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Allen set for
day in court
Evidence against man
charged in moms death
up for review June 30
BY DANE HICKS
THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW
PLEASANTON Linn County
District Court officials are readying
for a June 30 preliminary hearing
date in the case of James Rocky
Allen of Parker, who investigators
say used his vehicle to kill his mother on a rural Linn County road in
October.
Prosecutors with the Kansas
Attorney Generals office assisting
with the case in Linn County turned
in a potential witness list of more
than 60 names asking for the court
and the defense to endorse the individuals for possible testimony in the
upcoming preliminary. The move
came after Allens defense attorney
in March asked for a competency
evaluation to be completed on his
client after comments and requests
from Allens family and staff at the
Bourbon County Jail, where he was
being held.
As of late last week no report had
yet been heard by the court in that
competency evaluation, although a
motions hearing was set for June 6
in the case.
Investigators say Allen, 42, did
an about-face turn while driving
his truck on Keitel Road December
15, 2020, to purposefully ram a
vehicle driven by his mother, 70
year-old Charlotte
Grimes of Garnett.
Onboard vehicle
data recorders on
Grimes car saidshe had stopped
her car in the
roadway before
the first of two
impacts. Crash
Allen
investigators say
Allen
knocked
his mothers vehicle into a nearby
pasture, then entered the pasture
to ram it at least one additional
time. Grimes was found unconscious at the scene by passersby
after Allen fled the scene and then
later returned. She later succumbed
to her injuries.
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
agents who interviewed Allen
the day after the incident at the
Bourbon County Jail ended their
SEE ALLEN ON PAGE 2A
Local pastures to be subject for
test to try to thwart invasive grass
GARNETT Researchers will be
setting up research plots on some
Anderson County pasture ground
to determine if a system of soil additives can help keep Broomsedge
Bluestem from crowding out better
grasses and make better eats for
local cattle.
Frontier
Extension
District
Horticulture Agent Ryan Shaub
said the upcoming research project
aimed to curtail an invasion of the
grass that thrives in particular distressed soils.
Though by the name you might
think it is one of the beneficial
native grasses, such as big bluestem
or little bluestem it is not, Shaub
said. Broomsedge bluestem, also
called poverty grass, is a warm sea-
THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW 5-25-2021 / DANE HICKS
Workers and volunteers hustled to install benches at the
site of Anderson Countys Veterans Memorial Monday
morning in preparation for the Memorial Day dedication
ceremony. The bring-your-lawnchair event begins at 7
p.m. Organizers say to bring your umbrellas the event
goes off rain or shine.
Thursday, Monday events to pay tribute
Local veterans honored
with banner project event,
new monument to service
BY DANE HICKS
THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW
GARNETT The days leading up
to Memorial Day Weekend mark
a period of remembrance for local
community members as Anderson
County and the City of Garnett pay
homage to local residents whove
worn the uniforms of the nations
military services.
Two events on the courthouse
lawn this Thursdays Celebration
of Service ceremony for veterans
immortalized in the citys Patriotic
Banner Project, and Mondays dedication ceremony for the Anderson
County Veterans Memorial will
pay tribute to those veterans and
their indelible legacy of service.
The Thurday, May 27 6th annual Celebration of Service begins at
7 p.m, and is hosted by the City
of Garnett. This event honors the
individuals represented through
the Project: Garnett Remembers, a
patriotic pole banner project, now
totaling 310 honorees. The banners are now on exhibit throughout Garnett on city utility poles.
Military men and women who have
served the United States Air Force,
Army, Army National Guard, Coast
Guard, Marines and Navy with ties
to Garnett and Anderson County
are represented on these banners.
All 310 names of the banner honorees will be recognized during
this ceremony. The Presentation
of Colors will be performed by the
Jeffery S. Mersman VFW Post 6397
THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW
GARNETT Bob Mills, Director of Electric
Production for the City of Garnett, is retiring after
37 years of service with the city.
to the Garnett community.
Mills began his career with the city in November
1984 as a Power Plant Operator. He was promoted
to Acting Assistant Superintendent of the Garnett
Power Plant in 1989 and assumed the position of
Acting Power Plan Superintendent in 1992.
In 1993, Bob was named Superintendent of
the Power Plant. After receiving his OSHA
Certification in 2009 the title of Safety
Director was added to his duties. In March
of 2015, Bob was promoted to Director of
Electrical Production.
