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Betty Steinert (from left), Hannah Norman, Morrison Hospital Board Chairman Don Beswick, Morrison Hospital CFO Cami Megli, Amanda Cook, Morrison Hospital Foundation President Rich Criss, Chris VanDerLeest, Kelly Vegter and Morrison Hospital CEO Pam Pfister celebrate a $100,000 donation given to Morrison Community Hospital. See story on page 4.

WHAT’S INSIDE Glimpses of the Past.................. 8 Seniors vs. Crime........................2 Property Transfers ....................15 Published every Tuesday 24 pages • One section

Churches................................17-18 Classifieds................................. 20 Sports....................................22-24

DEATHS Gary E. Borchardt, Gerald Smeltzly, Rosalie R. Miller, Charles W. Brown Jr., Marsha Fagan / 4-7

Keep Social Security payments to your own bank

Whiteside News Sentinel • Tuesday, September 29, 2026

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Do you receive Social Security benefit payments? If you do, it’s almost a certainty you will receive them through a direct deposit to your bank or credit union account. The Social Security Administration posted a scam alert about those direct deposit accounts. They report that Social Security beneficiaries are receiving notifications that they won a sweepstakes prize or a contest. But to receive your prize, you need to switch your benefit account from your bank or credit union to a different account, maybe a prepaid debit card. To make this switch, scammers ask for your personal information, including your Social Security number and your bank account information. Giving this information out is a big mistake. The criminals will use this infor-

SENIORS VS. CRIME Randy Meier mation to divert benefit payments to another bank, leaving the beneficiaries wondering where their expected monthly deposit went. Nothing legitimate will ever require you to change your bank account to claim some prize. Likewise, if someone contacts you and says they can increase your Social Security benefits in exchange for your information or payment of a fee, that’s a surefire scam. The Social Security Administration gives this guidance: • Never change your deposit infor-

mation in response to a phone call, text, or some prize notification • Always keep your Social Security and bank account information private • You can change and review your direct deposit information yourself through your own my Social Security account at https://www.ssa.gov/ myaccount • If you think someone changed your deposit account without your permission, contact Social Security at 1-800-772-1213 Let me know about scams, fraud, or other crookedness you run across. Most of what I learn, I learn from you.

• Randy Meier is the director of Seniors vs. Crime. Contact Seniors vs. Crime at the Clinton County Sheriff’s Office, 563-242-9211, ext. 4433, or randymeier@gapa911.us.

PROPHETSTOWN LIBRARY PROGRAMS IMPACT volunteer hours available Prophetstown Library has recently been approved as a volunteer partner in the Sauk Valley Community College Impact Program. This means anyone who is currently participating in the IMPACT Program can serve their volunteer hours at the library, which will get the proper paperwork filled out for the participant to get credit for the hours served. Please contact the library if you’re interested in signing up. Pen Pal Club Prophetstown Library is hosting a Pen Pal Club in cooperation with a nationwide program for people of all ages to write to a pen pal. The program is for ages 5 to 100. Once you get signed up, the administration will let us know a good match with a person of corresponding age and we will let you know what library they are from. There is no sharing of personal addresses. The person who writes the pen pal letter will drop off the letter at the library, and the library will mail the letter to the corresponding library where your pen pal is a patron at that library. Once they write back, the letter will get sent to Prophetstown Library, which will either email or phone you to let you know your letter is in. Stop by the library to sign up.

CPR training available in October Save the date for a “Family and Friends” free CPR training at Prophetstown Library from 10 a.m. to noon Oct. 24. This training is free, but if you would like certification, the instructor will guide you on how to get certified. There will also be a Narcan training class in October, so please watch for more details. Reading tutoring for fall semester If anyone in the community is in need of reading tutoring, please reach out to the Prophetstown Library, which is tutoring any age from pre-K to 101 years old. Homeschooled kids are welcome. This is free and open to the public. Please call for more details. Role-playing game club meets once a week A role-playing game club will meet from 3:30 to 7:30 p.m. every Monday at the Prophetstown Library. This is for anyone ages 10 to adult. All materials will be available unless you would like to bring your own dice, pencils, books, etc. Please stop by or phone the library with any questions at 309-714-2699. Sourdough bread-making class This class will begin at 9 a.m. Oct. 3 at

the Prophetstown Library. Learn how to make your very own sourdough starter that is ready to bake with. This is the step-by-step lazy sourdough method. Samples of sourdough will be available. This class is free and open to the public. Please register by emailing the library at hcadams1@yahoo.com. ‘Haunted Rock River Valley’ author to present in October Local author Kathy Kresol will present her book “Haunted Rock River Valley” just in time for spooky season in October. She will host at the Prophetstown Library at 6 p.m. Oct. 15. The public is invited to come learn about the ghostly history of the Rock River area and have refreshments. The author will have her book for sale to the public, but the event is free and open to everyone. Rocket launch Yep, It’s Science will host an all-ages rocket launch at the Prophetstown Library! Come make your own paper rockets and launch them from the library yard. The event will be held 4 p.m. Oct. 9 with the Ford family hosting the last-ofthe-season Rocket Launch Workshop.

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SHAW LOCAL NEWS NETWORK contact@shawmedia.com Woodlawn Arts Academy students will be showing off their theater skills with performances of “Madagascar: A Musical Adventure Kids” the weekend of Oct. 9. The Academy will present DreamWorks’ “Madagascar Kids” at 7 p.m. Oct. 9 and 10, and at 2 p.m. Oct. 11, at Centennial Auditorium at Sterling High School. Tickets are $11 each and go on sale Sept. 28 at centennialauditorium.org. Tickets also will be available at the door. A processing fee will be applied to all credit and debit card ticket sales. “The cast is having such a fun time bringing these energetic characters and fun songs to life,” production director Faith Morrison said. “We have really enjoyed watching them learn and grow on stage!” The production of “Madagascar Kids” features first through fifth graders from Sterling, Rock Falls, Dixon, Morrison, Lyndon and Harmon. The cast of 42 students will be per-

forming with music director Mardi Huffstutler and assistant directors Grace Wadsworth and Ashley Aurand.

