Anderson County Review — July 28, 2020

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State Board thwarts
Governor Kellys order,
local schools to open
USD 288, 479 will
finalize this week, 365
will open August 19
BY DANE HICKS
TOPEKA With the rejection
by the Kansas State Board of
Education of Governor Kellys
executive order delaying the
fall start of public schools in
Kansas, local districts are tooling up with additional technology and contact control
measures to get local schools
rolling in coming weeks.
Kellys order would have
delayed the start of school
until at least September 9, but a
stalemate 5-5 vote on the KSBE
lacked a majority to approve
it. Kansas legislators amended
Kellys authority during a special session in June to give the
THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW 7-28-2020 / DANE HICKS
From right, Walt and Dorothy Lickteig and Kenny Kellstadt with the
Anderson County Historical Society meet with Dan Haskell, great, great,
great grandson of Valentin Gerth. Below, Dorothy Lickteig points out an
artifact displayed in the 1856-era cabin.
Walk-thru roots
Tennessee man nabs
bucket list item with
visit to Gerth Cabin
BY DANE HICKS
THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW
GREELEY After years communicating with local historians in
the area, a bucket list trip by
Nashville attorney Dan Haskell
brought him to Greeley recently
face to face with the celebratd
1850s-era home of his great, great,
great grandfather.
THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW
state school board the final say
in decisions about closing or
reopening schools.
USD 288 Superintendent
Nathan Hinrichs said his
school board planned to
approve a school calendar at
a special meeting July 31 and
approve its back to school plans
at its regular August meeting.
The district plan will include
both on-site and remote learning protocols, according to a
post on the districts website.
Crest USD 479 has been
polling parents with an online
survey to determine their comfort levels with various aspects
of reopening. Superintendent
Nathan Walter said his school
board also planned a special
meeting early this week to
assess those results and finalize details.
SEE SCHOOL ON PAGE 1B
St. Lukes to close
FCC satellite in Colony
Hes a descendant of Valentin
Gerth, an 1854 German immigrant
to the Greeley area who built a
two-room cabin northwest of
Greeley in 1856, as eastern Kansas
became the initial tinderbox in
what would become the Civil War.
Gerth Cabin survived more than
140 years and was donated by private owners to the City of Greeley
in 1999, where an extensive renovation project turned the cabin
into a mini-museum on the bank
COLONY St. Lukes Health
System announced last week
it will close its Colony Family
Care Center facility, just weeks
after taking over operation
of the Allen County Regional
Hospital in Iola in a lease deal.
Patients in Colony and elsewhere in southern Anderson
County received a letter from
Anderson County Hospital
Administrator Rich McKain
saying the facility would be
closed and directing patients to
seek services either at ACRH
SEE HASKELL ON PAGE 5A
or at ACH. Colony is about 12
miles from Iola, and 18 miles
from Garnett.
McKain cited the Covid-19
pandemic as a reason for the
move.
As we continue to manage
the challenges of this unprecedented situation, we have made
the difficult decision to close
the Family Care Center-South
clinic in Colony permanently.
The letter did not say what the
SEE CLOSED ON PAGE 1B
Anderson County Primary Election 2020
Stump speeches from primary election candidates for local, state and national races affecting Anderson County.
ANDERSON COUNTY ATTORNEY
Elizabeth L. Oliver
Joseph Falls
Tonya Vignery
ANDERSON COUNTY CLERK
Linus Thuston
Sarah Mader
Julie Wettstein
My name is Elizabeth L.
Oliver and I am running for
Anderson County Attorney.
My grandparents ran a dairy
in Richmond,
Kansas and I
love going to
the Anderson
County Sale
Barn.
My
favorite set of
pigs that we
raised were
bought at the
Oliver
Anderson
County Sale
Barn. I had a canoe bookshelf
that was bought there in my
Anderson County needs a
County Attorney who will be
attentive to the needs of its
citizens, law enforcement, and
other stakeholders.
We desperately need
a
County
Attorney
who
will
treat this as
a full-time
position. We
Falls
have been
fortunate
that we have had some great
county attorneys in the past
As your Anderson County
Attorney I will devote my full
attention to the Office. This
Office is not a stepping stone
in my career.
My long term
goal is to be
a prosecutor
in a rural
community.
I have been
drawn
to
Anderson
County ever
Vignery
since I began
working here
in January 2019. I have seen
the wonderful landscapes,
Dedicated service and experience set me apart from the
other candidates for County
Attorney.
My parents raised
their children to serve
God
and
their community. I have
been dedicated to service
to God and
Thuston
protecting
my community my entire life.
I started protecting my com-
My name is Sarah Mader,
and I am running to be your
next Anderson County Clerk.
I was born and raised in
Anderson
County, the
4th child of
Donna and
the late Ed
Mader. As a
child, I was
a
member
of the 4-H
program,
Mader
w o r k e d
alongside
my parents at county fairs,
and had the privilege of play
My name is Julie Wettstein
and I am your County Clerk.
I feel honored to be able to
serve the residents of Anderson
County on a
daily basis.
The
dedication and
hard work
that I pour
into
being
the County
Clerk
and
continuously
Wettstein
striving to
exceed my
goals makes me confident
that I am the best person for
SEE OLIVER ON PAGE 3A
SEE FALLS ON PAGE 3A
SEE VIGNERY ON PAGE 6B
SEE THUSTON ON PAGE 6B
SEE MADER ON PAGE 3A
SEE WETTSTEIN 6B
STATE REPRESENTATIVE 5TH DISTRICT
Mark Samsel
Mark Powls
UNITED STATES SENATE
Bob Hamilton
Roger Marshall
Kris Kobach
Brian Matlock
Anderson County needs a
champion for our community.
I was raised and educated here
in the district, and now I live
here to give
back through
my service
and
small
business.
F r o m
Colony
to
Garnett, and
from Greeley
Samsel
to Welda, I
My name is Mark Powls
and I am a long-time resident of Garnett, Kansas and
a Republican candidate for
K a n s a s
Represent a t i v e
District 5 .
On August
4th,
2020,
voters will
choose which
Republican
Powls
candidate
Im Bob Hamilton.
I have lived the American
Dream. My dad was a plumber,
and he gave me the tools of the
trade.
In 1983, I
started my
plumbing
business.
It
was
just me, my
truck,
my
toolbox and
Hamilton
the faith, love
I was born a fifth generation
farm kid in El Dorado, Kansas.
My American dream was to
become a doctor and have a
family. As
a physician
of 30 years,
husband of
36
years,
father of
four
and
grandfather
of two-andMarshall
a-third, and
Ive been honored to receive
the endorsement and support
of some of the greatest conservative leaders and organizations like:
-Senator
Jim DeMint
-Dr. James
Dobson;
-Kansas
Coalition for
Life;
-Operation
Kobach
Rescue;
My name is Brian Matlock. I
live in Kansas City, Kansas
with my wife of 14 years, and
around the corner from my
daughter who
we adopted
at age 16. I
teach
and
research economics at the
University
of Missouri
Kansas-City.
Matlock
My expertise
SEE SAMSEL ON PAGE 6B
SEE POWLS ON PAGE 6B
SEE HAMILTON ON PAGE 6B
SEE MARSHALL ON PAGE 6B
SEE KOBACH ON PAGE 3A
SEE MATLOCK ON PAGE 3A
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THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW Tuesday, July 28, 2020
RECORD
NEWS IN
BRIEF
PLATE RENEWALS
License plate renewals for all
individuals, whose last name
begins with J, K, and L, are
due by Friday, July 31st, at the
Anderson County Treasurers
Office.
4-H BRAG BOOK COMING
Though the Anderson County
Fair 2020 will be cancelled,
except for the 4-H animal project sale, the Review will publish a 4-H Brag Book photo
section including submitted
photos of 4-H and open class
exhibits and exhibitors in place
of our annual Winners Circle
fair results section on August
18. If youre an exhibitor who
planned to exhibit your animal,
craft or other fair item, just take
a photo of yourself with your
exhibit and email it to review@
garnett-ks.com along with your
name and item information.
Well include as many exhibits as possible with preference
given to those first received.
Questions? Contact the Review
at (785) 448-3121 or email the
address above.
AMERICAN LEGION BINGO
American Legion Bingo is back!
Bingo will be each Tuesday at
6:30 p.m. at the VFW/American
Legion post hall. Everyone is
welcome to come and join the
fun.
FRIENDS OF LIBRARY
BOOK SALE JULY 28
Friends of the Library online
book sale. The FOL will be
hosting an online book sale on
Tuesday, July 28th at 6 p.m.
This will be a Facebook live
event. Log onto the library
Facebook page and click on
the Facebook live post for the
book sale. We will be selling
bundles of books for $5.00. We
will have all different genres;
fiction, non-fiction, mystery,
western and more. As each
bundle of books is held up a
number will be assigned, to buy
the bundle, comment sold
along with bundle #. There will
be a link to an online document
to fill out with your contact information. You pay for the books
when you come to the library
to pick them up. Please plan
to join us!
GARNETT SENIOR CENTER
SEEKING DONATIONS
The Garnett Senior Center is
seeking donations of used
medical equipment such as:
walkers, wheelchairs, scooters,
beds, shower chairs, etc. You
may drop off at the center from
9:30 1:30, Mon-Fri or call 4486996 for the item to be picked
up.
ANDERSON COUNTY COMMISSION
JULY 20, 2020
Chairman Jerry Howarter called
the meeting of the Anderson County
Commission to order at 9:00 AM on July
20, 2020 at the County Commission
Room. Attendance: Jerry Howarter,
Present: David Pracht, Present: Leslie
McGhee, Present. The pledge of allegiance was recited. Minutes from the
previous meetings were approved as
presented.
Emergency Management
JD
Mersman,
Emergency
Management Director, met with
the commission. He presented a
red light permit for Paul Stephens.
Commissioner Howarter signed the
permit.
Anderson County Fair Board
Kirby Barnes, Fair Board President;
Jess Rockers, Board Vice President
met with the commission. Discussion
was held on the carnival at the fair and
how to minimize costs with cancelling
their contract and event.