During his time with the City, Bob supervised the installation of the newest General
Motors engine in 1999 which increased the
generation capacity of the City and the
installation of the SCADA system which
allowed the electrical system to be monitored
and controlled from the Power Plant.
While working for Garnett Bob has actively participated in the electric and gas industry
in Kansas. He represented Garnett through
the KMEA (Kansas Municipal Energy
Agency) and KMGA (Kansas Municipal Gas
Agency), both non-profit joint action agencies created by state law to serve low-cost
electricity and natural gas to Kansas cities
that own their respective utilities as well as
KMU (Kansas Municipal Utilities).
Bob has served in various leadership roles
in the Kansas Municipal Energy Agency
THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW 5-25-2021 / Photo submitted
A special reception will be held in his honor on
Thursday, May 27th, from 3:30 to 5:00 p.m. at the
Garnett Fire Department. The public is invited to
join the City staff during Thursdays reception to
thank Bob for his many years of dedicated service
Bob Mills, with one of the citys diesel electric generators.
SEE MILLS ON PAGE 3B
After Covid hiatus, Garnett pool set to open this coming Saturday
GARNETT The official arrival of
summer happens this weekend, when
the Garnett Municipal Swimming
Pool opens this Saturday afternoon.
Its the pools first season run since
SEE EVENTS ON PAGE 5A
SEE TEST ON PAGE 2A
Retirement reception set to honor Mills after 37 years powering city
BY SUSAN WETTSTEIN
and American Legion Post 48. The
American Legion Riders Chapter
156 will also be in attendance. Guest
speaker Dave Sterling representing the Anderson County Veterans
Memorial will share information about the Veterans Wall and
Memorial Day commemoration
event.
This is a lawn chair event and
attendees are encouraged to patronize the Garnett Farmers Market
located on Main Street and enjoy
the musical entertainment to begin
at 6 p.m. on the courthouse lawn. In
the event of inclement weather, the
event will be cancelled with notification on the citys Facebook page
and at www.simplygarnett.com.
Mondays dedication ceremony
for the county veterans memorial
2019, before Covid-19 last year scared
local officials into first planning for
a closing, then attempting a failed
reopening later in the summer when
hiring for vacant positions became a
problem for the facility.
This years pool schedule will be
the same as usual hours of operation will run 1 p.m.-5 p.m. Monday
through Friday, with 6 p.m.-6:30
reserved for adult swim before open
swim resumes from 6:30 p.m.-8 p.m.
Saturday hours are 1 p.m.-6 p.m. and
SEE POOL ON PAGE 2A
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Weiner up
for new job
again
BY DANE HICKS
THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW
MONETT, Mo. Garnett City
Manager Chris Weiner was among
three finalists for a position as
city manager of
Monett, Mo., last
week according
to local media
reports, but theres
no word yet who
got the job.
The
Monett
Times newspaper
website reportWeiner
ed Weiner was
among three finalists set to be interviewed May 14.
Officials at Monett City Hall yesterday morning said no selection had
yet been announced.
Weiner told the Review yesterday morning he was recruited for
an interview slot by a hiring firm
and at first had no real interest in
the job, but he said he decided the
option was worth considering as a
possible career move.
Im happy here. I have no real
desire to leave. But the more I
thought about it, the more I thought
it was something that I should check
out, he said.
The announcement comes less
SEE WEINER ON PAGE 3B
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RECORD
NEWS IN
BRIEF
FARMERS MARKET
Farmers Market each Thursday
4:30 p.m.- 7 p.m. downtown
Garnett.
Produce, baked
goods and more.
RICHMOND MUSEUM
The Richmond Museum will
be open from Memorial Day
weekend through Labor Day
weekend each Saturday and
Sunday afternoon, 1-4 p.m. with
no admission charge.
SENIOR CENTER AUCTION
The Garnett Senior Center is
having their annual fundraiser Spring Dinner & Auction on
Monday, June 14, starting at
6 p.m. All are invited to come
join the fun. Bill Ratliff will be
auctioning off pies and lots of
other goodies, and there will be
live entertainment. Tickets are
$7.00 and are available through
the board members or at the
center.
HARVESTERS
Harvesters Emergency Food
Distribution will be Thursday,
May 27th for Anderson County
residents, 2 p.m. in the Quonset
Hut, North Lake Park, in Garnett.
Bring boxes, walk in pickup.
SEEKING DONATIONS
The Garnett Senior Center is
seeking donations of used
medical equipment such as
walkers, wheelchairs, scooters,
shower chairs, etc. Call 4484518 for the item to be picked
up.