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Alex the lion is the king of the urban jungle, the main attraction at New York’s Central Park Zoo. He and his best friends – Marty the zebra, Melman the giraffe and Gloria the hippo – have spent their whole lives in blissful captivity before an admiring public and with regular meals provided for them. Not content to leave well enough alone, Marty lets his curiosity get the better of him and makes his escape – with the help of some prodigious penguins – to explore the world. Woodlawn Arts Academy is an agency of United Way of Whiteside and Lee counties, and financial assistance is available to those who qualify. Details on the Academy’s programming and financial assistance applications are available in the Academy office or on the website. The Academy acknowledges support from the Illinois Arts Council.

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Students participating in Woodlawn Arts Academy’s fall musical, “Madagascar: A Musical Adventure Kids” rehearse choreography and music for the upcoming October production.

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Morrison Community Hospital receives $100,000 donation Made possible through support of employees, community, patients, annual gala, donors

reflection of the community’s commitment to ensuring that Morrison Community Hospital continues to provide high-quality healthcare close to home, according to a news release. “Gifts like this are made possible SHAW LOCAL NEWS NETWORK contact@shawmedia.com because of the incredible generosity of our community,” said Rich Criss, president of the Morrison CommuThe Morrison Community Hospi- nity Hospital Foundation. “We are tal Foundation has presented a deeply grateful to everyone who $100,000 donation to Morrison Com- continues to believe in Morrison munity Hospital, made possible Community Hospital and supports through the generosity and contin- our mission.” ued support of employees, commuThe Foundation’s mission is to nity members, patients, friends of “support the Morrison Community the hospital, annual gala support- Hospital, foster its growth and to ers, sponsors and donors. perpetuate excellence in healthT h e c o n t r i b u t i o n r e p r e s e n t s care.” more than a financial gift – it is a The Foundation said it is grateful

We are deeply grateful to everyone who continues to believe in Morrison Community Hospital and supports our mission.” Rich Criss, president of the Morrison Community Hospital Foundation to everyone who has contributed through tax-deductible donations, supported the Foundation’s annual galas, sponsored Foundation events, or made individual gifts throughout the year.

OBITUARIES GARY E. BORCHARDT Born: August 31, 1939 Died: September 24, 2026 ALBANY - Gary E. Borchardt, 87, of Albany, died on Thursday, September 24, 2026, at Eagle Point Nursing & Rehab in Clinton, IA. Gary was born August 31, 1939, in Osage, IA, the son of Walter and Maxine (Anderson) Borchardt. He married Dorothy Trowbridge in 1961 in Osage, IA. Gary was employed with John Deere for 32 years. He had a deep love for horses and found great peace in his time spent with them. Survivors include his wife, Dorothy Borchardt; one son, Brandon (Ronda) Borchardt, all of Albany; one daughter, Brenda (Kurt) Hartman of Alden, IA; five grandchildren, Breann (Brett) Rauch of Clinton, IA, Bridget (Dylan) Drury of Albany, Jordan (John) Dunley of Orleans, NE, Jackie (Levi) Chipp of Latimer, IA, and Justin (Makenzi) Wenzel, of West Point, IA; and 12 great-grandchildren. Gary was preceded in death by his parents. A private graveside service will be held at Lusk Cemetery in Albany. Online condolences may be made at www. mcdonaldfuneralhomes.com

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OBITUARIES career that he enjoyed and was able to do with his boys. His greatest passion was racing. He Born: November 16, 1937 in Peru, IN had his own drag racing cars that he raced for Died: September 22, 2026 in Port Byron, IL nearly 20 years. He also enjoyed watching NHRA drag racing and NASCAR and traveling Gerald “Jerry” Smeltzly, 88, of Port Byron, IL, to races with the family in their RV. As their passed away peacefully grandchildren became active in sports, Jerry and Darlene were their biggest fans and rarely Tuesday, September 22, 2026, at home. Vis- missed an event. He is survived by his wife, Darlene; 3 sons, itation was from 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm Sunday, Mike (Marla) Smeltzly, Port Byron, Dan (Sara) Smeltzly, Port Byron, Gary (Chris) Smeltzly, September 27, 2026 Hillsdale; sister, Jane Underwood, Princeton, at Gibson – Bode Funeral Home, Port Byron. Private burial will be at a later date. Memorials IA; grandchildren, Keaton (Erin) Smeltzly, Karson (Ashley) Smeltzly, Kye Smeltzly, Rebecca may be made to St. Jude Children’s research (Justin) Schriefer, Eric (Brianne) Norman, Hospital or the Hillsdale Fire Department. Brooke (Trystan) Altensey, Tyler (Jilian) SmeltJerry was born November 16, 1937, in Peru, zly, Travis (Lauryn) Smeltzly, Trent (Brinley) Indiana, the son of Harry and Harriet (Byers) Smeltzly. He graduated from United Township Smeltzly; great grandchildren, Harper Smeltzly, Cole Smeltzly, Lennon Smeltzly, Ella Schriefer, High School. Jerry was united in marriage to Sophia Norman, Charlotte Norman, Landon Darlene Vanden Bossche on January 31, 1959 White, Declan White; and several nieces and at St. Mary’s Catholic Church in East Moline. nephews. Jerry combined his love for racing and He was preceded in death by his parents and working on cars by owning and operating brother-in-law, Glenn Underwood. Jerry’s Automotive Service in East Moline for Share a memory or condolence at www. many years. He eventually got into farming, a gibsonbodefh.com

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ROSALIE R. MILLER Born: April 24, 1940 in Tampico. IL Died: September 23, 2026 in Sublette, IL SUBLETTE – Rosalie R. Miller, 86, passed away peacefully at home on Wednesday, September 23, 2026. Rosalie was born April 24, 1940, the daughter of James and Eleanora (Beyer) Batten. She was married to Donald R. Mini, who preceded her in death on October 27, 2016. Rosalie was a hard worker throughout her life and held several different occupations. She had a generous heart and was always willing to help others. She especially loved animals and dancing. Rosalie was a member of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church in Sublette.

