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PAGE 6 -- THE OBSERVER -- THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 2019 LEGAL NOTICES -- LEGAL NOTICES - - LEGAL NOTICES -- LEGAL NOTICES -- LEGAL NOTICES THE OBSERVER -- THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 2019 -- PAGE 11 -- CRAWFORD COUNTY FAIR - CRAWFORD COUNTY FAIR 2019 - CRAWFORD COUNTY FAIR -- The Board of Supervisors met at 9 o’clock a.m. with Kyle Schultz, Chairman pre- siding. All members were present. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The Board recognized the change of sta- tus for Benjamin Schaben, Assistant County Engineer, Engineer’s Department. The Board recognized the hiring of Adam Nahnsen, Maintenance Employee IV in the Engineer’s Department and Nathan Chris- tensen, Deputy Sheriff in the Sheriff’s Office. The Board recognized the change of wage for Derek Hoyle, Maintenance Laborer I and Merritt Blunk, Maintenance Employee II in the Engineer’s Office. GRAND CHAMPION AND RESERVE GRAND CHAM- PION JUNIOR DAIRY DOE - Jordan Hanson (left), Westside 4-H. GRAND CHAMPION AND RESERVE GRAND CHAM- PION SENIOR DAIRY DOE - Jordan Hanson, Westside 4-H. CHAMPION SENIOR GOAT SHOWMAN - Jordan Hanson (left), Westside 4-H. RESERVE CHAMPION LIGHTWEIGHT PEN OF THREE LAMBS AND BEST COSTUME- Molly Freese, Westside 4-H. RESERVE CHAMPION LIGHTWEIGHT BARROW - Kora Obrecht, Westside 4-H, Obrecht is having a little rest with her hogs. CHAMPION HEAVYWEIGHT MARKET BARROW - Makayla Hinners, Westside 4-H. RESERVE CHAMPION LIGHTWEIGHT PEN OF THREE - Makayla Hinners, Westside 4-H. Hinners also received Fifth Overall Grand Cham- pion Market Hog. GRAND CHAMPION HEAVYWEIGHT MARKET BARROW - Emily Hinners, Carroll FFA. Trophy sponsored by Smithfield Foods. RESERVE OVERALL GRAND CHAMPION MARKET HOG - Emily Hinners, Carroll FFA. RESERVE CHAMPION MEDIUMWEIGHT MARKET GILT - Emily Hinners, Carroll FFA. CHAMPION MEDIUM WEIGHT MARKET BARROW - Emily Hinners, Carroll FFA. 4TH OVERALL GRAND CHAMPION MARKET HOG - Emily Hinners, Carroll FFA. RESERVE CHAMPION HEAVYWEIGHT MARKET BARROW - Jaxon Henningsen, Westside 4-H, trophy was sponsored by The Smart Shopper. Above, left, Bret Hinners and above right Karson Bromert, both members of Westside 4-H, work their animals in the show ring. CHAMPION INTERMEDIATE SHOWMAN - Kallie Bromert, Westside 4-H. Notice of Probate Judy Wilken Crawford County Board of Supervisors July 30, 2019 Minutes The Board discussed the increase in al- lotted family sick leave. No action was taken at this time. The Board discussed the appointment of a HIPAA Privacy Officer. No action was taken at this time. On motion duly seconded the Board ad- journed at 10:40 o’clock a.m. Agendas for the next meeting are posted and available at the Courthouse on Friday at 4:30 o’clock p.m. preceding the next meet- ing. Terri Martens, County Auditor Kyle Schultz, Chairman Published in The Observer, Thursday, August 15, 2019. Westside City Council Special Meeting -- August 12, 2019 Notice of Road Closures for 150th Westside City Council Regular Minutes & Claims -- August 5, 2019 August 5, 2019 The regular meeting of the City of Westside was held August 5, 2019, at 6:00 p.m. Mayor Jons called the meeting to order at 6:06 p.m. with K. Simons, J. Quandt, A. Kock, N. Kock, and S. Wieland answering roll call. Also, in attendance were Eric Gomez, City Maintenance and Nichole Neumann, City Clerk. Motion by S. Wieland/A. Kock to approve the agenda with the addition of Propane Bid. Ayes all, carried. Motion by K. Simons/S. Wieland to ap- prove the minutes of the previous meetings. Ayes all, carried. Motion by J. Quandt/N. Kock to approve and issue payments for the following bills as presented: Ayes all, carried. Al’s Corner Oil Co., Fire Dept. ........... 