SUICIDE AWARENESS
GROUP MEETINGS SET
SAM – Suicide Awareness
Members, a division of SASSMoKan – meets on the first
Tuesday of the month from
6:30-7:30 at the First Christian
Church Annex, 200 S. Walnut,
in Garnett. The facilitator is
Lu Ann Nichols, who may
be reached at lu.ann.nichols.1956@gmail.com.
ANDERSON COUNTY COMMISSION
MAY 17, 2021
Chairman Leslie McGhee called
the meeting of the Anderson County
Commission to order at 9:00 AM on
May 17, 2021 at the Anderson County
Commission Room. Attendance:
Leslie McGhee, Present: David
Pracht, Present: Anthony Mersman,
Present. The pledge of allegiance was
recited. Minutes from the previous
meeting were approved as presented.
Road & Bridge
Lester Welsh, Road & Bridge
Supervisor, met with the commission.
He let the commissioners know that
a portion of 1600 Rd will be closed
beginning May 24th to repair the
2 bridges. A detour will be set and
marked.
Economic Development
Julie Turnipseed, Economic
Development Director, met with the
commission. She gave an update
on what she has been working on.
Such as researching childcare options
which plays a factor in finding full time
employees for businesses and attending multiple webinars.
Public Comment
Kenny Lankard, Welda, met with
the commission. He expressed issue
with Bettis Construction and their lack
of fixing his second driveway in Welda
in the US169 construction area. Lester
Welsh will contact the supervisor if his
issue isnt resolved.
Brad McGregor, Welda, met with
the commission. He described his
situation regarding residing in a recreational vehicle. The zoning regulations
state no one can reside in an RV in the
county. The commissioners referred
him to the planning and zoning board
for clarification and direction on the
issue.
EMS Proclamation
Troy Armstrong, EMS Director, met
with the commission. He presented a
proclamation for EMS Week. He would
like to recognize the EMS personnel
and county first responders for their
dedicated work for helping our county and communities. Commissioner
Pracht moved and Commissioner
Mersman seconded to designate May
16th May 22nd, 2021 as EMS Week
with the EMS strong theme of This Is
EMS: Caring For Our Communities.
All voted yes.
Adjourn
Meeting adjourned at 12:00 PM
due to no further business.
LAND TRANSFERS
Raeann Nicole Richardson to
Raeann Nicole Richardson and
Paul Richardson: Lots 1, 2 & 3 blk 7
Parkview Addition to City of Garnett.
Kerry Akes, Kerry Nickel F/K/A and
James Akes to Kristie Clearwater: S2
lot 1 & se e2 lot 2 blk 35 City of
Garnett.
Michael Soetaert, Michael A
Soetaert A/K/A, Judy Soetaert and
Judy Rae Soetaert Co-Trustee A/K/A
to Michael A Soetaert co-trustee, Judy
R Soetaert co-trustee and Michael A
& Judy R Soetaert Trust Dated 5-25-
2010: S2 sw4 9-23-20.
Regan S Sherman to Barbara A
Giblin Revocable Trust Dated 3-72012 to Barbara A Gibvin Trust: Se4
29-21-19.
Regan S Sherman to Barbara A
Giblin Revocable Trust Dated 3-72013 and Barbara A Giblin Trust: Se4
29-31-19.
Laurinda J Sobba Trustee and Lyle
E Helen D Rockers Revocable Living
Trust Dtd 11-13-15 to Brian M Rockers
and Julie A Rockers: Described as
follows: beg at swcor se4 saidsection
20, thence n01957e along west
line of said se4, a distance of 1325.69
feet; thence s894620e a distance
of 1317.97 feet, to pt on east line
of w2 said se4; thence s02456w
along said east line, a distance of
1325.45 feet, to secor w2 said se4,
thence n894658w along south line
of said se4, a distance of 1316.06
feet to pob; containing 40.08 acres,
more or less; & tract 2: all that part
se4 20-20-21, described as follows:
com at swcor se4 of said section 20;
thence n01957e, along west line of
said se4; a distance of 1325.69 feet
to pob; thence n01957e along west
line of said se4, a distance of 1317.37
feet to nwcor se4 said section 20;
thence s894851e along north line
of said se4; a distance of 2639.77
feet to necor se4 said section 20;
thence s02954w along east line
of said se4, a distance of 1322.27
feet to secor ne4 of said se4; thence
n894755w along south line of ne4
of said se4, a distance of 1317.97
feet, to swcor ne4 of said se4; thence
n02456e along east line of w2 said
se4, a distance of 3.56 feet; thence
n894620w a distance of 1317.97
feet to pob; containing 79.93 acres
more or less.