MARSHA FAGAN Marsha Fagan, 68, of Fulton, IL, passed on Saturday, September 26, 2026. Arrangements entrusted to Bosma-Renkes Funeral Home, Morrison, IL. Additional information: www.bosmarenkes.com.

She is survived by two daughters, Deborah (Raymond) Hesser of Tampico and Victoria (Steve) Hersom of Navarre, Florida; one son, Raymond (Janelle) Sharp of Rock Falls; two sisters, Joyce Sandrock (Ronald Hilton) of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and Rita (Jerry) Beranek of Rock Falls; one brother, Howard (Patricia) Batten of Sterling; one sister-in-law, Mary Ann Batten of Sterling; 11 grandchildren; 18 great-grandchildren; and five great-great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents; two brothers, Lowell and Lawrence Batten; one sister, Mary Kuepker; sister-in-law Rose Batten; and brother-in-law Dale Kuepker. Visitation will be held from 1:00–2:00 p.m. Monday, September 28, 2026, at Garland Funeral Home in Tampico. The funeral service will follow at 2:00 p.m., with Carlos McNinch officiating. In lieu of flowers, a memorial has been established. Online condolences may be sent through Garland Funeral Home.

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Charlie had a love for agriculture his entire life. In the early 1980’s he started Erie Ag Service, CP Farms, and B&Y Grain with his partner, Born: August 26, 1951 in Moline, IL Paul Young. In 1999, he started DJC ApplicaDied: September 26, 2026 in Erie, IL tions Inc with his kids and continued to spend the rest of his life in the custom fertilizer and Charles “Charlie” chemical business most recently partnering W. Brown, 75, of Erie, with Whiterock Ag. IL, died peacefully He was always community minded. He surrounded by family helped start the restaurant Charlie Brown with on Saturday, September the goal of having a place for kids to hang 26, 2026. Memorial out. He served for many years on the ECUSD services will be held 1 school board. He was a member of Newton at 2:00 pm Thursday, Zion Reformed Church. Charlie was an avid October 1, 2026 at Newton Zion Reformed golfer, loved fishing for Crappie and Walleyes. Church, 10465 Frog Pond Road, Erie, followed Charlie loved kids and was a mentor to many, by a Celebration of Life from 5-8 pm at “The Besse Farm”, 722 5th Avenue, Erie. Memorials but most of all he cared deeply for his family and loved watching his grandkids in all of their may be made to the Erie Ambulance Service. activities. Gibson-Bode Funeral Home, Erie, is in care of He is survived by his wife Lynn of Erie; the arrangements. children Jen (Drew) Temple, Erie, Chris (Angie) Charlie was born August 26, 1951, in Moline, Brown, Erie, Robert (Lisa) Deines, Port Byron, Illinois, the son of Charles William Brown, Sr. Dan (Adriane) Deines, LeClaire, Cole Deines, and Iva (Hogarth) Brown. He graduated from LeClaire; grandchildren, Katelyn (Owen) Erie High School in 1969. After graduating McConnell, Brynn and Caleb Brown, Carter he had a brief stint in the Armed Forces. He and Stella Deines, and Carter, Elle, and Ethan then married Linda Heun in January 1972 and Deines; great grandchildren, Brior, Wrenlee, together they raised two children Jen and and Ruth McConnell; sisters, Marty Klimstra, Chris. He later married Lynn (Plumb) Deines Trudy Bell; and mother-in-law, Betty Plumb. on August 7, 2010 in Green Lake, Wisconsin, where they enjoyed spending summers on the He was preceded in death by his parents and a sister, Glenda Brown. lake.

EARLY VOTING SCHEDULE Early Voting for the November 3, 2026 General Election for all Whiteside County Precincts will be conducted in the Whiteside County Clerk’s Office located at 200 E. Knox Street in Morrison, beginning Thursday, September 24th through Monday, November 2nd from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, Monday through Friday and Saturday, October 31st from 9:00 am until noon. Early Voting will also be held in Sterling for all Whiteside County Precincts at the Eastern Branch Court Facility located at 101 E. Third Street in Sterling. The dates and times for Early Voting in Sterling are: Friday - October 16 from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm Monday - October 19 from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm Any registered voter in Whiteside County may vote during the early voting period, however, any vote cast is final, and may not be revoked, and the voter is not eligible to cast a vote on election day. KAREN J. STRALOW Whiteside County Clerk

PRECINCTS Fulton 1 & 2 Fulton 3 & 4 Genesee Jordan Garden Plain Union Grove - Ustick Mt. Pleasant 1 Mt. Pleasant 2 & 5 Mt. Pleasant 3, 4 & Clyde Hopkins 1 & 2 Sterling 1 & 2 Sterling 3 & 4 Sterling 5 & 6 Sterling 7 & 8 Sterling 9 & 14 Sterling 10 & 15 Sterling 11 & 12 Sterling 13 & 16 Sterling 17 Sterling 18 Coloma 1 & 9 Coloma 2 & 7 Coloma 3 & 4 Coloma 5 Coloma 6 & 10 Coloma 8 Albany Lyndon

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in the County of Whiteside and State of Illinois, a General Election will be held for the purpose of electing candidates for the following offices: UNITED STATES SENATOR GOVERNOR/LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR ATTORNEY GENERAL SECRETARY OF STATE COMPTROLLER TREASURER REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS - 17th Congressional District REPRESENTATIVE IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY - 73rd and 74th Representative District COUNTY CLERK COUNTY TREASURER COUNTY SHERIFF REGIONAL SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS MEMBERS OF THE COUNTY BOARD - District No. One (5) District No. Two (5) District No. Three ( 4) REFERENDA - Chadwick -Milledgeville CUSD #399 The polls of said General Election shall be open continuously from 6:00 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. on Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Karen Stralow Whiteside County Clerk

