a minor” and that in the Courtroom of Judge Allison S. Lorton in Jersey County Courthouse, 201 West Pearl Street, Jerseyville, Illinois, on the 22nd day of March, 2021 at the hour of 9:00 a.m. or as soon thereafter as this case may be heard, an Adjudication hearing may proceed. The Court has authority in this proceeding to take from you the custody and guardianship of the minor. NOW, UNLESS YOU appear at this hearing and show cause against the petition, the allegations of the petition may stand admitted as against you and each of you, and AN ORDER OF JUDGEMENT ENTERED. /s/ Daniel P. Schetter DANIEL P. SCHETTER Clerk of the Circuit Court DATED: March 2, 2021 3.10

there will believe he got off this charge because of who he is. “That couldn’t be further from the truth. In reality, my client was charged with a serious offense based on minimal evidence and a sophomoric investigation that lacked even the basic standards. He was then vigorously pursued by an overzealous Attorney General’s Office who was hellbent on NOTICE Public Notice is hereby given that on )HEUXDU\ D FHUWL¿FDWH ZDV ¿OHG LQ WKH 2I¿FH RI WKH &RXQW\ &OHUN RI -HUVH\ &RXQW\ ,OOLQRLV VHWWLQJ IRUWK WKH QDPHV DQG SRVW RI¿FH DGGUHVVHV RI DOO WKH SHUVRQV RZQLQJ FRQGXFWLQJ DQG WUDQVDFWLQJ WKH EXVLQHVV NQRZQ DV 5287( '(6,*16 ORFDWHG DW ,QJKDP /DQH *RGIUH\ ,/ 'DWHG WKLV UG GD\ RI )HEUXDU\ /s/ Pam Warford &2817< &/(5.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT JERSEY COUNTY, ILLINOIS IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF ROBERT L. GREEN, Deceased. No. 21-P-11 CLAIM NOTICE Notice is given of the death of Robert L. Green of Jerseyville, Jersey County, Illinois. Letters Testamentary were issued on March 1, 2021, to Linda K. Gast whose address is 924 Waggoner Ave., Jerseyville, Illinois, and Robin R. Rowling, whose address is 32 Narragansett Dr. Ladue, MO 63124 and whose attorney is Todd W. Parish, Strang, Parish & Graham, Ltd., 108 N. Lafayette Street, Jerseyville, Illinois, 62052. The estate will be administered without court supervision unless, under Section 28-4 of the Estates Act (755 ILCS 5/28-4), any interested person terminates independent administration at any time by mailing or delivering a petition to terminate to the Clerk. Claims against the estate PD\ EH ¿OHG LQ WKH RI¿FH RI the Clerk of the Court, Jersey County Courthouse, 201 W. Pearl St., Jerseyville, Illinois, 62052, or with the Executor or Attorney on or before September 17, 2021, and any FODLP QRW ¿OHG ZLWKLQ WKDW SHriod is barred. Copies of any FODLP ¿OHG ZLWK WKH &OHUN PXVW be mailed or delivered to the representative and to the attorney within ten (10) days DIWHU LW KDV EHHQ ¿OHG Dated this 3rd day of March 2021 /s/ Daniel P. Schetter CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT Todd W. Parish, #6256495 Attorney for Co-Executors Strang, Parish & Graham, Ltd. 108 N. Lafayette St. Jerseyville,IL 62052 Ph. (618) 498-6821 3.10, 3.17, 3.24

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT JERSEY COUNTY, ILLINOIS IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF MARILYN J. DAVIS, Deceased. NO. 2021-P-9

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PUBLIC NOTICE If you are going to be 65 years of age anytime during the 2021 year you will be eligible for the Senior Citizen’s Homestead Exemption. ($5000 exemption on assessed value) You may also apply for the Senior Citizen’s Freeze if your household income is less than $65,000. You have to be 65 years or older and own and occupy your own home. 6HYHUDO RWKHU H[HPSWLRQV DYDLODEOH DW RXU RI¿FH Disabled Persons Homestead ($2000 exemption on assessed value) Disabled Veterans Standard Homestead Exemption (have to be at least 30% disabled) (30% - 49% disabled get a $2500 exemption on assessed value, 50% - 69% disabled get a $5000 exemption on assessed value, & 70% or more will be exempt from paying property taxes on their primary residence) Returning Veterans Homestead (returning from active duty) ($5000 exemption on assessed value) Homestead Improvement Exemption (any new improvement to existing structures on homestead property) Owner Occupied Exemption (own the property and primary residence) ($6000 exemption on assessed value) 7R DSSO\ FRPH WR WKH 6XSHUYLVRU RI $VVHVVPHQWV 2I¿FH DW N Lafayette, Ste 4, Jerseyville, Il. 62052. Monday through Friday IURP DP WR SP If you had previously received any of these exemptions you would have received a renewal notice in the mail in January. If you have any further questions please call us at 618-498-5571 ext 126. Crystal Perry, CCAO Jersey County Supervisor of Assessments 3.10

Public Information Meeting Notice Scheduled by City of Jerseyville For Improvement of Hollow Avenue The City of Jerseyville will hold a Public Information Meeting concerning the proposed improvement of Hollow Avenue from Westlake Drive to the City Limits. The public information meeting will be held at the City Hall, 115 East Prairie Street, Jerseyville, Illinois, 62052 on March 30, 2021 between 4:00 PM and 6:00 PM. All persons interested in this project are invited to attend this meeting. Persons with disabilities or non-English speaking persons who wish to attend the public meeting and need assistance should contact Denise Hayes, City Clerk, 115 East Prairie Street, Jerseyville, Illinois, 62052, at 618-498-3312 no later than March 25, 2021. Every effort will be made to make reasonable accommodations for these persons. This is a federally-funded project, and the public Information Meeting is being held in compliance with National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) requirements and the Illinois Department of Transportation’s public involvement policy. The meeting will be conducted on an informal basis and an open house format. Representatives of the City of Jerseyville and Bartlett & West will be available from 4:00 PM until 6:00 PM. Representatives will answer individual questions and record comments offered by those in attendance. The Local Public Agency representatives will address topics such as the need for the project, the design alternatives under consideration, right-of-way acquisition, and the tentative construction schedule. Preliminary reports and an engineering analysis with drawings, maps, and aerial photography, will be available for inspection and viewing during the entire time. The same material is currently available for review and inspection at the City Hall. If you are unable to attend the meeting in person or would like more information, contact Bob Manns, Director of Public Works, at (618) 498-3312, or bmanns@jerseyville-il.us. The design consultant for the project, Kevin Wittman of Bartlett & West can be reached at (618) 494-4001 or kevin.wittman@bartwest.com. Comments will be received until April 13, 2021. 3.10, 3.24

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