Frontier Extension District
Anderson County Fair Board and
Frontier Extension District met with
the commission. Discussion was
held on the breeding show during
the county fair. With recommendations and guidelines from the Kansas
Department of Ag, Frontier Extension
District, and the fair board the commissioners feel the breeding show and
sale can proceed during the fair.
County Appraiser
Adam Wilson, County Appraiser,
met with the commission. He presented information about a program
offered from Eagle View where aerial
digital data collection is taken from an
airplane. The program would help the
appraisers office pick up unreachable
buildings and take measurements for
the tax roll without having to go on
residents property.
Abatements
Abatements B20-195 through B20197 were approved as presented.
ANDERSON COUNTY
CIVIL CASES FILED
Susan Hogg is ordered, adjudged
and decreed to the sum of $11,995.01
to the plaintiff, Wells Fargo Bank.
Mary Ann Rockers has filed a
Petition for Informal Administration
stating they have an interest in the
estate of Andrew R. Rockers as she is
the mother and sole heir of Estate.
Bryan Tate and Stefanie Tate have
filed a Petition for Appointment of
Co-Guardians and Co-Conservators
for a minor child they believe is in
need of a legal guardian and conservator to provide for minor.
ANDERSON COUNTY
DOMESTIC CASES FILED
Lauren Himes, Lenexa, has filed a
Petition for Divorce against Evan Yule,
Olathe. 2516569739
Bryan Bauer, Edwardsville, has filed
a Petition for Divorce against Lauren
McRoy, Shawnee. 9139156470
David Glenn, Ottawa, has filed a
Petition for Divorce against Sonia
Glenn, Tucson, Arizona.
Stephen Toupin, Ira, Michigan,
has filed a Petition for Divorce
against Ashley Toupin, Leavenworth.
8167498071
Laci Tegtmeyer, Ottawa, has filed a
Petition for Divorce against Raymond
Tegtmeyer, Ottawa.
The State of Kansas has filed a
Petition for Support against Stephanie
Henderson stating she owes a duty
of support and ordered to pay child
support.
The State of Kansas has filed a
Petition for Support against Ashley
Hobbs stating she owes a duty of
support as well as liable to repay
$1,457.33 in past cash assistance.
Veronica Van Kirk, Junction City,
has filed a Petition for Divorce against
Daniel Van Kirk, Knoxville, Tennessee.
Amy Waldron, Lawrence, has filed
a Petition for Divorce against Jason
Waldron, Lawrence.
The State of Kansas has filed
an Allegation of Paternity against
Christopher Howey.
Francis Ramirez, Leavenworth, has
filed a Petition for Divorce against
Kherrion Sweet, Leavenworth.
ANDERSON COUNTY
LIMITED ACTION CASES FILED
Jefferson Capital Systems, LLC
has filed suit against Janon Gordon in
the amount of $1,552.78 plus fees for
unpaid goods and/or services.
Whitaker Aggregates, Inc. has
filed suit against David Milner in the
amount of $2,688.88 plus interest and
costs for unpaid aggregate.
The State of Kansas has filed a
State Tax Warrant against Shawn
Joliff in the amount of $211.75 for
unpaid 2018 Individual Income Taxes.
The State of Kansas has filed a
State Tax Warrant against Jason Moss
in the amount of $948.15 for unpaid
2018 Individual Income Taxes.
ANDERSON COUNTY
CRIMINAL CASES FILED
Ray Mcculley has been charged
with aggravated endangering a child,
driving under the influence of alcohol
– 4th of subsequent offense, driving
while suspended, domestic battery,
battery and criminal damage to property.
Anthony Fischer has been charged
with purchase or consumption of alcoholic beverage by a minor.
Kyle Eustice has been charged
with theft and interference with law
enforcement.
Wayne Kirkland has been charged
with possession of marijuana – 2nd
offense and possession of drug paraphernalia.
Laura Hoffman has been charged
with violation of protection order and
criminal damage to property.
Kenneth Burgoon has been
charged with disorderly conduct.
Toby Curtis has been charged with
purchase or consumption of alcoholic
beverage by a minor.
ANDERSON COUNTY
INCIDENT CASES FILED
On April 18, Breanna Chapman
was the victim of burglary and theft of
property/services valued at $43.
On June 19, Kenneth Covey was
the victim of theft of property/services
valued at $300.
On June 22, Chad Flinn was the
victim of burglary and theft of property/
services valued at $439.
On July 5, Samantha Fletcher was
the victim of criminal damage to property valued at $2,002.
ANDERSON COUNTY
TRAFFIC CASES FILED
Abraham Asfaha has been charged
with Municipal/County violation; Traffic
offense; class C misdemeanor, $183.
Gabriel Saenz has been charged
with no valid drivers license and no
proof of motor vehicle liability insurance coverage.
Craig Roswell has been charged
with Municipal/County violation; Traffic
offense; class C misdemeanor, $183.
Dalrick Rucker has been charged
with Municipal/County violation; Traffic
offense; class C misdemeanor, $183.
Harold Holmes has been charged
with Municipal/County violation; Traffic
offense; class C misdemeanor, $183.
Teryl Olson has been charged with
speeding 75 mph in a 65 mph zone,
$153.
Kamaria Amadou-Issoufou has
been charged with Municipal/County
violation; Traffic offense; class C misdemeanor, $183.
Michael Plough has been charged
with Municipal/County violation; Traffic
offense; class C misdemeanor, $183.
Bruce Rockers has been charged
with driving under the influence, transportation of liquor in an open container
and improper driving on a land roadway.
Mason Williamson has been
charged with driving while license
cancelled/suspended/revoked and
improper turn or approach.
ANDERSON COUNTY
TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS FILED
On June 25, a vehicle driven by Lyle
Adams was southbound on Missouri
Road when he struck a vehicle driven
by Tony Johnson at an uncontrolled
intersection, both parties state they
did not see each other until they hit.
On June 29, a vehicle driven by
Bradley Boots was at a stop sign when
another vehicle was getting ready to
turn onto west 700 Road when he
backed up to allow the vehicle enough
room, backing up into a vehicle driven
by Courtney Davis which was behind
him.
On June 29, a vehicle driven by
Heather Schuyler was driving north
on US 169 when her tire blew on the
front right side and as she brought the
car to a controlled stop she struck a no
passing sign and post.
On June 30, a vehicle driven by
Keith Stinson was traveling north on
Indiana Road and as he approached
1300 Road he was sleepy and missed
the corner causing his truck to turn
sideways going through the intersection and hitting two cedar trees with
the side of his pickup.
On July 1, a vehicle driven by
Jerrick Jones was traveling west on
200 Road when he swerved to miss
a deer and struck a pole on the SW
corner of 200 Road and Delaware.
On July 4, a vehicle driven by
Dustin Therman was traveling eastbound on 300 Road when he struck a
deer that entered the roadway.
On July 5, a vehicle driven by
Brandon Wynkoop was southbound
on Highway US 59 when they swerved
to avoid a deceased deer carcass in
the roadway, causing them to depart
the highway to the right, then overcorrecting swerving to the left before
departing the roadway on the left
rolling the vehicle.
On July 6, a vehicle driven by
Loretta Oden was traveling westbound on Park Road when she had
a medical event, losing control of the
vehicle and going into the ditch.
On July 9, a vehicle driven by Levi
Grady was traveling southbound on
US 59 Highway when he attempted to
turn on to 800 Road but was traveling
too fast causing the vehicle to slide
across loose gravel going into the
south ditch striking a hedge corner
post.
On July 13, a vehicle driven by
Cameron Whetten was traveling
southbound on US 59 when a deer
came out of the east ditch, the vehicle
struck the deer doing extensive damage to the front of the truck.
Waverly, was arrested to serve a court
ordered sentence.
On July 17, Chad Ellis, Richmond,
was arrested for two counts of aggravated domestic battery, breathing or
circulation of blood criminal restraint,
intimidation of witness/victim; preventing reporting.
On July 19, Wayne Kirkland,
Garnett, was arrested for use/possession of drug paraphernalia and
possession of certain hallucinogenics
with two prior convictions.
On July 19, Devon Allen Fort Scott,
was booked as a hold for the Linn
County Sheriffs Office as he was
arrested for possession of certain
stimulants.
On July 19, Larry Thorne,
Pleasanton, was booked as a hold for
the Linn County Sheriffs Office as he
was arrested for domestic battery.
On July 19, Robert Trinkle, Amoret,
Missouri, was booked as a hold for the
Linn County Sheriffs Office as he was
arrested for theft of property/services.
On July 19, Carl Newton, Mound
City, was booked as a hold for the
Linn County Sheriffs Office as he was
arrested for aggravated battery; bodily
harm with a deadly weapon.
On July 19, Darren Dicenzo,
Garnett, was arrested for a probation
violation.
On July 21, Celeste Nigh, Olathe,
was arrested for driving while suspended or revoked and Kansas insurance violation.
On July 21, Rose Stack, Lebo,
was booked as a hold for the Coffey
County Sheriffs Office as she was
arrested for aggravated battery; cause
great bodily harm.
On July 21, Sandy Owens, San
Diego, California, was booked as a
hold for the Coffey County Sheriffs
Office as she was arrested for fleeing
or attempting to elude; reckless driving.
On July 21, Jessica Coyer,
Chanute, booked as a hold for the
Coffey County Sheriffs Office as she
was arrested for failure to appear.
On July 21, Jeremy Cline, Garnett,
was booked as a hold for the Coffey
County Sheriffs Office as he was
arrested for failure to appear.
ANDERSON COUNTY JAIL ROSTER
Zachery Mitchell was booked into
jail on December 12, 2019.
ANDERSON COUNTY SHERIFFS
DEPARTMENT ARRESTS
On July 16, Raven Maley, Garnett,
was arrested for pedestrians under
influence of alcohol or drugs.
On July 16, Jacob Greidanus,
Topeka, was arrested for failure to
appear.
On July 16, Kyle Eustice, Junction
City, was arrested for possession of
stolen property and obstruction apprehension of prosecution.
On July 17, Grayson Hughes,
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Barry Weber was booked into jail
on February 15, 2020.
Jacob Joeckel was booked into jail
on April 23, 2020.
David McAfee was booked into jail
on May 16, 2020.
Jeffery Tummons was booked into
jail on June 17, 2020.
Chad Flinn was booked into jail on
June 17, 2020.