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Free community meals are served at 5:30 p.m. Wednesdays at CrossView Church, 703 14th Ave., Fulton. Sept. 30: Spaghetti casserole, garlic bread, Jell-O, green beans, assorted desserts. Oct. 7: Hot chicken sandwiches, nachos and cheese, watermelon, assorted desserts. Oct. 14: Chicken & dressing, corn, apple slices, assorted desserts Oct. 21: Pancakes, sausage, Cuties, assorted desserts

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• Sept. 28, 1966 • In the photo is an architect’s conception of the way the new Fulton State Bank will appear on the lot of 11th Avenue, formerly occupied by Dykstra Motors. The lot on the north side of 11th Avenue, between Fourth and Fifth streets, has been cleared and everything is now ready for construction. • Plans for permanent flood control to be provided by a system of levees erected with federal funds are nearing completion by the U.S. Corps of Engineers at Rock Island. Flood control plans for the Clinton and Camanche areas on the Iowa side and Fulton on the Illinois side are being coordinated and are proceeding as one comprehensive plan for the entire area.

individuals and businesses, bringing the total to over $8,000. The boost brings the total to slightly over the halfway point, with $15,000 as the goal.

40 years

• Oct. 1, 1986 • With several of the six pumps already in operation pumping water from ponding areas back into the river, officials of the Fulton Flood Control District are confident there will be no danger in the Fulton area from what is generally believed to be the greatest fall flood in some 100 years. Predictions from federal authorities say the river will crest at 21 feet. This compares with the record 24.5-foot crest of the 1965 flood, which did great damage to the Fulton area. 50 years • The city’s residents had a surprise when they • Sept. 29, 1976 discovered that Fulton Lake had formed • All the structural steel was set in the new overnight on Main Street. It was a circular body Multi-Purpose Auditorium of the Community of water and navigable. The water was crystal Christian School. The new building will house clear and as pure as the water from the artesian a gym, locker rooms, a stage, two classwell. Six or eight sturdy boats were afloat. The rooms and an enlarged kitchen. Sixty-one small yachts were piloted only by the very thousand in cash, pledges and fair stand junior set. The lake disappeared in two days. profits are presently in hand toward the 30 years $140,000 addition cost. • Fulton Community Fund was boosted • Sept. 25, 1996 • Andy Bobitz, Unity’s superintendent, another $2,000 with special gifts from

accepts a $10,000 check from Bill Zink, chairman of the Unity Christian School Fair Committee. The fundraising goal for this project was $10,000. Unity Christian would like to thank everyone for their hard work and donations. • Fulton Fire Protection District did not receive any report on the origin of a fire that destroyed a home at 502 Eighth St. Firemen called in state and local officials after they determined the origin of the fire as suspicious. Neighbors in the area said that in a few minutes the home had turned into an inferno. The house had been vacant for a number of years.

20 years

• Sept. 27, 2006 • The historic Riverside Apartments that had stood since before the American Civil War are now gone. Demolition of the three-story structure began after city workers were able to locate and turn off the water supply to the building. The building had been estimated to be 150 years old and began as a two-story structure where each floor was owned separately. June 16 of this year, a fire broke out on the third floor. • Paul Sikkema has started a new Fulton business, “Upper Mississippi Wildlife

Artistry,” that specializes in all taxidermy skills. The business will offer a full-service taxidermy studio licensed in the state of Illinois.

10 years

• Sept. 28, 2016 • The Masons of Fulton City Lodge 189 attended the City Council meeting to present an award to the Fulton Police Department. The Community Builders Award is something the Masons give out to recognize people or organizations who work to better their community. “Police officers across the country have come under so much scrutiny lately, and we decided that it is important to recognize that our Fulton Police Department does a tremendous job and to say thank you,” said Mason Thomas Warner Jr. • The school district’s plan to renovate the library at River Bend Middle School was put into action. During the summer, the library was redesigned into a more functional space. The new media center now has mobile individual tables, which can connect or remain separate. This allows students to easily get into different-sized groups by connecting or disconnecting the tables.

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‘You took our futures,’ mom of teen killed in crash says to son’s best friend By CHARLENE BIELEMA cbielema@shawmedia.com As he was met with tearful statements from three grieving parents, a Deer Grove teenager pleaded guilty Wednesday to three traffic offenses connected to a 2024 collision that killed three Tampico teens. Keyan L. Crow, 19, pleaded guilty in Whiteside County Circuit Court to one count each of disregarding a stop sign, failure to reduce speed and violation of the graduated driver’s license law. The latter count came because he was operating a vehicle with more than one passenger who wasn’t a sibling younger than age 20.

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A roadside memorial marks the site on Friday, March 29, 2024, where three Prophetstown-Lyndon-Tampico High School/Middle School students were killed in a crash that occurred on March 28, 2024, at the corner of Luther and Hahnaman roads. Chasity Dorathy, mother of Douglas DJ was Crow’s best friend. “DJ” Dorathy, 16, who was killed in the “You took our futures,” she said from crash, spoke directly to Crow about how the witness stand. “You get to be here.

You get more birthdays. You get more time with your family.” She told Crow she had forgiven him. “But I’ll never forget what you took from us,” she said. “I wish you luck, Keyan.” The crash happened about 1 p.m. March 28, 2024. Crow, then 17, was driving a 2003 Ford pickup north on Luther Road just outside Tampico when he failed to stop at a stop sign and was struck by a semitruck traveling east on Hahnaman Road. His passengers, Jayden Hanson and Channing Swertfeger, both 14, and DJ, 16, died at the scene. Crow was treated for injuries that were not life-threatening. All four boys were Prophetstown-Lyndon-Tampico High School/ Middle School students. Channing was an eighth grader. The semi driver, Korey L. Hostetler, also of Deer Grove, was not injured. A