282.32 Arcadia Limestone, 1" Roadstone ..... 2,135.07 Bohlman & Son’s Sanitation, Trash Pick Up .......................... 1,689.38 Bomgaars, July Invoice .................... 562.55 Core and Main, 1" meters (x2) ......... 593.31 Crawford County Engineer, Culvert and Hardware ................ 922.90 Custom Motorcycle & Small Engine, Paint Sprayer (x6 days) .............. 581.95 Custom Motorcycle & Small Engine, New Trimmer ............................. 409.95 Custom Motorcycle & Small Engine, 2.5 gal. ultra mix ........................... 22.69 FAC, City fuel/WSFD Fuel ................. 309.28 Frank Boeck Construction, Street Regrading .............................. 25,000.00 Franck, Sextro & Blazek, P.L.C., Legal Services ............................ 294.50 Iowa Department of Natural Resources NPDES Annual Fee .................... 210.00 Iowa Department of Natural Resources, Annual Public Water Supply Fee FY20 ....................................... 34.20 Iowa One Call, Fees ........................... 20.70 James Hugg, Burial Expenses .... 1,200.00 Mangold Environmental Testing, Lab Fees ..................................... 219.00 Post Office, Postage ............................ 90.00 Quarterly Sales Tax, Q2 – 2019 ......... 149.00 Quarterly WET Tax, Q2 – 2019 ........ 1,077.00 Quarterly Withholding, Q2 – 2019 ...... 424.00 Quill, Clerk Supplies ............................ 136.36 Safeguard Business Solutions, Business Checks ...................... 105.11 The Observer, Publishing/ July Supplies ................................ 86.25 Websites to Impress, 1-year Web Hosting ........................................ 200.00 Websites to Impress, Web Maintenance (July & August) ............................ 480.00 West Central Iowa Rural Water, Water Us- age (1.2M gal.) ............................... 3,900.00 Westside Garage, Vehicle Mntc./Compres- sor Mntc. ............................................ 124.47 Westside Independent Telephone Co., July Phone, Internet/Rent .......... 677.27 IPERS, JULY Contribution ................ 680.41 EFTPS, JULY 941 Contribution ....... 1,158.99 Motion by N. Kock/A. Kock to approve the Treasurer’s Report showing: Ayes all, car- ried. Fund Receipts Disbs General 2,824.44 23,108.36 Library 2,040.00 419.65 Econ. Dev. 0.00 0.00 Cemetery 0.00 0.00 WEDO Memorial 125.00 0.00 Road Use Tax 2,221.49 27,278.00 Trust & Agency 35.96 794.83 Emergency 8.15 0.00 Fire 6,051.91 322.18 Local Option 2,166.17 0.00 Water 8,398.58 36,586.89 Sewer 5,065.63 1,308.38 Solid Waste 2,314.84 2,650.24 Totals 31,252.17 92,468.53 City maintenance report was given by E. Gomez. The North shop has been cleaned up and the floor of the South shop has been painted. The need for a trailer for the mower was discussed and will be tabled for now. The tire swing needs to be installed, metal pole at North shop needs cut, white rock will be ordered, trees need to be checked for height restrictions on the parade route and the DNR will be contacted about weed control at the lagoons. Janine with the Observer Newspaper en- tered at 6:36 p.m. to take a picture of the council and city employees for the newspa- per. Left at 6:40 p.m. Nichole will touch base with Vail about the use of their barricades for the parade. The clerk made the council aware of the use of a vehicle from Team Auto for repre- senting the city in the parade. Ten Point came and poured and patch- ed Main St. Mayor Jons made the council aware they would be back to seal it. The clerk presented information for new software and what the price would be for Westside. Software will be tabled until the current