John Mclaughlin was booked into
jail on July 9, 2020.
Ray Mcculley was booked into jail
on July 11, 2020.
Jacob Greidanus was booked into
jail on July 16, 2020.
Wayne Kirkland was booked into
jail on July 19, 2020.
Darren Dicenzo was booked into
jail on July 19, 2020.
ANDERSON COUNTY JAIL
FARM-INS ROSTER
Justin Jackson was booked into jail
on November 12, 2019.
Rodney Lindsey was booked into
jail on March 18, 2020.
Daniel Hernandez was booked into
jail on June 3, 2020.
Christopher Conner was booked
into jail on June 26, 2020.
Rodney Parker was booked into jail
on July 6, 2020.
Kenneth Jones was booked into jail
on July 8, 2020.
Bernard Garrett was booked into
jail on July 8, 2020.
Jeremy Taylor was booked into jail
on July 8, 2020.
Jason Long was booked into jail on
July 8, 2020.
Samuel Shelton was booked into
jail on July 14, 2020.
Sahavione Coraway was booked
into jail on July 14, 2020.
Daniel Mckneely was booked into
jail on July 14, 2020.
Steven Drake was booked into jail
on July 14, 2020.
Carl Newton was booked into jail on
July 19, 2020.
Robert Trinkle was booked into jail
on July 19, 2020.
Jeremy Cline was booked into jail
on July 21, 2020.
Jessica Coyer was booked into jail
on July 21, 2020.
Sandy Owens was booked into jail
on July 21, 2020.
Rose Stack was booked into jail on
July 21, 2020.
THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW Tuesday, July 28, 2020
3A
LOCAL
MADER…
OLIVER…
FROM PAGE 1
private practice. My mother
works at the Anderson County
Hospital. For me, Anderson
County has always felt like
home, and I plan on living in
Anderson County if elected
County Attorney.
I have been a licensed
Kansas attorney since 2009.
I am pro- life and I believe
in the Second Amendment.
After working at Kansas Legal
Services for over three years,
I opened my private practice
in Ottawa, Kansas serving
predominantly Franklin and
Anderson County. In January
2019, I joined the Sumner
County Attorneys Office and
handled cases including traffic,
felonies, and care and treatments. While at the Sumner
County Attorneys Office,
I worked on jury trials that
included rape, burglary, and
driving under the influence.
During this time, I continued
to represent clients in my private practice. In October 2019, I
joined the Montgomery County
Attorneys office to focus my
career predominantly on felony and misdemeanor criminal
work. During my first week
at the Montgomery County
Attorneys Office, I did a felony jury trial on possession
of methamphetamine and successfully convicted the person.
Throughout my career, I have
handled every type of case that
a county attorneys office handles including child in need of
care, juvenile offender, traffic,
care and treatment, and criminal cases. I have done bench
trials, misdemeanor jury trials, and felony jury trials.
My passion for serving rural
communities and my love for
Anderson County motivated
me to run for Anderson County
Attorney and I am asking you
to vote for me on August 4,
2020.
FROM PAGE 1
ing TAPS for our veterans at
funeral and Memorial Day
services, a task which I am
honored to continue to perform. After graduating from
Anderson County, I attended Emporia State University
receiving a Bachelors Degree
in Psychology.
I earned a Masters Degree in
Business Administration from
American Public University.
As a Walmart employee, I started as a cashier and worked up
through positions as Assistant
Store Manager, Co-Manager,
and Academy Manager gaining
experience in human resources, employee benefits, budgeting, and payroll while always
remaining passionate about
my fellow associates and doing
the best job possible. Although
employed full time as a corporate employee, I also assisted
civic organizations with grants
FALLS…
and fundraising.
After
obtaining
these
degrees and work experiences, I returned to Anderson
County and have worked
for the past two years in the
County Treasurers Office. I
am thrilled to once again be
close to family (including my 16
nieces and nephews) and reconnect with the community in
which I grew up. I have taken
that opportunity to work as a
lead organizer in the construction of a Veterans Memorial in
Westphalia, which I am pleased
to report was planned and built
within an 11-month timeframe
solely with individual donations and volunteer support.
With my educational background and experience in management and civic projects, I
am confident that I can excel
in serving you as Anderson
County Clerk.
MATLOCK…
KOBACH…
FROM PAGE 1
-Gun Owners of America;
-The National Border Patrol
Council.
They support me, because
they know my record.
As Secretary of State, I promised Kansas would be the number one state for stopping voter
fraud. I promised to cut the budget of my agency without cutting services, and I delivered.
Now I am making promises
about what I will do as Senator.
(1) I will be the Presidents
point man on immigration.
(2) I will help the Senate confirm constitutionalist judges to
the federal bench.
(3) I will join the small number of Senators who are serious
about cutting federal spending.
If you entrust me with your
vote, I will deliver results again.
The Washington Establish-
ment also knows my record, and
that is why I am being attacked
by DC insiders like Mitch
McConnell. They are spending millions in false attack ads
against me, because they know
I pose a threat to the status
quo in Washington. They want
a yes man — not someone who
will keep his promises even if it
means upsetting DC insiders.
Kansans have a real choice
in this election. Do you want a
Senator who wants to be liked
by everyone, someone who
wont take a stand? Or do you
want a Senator who will stand
up for the conservative principles we hold dear?
I know that the Washington
Establishment and their media
allies will continue to attack
me. But I dont care.
I havent forgotten that I
work for you.
FROM PAGE 1
as an economist gives me the
tools to address the economic
crisis we find ourselves in with
this COVID-19 pandemic. My
life of service in the community and of opening my home
demonstrates that I will bring
the good neighbor values of
Kansas to Washington.
My parents are my inspiration for understanding what it
means to be a good Republican
and a good neighbor. They constantly opened their homes,
donated, volunteered and
helped out their neighbors. I
have tried to live out their values my entire life–first as a
minister, then working in nonprofits, and then going back
to school in economics to better understand how to create
solutions for the poverty and
economic crises.
We have had increasing housing, healthcare and
education costs for 40 years,
while wages have been stagnant. That situation is unsustainable–we see people locked
in debt, having more trouble
affording healthcare and shelter. COVID-19 has taken these
problems from a long term danger to a clear and present one.
Tens of millions are expected
to lose healthcare through
this pandemic with premiums
skyrocketing for the rest. We
risk opening our economy to
a great depression- mass evictions, business closures, unemployment, and a budget crisis
at the state and local levels.
This neednt be the case. We
can build a different way forward–together!
FROM PAGE 1
however we cannot allow this
to continue. I can promise if
I were elected, I will treat this
as a full-time position and will
do everything I can for the
People of Anderson County.
Further, I will not seek other
office during my term and will
not accept any other office if
asked. I am the only attorney currently running who
has tried cases to their conclusion in Anderson County. I
am familiar with both Judges
that serve Anderson County
and have worked with them
extensively on all matters that
a County Attorney is respon-
sible for. We have some qualified candidates running;
however, I am the only one
with deep ties to Anderson
County. Most of my family is
from Anderson County and I
have been to every community
in the County. I can promise
that if I am elected, we will
have a County Attorney who
is responsive to both the needs
of the community and law
enforcement. I will work tirelessly to make sure that our
community is safe and taken
care of. Id ask for your vote
on August 4th. Thank you and
God Bless America.
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THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW Tuesday, July 28, 2020
OPINION
Fearing more than sausage
The St. Louis police who confiscated Patricia
McCloskeys inoperable handgun last week
proved that when she stood by her husbands
side June 28 to defend their lives and property
against a violent Black Lives Matter mob in
their St. Louis suburb, she might as well have
been pointing a summer sausage.
If something isnt done to abet the rampant
victimization of our citizens underway by the
Marxist Black Lives Matter organization, future
responses by gun owning Americans may not be
so inert.
St. Louis prosecutors were kind enough to
have McCloskeys handgun taken apart and
reassembled to make it lethal prior to the pursuit of the circuit prosecutors charges against
the couple. While it still amounts to evidence
tampering, their assistance provided the
McCloskeys with a valuable service for which
they would otherwise have most likely paid a
full hours bench time at any local gun shop.
But the criminal case against the McCloskeys
is compromised. At least for now but depending on the continued coddling of violent mobs
associated with the Marxist Black Lives Matter
organization, brandishing a sausage is still not
a crime in Missouri.
Itll be interesting to see how that fact
plays into the criminal charges against the
McCloskeys, who have been rushed to the status
of folk heroes among right-thinking Americans
who are justifiably horrified at the destruction
and murder wrought by BLM virtually unfettered by leadership in the nations urban areas.
What will not be resolved by the now compromised criminal case against the McCloskeys is
the maturing mood among most of America that
it is only those who follow the rules not those
who break them that are subject to the consequence of law. The belief is justified, growing
and dangerous.
The point has no more perfect illustration
than the incident with the McCloskeys, who
because of a lack of police protection took the
last resort available to them to protect their
lives and their property by arming themselves,
standing their ground and confronting a definable threat. When the government fails or abdicates its responsibility to protect American
families, whos going to do it?
While the McCloskeys are quite accessible
to the long arm of the law in their alleged fire-
REVIEW COMMENTARY
DANE HICKS, Publisher
arm handling violations, accountability has
been barely asserted against the mob of thugs
who tore down a security gate marked no
trespassing to gain access to the McCloskeys
private neighborhood. Thats typical for what
has become the wanton violence and destruction pursued by BLM against individuals and
property owners of all races and tax brackets.
Led by its avowed Marxist founders Alicia
Garza, Patrisse Cullors and Opal Tometi,
BLM saw a perfect smokescreen for its attack
against America in the murder of George Floyd.
Mainstream media has ignored the organizations Marxist roots, and generally failed to
condemn its attack on the country.
In city after city, American property owners
have been victimized to the tune of billions and
numerous citizens murdered, yet leadership
in these cities still refuses to treat BLM as the
enemy it is. The ludicrous rebukes by mayors
of these urban muck pits to President Trumps
assignment of federal protection there speaks
volumes as to whose side theyre really on. They
lack the courage and the will to protect their
citizenry, then they castigate the federals who
try to cover for their neglect and cowardice. The
immediate demands of citizens safety justify
seizing to their own means of protection as they
await an election to throw these left-leaning
incompetents from office.