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• CRASH Continued from page 9 complaint was filed April 1, 2024, charging Hostetler with failure to reduce speed in connection with the crash. That charge was later dismissed. In agreeing to the plea deal Wednesday, Crow was ordered to pay a $1,000 fine on each charge – the maximum sentence allowed under the law, Whiteside County Associate Judge Jonathan Ruud told the courtroom, which was filled with victims’ family members. After the plea was accepted, Dorathy and Swertfeger’s mothers read victim impact statements. Attorney James Mertes read a statement submitted by Hanson’s father. All three statements spoke to the ongoing loss the victims’ families said they suffered, and the loved ones’ futures they felt were erased. Austin Hanson wrote about his 14-year-old son’s love of the land and future plans that included the father and son working side by side on the farm someday. The boy was

able to weld and fabricate and could run half-million-dollar machines, his father wrote. “I see nothing now except the space where he should have been,” Mertes said as he read Hanson’s statement, which referenced the Making a Farmer Foundation founded in memory of Jayden. The foundation raises money to fund ag-related scholarships. Swertfeger’s mother, Kara, spoke about missing the sound of her son running through the house. She said she’ll never get to see Channing grow up to become a man. “There is a hole in our family that will never be filled,” she said. As the sentencing drew to a close, Ruud addressed the families in the courtroom. “This is every parent’s nightmare,” Ruud said. “This is an absolute tragedy, and there is nothing I can do or say today that will change that. My heart breaks for you. I am so sorry.” He then addressed Crow. “I challenge you to do something with your life,” Ruud said. “Because out of this group of friends, you are the only one who has a chance to.”

Ex-Morrison nursing home resident accused of having meth By CHARLENE BIELEMA cbielema@shawmedia.com A former Morrison nursing home resident has pleaded not guilty to charges accusing him of storing meth in his bathroom at the facility and beating a nursing home employee as she attempted to remove it. David Ponce, 58, of East Moline is charged with possession of less than 5 grams of meth, a Class 3 felony, and misdemeanor battery in connection with a July 31 incident at La Bella of Morrison, 500 N. Jackson St., Morrison. Prosecutors laid out the charges Monday during a preliminary hearing in Whiteside County Circuit Court. According to testimony provided that day, Ponce had been living in the facility for a few months, undergoing physical rehabilitation, when another resident, who lives in a different room at the facility, told a nurse that Ponce had hidden meth behind his bathroom sink.

A Morrison police officer testified that the nurse went into the room, found a bag with a crystal substance in it and suffered scratches to her neck and arms as Ponce flailed his arms at her. The officer alleged in testimony that Ponce, who was in a wheelchair, then rolled himself out of the building and was heading toward a nearby apartment complex when he ended up in an adjoining cornfield and fell out of his chair. Ponce was getting back into his chair as officers approached him. He was then placed under a no-trespass order issued on behalf of the nursing home, according to the testimony. The substance in the bag later tested positive for meth, the officer said in testimony. Whiteside County Associate Court Judge Magen Mertes ruled that probable cause exists to move the case forward. Ponce, who was granted pretrial release, will next appear in court for a pretrial conference at 9 a.m. Dec. 16.

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WHITESIDE COUNTY PROPERTY TRANSFERS: SEPT. 14 TO 18 and Julie A Zuidema, 8225 Walnut Dr, Morrison, $50,000 • Karol S Gerken and Ronald G Gerken to Stacy J Lamarche and Brent T Bellini, 304 Miller Rd W, Sterling, $262,000 • Cesar I Contreras to David Wahl and Erma Lorraine Wahl, 707 19th St E, Sterling, $240,000 • Kenyon R Hostetler and Sherry K Hostetler to Nolan Hostetler and Jolene Hostetler, 2364 Hickory Hills Rd, Tampico, And 2364 Hickory Hills Rd, Deer Grove, $950,000 • Jill L Hoyle to Justin Copling and Erin Copling, 1002 2nd Ave, Sterling, $85,000 • Marc Helf and Dianne Helf to Martin Breed, 1205 Sinnissippi Park Road, Sterling, $315,000 • Carl D Hull to Corwell Properties Llc,

1814 18th Ave, Sterling, $40,000 • Carl D Hull to Corwell Properties Llc, 617 19th St E, Sterling, $93,000 • Mitchell Swon to Amy L White and Kory L Briggs, 2008 Walter St, Rock Falls, $25,000 • Todd R Smith and Sharon A Smith to Danny Lewis, 2104 Melvin Road, Rock Falls, $195,000 • Sterling 706 Properties Llc to Nicholas Deleon and Stephanie Deleon, 706 Locust Street, Sterling, $52,300 • Miles Mcclintock, Michelle Goble, Patrick E Dalton and Alan L Dalton to Laura M Purkapile, 306 Thomas St, Rock Falls, $140,000 • Beth A Krug to Bailey Bernice Wetzell and James L Krieger, 9929 Tampico Rd, Rock Falls, $275,000 • Benjamin E Doty to Tyler Steele, 1300

5th Ave, Rock Falls, $170,000 • Matthew J Wagenecht to Eugene M Lefevre and Sarah A Lefevre, 28121 Woodside Dr, Rock Falls, $209,900 • Kurt Stralow and Kenneth Stralow to Laureen Slater, 15207 Henry Rd, Morrison, $450,000 • Amery Rentals Llc Erie to Honesti Winters, 7825 Kelly Court, Erie, $70,000 • Connie Murphy, Eric Murphy and Christopher Murphy Estate to Carl A Zienty Living Trust, 1122 12th St, Erie, $50,000 • Red Lotus Enterprises Llc to Heritage Asset Group Llc, 304 3rd St W, Tampico, $30,000 • 312 Sterling Investments Llc to Sterling Industrial Development Commission, 1401 4th St E, Sterling, $146,500

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• Jave Farms Llc to Jason J Vandereide and Ashley N Vandereide, 3 Parcels: 07-01-100-002, 07-01-200-005 and 07-01-200-007, $232,235 • Opendoor Property Trust I to Devin Pyszka, 4002 Rock Falls Rd W, Rock Falls, $240,000 • Delores Stuart to Earl E Swanson and Susan B Swanson, 622 Lincolnway Rd W, Morrison, $160,000 • Aaron L Johnson to Ronald D Wilkens and Linda K Wilkens, 311 Jackson St B N, Morrison, $267,000 • Devin Pyszka to Dasmir Dalipi, Fluturije Dalipi and Briana Dalipi, 1204 20th St E, Sterling, $144,000 • Anastacio Hernandez III and Julia M Hernandez to Angel Felipe Calderon Martinez, 810 5th St E, Sterling, $23,700 • John S Greene to Robert E Zuidema