software comes up for renewal. Michell Simons entered at 7:18 p.m. on behalf of the Central Committee and in- formed the council there will be a list of streets closed for the celebration. It was decided the Central Committee would be in charge of informing the residents of clo- sures and times. The city will assist in post- ing. Michell left at 7:26 p.m. Resolution 08.2019-001 was presented to the council. Motion by A. Kock/N. Kock to approve the transfer of (FIFTY-THOUSAND DOLLARS AND NO CENTS) $50,000.00 to Business Checking account. Ayes all carried. RESOLUTION 08.2019-001 A RESOLUTION authorizing the transfer of funds between Savings and Checking ac- counts. WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Westside, IA hereby wishes to transfer funds as follows: FROM: Business Savings #603963 TO: Super Now Checking #301531 FROM: Business Savings #603963 - $50,000 TO:Super Now Checking #301531 - $50,000 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of Westside, Iowa: That the City does hereby authorizes the above stated transfers between Savings and Checking accounts; and hereby authorizes the City Clerk to make the transfers. PASSED AND APPROVED, this 5th day of August, 2019. /s/ Larry L. Jons, Mayor ATTEST: /s/ Nichole Neumann It was moved by Council Member ALLAN KOCK and seconded by Council Member NICOLE KOCK that the foregoing resolution be adopted. The motion being duly put to the vote of the Council and the ayes and nays were called and the vote thereon was as follows: AYES: K. SIMONS, J. QUANDT, A. KOCK, N. KOCK, S. WIELAND. NAYS: NONE. ABSENT: NONE. Whereupon the Mayor declared the mo- tion duly carried and the resolution duly passed. Council member J. Quandt and Mayor L. Jons will be in contact with contractors to help with the clean-up of the city owned property on Clinton Street. The poster with the events for the 150th celebration has been added to the City of Westside’s website. Motion by K. Simons and seconded by A. Kock, to adjourn. Ayes all, meeting adjourned at 7:58 p.m. A special meeting will be held on Monday, August 12, 2019 at 6:00 p.m. in the council chambers. /s/ Larry L. Jons, Mayor Attest: /s/ Nichole Neumann Published in The Observer, Thursday, August 15, 2019. IN THE IOWA DISTRICT COURT FOR CRAWFORD COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF JUDITH WILKEN, DECEASED: PROBATE NO. ESPR016494 NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL, OF APPOINTMENT OF EXECUTORS AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS FOR SMALL ESTATE To all persons interested in the estate of Judith Wilken, Deceased, who died on or about July 14, 2019: You are hereby notified that on August 12, 2019, the last will and testament of Judith Wilken, deceased, bearing the date of Sep- tember 15, 1966 was admitted to probate in the above named court that Michael Wilken was appointed Executor of the estate of Judith Wilken. Any action to set aside the will must be brought in the District Court of said county within the later to occur of four months from the date of the second publi- cation of this notice or one month from the date of mailing of this notice to all heirs of the Decedent and devisees under the will whose identities are reasonably ascer- tainable, or thereafter be forever barred. Notice is further given that all persons indebted to the estate are requested to make immediate payment to the undersigned, and creditors having claims against the estate shall file them with the clerk of the above named District Court, as provided by law, duly authenticated, for allowance, and un- less so filed by the later to occur of four months from the second publication of this notice or one