If leadership wont act, the citizenry has no
other choice but defend itself. And they wont be
pointing sausages. ###
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If we dont listen as adults to rules, such as
wear a mask in (name store) its right there on
the front door, how do you expect your children
to listen? It is a simple rule. Nobodys asking
you to cut off an arm or a leg. Just wear a mask.
Its so simple to do but yet were bucking the
system for whatever reason. Please take note
of that. Your kids will act the same way you do.
Does anybody know of a recall petition for
Kelly? I would love to sign a recall petition and
get her out of the governors office and I know
a lot of other people who would sign one too. If
there are any out there please let me know. Id
like to sign it.
Hey, I have five good angels taking care of me
since I got out of the hospital. Im sure a lot of
people have angels taking care of them too. I
just want everyone to know that Donna and
Lori, Liz and Nancy and John are looking after
me and taking care of me. I sure do appreciate
it. Thank you.
Wow, the treasurer of the (group name) arrested on meth charges. I wonder where my membership fees went?
In the end times people will have to have the
mark of the beast or you will not be able to buy
or sell. Having to wear a face mask because it
Yeah, I keep asking but no one will tell me,
SEE PHONE FORUM ON PAGE 5A
I cant breathe: Maybe not what you think
The COVID-19 lockdown has its benefits: a chapter a day of the unabridged version of Aleksandr Solzhenitsyns The Gulag
Archipelago, a study in fear and redefined
normal values, among many other lessons.
Lately Ive seen face coverings stenciled
with I cant breathe. The beauty of the
statement is its dual meaning. It can be a nod
to George Floyd, an arrestee who apparently
suffocated at the hands of a rogue law enforcement officer or it can be a statement of the
wearers condition behind the mask. More
generally, it can be a statement about the suffocation of society as a whole.
Free speech is the bedrock of our politics, but media manipulation is now rampant.
Under the guise of fact-checking, our modern day newspapersYouTube, Facebook,
and Twitterhave become the arbiters of
what constitutes a worthy opinion or fact in
contrast to misinformation. Scientists were
certain that something heavier than air could
not maintain flight. The misinformed Wright
brothers proved them wrong.
Vladimir Lenin recognized that the media
are propagandists and their information presented should be easy to digest, most graphic,
and most strongly impressive. With COVID19, the media create irrational fear with daily
charts of deaths and case numbers without
corresponding recoveries. They fail to mention that many deaths were of patients with
serious underlying conditions or who were
already in hospice and had weeks to live
NATIONAL COMMENTARY
MARILYN SINGLETON, M.D.; AUTHOR
and coincidentally tested positive. The raw
numbers are unaccompanied by the CDCs
instruction to classify a death as COVID-19
even if merely suspected or, in some cases,
with a negative test. There is no corresponding warning with blinking lights that the tests
have false positives or that the daily report of
increases includes old tests that were not
previously reported.
As Lenin noted, ideas are much more
fatal than guns. Thus, where propaganda and
media bias do not succeed, censorship will.
Currently, a vocal physician is being silenced
and investigated for questioning the motives
and possible over-reporting of COVID-19 as
the cause of death. Censorship is our polite
version of disappearing dissidents. We
are not Communist China and cannot allow
the treatment of Dr. Li Wenliang, a Wuhan
ophthalmologist to be the new normal. In
December 2019, he courageously warned his
colleagues on social media about the new
SARS-like pneumonia cases but knew that
he would probably be punished. Indeed,
Chinese officials forced him to sign a letter
accusing him of making false comments
that had severely disturbed the social order.
Fortunately for scientific advancement of our
relentless search for COVID-19 treatments and
mitigation, many questioned the official story
about the novel coronavirus coming from a
pangolin at a Wuhan wet market.
Censorship, corrupt scientific inquiry, and
media bias have no place in medicine. It is
not clear that lockdowns are scientifically
sound. Curiously, social justice protests are
allowed despite lockdowns. One epidemiological analysis concluded lockdowns in Western
Europe had no effect on COVID-19 deaths.
Additionally, studies show severe psychological effects of quarantines. The 5 states with the
most COVID-19 deaths from March through
April showed a 35 to 400 percent increase in
deaths from various non-respiratory underlying causes, including diabetes, heart diseases,
Alzheimers disease, and cerebrovascular diseases. Some 80,000 diagnoses of five common
cancers may be missed or delayed by early
June because of disruptions to medical care
caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Most reviews conclude that masks do not
slow down the spread of the SARS-CoV-2 virus
SEE MEDIA ON PAGE 1B
Joe Bidens shockingly adequate campaign
The Biden campaign has been lucky most
of all, but its also been smart, at least smart
enough.
To go, as Joe Biden did, from left for dead to
sweeping to the Democratic nomination and
quickly thereafter emerging as the favorite in
November is a run of success that would be the
envy of any national politician.
Its easy to consider this a mere accident
given the weakness of Bidens opponents,
first a socialist in the Democratic primaries
who had a ceiling on his support and now
an incumbent president whose ratings have
sagged.
The Biden team certainly isnt going to
rewrite any campaign playbooks or dazzle
anyone with its brilliance, but it has avoided
serious mistakes and demonstrated an understanding of the basic political terrain and its
candidates strengths. It hasnt asked Biden
to do anything out of his comfort zone or
beyond his capabilities and has been content
for President Donald Trump to dominate all
the attention, so long as Trump is not advancing his cause, and often setting it back, with all
the airtime and headlines.
Above all, the campaign has avoided the
most politically perilous ideological excesses
throughout. This has required some discipline, given how influential woke Twitter is
on the left.
Bidens theory of the Democratic Party,
even if it seemed doubtful at the outset, proved
correct — that the center of gravity of the
NATIONAL COMMENTARY
RICH LOWRY, King Features Syndicate
party was still with, as he put it, ObamaBiden Democrats rather than with the avowed
socialists and social justice warriors.
Biden hewed to this line when other candidates went the other way. It might seem
obvious that endorsing Medicare for All,
which involves yanking away the private
health insurance of more than a 100 million
Americans, is foolish and politically indefensible, but several candidates in the Democrat
race did it anyway.
Hes steered clear of other pitfalls since locking up the nomination. Hes said he wouldnt
ban fracking. He didnt endorse defunding the
police. He defended the statues of Americas
founders.
what happened to all them people down at
the lake over Memorial Day partying and all
the shame-shame-shame on them for passing
around the Covid? How many of them got it and
how many are dead now? I only heard of one
that got it but now the news dont say anything
about it. I wonder why that is?
Hes indisputably slid left. This has been his
MO his entire career — to stay smack in the
middle of whatever is the consensus position
of the Democratic Party at any given time.
His campaign knows that it benefits if the
election is a referendum on Trump — and is
acting accordingly.
Why should Biden try to take the mic from
Trump if the president is using it to feud with
Bubba Wallace and Dr. Anthony Fauci? Not
only do these diversions do nothing to dent
Biden, they serve to validate the former vice
presidents case that the county needs a return
to normalcy.
Still, nothing is decided in July. Bidens
record and agenda give Trump targets to shoot
at, and he should obviously take every opportunity to make the election, to the extent he
can, about the radicalism of the Democratic
Party.
Finally, theres the fact that Biden is an
unsteady performer at best. The strictures
around COVID-19 have relieved him of the rigors of the typical presidential campaign, but
hes going to have to emerge to participate in
a debate or debates in the fall, and no one can
rule out some catastrophic failure.
So, Trump cant be counted out. But the
Biden campaign is canny enough that it isnt
going to make it easy for him.
Rich Lowry is editor of the National Review.
Judaism is a
religion of life
Dear Mr. Hicks,
Im writing to you to let you know that I,
and Im sure many other Jews, were not at all
offended by the cartoon that you removed two
weeks ago. You were simply trying to make
a point about totalitarianism and were using
an extreme example to do so. Thats standard
practice in debate and political satire.
As a general matter, you should know that
the mainstream Jewish organizations in this
country
are
run
by secuReaders Letters lar Jews
who dont
believe in
traditional Judaism and therefore seek ersatz
religions to fill the void. For many of them,
that ersatz religion is liberalism plus Holocaust
remembrance. The Holocaust was an absolutely horrific event — possibly the most evil this
planet has ever witnessed — but it is just the
latest in a long line of persecutions the Jewish
people have suffered. Moreover, Judaism is
a religion of life, not death. We dont worship
death, and Judaism is not a death culture. In
fact, it is quite the opposite.
In short, I dont mind that you took down
the cartoon, but you should know that many
Jews — particularly Orthodox (i.e., traditional)
Jews who, by and large, vote Republican, not
Democratic — werent offended by the cartoon,
which was simply making a political point that
a decent portion of us agree with. Should you
ever wish to hear the voice of traditional Jewry,
I would suggest speaking to the Coalition for
Jewish Values, Agudath Israel of America, or
your local Chabad rabbi.
Sincerely,
Elliot Resnick, Chief Editor
The Jewish Press
Brooklyn, New York
First Amendment, U.S. Constitution:
Congress shall make no law respecting an
establishment of religion, or prohibiting the
free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom
of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the
Government for a redress of grievances.
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Childrens author trinket found?
This past week at the new site
Im now working at I uncovered
this rather interesting artifact.
In fact, it really caught my
eye. Everyone knows how I love
to research and thats exactly
what I did.
Gertrude Crampton
Born: June 26, 1909, New
York,NY.
Died: June 25 1996, Green
Valley, AZ.
Education: University of
Michigan
Gertrude Crampton was an
author of childrens books. She
wrote the beloved classic Little
Golden Books, The Tootle (1945)
and Scuffy the Tugboat (1946),
both of which have never been
out of print as of 2001. The Tootle
was the all time best selling hard-
HASKELL…
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DIGGING UP THE PAST
Henry Roeckers
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back childrens book in English.
Tibor Gregory
Born: August 3, 1900 Budapest,
Hungary
Died: January 13, 1978 New
York, NY.