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St. Patrick Catholic Church 1201 N. Bluff St. Father Timothy Barr, Pastor CORDOVA Cordova Baptist 602 Third Ave. South 309-654-2501 Pastor Carmen Weaver www.fbccordova.org EAST MOLINE Sycamore Reformed Baptist Church 5323 180th St. North 309-302-0005 www.sycamorebaptistchurch.com Wildwood Baptist Church 18717 Hubbard Road 309-496-9397 office@ wildwoodchurch.com Pastors Brian Smith, Andrew Robinson, Andy Thomaston and Matt Winquist Zion Lutheran Church 17628 Hubbard Road 309-496-3592 Rev. Gary A. Wright ERIE Erie Baptist Church 1102 Eighth Ave. Call Ron Kimball for info: 309-230-3584

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Church Of St. Anne Episcopal 401 N. Cherry St., 815-772-2818 stannemorrison@frontiernet.net www.churchofstannemorrison.org

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Immaculate Conception Church 703 12th Ave., 815-589-3542 Father Timothy Barr, Pastor secretaryfulton@gmail.com

MORRISON Bethesda Evangelical Lutheran Church 301 W. South St. 815-414-1758; Office: 772-4896 Pastor Tammy Anderson

Erie Evangelical Free Church 1409 16th Ave., 309-659-7125 www.erieefree.com

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St. Mary’s Catholic Church 13320 Garden Plain Road 815-772-4890 Rev. Slawomir Zimodro www.stmarymorrison.org

St. Peter’s Lutheran Church 601 N. Jackson St. 815-772-3386 Pastor David Strable Sunday service is at 9:30 a.m. Bible study and Sunday School at 10:45 a.m. PORT BYRON Bethel Baptist 27308 108th Ave. North 309-523-3352 Pastor Todd Rowland www.facebook.com/BethelBaptistPB Church of the Cross United Methodist Church 22621 IL 2 and 92 309-523-2201 Pastor Mark Graham Countryside Christian Church 3817 230th St. North 309-523-2834 Pastor Steve Allison www.countrysidecc.org Fairfield United Methodist Church 23505 115th Ave. North 309-507-3336 Pastor Larry Misfeldt www.fairfieldumc.org Messiah Lutheran Church 302 11th St., 309-523-2421 Pastor Gwen Sefrhans-Murphy www.messiahlutheranpb.com Peace Lutheran Church ELCA 20828 Friedens Road, 309-523-2295 Interim Pastor: Nancy Jaster Port Byron First United Methodist Church 9412 228th St. North, 309-848-4050 portbyronfirstumc@gmail.com Roberta Robbins, Lead Pastor Becky Butterfield, Associate Pastor www.firstumcpb.org

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PROPHETSTOWN Advent Christian Church 200 Elm St. 815-537-5646 Pastor Diana Verhulst www.ptownac.org First Lutheran Church 300 W. Third St. 815-537-2758 Interim Pastor Susan Davenport www.firstlutheran-ptown.org Leon United Methodist Church 17173 Lomax Road Pastor Joey Garcea - cell 815-656-0362 pastorjoeygarcea@gmail.com Prophetstown United Methodist Church 200 W. Second St., 815-537-2496 Pastor Joey Garcea River Church 218 E. Third St. 815-876-6226 www.riverchurchag.com

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E North Street, A.M., in the Pool- DRAINAGE AND Questions Contact Geneseo, IL 61254 side Room at the LEVEE DISTRICT Jim at 309-373Sept. 22 & 29, will be held on 5585. 2026 Geneseo Commu- MONDAY, Sept. 29, 2026 NOVnity Center, 541 EMBER 30, 2026 ELEGAL North EGAL LEGAL NOTICES NOTICESStreet, AT LEGAL8:00 NOTICES L NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES A.M., in Geneseo, IL 61254 the Poolside Room Sept. 22 & 29, at the Geneseo SUPERVISORS ANNUAL REPORT 2026 Community Center, I, Scott Findley, Supervisor of Union Grove541 Township, Whiteside County, Illinois, being duly sworn, deE North Street, pose and say that the following report is a correct statement for Geneseo, IL 61254 the fiscal year beginning April 1, 2025 and ending March 31, 2026. Sept. 22 & 29, UNION GROVE ROAD DISTRICT 2026 REVENUE SUMMARY: Property Tax - 249,317.81, Replacement Tax - 24,936.87, Rental Income – 7,807.80, Misc. Income - 43,644.70, Insurance Dividend - 1,099.00, Interest - 165.21, Bank Loan – 240,000.00. TOTAL REVENUE: $566,971.39 COMPENSATION SUMMARY: J. Dyke - 28,181.50, D. VanderVinne - 4,563.50 D. Kuehl - 3,198.50, L. Stoecker - 2,470.00, A. Bonneur – 809.00. TOTAL COMPENSATION: $39,222.50. EXPENDITURE SUMMARY: Monroe Truck Equipment - 13,568.03, Johnson CPA – 10,500.00, Gold Star F.S. - 19,341.17,Fink Biner Equiptment - 27,500.00, Jeff's Custom Repair – 2,993.23; Monroe Truck Equiptment - 14,348.00, Ascendance Trucks Midwest - 30,141.75, TORMIA – 8,202.00, Road Machinery & Supply - 23,568.03, Dunn Company - 39,300.00, Matt's Co. - 8,602.50, Rock Valley Service, Inc. 15,452.70, J&M AG Equiptment - 5,066.25, Great Lakes Salt Co. - 22,481.78; All Other Disbursements Under $2,500.00 – 24,980.41. TOTAL VENDORS: $ 266,045.85 SUMMARY STATEMENT OF CONDITION Road & Bridge Fund Social Security Fund Insurance Fund Beginning Balance $1,553.53 $13,565.15 $7,659.49 Receipts 245,496.49 134.90 2,949.75 Disbursements 220,325.38 1,759.08 8,332.32 Ending Balance $26,724.64 $11,940.97 $2,276.92 Permanent Road Fund Special Bridge Fund Audit Fund Beginning Balance $3,188.61 $45,443.06 $12,803.02 Receipts 134.90 109,107.13 20,900.28 Disbursements 10,500.00 119,851.40 28,291.80 Ending Balance $(7,176.49) $34,698.79 $5,411.50 UNION GROVE TOWN FUNDS REVENUE SUMMARY: Property Tax - 66,252.27, Replacement Tax – 7,179.62, Interest Income 1,575.57, Insurance Dividend - 1225.00. TOTAL REVENUE: $83.938.71. COMPENSATION SUMMARY: A. Vegter - 53,022.68, R. Deter - 5,500.00, D. Mickley – 3,300.00, D. Schaver - 900.00, P. Klount - 830.00, T. Venhuizen - 750.00, D. Sterenberg - 675.00. TOTAL COMPENSATION: $64,977.68. EXPENDITURE SUMMARY: Central Management Services LGHP - 15957.00, IRS (Soc. 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22 SAUK VALLEY ATHLETE OF THE WEEK