Laurinda J Sobba Trustee and
Lyle E & Helen L Rockers Revocable
Living Trust Dtd 11-13-15 to Eric J
Rockers: All that part of se4 20-2021, described as follows: beg at
swcor se4 said section 20; thence
n01957e along west line of said
se4 a distance of 1325.69 feet; thence
s894620e a distance of 1317.97
feet to pt on east line of w2 said se4;
thence s02456w along said east
line a distance of 1325.45 feet to secor
w2 said se4; thence n894658w
along south line of said se4 a distance
of 1316.06 feet to pob.
Jane E Johnson to Thomas C
Johnson Co-Trustee, Jo Ann Johnson
Co-Trustee and Johnson Family
Revocable Trust U/A/D 6-29-2007: N2
sw4 16-20-21.
Robert K Mundy and Vikki L Mundy
to David Miller: E2 lot 20 & all lot
21 blk 1 Smiths Addition to City of
Garnett.
Benjamin D Hess to Lori Ann
Puddester Trustee and Lori Ann
Puddester Living Trust Dated 8-212017: Lots 1, 2, 3 & 4 blk 5 supplement to Merrills Addition to City of
Westphalia; less 20 off south side
of lot 5 blk 5 supplement to Merrills
Addition to City of Westphalia.
Phylis Brown and Robert Brown
to Jerry L Jackson Trustee and Jerry
L Jackson Living Trust Dated 8-282007: W2 nw4 29-19-19
Eric J Rockers to Brian M Rockers
and Julie Rockers: W2 of legal
below: all that part of se4 20-20-21,
described as follows: beg at swcor
se4 section 20; thence n01957e
along west line of said se4, a distance
of 1325.69 feet; thence s894620e a
distance of 1317.97 feet to pt on east
line of w2 said se4; thence s02456
w along said east line, a distance of
1325.45 feet to secor w2 said se4;
thence n894658w along south line
of said se4, a distance of 1316.06 feet
to pob; containing 40.08 acres, more
or less, subject to any part thereof in
roads.
ANDERSON COUNTY ACCIDENT
REPORTS
On May 1, a vehicle driven by Ivan
Lacrone was traveling west on 1600
Road when it struck a deer.
On May 2, a vehicle driven by
Angela Owens was traveling northeast on 1830 Road and as she was
negotiating a turn the vehicle was
going too fast for the conditions causing the driver to lose control on the
gravel and departed the roadway to
the left, the vehicle rolled over landing
on its top.
On May 9, a vehicle driven by
Ashley Romig was traveling southbound on Highway 59, when due to
mechanical issue in her steering that
caused her to go left of center, she
overcorrected crossing back across
the highway and coming to a stop in
the west ditch.
On May 11, a vehicle driven by
David Holloway was southbound on
Highway 59 when it struck a beaver
in the roadway, causing front end and
under carriage damage.
On May 12, a vehicle driven by
Keith Simecka was in a construction
zone and failed to lower his dump bed
and struck overhead powerlines.
ANDERSON COUNTY DOMESTIC
CASES FILED
Abigail Elizabeth Riebel and
Samuel Nathan Nilges have filed for a
Marriage License.
ANDERSON COUNTY
LIMITED ACTION CASES FILED
The State of Kansas Department of
Revenue has filed suit against Tonia J
Redding and James E Jackson in the
amount of $352.56 for unpaid 2019
Individual Income Taxes.
The State of Kansas Department of
Revenue has filed suit against Susan
K Miller in the amount of $960.54 for
unpaid 2016 Individual Income Taxes.
The State of Kansas Department of
Revenue has filed suit against James
L Hawley in the amount of $1,977.57
for 2015 and 2016 unpaid Indivdual
Income Taxes.
The State of Kansas Department
of Revenue has filed suit against The
Herb Charmer LLC in the amount of
$421.33 for unpaid December 2020
sales taxes.
The State of Kansas Department of
Revenue has filed suit against Robert
Pieces & Patches Quilt Guild Minutes April 2021
The Pieces and Patches Quilt
Guild was called to order by
President Jeanette Gadelman
on Thursday, April 22nd, 2021,
at 9:30 a.m. The meeting was
held at Kansas State Extension
Office Conference Room. There
were 23 members in attendance
plus two guests. The guests
were Brenda Futtrell and
Janice Stahl.