month from the date of mailing of this notice (unless otherwise allowed or paid) a claim is thereafter forever barred. Dated August 12, 2019. Executor of Estate: Michael Wilken 632 3rd Street Westside, Iowa 51467 Attorneys for Estate: Ronald F. Eich Aaron W. Ahrendsen Eich Werden Steger & Ahrendsen PC 815 North Main Street Carroll, Iowa 51401-2372 Published in The Observer, with the date of second publication: August 22, 2019. Be sure to read the ‘small print’! SPECIAL CITY COUNCIL Continued on page 12 A special meeting of the Westside City Council was held on August 12, 2019, at City Hall. Mayor L. Jons called the meeting to or- der at 5:59 p.m. with S. Wieland, A. Kock, K. Simons, S. Wieland, N. Kock, J. Quandt an- swering roll call. Also, in attendance were Nichole Neumann, City Clerk, and Eric Gomez, City Maintenance. The purpose of the meeting was to dis- cuss the city gutters, the playground equip- ment at the park, approve a company to clean up the Clinton St. property, approve the liquor license for the 150th celebration and to ap- prove the street closures for the 150th cel- ebration. Council was made aware that the city gut- ters have been cleaned and Eric was asked to keep a close eye on them coming up on the celebration. The playground equipment will possibly be painted this week by volunteers and the swings and tire swing will be installed. After discussion regarding what needs the city has for clean up at the Clinton St. prop- erty, a motion was made by N. Kock, second by K. Simons to approve Daniel’s Dozers LLC to provide clean up and removal of debris. Ayes all, carried. Motion by S. Wieland, second by A. Kock, to approve street closures presented to the council by the Central Committee. Ayes all, carried. The closures will be as follows: Tuesday, August 20, 2019 through Tuesday August 27, 2019 @ 6:30 p.m. • Main St. from 2nd St. to 3rd St. Friday, August 23, 2019 through Sunday August 25, 2019: • 2nd from Cedar St. to Main St. • Alley between Eagle St. and Main St. from 2nd St. to 3rd St.
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LEGAL NOTICES -- LEGAL NOTICES -- LEGAL NOTICES -- LEGAL NOTICES -- LEGAL NOTICES
THE OBSERVER -- THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 2019 -- PAGE 11
-- CRAWFORD COUNTY FAIR - CRAWFORD COUNTY FAIR 2019 - CRAWFORD COUNTY FAIR --
The Board of Supervisors met at 9o’clock a.m. with Kyle Schultz, Chairman pre-siding. All members were present.
Minutes of the previous meeting wereread and approved.
The Board recognized the change of sta-tus for Benjamin Schaben, Assistant CountyEngineer, Engineer’s Department.
The Board recognized the hiring of AdamNahnsen, Maintenance Employee IV in theEngineer’s Department and Nathan Chris-tensen, Deputy Sheriff in the Sheriff’s Office.
The Board recognized the change ofwage for Derek Hoyle, Maintenance LaborerI and Merritt Blunk, Maintenance EmployeeII in the Engineer’s Office.
GRAND CHAMPION AND RESERVE GRAND CHAM-PION JUNIOR DAIRY DOE - Jordan Hanson (left),Westside 4-H.
GRAND CHAMPION AND RESERVE GRAND CHAM-PION SENIOR DAIRY DOE - Jordan Hanson, Westside4-H.
CHAMPION SENIOR GOAT SHOWMAN - JordanHanson (left), Westside 4-H.
RESERVE CHAMPION LIGHTWEIGHT PEN OF THREELAMBS AND BEST COSTUME- Molly Freese, Westside 4-H.
RESERVE CHAMPION LIGHTWEIGHT BARROW - Kora Obrecht, Westside 4-H, Obrecht is having a littlerest with her hogs.
CHAMPION HEAVYWEIGHT MARKET BARROW - Makayla Hinners,Westside 4-H.
RESERVE CHAMPION LIGHTWEIGHT PEN OF THREE - MakaylaHinners, Westside 4-H. Hinners also received Fifth Overall Grand Cham-pion Market Hog.
GRAND CHAMPION HEAVYWEIGHT MARKET BARROW -Emily Hinners, Carroll FFA. Trophy sponsored by SmithfieldFoods.