Evan Steimle was key to Panthers win over Newman Senior threw 2 TD passes, kicked the go-ahead extra point and had a game-sealing pick By DRAKE LANSMAN dlansman@shawmedia.com

Name: Evan Steimle School: Erie-Prophetstown Sport: Football Year: Senior Why he was selected: He threw two

everyone trusts each other, and how we just flow as a team.

You guys are 5-0 for the first time as a program. What have been the biggest keys to that great start? Steimle: It feels great, and playing

together as a team.

Any goals for you individually? What about as a team? Steimle: Individually ties in with my

team goal, and I just want to be the best leader I can be for the rest of the team, especially the younger guys. And making it past the first round of playoffs is t o u c h d o w n p a s s e s , i n c l u d i n g a n our team goal. Favorite football memory? 81-yard strike to Lane Decker on third Steimle: My junior year, I was a down with 70 seconds left to tie the game against Newman. He also kicked receiver, and my best friend Gaven the go-ahead extra point and had the Adams was also a receiver, and we got game-sealing interception in a 14-13 to run a double pass, and we completed it, and it was just a great moment. win over the ComAny fun facts or unique stories about ets. yourself? It was the first Steimle: I like fishing and hunting a time E-P beat Newlot. man since 2003. Do you have a favorite athlete, sports The Panthers are team or anyone else that inspires you? 5-0 for the first Steimle: My favorite athlete is Martime in program cel Reed; he is the quarterback at Texas history as a co-op. A&M. Steimle is the Any other sports, hobbies or activities Sauk Valley Ath- Evan Steimle you are involved in? lete of the Week, Steimle: I play baseball and basketpresented by Loescher Heating and Air Conditioning. Here is a Q&A with him. ball too, but football is my favorite How did you first get into football? What sport.

has helped keep you in it? Steimle: My dad got me into football

Do you have a favorite book or quote? Steimle: My favorite book is “The

from football? Steimle: The biggest thing I think

Favorite place you have visited? Steimle: Kauai, Hawaii Favorite TV Show or movie? Steimle: Favorite TV show is “How I

at a young age. I just remember playing Great Gatsby,” and not really a quote, catch in the driveway after supper but everyone is human, we are meant until dark. Then on Friday nights, sit- to make mistakes. Favorite restaurant or meal? ting behind the end zone with my Steimle: My favorite restaurant is friends and family. What kinds of things have you learned Chick-fil-A about is, at the end of the day, I get to do what I love with my friends, and I Met Your Mother” only get to be in high school once.

Was there anything you worked on coming into the season or feel you have improved on? Steimle: This summer, I would say

Favorite music artist or genre? Steimle: Keith Whitley Any favorite school subjects or teachers? Steimle: Colin Mix or Cassidy Melton Do you have plans yet for after high just getting consistent work in and keeping a football in my hands year- school? Steimle: I’m still open to college at round as much as possible and just continuing to get in the weight room.

this point, but my dad also owns a com-

What stands out about this year’s team? pany that I look forward to helping out Steimle: How connected we are, how with.