Books illustrated: Great Big
Book of Bedtime Stories (The
Tootle and Scuffy The Tugboat)
Awards: Caldecott Medal
Tibor Gregory was a
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is mandated is a form of, or a practice run of the
mark of the beast, because many businesses and
government are requiring face masks for you to
do anything like buy or sell. Some people think
that when the Covid-19 vaccine comes out everyone will be forced to have the vaccine or you will
not be able to go into a business or to your job,
so this vaccine will be like the mark of the beast
in the fact that you will not be able to buy or sell.
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Hungarion-American artist best
known for his illustration of popular childrens picture books.
Born in Budapest, he studied art
briefly in Vienna before immigrating to the United States of
America.
Was this artifact a premium
give away pin or button of 1945?
Respectfully submitted by:
Henry Roeckers 21July2020
To the person who called in last week about
the Covid-19 and the mark of the beast, I highly
recommend you find a pastor if you do not have
one . Have him go visibly with you. Matthew
says take heed, no man deceive you. Whether
the Covid vaccine is implicated in the mark of
the beast which is fast approaching is irrelevant.
God has already conquered evil. But he is allowing some evil for a season. Find a pastor.
of the Pottawatomie Creek.
Haskell said hed conversed with Greeley historian
Dorothy Lickteig for years
about local history, his genealogy and his connection to
Gerth cabin. When he retired
from his Nashville law practice during the Covid-19 pandemic, he decided it was time
to see the site and experience
the restored project first-hand.
Somebody did a really nice
job of moving this thing and
setting it up, Haskell said. The
project cost about $27,000, and
Lickteig said the site of the
cabin is where Greeleys first
school was located in the midto-late 1800s.
Haskells connection to the
Gerth family comes from his
mothers side. Mary Manerva
Gerth was born in 1927 and
grew up in the Lane area where
her family had lived for those
generations since Valentin
Gerth settled the area. When
World War II rolled around,
Haskell said his mother attended nursing school and met his
father, Al, a native of Maine
who was assigned to the Naval
Air Station at Olathe. His father
became a pharmacist after the
war and the family eventually
moved to the Bonner Springs
area where Haskell was raised.
They made frequent, though
uneventful trips to his grandparents home in Lane when he
was a boy.
All the years we lived in
Lake of the Forest we came
down and visited my grandparents in Lane three or four
times a year, he said. Really
boring weekends. Lane is not
the highlight of much.
Still the sense of history and
local tradition was apparent
in his family, he said, and as
he got older and learned more
about the history of the area,
those roots meant more to him.
Gerth Cabin is notable
because its believed to be the
location where John Brown
hid 11 freed slaves enroute to
Canada just after Christmas
1858, after Brown and his men
conducted a raid in Vernon
County, Mo. Brown would
be captured after he tried to
commandeer a U.S. armory at
Harpers Ferry, Va., the following October. He was executed
in December 1859. The Gerth
Cabin incident was one of his
last acts of rebellion in the area
known as Bleeding Kansas.
While hiding near Greeley,
a baby boy named John Brown
Daniels was born to escaped
slave Jane Daniels. Local historians believe the slaves were
most likely hidden under the
floor of the cabin. A cut-away
portion of the floor of the cabin
is still visible from inside,
though no one knows if it was
an actual access to the hiding
place.
Haskell said he had fallen
heir to a number of Valentin
Gerths belongings, including
a honing stone on which to
sharpen shaving razors as well
as a leather shaving strap, and
a land deed made out to Gerth
from one of John Browns sons.
He said he hoped to gift the
items for the cabin exhibits.
He said the familys connection to the Civil War and
its Eastern Kansas roots had
struck a chord with him most
of his life.
I was always interested in
that sort of thing, he said.
This has been one of those
bucket list issues for me.
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REMEMBRANCES
WOHLER
APRIL 26, 1935 – JULY 13, 2020
Jan Wohler, age 85, of
Garnett, Kansas, passed away
on Monday, July 13, 2020, at The
University of Kansas Health
System St. Francis Campus in
Topeka, Kansas.
Janice
Margaret
Fisher was
born on April
26, 1935, at
St. Joseph,
Missouri.
She was the
second
of
Wohler
five children
born to Ted
and Marcella
(Hindry) Fisher. Her family
moved
to
Topeka,
Kansas, where Jan attended
Assumption grade school and
Hayden High School. Jans first
job was working at Hallmark
Greeting Cards in Topeka.
Jan met Jerome Wohler
in Topeka in 1954, they were
married on September 3, 1955
at the Assumption Catholic
Church. Jan later worked in
the telephone book department
for Bell Telephone Company in
Topeka. In 1956 Jerry received
his first assignment with
the Kansas Highway Patrol,
requiring them to move to
Augusta, Kansas. Jan worked
for the Augusta Gazette newspaper. Jan and Jerry had their
first baby, Jon, in 1958 and
Jeanna, in 1960. Jan did not
work away from home until
the children reached school
age. Jan and Jerry were transferred to Garnett, Kansas in
1964. Jan and Jerry opened
Garnett Lumber and Supply
across from the Courthouse
in a vacant lumber yard and
Jan worked as the secretary.
Jan and Jerry eventually purchased some acreage and developed it into building lots across
the street from their home. Jan
helped put in a street, and they
built a new home on one of
the lots. Their two children,
Jon and Jean attended Holy
Angels Catholic School until
Jerry transferred to Topeka,
Kansas in 1972. It was back
home for Jan, where she began
working as a receptionist in
the Governors office. She
later worked for the Shawnee
County Commissioners until
she was appointed as Executive
Secretary at the newly finished Expocentre. Jan and the
newly hired Expocentre manager oversaw the construction
of the new complex. Jerry
worked as the first Security
Director of the new complex.
Jan and Jerry both retired
from the Expocentre the same
day in 1993. After retiring, they
returned to Garnett, because
they liked it there. Jerry and
Jan continued to pursue other
endeavors and cultivate numerous friendships in Garnett.
They were looking forward to
celebrating their 65th wedding
anniversary on September 3,
2020.
Jan was preceded in death by
her father, Ted Fisher, mother,
Marcella Fisher, brother, Bob
Fisher and sister, Nancy Rees.
Jan will be remembered for
her unconditional love for her
family.
She is survived by her
husband, Jerry, of the home,
son, Jon and wife, Renee, of
Honolulu, Hawaii, Jean Wohler
of Topeka; three granddaughters, J.R. Wohler, Rachel Wohler
and husband, Joseph Roberts
and Nicole Overstreet and husband, Corey; four great-grandsons, Jonathon Wohler, Athan,
Alex and Ashton Overstreet;
sister, Diane Loebel and husband, Bill; and one brother,
Tom Fisher and wife, Deb. Her
sweet spirit and quick smile
will be missed by those who
knew and loved her.
A funeral service for Jan
was held July 18, 2020 at the
Feuerborn Family Funeral
Service, Garnett, Kansas.
Memorial
contributions
may be made to WINGS and
left in care of the funeral home.
Condolences to the family may
be left at www.feuerbornfuneral.com.
MYERS
JUNE 29, 1930 – JULY 22, 2020
Norma Jean Myers, 90, of
McPherson, KS, passed away
peacefully on Wednesday, July
22, 2020, at her
daughters
residence in
Garnett, KS.
She was a
homemaker,
bookkeeper,
and retired
from Sterling
Drug as a
Myers
pharmaceutical assistant.
Norma was born on June
29, 1930, in Geneseo, KS, the
daughter of John William
and Georgia Belle (Taylor)
Stackhouse. On April 9, 1955,
Norma was united in marriage
to Richard Eldon Myers in
McPherson, KS. He preceded
her in death on September 17,
2009.
She was a member of
the First United Methodist
Church, McPherson.
Survivors include: two
sons, David Myers and wife,
Jennifer, of McPherson, KS
and Steven Myers and wife,
April, of Apache Junction, AZ;
a daughter, Laurel Maloan and
husband, Brian, of Garnett,
KS; four grandchildren,
Whitney Barnes (Keegan),
Kaleigh Oestreicher (Aaron),
Tyler Maloan, and Sydney
Myers; three great-grandchildren, Braxton Barnes, Brailyn
Barnes, and Briar Barnes.
She was preceded in death
by her parents, husband, and
sister, Donna Mae Kaiser.
The memorial service will
be at 2:00 PM, Wednesday,
July 29, 2020, at First United
Methodist Church with Rev.
Emily Spearman Cannon officiating. Visitation will be held
from noon until service time
on Wednesday at the church.
Inurnment will follow the service at McPherson Cemetery.
The family asks that attendees
wear masks and practice social
distancing.
Memorial donations may
be given to the First United
Methodist Church or St.
Lukes Hospice (South Branch)
in care of Stockham Family
Funeral Home, 205 North
Chestnut, McPherson, KS
67460. Personal condolences
may be sent to the family at
www.stockhamfamily.com.
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MCADAM
FEBRUARY 2, 1931 – JULY 21, 2020
Bill McAdam, age 89, of
Moran, Kansas passed away
July 21, 2020, at his home surrounded by family.
Billy Dale McAdam was born
February 2, 1931, at St. Johns
Hospital,
Iola. Bill was
the second
of six children born
to John S.
and Mildred
B. McAdam
(Carnes), of
Lone Elm,
McAdam
Kansas.
Bill attended school at Liz Town school
near Colony, before his family
moved to the Bayard/Mildred
area in 1940. He then attended the Rising Star Elementary
School. Bill graduated from
Moran Rural High School in
1949. Attended Fort Scott Jr.
College on a football scholarship, and graduated from Allen
Community College. Bill joined
the U.S. Air Force in 1951 serving most of his enlisted time in
Alamogordo, New Mexico.
Bill
married
Nadine
Adams of Parsons, Kansas on
February 17, 1956. Their union
was blessed with one son, John
D. Nadine preceded Bill in
death on October 22, 2009.
Upon leaving the Air Force,
Bill partnered with his father
John McAdam, to build and
operate McAdam Construction.
They built many roads and
dams in central and eastern
Kansas. Bill with his father and
brother Tom purchased a rock
quarry in Garnett, Kansas and
formed McAdam Limestone
Corporation. As well as managing the McAdam Construction
business, Bill was active in the
operation of rock quarries in
Cedar Vale, Fort Scott, Mound
City, and Garnett. McAdam
Limestone was sold in 1996.
Bill was a sports enthusiast.
For many years he attended all
the Kansas City Chiefs home
football games as well as the
KU home basketball games.