Minutes of the March 25th,
2021 were approved as printed.
Lynn Wawrzewski gave the
treasurers report.
Committee Reports
Programs: Jackie Gardner
reported that todays program
is Degrees of Dresdens by
Karen Hill. The May program
is a Lori Holt tutorial; the June
program will be Helen Ramsey,
a quilt judge. The July program
will feature an Appreciation
Quilt Shop Hop of local quilt
stores. Jackie also shared the
different Facebook Live quilt
shop features and urged members to check out the different programs. Jackie gave
an update on the virtual HQN
meeting. There are 56 professionals who presented and 79
guilds that were represented. It
was announced that our guild
won a grant to help host larger,
more expensive presenters. A
committee was formed to help
plan the programs. Committee
members are Connie, Mary,
Terrie, Bonnie, and Jackie.
Scholarship: Ruth Theis
reported that a scholarship
winner had been selected.
BOM: Joyce Buckley handed out the last block in the mystery quilt series. She urged
the members to keep the fabrics the same in all four blocks.
Members showed their complet-
ed blocks from previous month:
Bonnie, black/white/red; Lynn,
shades of blue; Terrie, assorted
colors; Donna, shades of blue.
Opportunity
Quilt:
Terrie reported that the 2021
Opportunity quilt is on display
at Farmers State Bank and will
be moved next to the Senior
Center.
Work continues on
the 2022 quilt. On April 15th,
Terrie, Sharon, and Bonnie met
to sew and cut and press quilt
blocks. Terrie showed 2 completed rows of the quilt. The
next sewing day to work on the
opportunity quilt is May 13th, 9
a.m. to 3 p.m. at Judy Stukeys
house.
Challenge: Bonnie reported
that the challenge project is due
November 2021 and the theme
is Sing it baby!
Charity: Sandra Moffatt
reported that she distributed 7
baby quilts to Life Care Center
in Ottawa. Bonnie read a thank
you card from the Life Care
Center for our quilt donations.
AN County Fair: Terrie
noted that packets of the challenge fabrics are at Country
Fabrics and are $3 a packet.
The theme is Heroes of the
Heartland; the fair is July
26-31st.
May Quilt Show: Mary
needs workers for the quilt
show. Please sign up if you havent already. Boutique items
are being accepted; contact
Jackie or Jeannette if you have
items or questions.
Old Business: none
New Business: Joleata Kent
reported that she has a hooked
rug display at the Garnett
Public Library until June.
PROGRAM: Karen Hill from
Spring Hill. Her program was
POOL…
Degrees of Dresdens. Karen
displayed many quilts using 18,
22.5, 36, and 45 degree wedges used to make the Dresden
design. Karen showed numerous ways to use the Dresden
design in a quilt and numerous ways to use different sizes
of Dresdens. Karen showed
many of her creative Dresden
design quilts.
Secret Sister Gift: Bonnie
Deiter received a birthday gift
from her Secret Sister. She
received a lint roller, a purple
thang, and a four patch mug
rug.
Show and Tell
Many beautiful and creative
quilting projects were shared.
Lynn Wawrwzski showed
her covid blue quilt, Ocean
Waves pattern. Bonnie Deiter
showed her Presidents Star
quilt and a Santa panel wallhanging. Sharon Rich showed
two National Quilt blocks, one
from 2020 and one from 2021.
Terrie Gifford showed a tumbling blocks baby quilt. She
also shared numerous boutique
items: pillowcase, purse, mul-
tiple hot pads, composition
book covers, hot mitts (from
last years BOM project), and
stuffed animals toys, Bunny
Hill designs. Our very industrious Mary Parrott completed
more projects from her UFO
list. She showed fidget necklaces, an AQS nine square dance
pattern in white background
with solids; a Jumping Jacks
quilt done in grays with bright
colors. Connie Hatch rejoined
the American Sewing Guild in
Topeka and completed a fitted
t-shirt which she modeled for
us. Joyce Buckley showed bowl
petals and a quilt of multi-colored stars with white background. The pattern is the
same as our 2022 Opportunity
Quilt. Donna Sutton showed
a blues quilt which was last
years BOM project, the Sunny
Skies pattern. She also showed
a blue New York Beauty quilt
that had paper pieced centers.
Jeanette Gadelman showed 2
placemat bags she had finished.