RESERVE OVERALL GRAND CHAMPION MARKET HOG -Emily Hinners, Carroll FFA.
RESERVE CHAMPION MEDIUMWEIGHT MARKET GILT -Emily Hinners, Carroll FFA.
CHAMPION MEDIUM WEIGHT MARKET BARROW - EmilyHinners, Carroll FFA.
4TH OVERALL GRAND CHAMPION MARKET HOG - EmilyHinners, Carroll FFA.
RESERVE CHAMPION HEAVYWEIGHT MARKETBARROW - Jaxon Henningsen, Westside 4-H, trophywas sponsored by The Smart Shopper.
Above, left, Bret Hinners and above right Karson Bromert, both members of Westside 4-H, work theiranimals in the show ring.
CHAMPION INTERMEDIATESHOWMAN - Kallie Bromert,Westside 4-H.
Notice of ProbateJudy Wilken
Crawford CountyBoard of Supervisors
July 30, 2019 MinutesThe Board discussed the increase in al-
lotted family sick leave. No action was takenat this time.
The Board discussed the appointmentof a HIPAA Privacy Officer. No action wastaken at this time.
On motion duly seconded the Board ad-journed at 10:40 o’clock a.m.
Agendas for the next meeting are postedand available at the Courthouse on Friday at4:30 o’clock p.m. preceding the next meet-ing.
Terri Martens, County AuditorKyle Schultz, ChairmanPublished in The Observer, Thursday,
August 15, 2019.
Westside City CouncilSpecial Meeting -- August 12, 2019Notice of Road Closures for 150th
Westside City CouncilRegular Minutes & Claims -- August 5, 2019
August 5, 2019The regular meeting of the City of
Westside was held August 5, 2019, at 6:00p.m. Mayor Jons called the meeting to orderat 6:06 p.m. with K. Simons, J. Quandt, A.Kock, N. Kock, and S. Wieland answeringroll call. Also, in attendance were Eric Gomez,City Maintenance and Nichole Neumann, CityClerk.
Motion by S. Wieland/A. Kock to approvethe agenda with the addition of Propane Bid.Ayes all, carried.
Motion by K. Simons/S. Wieland to ap-prove the minutes of the previous meetings.Ayes all, carried.
Motion by J. Quandt/N. Kock to approveand issue payments for the following billsas presented: Ayes all, carried.
Al’s Corner Oil Co., Fire Dept. ........... 282.32Arcadia Limestone, 1" Roadstone ..... 2,135.07Bohlman & Son’s Sanitation,
Trash Pick Up .......................... 1,689.38Bomgaars, July Invoice .................... 562.55Core and Main, 1" meters (x2) ......... 593.31Crawford County Engineer,
Culvert and Hardware ................ 922.90Custom Motorcycle & Small Engine,
Paint Sprayer (x6 days) .............. 581.95Custom Motorcycle & Small Engine,
New Trimmer ............................. 409.95Custom Motorcycle & Small Engine,
2.5 gal. ultra mix ........................... 22.69FAC, City fuel/WSFD Fuel ................. 309.28Frank Boeck Construction, Street
Regrading .............................. 25,000.00Franck, Sextro & Blazek, P.L.C.,
Legal Services ............................ 294.50Iowa Department of Natural Resources
NPDES Annual Fee .................... 210.00Iowa Department of Natural Resources,
Annual Public Water SupplyFee FY20 ....................................... 34.20
Iowa One Call, Fees ........................... 20.70James Hugg, Burial Expenses .... 1,200.00Mangold Environmental Testing,
Lab Fees ..................................... 219.00Post Office, Postage ............................ 90.00Quarterly Sales Tax, Q2 – 2019 ......... 149.00
Quarterly WET Tax, Q2 – 2019 ........ 1,077.00Quarterly Withholding, Q2 – 2019 ...... 424.00Quill, Clerk Supplies ............................ 136.36Safeguard Business Solutions,
Business Checks ...................... 105.11The Observer, Publishing/
July Supplies ................................ 86.25Websites to Impress, 1-year Web
Hosting ........................................ 200.00Websites to Impress, Web Maintenance
(July & August) ............................ 480.00West Central Iowa Rural Water, Water Us-age (1.2M gal.) ............................... 3,900.00Westside Garage, Vehicle Mntc./Compres-sor Mntc. ............................................ 124.47Westside Independent Telephone Co.,
July Phone, Internet/Rent .......... 677.27IPERS, JULY Contribution ................ 680.41EFTPS, JULY 941 Contribution ....... 1,158.99
Motion by N. Kock/A. Kock to approvethe Treasurer’s Report showing: Ayes all, car-ried.