Win or lose, he loved them
both. Bill was an avid reader.
He enjoyed American history
with a special interest in the
American Civil War.
Bill was a member of
the
Kansas
Contractors
Association, Moran American
Legion, Jones-Hardy Post #385
and the Mildred Methodist
Church. He later attended the
Moran Methodist Church.
Bill loved to entertain his
Shrine friends. At the time of
his death, Bill was enjoying
membership in the Marmaton
Masonic Lodge #245, Scottish
Rite Valley of Fort Scott, Mirza
Shrine, Order of Quetzalcoatl
#5, Hardly Able Shrine Unit
Fire Truck, and Royal Order
of the Jester Court #95, having
held several offices.
Most of all, Bill loved people. He treated strangers like
friends, and friends like family. He saw the good in everyone.
Bill was preceded in death
by wife, Nadine; his parents;
brother, Tom; and an infant
brother and sister.
He is survived by fiance, Pat
Ensminger of the home; son,
John Dale McAdam of Moran,
Kansas; two sisters, Beverly
Franklin and husband, Jack
of Iola, Kansas and Karolyn
Holloway of Rogers, Arkansas;
sister-in-law, Bonnie McAdam
of Pittsburg, Kansas; Pats children, Alan and Lori Ensminger
of Moran, Kansas and Jo Lynn
Nemeth of Kearney, Missouri;
and numerous nieces, nephews, and other family members.
Funeral services for Bill
were July 25, 2020 at the
Feuerborn Family Funeral
Service, Iola. Burial followed
in the Moran Cemetery.
Memorials in honor of Bill
are suggested to Wings of
Warriors – Iola or Shriners
Transportation Fund and may
be left with the funeral home.
Condolences may be left online
for the family at www.feuerbornfuneral.com.
JOHNSON
AUGUST 24, 1921 – JULY 19, 2020
Ralph F. Johnson, Sr., age 98,
a resident of Ft. Scott, Kansas,
passed away Sunday, July 19,
2020, at the Medicalodge of Ft.
Scott. He was born August 24,
1921, in Drumright, Oklahoma,
the son of Perry L. Johnson
and Ethel M. Coffman Johnson.
Ralph graduated from the
Mildred High School with
the Class of 1940. He married
Dorothy L. Williams on March
14, 1941, at Iola, Kansas. Ralph
served with the United States
Navy during World War II. He
later worked for twenty-eight
years for Johnston Pump
where he served as sales manager. Ralph was a life member
of the Bronson Masonic Lodge.
Survivors include his three
children, Connie Cherrybone,
of Odessa, Texas, Ralph F.
Johnson, Jr. and wife, Kathy,
of Ft. Collins, Colorado and
Gerald Johnson and wife,
Sherrie, of Loveland, Colorado
and nine grandchildren. Also
surviving are two sisters, Mary
Mefford of Ft. Scott, Kansas,
Jean Decker, of Bronson,
Kansas and Terry Joe Johnson,
of Iola, Kansas. Ralphs wife,
Dorothy, preceded him in
death on February 12, 2000. He
was also preceded in death by
a daughter, Cynthia Wisdom,
three
brothers,
Gilbert
Johnson, Perry Johnson and
Paul Johnson and three sisters,
Betty Clayton, Shirley Bolan
and Pat Dawson.
Graveside services will be
held at 10:30 A.M. Tuesday, July
28th at the Bronson Cemetery.
Arrangements are under the
direction of the Cheney Witt
Chapel, 201 S. Main, Ft. Scott,
Kansas. Words of remembrance may be submitted to
the online guestbook at cheneywitt.com.
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We are taking this step out of an abundance of caution for our guests
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complying with government guidelines. The closure includes all
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THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW Tuesday, July 28, 2020
They hear and truly believe
In Romans chapter 9 and 10
the Apostle Paul contrasts the
difference between the Gentiles
and Israel as far as hearing and
understanding of the teachings
of Jesus. For the Apostle there
were two different kinds of
hearing. The first is stated in
Romans 10:18, where Paul asks,
Did they (Israel) not hear? Of
course they did; Their voice
has gone out into all the earth,
their words to the end of the
world. Paul bases this on
Romans 1;20, For since the
creation of the world Gods
invisible qualities-his eternal
power and divine nature -have
been clearly seen, being understood from what was made, so
that men are without excuse.
Their conscience knows the
righteousness of God as they
see God in nature. They have
heard of Gods righteousness.
But people do not necessarily
believe what they hear.
The second kind of hearing
Paul references is apparent
in Romans 10:16. But they
have not all obeyed the gospel. For Isaiah says, Lord who
has believed what he has heard
from us? The word obeyed
in Greek refers to a type of
hyper-hearing.
This word
describes the kind of hearing
that makes someone obey the
gospel. They hear and truly
believe it, which shows in their
obedience to it. According to
John Calvin hyper-hearing is
not something humans can
generate. The Holy Spirit
takes the external calling and
makes it an internal calling,
efficacious or successful in producing the desired result and
peculiar to the elect.
Chapter 12 of Johns gospel
states that Christ performed
many signs during his preaching ministry. But many hear-
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ers still did not believe in
him. Why not? Because God
had blinded their eyes and
hardened their hearts. This
was prophesied in the book of
Isaiah. The peoples unbelief is
the fulfillment of Gods divine
election. Scripture tells us He
(God) chooses whom he will ;
He has mercy on whom he will.
Therefore the word of Christ
has not failed when some people
refuse to hear and obey the gospel. Those who do not believe
fail to believe because God does
not grant them hyper-hearing. First Thessalonians 2:13
reads , And we also thank
God constantly for this that
when you received the word
of God, which you heard from
us, you accepted it not as the
word of men but as what it really is, the word of God, which
is at work in you believers.
Preachers therefore should not
become frustrated or discouraged. It is not that the gospel
message failed to convert the
hearers. But God, who bestows
hyper-hearing as he wishes,
has magnified himself even in
their unbelief. The regenerate
person hears the word differently than the unregenerate
and truly believes it.
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Tuesday, July 28
10:00 a.m. – Storytime for Preschoolers
– Online
12:00 p.m. – Rotary Internation Club
Meeting
6:00 p.m. – American Legion Bingo
6:00 p.m. – City Commission Meeting
7:00 p.m. – Alcoholics Anonymous
Wednesday, July 29
1:00 p.m. – Duplicate Bridge – Cancelled
Thursday, July 30
9:00 a.m. – TOPS Meeting
6:00 p.m. – 13-Point Pitch & Snacks cancelled until further notice
7:00 p.m. – Alcoholics Anonymous
Saturday, August 1
9:00 a.m. – Kart Sprint Track Racing
Sunday, August 2
4:30 p.m. – Kart Sprint Track Racing
Monday, August 3
9:00 a.m. – Anderson County
Commission Meeting
9:00 a.m. – Friendship Quilters Meeting
4:00 p.m. – Greeley PTO
5:30 p.m. – American Legion Auxiliary
6:00 p.m. – Celebrate Recovery
6:00 p.m. – Garnett Lions Club Meeting
7:30 p.m. – Kincaid Masonic Lodge No.
338 Meeting
Tuesday, August 4
10:00 a.m. – Storytime for Preschoolers
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THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW 7-28-2020 / DANE HICKS
Workman made progress on Beacher Grains new machine shed on Friday afternoon. The expansive building will greatly alter the view along East 6th Street in
ACHS graduate receives
Work Ethic Scholarship
Guy Young, son of Joe and
Jennfier Young of Westphalia
and a member of the 2020 Class
of Anderson
County High
School, has
been named
a recipient of
a Work Ethic
Scholarship
from
the
Mike Rowe
Young
W o r k s
Foundation.
Each year
the Work Ethic Scholarship
Program recognizes folks they
consider rock stars. They recognize the people who understand the importance of personal responsibility, delayed gratification, a positive attitude,
and, of course, work ethic.
Mike Rowe is a firm believer
in hard work, and he is wanting to help redefine the definition of a good education and
a good job. The Work Ethic
Scholarship was created to
help those individuals wanting to attend a trade school
and help fill those blue-collar
jobs that keep America going.
In 2008, Mike wanted to find
a way to articulate the qualities he values most, and The
S.W.E.A.T. Pledge was created. It stands for Skills and
Work Ethic Arent Taboo. It
is made up of 12 statements
that a person must embody
and live by. It is a collection of
beliefs that outlines the importance of work ethic, personal
responsibility, delayed gratification, and a positive attitude
that every worker could benefit
from having.
Anyone from across the
nation that is wanting to attend
a trade school and willing to
sign The S.W.E.A.T. Pledge can
apply for a scholarship. There is
a little work in applying for the
scholarship though, it requires
references, essay questions,
and coming up with a thirteenth statement and a video
45 to 60 seconds illustrating the
thirteenth statement. This year
they awarded 223 scholarships
to individuals from across the
United States. Guy Young the
son of Joe and Jennfier Young
of Westphalia was a recipient
of a Work Ethic Scholarship.
Guy will be attending Fort
Scott Community College and
participating in the John Deere
Tech Program. His sponsoring
dealership is Prairie Land
Partners of Iola.
Kincaid student awarded America's
Farmers Grow Ag Leaders Scholarship
Recent Marmaton Valley
High
graduate
Julianna
Sprague has been awarded a $1,500 scholarship from
America's Farmers Grow Ag
Leaders, sponsored by Bayer
Fund. In the fall, Sprague will
study General Agriculture/
Agricultural Sciences at Fort
Scott Community College.
We are committed to
improving
educational
opportunities for students in
rural communities. Grow Ag
Leaders gives Bayer Fund and
farmers the ability to help
youth across the country with
college expenses and assist
in their pursuit of an ag education, said Amy Simpson,
Community
Engagement
Manager, Bayer Fund.
The future of agriculture
relies on talented young people
like Sprague to fill thousands
of jobs in a variety of fields,
such as plant science, engineering, communications, finance,
and more. Grow Ag Leaders
raises awareness of diverse
career opportunities in the
agriculture industry and provides 352 scholarships nationwide to support students post
high school ag education.