AREA ROUNDUP Boys golf

at Highland Springs. NUIC meet: On Wednesday, Galena (386) was team champion, followed by Pearl City senior night, Sept. 14, Fulton’s Owen Van Zuiden shot a 34 to earn medalist honors. (395), Fulton (425), Pecatonica (468), West Carroll (478) and Eastland (485). Talon Meyers was runner-up with a 41. Galena’s Layla Deloach (87) was a Mike Ackert led Amboy with a 44. medalist, and Polo’s Grace Monaco (89) Erie-Prophetstown 154, Rockridge 163: E-P’s Gavin Vandyke, Grayson Johnston and tied for third. Fulton’s Paisley Van Zuiden Sawyer Copeland all shot a 38. Rockridge’s (96) was sixth, and Cara Tack (98) was seventh. Hudson Connelly earned medalist honors Princeton 207, Sterling 218, Erie-Prophetswith a 36. Fulton 153, Pecatonica 177: Fulton’s Owen town 228: Thursday at Sterling, Josie Pink Van Zuiden shot a 34 and Luke Bush shot a finished in a tie for second as Sterling’s top finisher. Baylie Snowden finished in a tie for 39 to lead the Steamers on Wednesday. fifth as the Panthers’ top finisher. Fulton 164, West Carroll 181: On Sept. 19, Owen Van Zuiden shot a 37 to earn Girls volleyball medalist, and Luke Bush shot a 38 in the Fulton def. Polo 25-13, 25-13: At Fulton, Fulton win. Chloe Wilkin had 10 kills to lift the SteamThree Rivers meet: On Sept. 22, Nicklaus ers to the win on Sept. 15. Reese Mekeel shot an 83 at Emerald Hill to earn firsthad three kills and a pair of blocks for Polo. team all-conference as the Comets took Erie-Prophetstown def. Princeton 25-16, sixth. Jeff Thormeyer shot an 87 to take 29-27: At Princeton, the Panthers remained 19th and earn second-team all-conference. unbeaten in the TRAC with the win over the Rockridge (338) was team champion, Tigers. followed by Hall (345), Orion (346), Morrison def. Ashton-Franklin Center Mendota (349), Riverdale (349), Newman 25-14, 25-13: At Ashton, Halle Schaefer and (351) and Erie-Prophetstown (355). Elle Milnes had six kills each as the Fillies Fulton 158, East Dubuque 172, Galena 189, rolled in the NUIC. West Carroll 214: Fulton finished 15-0 in the Morrison def. Amboy 25-16, 25-17: Bricelyn regular season as Owen Van Zuiden earned Osborn led the Fillies with 25 assists, and medalist with a 34. Sophie Damhoff had six kills and four Northwest Upstate Illini Tournament: blocks on Thursday. Halle Schaefer added Thursday at Lake Carroll, Owen Van Zuiden nine kills, three aces and five digs. fired a one-over-par 73 to lift Fulton to the Steamers go 2-3 in Clinton: On Sept. 19, team title. Luke Bush of Fulton finished in a Fulton beat Clinton 25-19, 25-18 and 21-16, tie for fifth with Daylen Rahn of Forreston, 23-25, 15-12. The Steamers lost to Wilton each shooting an 82. Brixen Dale of (21-12, 16-21, 15-8), Jefferson (21-12, 21-16) Eastland placed seventh, and Eastland and Western Dubuque (20-22, 25-23, placed third in the team race. 15-12). Galesburg invite: On Saturday, E-P’s Kerby Germann (30 digs) led Fulton with Grayson Johnston shot a 60 to help the 42 kills and Chloe Wilkin had 27. Brianna Panthers take second as a team with a 303. Brennan had 54 assists and Averi Bush had Keegan Ryan took sixth for E-P with a 76 39 digs. Iris Williams had six blocks. and Brevin Vandyke was ninth with a 77. Fulton def. AFC 25-13, 25-9: On Sept. 21, Kerby Germann (four aces) had six kills, Girls golf Sherrard 203, Mendota 216, Erie-Prophets- and Averi Bush (four digs, one block) had four kills in the win. town 222, Kewanee 235: On Sept. 14, Fulton def. Amboy 25-10, 25-17: On Sept. Sherrard’s Claire Dehamer (43) earned medalist, and Mendota’s Kamilah Preciado 22, Kerby Germann had 11 kills, and Iris (49) was runner-up. Baylie Snowden took Williams had four blocks in the win. Morrison def. Eastland 16-25, 25-23, 25-15: third with a 50 for E-P at Prophet Hills. Thursday at Lanark, Halle Schaeffer had 10 Fulton 214, West Carroll 241: On Sept. 19, kills and 12 digs to lead the Fillies over the Paisley Van Zuiden shot a 47 to earn medalist honors, and Breleigh Hayton shot Cougars. Elle Milnes added 16 digs and 16 kills for Morrison. Harrison Mlakar had 14 a 53 as runner-up. Riley Runions led WC kills to lead Eastland. with a 55. Rockridge 199, Erie-Prophetstown 243: On See ROUNDUP, page 23 Sept. 22, Baylie Snowden led E-P with a 53 Fulton 178, Amboy 182, Warren 229: On

23 WHITESIDE NEWS Shaw Media / ShawLocal.com • Tuesday, September 29, 2026

Forreston downs Morrison 53-0

Photos by Earleen Hinton

TOP LEFT: Morrison’s Waylon Phelps returns a punt against Forreston on Friday in Forreston. TOP RIGHT: Forreston’s Mickey Probst (center) blocks Morrison’s Cody Peters (right) to allow Cardinals quarterback Connor Politsch room on Friday. ABOVE: Morrison’s Eli Mogdlin (left) and Joshua McDearmon tackle Forreston’s Liam Setterstrom during an NUIC game on Friday. LEFT: Mogdlin breaks up a pass to Forreston’s Eli Ferris during an NUIC game on Friday.

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Continued from page 22 Football

Stockton 44, Fulton 14: On Sept. 18, the Steamers (4-1) took their first loss in NUIC action against the state-ranked Blackhawks. Fulton next faces Lena-Winslow. Lena-Winslow 46, Morrison 7: The

Mustangs fell to 0-4 after the home setback to the state-ranked Panthers. Morrison next plays at Forreston. Erie-Prophetstown 39, Orion 6: The Panthers improved to 5-0 after the home win. It was the fewest points E-P has allowed all season. The Panthers next play at Rockridge. Forreston 53, Morrison 53: On Friday,

Forreston’s Eli Ferris had 77 yards and two TDs. Liam Setterstrom added 84 yards and two scores. The game was called with 3:50 left after the power went out in town. Lena-Winslow 22, Fulton 14: The Steamers played the Panthers tough, taking a 14-8 lead after Wyatt Connor’s rushing score and an Easton Spooner TD to Teague Bray. L-W scored the final TD with 1:43 left.

Girls swimming

Clinton 146, Morrison 89: On Sept. 19, Molly Brackemyer, Sarah Prombo, Lucy Bohm and Shay Steele won the 200 medley relay. Brackemyer also won the 200 freestyle, Bohm won the 50 free and 100 backstroke, and Prombo won the 100 breast. – Drake Lansman

SPORTS

TODAY IN SPORTS HISTORY 2002: Seattle’s Shaun Alexander scores an NFL-record five touchdowns in the first half of a 48-23 rout of Minnesota. He finishes with 139 yards rushing and 92 receiving and one TD short of the league mark of six in a game. Tuesday, September 29, 2026

Forreston’s Jonathan Milnes (left) reaches for Morrison quarterback Grayson Millerschone on Friday, Sept. 25, during an NUIC game in Forreston. Photo by Earleen Hinton for Shaw Local News Network

WEEK 6 ACTION

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