Fund Receipts DisbsGeneral 2,824.44 23,108.36Library 2,040.00 419.65Econ. Dev. 0.00 0.00Cemetery 0.00 0.00WEDO Memorial 125.00 0.00Road Use Tax 2,221.49 27,278.00Trust & Agency 35.96 794.83Emergency 8.15 0.00Fire 6,051.91 322.18Local Option 2,166.17 0.00Water 8,398.58 36,586.89Sewer 5,065.63 1,308.38Solid Waste 2,314.84 2,650.24Totals 31,252.17 92,468.53
City maintenance report was given by E.Gomez. The North shop has been cleaned upand the floor of the South shop has beenpainted. The need for a trailer for the mowerwas discussed and will be tabled for now.The tire swing needs to be installed, metalpole at North shop needs cut, white rock willbe ordered, trees need to be checked forheight restrictions on the parade route and the
DNR will be contacted about weed control atthe lagoons.
Janine with the Observer Newspaper en-tered at 6:36 p.m. to take a picture of thecouncil and city employees for the newspa-per. Left at 6:40 p.m.
Nichole will touch base with Vail aboutthe use of their barricades for the parade.
The clerk made the council aware of theuse of a vehicle from Team Auto for repre-senting the city in the parade.
Ten Point came and poured and patch-ed Main St. Mayor Jons made the councilaware they would be back to seal it.
The clerk presented information for newsoftware and what the price would be forWestside. Software will be tabled until thecurrent software comes up for renewal.
Michell Simons entered at 7:18 p.m. onbehalf of the Central Committee and in-formed the council there will be a list ofstreets closed for the celebration. It wasdecided the Central Committee would be incharge of informing the residents of clo-sures and times. The city will assist in post-ing. Michell left at 7:26 p.m.
Resolution 08.2019-001 was presented tothe council. Motion by A. Kock/N. Kock toapprove the transfer of (FIFTY-THOUSANDDOLLARS AND NO CENTS) $50,000.00 toBusiness Checking account. Ayes all carried.
RESOLUTION 08.2019-001A RESOLUTION authorizing the transfer
of funds between Savings and Checking ac-counts.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the Cityof Westside, IA hereby wishes to transferfunds as follows:
FROM: Business Savings #603963TO: Super Now Checking #301531FROM: Business Savings #603963 -
$50,000TO:Super Now Checking #301531 -
$50,000NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by
the City Council of Westside, Iowa:That the City does hereby authorizes the
above stated transfers between Savings andChecking accounts; and hereby authorizesthe City Clerk to make the transfers.
PASSED AND APPROVED, this 5th dayof August, 2019.
/s/ Larry L. Jons, MayorATTEST:
/s/ Nichole Neumann
It was moved by Council MemberALLAN KOCK and seconded by CouncilMember NICOLE KOCK that the foregoingresolution be adopted. The motion beingduly put to the vote of the Council and theayes and nays were called and the votethereon was as follows: AYES: K. SIMONS,J. QUANDT, A. KOCK, N. KOCK, S. WIELAND.NAYS: NONE. ABSENT: NONE.
Whereupon the Mayor declared the mo-tion duly carried and the resolution dulypassed.