Grow Ag Leader scholarships, administered by the
National FFA Organization,
are available to high school
seniors and college students
pursuing degrees in ag-related
fields. To be considered, each
applicant is required to receive
endorsements from two local
farmers. Both FFA members
and non-FFA members are eligible to apply. WIth support
from Bayer Fund, more than
$3.2 million in scholarships
has been awarded to students
since Grow Ag Leaders began
in 2014. For a complete list of
recipients or more information, visit americasfarmers.
com.
Americas Farmers Grow Ag
Leaders is part of the Americas
Farmers community outreach
initiative. Since 2010, the programs have partnered with
farmers to award more than $57
million to nonprofits, aspiring
ag students, and public schools
across rural America. Other
programs include Americas
Farmers Grow Communities
and Americas Farmers Grow
Rural Education. Visit www.
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U.S. CONGRESSMAN 2ND DISTRICT
Steve Watkins
My name is Congressman
Steve Watkins. I am the proTrump, pro-life, pro-gun,
pro-business
conservative
outsider who
will
never
stop
fighting for you. I
am the only
candidate
endorsed
by the NRA,
the National
Right to Life
Watkins
Committee,
the National
Federation of Independent
Businesses, and selected by
President Trump as the honorary co-chair of his Kansas
re-election team. President
Trump needs conservative outsider warriors in Congress and
that is exactly what I am. I vote
with the President 96% of the
time.
I am a 6th generation
Kansan; I grew up down the
street from the State Capitol
in Topeka. My father served
in the Air Force and has been
a well-respected physician for
nearly 40 years. My mother is
a retired public school teacher.
After graduating from Topeka
West high school, I went on to
get an engineering degree from
West Point before joining the
military. I also have degrees
from Harvard and MIT. I am
an Iditarod dog sled racer, a
Mt. Everest climber, and a
combat veteran who served in
Afghanistan.
This race comes down to a
life of service versus a life of
self service. I have spent my
entire adult life fighting for
our country overseas and now
in Congress. I am not a career
politician looking to climb the
political ladder.
While others in this race
will do and say anything to rise
in the ranks, Kansans can rest
assured that I will always fight
for them, not my own political
interests. I am the conservative fighter President Trump
needs in Washington and I am
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Jake LaTurner
I am a sixth generation
Kansan from Galena and a
graduate of Pittsburg State
University. My wife Suzanne
and our four
kids
live
in
Topeka
where
I
currently serve as
Kansas State
Treasurer.
I am in this
race because
LaTurner
we
need
someone who
represents our values and we
need someone who can keep
this seat in Republican hands.
The likely Democrat opponent
is extremely well funded and
we cannot give Nancy Pelosi
another seat from Kansas.
I have a strong record of
leading on issues and getting
things done. This is the same
thing you can expect from me
in Congress. As a two-term
state senator, I received an
A+ from the NRA for getting
Constitutional Carry passed
into law, which allows Kansans
to carry a firearm without having to have permission from
the government.
I received the Pro-Life Hero
award for passing Simons Law,
which puts parents in charge
of their childrens healthcare
decisions. Kansans for Life
and Kansas Farm Bureau
have both endorsed me in this
race. I introduced property tax
reform and welfare reform and
we got those passed as well.
My plan for the future can be
found on ContractwithKansas.
com. First on my list is to get
term limits passed at the federal level. We cant send people to Washington, D.C. time
and time again and expect a
different result. We also need
to balance the budget and
stop continuing to saddle our
children and grandchildrens
future with our debt. We need
to secure our borders and hold
the Chinese Communist Party
accountable for covering up
the spread of the Coronavirus.
Finally, I promise to live
and raise my family here in
Kansas, because to represent
people well need to know who
they are. The August 4th primary is just around the corner,
and Im asking for your vote.
CLOSED…
FROM PAGE 1
timetable for the closure would
be.
St. Lukes maintains a lease
agreement with Anderson
County to operate medical services from the county-owned
facility in Garnett, and pays
the county around $85,000 per
month for its end of the deal.
Anderson County uses those
funds to pay off bonds it sold
to finance the new facilitys
construction in 2014. St. Lukes
signed a similar agreement
with officials at the Iola hospital in October of last year.
SCHOOL…
FROM PAGE 1
Superintendent Don Blome
said USD 365 will stick with
its original calendar with
a planned first day of school
on August 19. In a letter to
parents last week, Blome said
the districts goal would be to
offer traditional in-classroom
instruction taking place in the
districts school buildings, with
an alternative remote learning
option available for families
dealing with health issues or
other concerns. Families who
prefer their kids take part in
remote learning need to contact their building principals,
Blome said.
Students will have to wear
a mask or face covering while
in occupied school buildings
for a period (s) of time, Blome
said, based on the governors
previous order. Parents will be
asked to provide their students
with masks. Visits to the building by parents or outsiders
will be limited, and all visitors
will have to wear masks in the
building.
Students who ride district
buses will also have their
temperatures checked before
boarding, and siblings will
be encouraged to sit together
instead of with others. Blome
said bus riders may also be
asked to wear masks while on
the bus.
Blome said if schools were
shut down at any point during
the year, all students will move
to the online learning environment.
COVID…
FROM PAGE 4A
(that causes COVID-19). Studies
show non-medical masks do
not stop aerosolized droplets
less than 2.5 microns. A group
of 239 scientists from multiple disciplines from 32 countries have recently agreed that
SARS-CoV-2 is spread by such
small droplets. They recommend improving indoor ventilation infection controls as
the key protective measure.
Faced with a global pandemic, physicians were exploring
hydroxychloroquine (HCQ),
which had been favorably
studied during the 2003 SARS
epidemic, as a prophylactic or
an early treatment. Numerous
reports of HCQs efficacy on
thousands of patients continue to mount. Once the media
labelled it Trumps drug, the
fix was in.
Lockdowns keep us apart
and stifle the free exchange of
ideas and social communion.
Becoming a psychological cripple is not an option.
Is this chaos a new form of
plastic surgery? When the bandages (masks) are removed will
you be a changed person?
Dr. Singleton is a board-certified anesthesiologist and
immediate past President of
the Association of American
Physicians and Surgeons
(AAPS).
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COUNTY FAIR
THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW Tuesday, July 28, 2020
Anderson County Fair
July 27th – July 31, 2020
2020 Fair Schedule
On Tuesday morning, July 28th, at 8:30 a.m. will be the swine show and at 1:30 p.m.
will be the poultry show. Also, at 1:00 p.m. on Tuesday the remaining 4-H and open
class exhibits will be judged.
On Wednesday, July 29th, the meat goat show will be at 9:00 a.m. and the sheep
show will be at 6:00 p.m.
Thursday, July 30th, will kick off with the dairy goat show at 9:00 a.m. followed by
the dairy cattle. Bucket calves will be showing at 6:00 p.m. with the beef show to
follow.
All exhibits will be released on Friday, July 31st, beginning at 11:00 a.m. The livestock sale will wrap up Fridays events beginning at 7:00 p.m.
The community building will be open one hour prior to show times and remain
open one hour after the completion of shows.
The fair board has spent numerous hours along with Extension staff trying to work
out a schedule and offer 4-H members and other exhibitors the opportunity to display their projects from the past year.
Thanks for your understanding during these difficult times.
MORNING DRINK STOP
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GOOD LUCK AT
THE FAIR!
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Gentle spa services
additional dogs
Transportation services
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bowls, toys. Senior
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Citizen and military
Stress-free short and
discounts available.
long-term stays
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Thanks to all the participants,
exhibitors, fair board members
and staff for making this years
Anderson County Fair a reality.
Best of luck from Garnetts first and oldest
full-service liquor store!
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Good
Luck
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State
Farm
Watch for The Winners Circle
coming out in August with results
and photos from this years fair.
Have fun at the
Anderson County Fair and
Good Luck to all exhibitors!
Watch for The Winners Circle
coming out in August with results
and photos from this years fair.
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Public
Notice
Your
RIGHT
to
know.
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The City of Colony is accepting applications for the
position of City Marshall.
This is a part time position. Applicants will be
required to pass a psych test and either hold or
obtain, at a minimum, a part time law enforcement
certification. Applications are available at Colony
City Hall and will be accepted until the position is
filled. The City of Colony is EOE and VPE.
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Garnett Hotel & RV Park seeks to fill a front desk
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WILLIAMSBURG, KS
Exit 170 off I-35, Just North Of Exit
Semi Trucks, Drop Deck Trailers, Grain Trailers, Stock
Trailers, Enclosed Semi Trailers, Tractors, Farm Equipment,
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Auctioneer: Mark Hamilton
785-214-0560 (c) 785-759-9805 (H)
Auctioneers:
Jack White, Melvern; Buddy Griffin, Williamsburg;
Dalton Hook, Lyndon
PUBLIC AUCTION
Anderson County Fairgrounds 4H Arena
Garnett, Ks
Thursday Evening 6:30 p.m. August 6
HANDGUNS
Glock .45 Auto, 30 Gen 4, w/ case &
extra clip, SN XDL886
S&W 9MM, SN A567848, MODEL 39-2
S&W 357 Magnum, SN 254K478,
MODEL 60, 6 Shot Revolver
Colt Huntsman .22 cal. Auto, SN
131779-C
Taurus 38 Special, 5 shot revolver, SN
JC68720, Brazil
Hi-Standard .22 cal. Dbl. Nine,
1321634W-104
Sentinel Deluxe, .22 cal. 9 shot
revolver, Model R-106, SN 1589399
Navy Arms Co. 6 Shot Cap & Ball, 36
Cal., SN 1177, ltaly, Hexagon barrel
Colt M1991A1,.45 Auto Stainless,
Series 80, SN CU10906
Sile .44 Cal. Cap & Ball Navy, ltaly,
Hexagon barrel
Ruger .44 Magnum, Super Blackhawk
6 shot Revolver, SN 87-44863 w/ case
LONG GUNS
Daisy Powerline .177 cal.pellet gun
Glenfield Model 60 .22 LR only,
semi-auto, SN 19473135
Apollo .50 Cal. Black Powder gun, SN
61-13-10848897
Sturm, Ruger & Co. Mini-14 223
Cal.,Semi Auto, SN 180-26352
Springfield Armory, U.S. Military rifle,
30-06, Bolt Action,Model 1903, SN
902894
Savage .17 HMR only, Bolt Action,
Model 93R17, SN 1516996, w/
Bushnell scope
DPMS Panther Arms 223-5.56 Cal.,
Model A-15, SN FO28998K, 4×32 Red/
Green Mll-Dot AO
Scope
Smith & Wesson .22 cal.Model M&P
15-22, Semi Auto, SN DTU0844
Remington .243 Cal., Model 700, Bolt
Action, SN 327609, Swift Aerolite
scope
Otasco Diamond Jubilee Commemorative Model 6060, .22 Cal., Semi Auto,
SN 0K011702
FISHING
Lot of good quality fishing rods & reels
Fly rods
Lots of fishing lures, New and used
Tackle boxes, dip nets, depth & fish
finders, tackle of all sorts
Boat Anchors
Game cameras, hunting knives
Reloading equipment, brass polisher
Lots of ammo,
Muzzle loader ammo & accessories
Binoculars, Holsters, powder scales etc.
Owner: Floyd Bose
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Statements day of sale take precedence over printed material
YODER AUCTION SERVICE
Auctioneers: Ben Yoder (785) 448-4419 Jr. Miller (620) 200-3007 James Yoder 620-228-3548
Ringman: Keim Dawdy Clerk: Cindy Lickteig
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THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW Tuesday, July 28, 2020
LOCAL
VIGNERY…
FROM PAGE 1
community activities and
enjoyed the local shops with
my Mom and daughter. I have
also seen the wide-spread drug
use and lack of resources. I
have worked to support my
clients in their efforts to live
better lives and obtain necessary resources and I want to
continue those efforts for the
entire County. I am committed
to holding this office long term
for the benefit of the people of
Anderson County.
I have experience in criminal
prosecution and defense and
am focused on holding criminals accountable and advocating for more mental health
and family resources within the county. I will take a
hard stance on drugs. I have
cultivated excellent relationships with law enforcement
and other professionals in the
County and am ready to work
WETTSTEIN…
with them in addressing the
drug issue as well as student
truancy, property crimes and
neglected/abused children.
I am the daughter of a former marine and retired law
enforcement officer. I was
raised with a great respect for
Country and strong Christian
values centered around integrity, perseverance and honesty
and have instilled these same
values in my own children. I
am a hard worker and I stand
up for whats right, even when
it may not be popular.
If we work together, we can
make Anderson County an
even better community.
Anderson County deserves
a full-time County Attorney
that is fully committed to the
betterment of the community
and will represent the Office
with ethical integrity and fiscal responsibility. I believe I
am that candidate.
MARSHALL…
FROM PAGE 1
Ive been blessed to live that
dream. Im running for the
United States Senate because
I want my kids and grandkids,
and your kids and grandkids,
to have the same shot at the
American dream that I did.
We raised our family in
Great Bend, where I had the
honor of delivering over 5,000
babies throughout the course
of my career. Im 100% prolife, and I am proud to be
the only candidate endorsed
by Kansans for Life and the
National Right to Life.
Agriculture is 40% of
the Kansas economy, and I
will continue to stand with
President Trump to fight for
better trade deals for our
Kansas farmers and ranchers.
Im honored to have the
support of the Kansas Farm
Bureau and the Kansas
Livestock Association.
As the only farm kid in the
race, I know these issues. Ive
worked with agriculture my
whole life. Im the only candidate in the race that can sort
steers and heifers, and Im the
only one thats helped negotiate trade deals and craft a farm
bill.
I will be a strong voice
for Kansas on the Senate
Agriculture Committee.
We must keep the Senate
Majority in November, and
stop the Democrats from
implementing their socialist
agenda.
As a congressman, Ive voted
with President Trump 98% of
the time (100% of the time on
his immigration agenda). Im
a proven conservative, trusted
by President Trump, and I will
win in November.
I humbly ask for your support, and I would be honored
to serve as your United States
Senator.
THUSTON…
FROM PAGE 1
Anderson County. My education begins with graduating
from Ottawa High School then
obtaining a bachelors degree
in Business Management from
Emporia State University.
Most recently, I completed
courses to become a Certified
County Clerk through Wichita
State University, which is a
testament that my quest for
gaining knowledge to better
serve you never ceases. In my
10 years of working for county
government, beginning at the
Miami County DMV then to
the Franklin County Clerks
Office until being elected
to serve Anderson County, I
have realized that my valuable experience and learning from tenured officials is
the best preparation for this
position. I oversee or execute
the many responsibilities of
the Anderson County Clerks
Office, including human
resources, accounts payable,
payroll, and secretary to the
County Commissioners while
POWLS…
conducting fair and efficient
elections. I also hold the titles
of Public Information Officer
and Freedom of Information
Officer. Within 3 years as
County Clerk I have added
services to my office, gained
multiple resources and continue to provide exceptional
customer service. Without my
family I would not be where I
am today. I recently married
Brandon Wettstein and have 2
boys, Seneca and Easton, who
attend high school at Anderson
County, and Sydney, who is 7
months old. We enjoy all things
outdoors. My passion to serve
the public resonates daily in
the effort I put forth in my
job duties. I ask for your support and appreciate your vote
August 4th to continue to strive
to exceed your expectations as
I work hard to forge a better
future in Anderson County for
you and your family. I couldnt
be more proud than to continue to serve you as Anderson
County Clerk. Together, we
will be better.
and support of my lovely bride
Teresa.
I knew success was dependent upon a recipe my father
taught me, of hard work and
respect.
His formula worked. Today
that company employs 150 people in the Kansas City area
with trucks all over the roads
serving customers well.
Teresa and I have not only
worked hard, we have been
blessed to raise 12 children and
spoil 11 grandchildren.
I am running for the Senate
because President Trump
needs a strong, conservative
ally from Kansas.
President Trump has to deal
with a lot of crap. As a plumber, thats my specialty.
Washington is broken and
the professional politicians are
not capable of fixing it.
We need an outsider who
has spent his life fixing things.
Thats been my whole career.
Im a plumber, a businessman, a husband, and a dad. Not
a politician.
I will go to Washington to
secure the border, stop amnesty and build the wall.
I will vote prolife all the
way, because life is sacred and
must be protected.
I support the 2nd amendment and your right to bear
arms and defend your families.
I dont need this job. I have a
good life and a great family.
But if we dont stand up
for this country, if we dont
replace the professional politicians who dont solve problems, and only think of their
re-election, then this country
is in danger.
If you like the mess in
Washington, hire a professional politician.
But if you want someone to
help Trump drain the swamp,
hire a plumber.
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munity when I was three helping my Mother at Birthright
providing alternatives to abortion for women.
I am a pro-life, pro-gun
father of four, that has served
as a foster-parent. I have continued to protect my community thru my 31 years of service
in the military.
I have practiced law morethan 25 years and I have been
a prosecutor for more than 14
years. I have prosecuted and
defended every kind of case. I
worked on the first death penalty case filed in Kansas in 1995
when the death penalty was
reinstated.
I am the only candidate that
has prosecuted and defendedmurders, rapes, violent crimes
and drug cases. I have practiced law longer than the other
three candidates combined. My
time as a prosecutor is equal
or longer than the other three
candidates have practiced law.
I have tried more Jury Trials
than the other three candidates
combined.
I have an assistant that will
help me in Anderson County
and combined we have more
than 60 years combined criminal law experience. I have the
experience to handle any case
and not learn it on the job.
If you are the victim of
crime, you want someone with
the experience to get you the
justice you deserve, I have the
experience, expertise, passion,
and I have been doing it for the
last eight years and for more
than 14 years in my 25-year
career.
I serve as Neosho County
Attorney, I want to close my
private practice and be your
full-time County Attorney.
ed you with Fact Sheets (independent of my campaign) that
included information about my
opponent along with footnotes
and sources for public verification. My opponent is a good
guy, but not only did he contribute to the Obama campaign
twelve times, he also donated to
the Paul Davis and Laura Kelly
for Governor Campaigns (both
Democrats) as well. These
can be verified on the Federal
Election Commission website
and FollowtheMoney.org.
A vote for Mark Powls means
electing a true constitutional
Republican capable of making
the tough decisions necessary
to restore Kansas. I will protect ALL human life and the
right to keep and bear arms.
We have a lot of work to do in
the area of making sure government is reformed to offset
our shortfalls without cutting
essentials like education or
raising our taxes. Thank you
for your trust.
SAMSEL…
HAMILTON…
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will compete against the
Democrat in our November 3rd
General Election.
The results of this, and general election, will determine
how our government will function in 2021-22. We are living
in historic times where the
protection of our natural Right
to Life, Liberty, and Property
hangs in the balance. This
is the pivotal point that will
determine the restoration, or
continued deterioration, of our
federal republic.
The burdens we must endure
as citizens of this great State
will not go away if operatives inside our government
remain to vote for progressive agendas under the guise
of Republican. The Kansas
Chamber of Commerce and
Liberty PAC have endorsed the
Mark Powls campaign but we
must elect the candidate, not
the endorsement. The Kansas
Chamber of Commerce provid-
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have been active and responsive throughout our entire
district. I support local business whenever possible, and
support our youth in FFA, 4-H,
band, biking trails, FBLA, and
reffing basketball.
I do my best to serve every
person in this district and I
have a proven record of standing up to special interest groups
and legislative leaders to do
right by our community. That
is why I am being attacked by
them in the mail and online.
That is why they recruited a
candidate to run against me
they want someone who they
can control in Topeka rather
than standing up for all of us.
I have made small donations
to candidates on both sides of
the aisle because I believe our
country is at its best when we
have strong candidates in both
parties who are level-headed,
honest, and set a good example
for our kids. The attack ads
never show this full information because they benefit by
dividing us with their animosity and part-truths.
I have a 100% voting record
supporting life and the 2nd
Amendment, and enjoy hunting and fishing with my
friends. I back our rural economy and stand up for our local
schools and hospitals. Kansans
for Life, Kansas Farm Bureau,
Kansas Livestock Association,
Kansas Agribusiness Council,
Kansas National Education
Association, and Kansas
Contractors Association have
all endorsed me over my opponent because they know I share
their values OUR values. I
humbly ask the people of the
5th District for the opportunity to serve them another 2
years in the Kansas House of
Representatives
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