Council member J. Quandt and Mayor L.Jons will be in contact with contractors to helpwith the clean-up of the city owned propertyon Clinton Street.
The poster with the events for the 150thcelebration has been added to the City ofWestside’s website.
Motion by K. Simons and seconded by A.Kock, to adjourn. Ayes all, meeting adjournedat 7:58 p.m.
A special meeting will be held on Monday,August 12, 2019 at 6:00 p.m. in the councilchambers.
/s/ Larry L. Jons, MayorAttest:
/s/ Nichole NeumannPublished in The Observer, Thursday,
August 15, 2019.
IN THE IOWA DISTRICT COURT FORCRAWFORD COUNTY
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATEOF JUDITH WILKEN, DECEASED:
PROBATE NO. ESPR016494NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL,
OF APPOINTMENT OFEXECUTORS
AND NOTICE TO CREDITORSFOR SMALL ESTATE
To all persons interested in the estateof Judith Wilken, Deceased, who died on orabout July 14, 2019:
You are hereby notified that on August12, 2019, the last will and testament of JudithWilken, deceased, bearing the date of Sep-tember 15, 1966 was admitted to probate inthe above named court that Michael Wilkenwas appointed Executor of the estate ofJudith Wilken. Any action to set aside thewill must be brought in the District Court ofsaid county within the later to occur of fourmonths from the date of the second publi-cation of this notice or one month from thedate of mailing of this notice to all heirs ofthe Decedent and devisees under the willwhose identit ies are reasonably ascer-tainable, or thereafter be forever barred.
Notice is further given that all personsindebted to the estate are requested to makeimmediate payment to the undersigned, andcreditors having claims against the estateshall file them with the clerk of the abovenamed District Court, as provided by law,duly authenticated, for allowance, and un-less so filed by the later to occur of fourmonths from the second publication of thisnotice or one month from the date of mailingof this notice (unless otherwise allowed orpaid) a claim is thereafter forever barred.
Dated August 12, 2019.Executor of Estate:
Michael Wilken632 3rd StreetWestside, Iowa 51467
Attorneys for Estate:Ronald F. EichAaron W. AhrendsenEich Werden Steger & Ahrendsen PC815 North Main StreetCarroll, Iowa 51401-2372Published in The Observer, with the
date of second publication: August 22, 2019.
Be sure to read the ‘small print’!
SPECIAL CITY COUNCILContinued on page 12
A special meeting of the Westside CityCouncil was held on August 12, 2019, at CityHall. Mayor L. Jons called the meeting to or-der at 5:59 p.m. with S. Wieland, A. Kock, K.Simons, S. Wieland, N. Kock, J. Quandt an-swering roll call. Also, in attendance wereNichole Neumann, City Clerk, and Eric Gomez,City Maintenance.
The purpose of the meeting was to dis-cuss the city gutters, the playground equip-ment at the park, approve a company to cleanup the Clinton St. property, approve the liquorlicense for the 150th celebration and to ap-prove the street closures for the 150th cel-ebration.
Council was made aware that the city gut-ters have been cleaned and Eric was asked tokeep a close eye on them coming up on thecelebration.
The playground equipment will possiblybe painted this week by volunteers and theswings and tire swing will be installed.
After discussion regarding what needs the
city has for clean up at the Clinton St. prop-erty, a motion was made by N. Kock, secondby K. Simons to approve Daniel’s Dozers LLCto provide clean up and removal of debris.Ayes all, carried.
Motion by S. Wieland, second by A. Kock,to approve street closures presented to thecouncil by the Central Committee. Ayes all,carried.
The closures will be as follows:
Tuesday, August 20, 2019 throughTuesday August 27, 2019 @ 6:30 p.m.
• Main St. from 2nd St. to 3rd St.
Friday, August 23, 2019 throughSunday August 25, 2019:
• 2nd from Cedar St. to Main St.• Alley between Eagle St. and Main St.
from 2nd St. to 3rd St.