The meeting was adjourned.
Minutes recorded by Bonnie
Deiter
THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW Tuesday, May 25, 2021
McCloud in the amount of $2,809.24
for unpaid December 2020 sales
taxes.
The State of Kansas Department
of Revenue has filed suit against
Zachariah T Schroeder in the amount
of $885.08 for unpaid 2016 Individual
Income Taxes.
The State of Kansas Department of
Revenue has filed suit against Daniel
Platt in the amount of $158.81 for
unpaid 2018 Individual Income Taxes.
ANDERSON COUNTY
TRAFFIC CASES FILED
On May 19, Roberta M. Romig was
charged with speeding.
ANDERSON COUNTY JAIL ARRESTS
On May 12, Robert Ellliot Powers,
Garnett, was arrested for DUI, driving
while suspended, engandering a child,
transporting an open container.
On May 13, Crystal June Smith,
Wichita, was booked as a hold for the
Franklin County Sherrifs Department
as she was arrested for failure to
appear.
On May 13, Cassandra Nicole
Hemple, Ottawa, was booked as a
hold for the Franklin County Sherrifs
Department as she was arrested to
serve a court ordered sentence.
On May 13, Teariny Sky Horne,
Ottawa, was booked as a hold for the
Franklin County Sherrifs Department
as she was arrested for failure to
appear.
On May 13, Kristine Nicole Brady,
Ottawa, was booked as a hold for the
Franklin County Sherrifs Department
as she was arrested for failure to
appear.
On May 14, Jason Lee Boothe,
Garnett, was arrested to serve a court
ordered sentence.
On May 14, Grayson Lane Hughes,
Waverly, was arrested to serve a court
ordered sentence.
On May 14, Matthew Jobe Daly,
Garnett, was arrested to serve a court
ordered sentence.
On May 15, Brandon Scott Riley,
Topeka, was arrested for driving while
suspended, vehicle not displaying
license plates and operating a vehicle
without a registration.
On May 15, George Lucas Foltz,
Blue Mound, was arrested for failure
to appear.
On May 16, Ray Gene McCulley,
Greeley, was arrested for failure to
appear.
On May 16, Allen Chet Modlin,
Welda, was arrested for criminal damage to property and 4 counts of violation of protection order.
On May 18, Eddie Stanley, Mobile,
Alabama, was arrested for violation of
protection order/court order.
On May 18, Megan Lanette
Wharton was arrested for failure to
appear.
On May 18, Michael Eugene Miller,
Garnett, was arrested to serve a court
ordered sentence.
On May 19, Jeremiah Ray Guill,
Rolla, Missouri, was arrested for failure to appear.
On May 19, Daniel Eaglewolf
Hernandez, Ottawa, was booked as a
ALLEN…
FROM PAGE 1
interview due to Allens
bizarre behavior, but not
until after Allen told the
officers he had a lot done
before you (law enforcement) got there (the crash
scene), thats why youre
having a hard time figuring out I was covering my
tracks. The officers noted
in the probable cause affidavit for Allens arrest that he
made those comments after
having been advised of his
Miranda Rights.
The affidavit noted Allen
admitted to a Linn County
Sheriffs Deputy that he
was driving the other vehicle involved in the crash in
question.
A preliminary hearing
presents initial testimony
and evidence from all sides
in a case to determine if
there is reason to bind a
suspect over on charges and
pursue a full trial. Typically
many cases are plea-bargained before the preliminary hearing phase.
hold for the Franklin County Sherrifs
Department as he was arrested for
failure to appear.
On May 19, Jakop James Reynolds,
Eureka, was booked as a hold for the
Franklin County Sherrifs Department
as he was arrested for abuse of a
child.
On May 19, Michael Keet Hatch,
Ottawa, was booked as a hold for the
Franklin County Sherrifs Department
as he was arrested for indecent liberties with a child.
On May 19, Zachary William
Whalen, Titusville, Florida, was
booked as a hold for the Franklin
County Sherrifs Department as he
was arrested for indecent liberties with
a child.
On May 19, Edwin Antonio SotoGalarza, Ottawa, was booked as a
hold for the Franklin County Sherrifs
Department as he was arrested for
indecent liberties with a child.
ANDERSON COUNTY JAIL ROSTER
Barry Weber was booked into jail
on February 15, 2020.
Maxwell Williams was booked into
jail on August 2, 2020.
Nicholas Robinson was booked into
jail on September 16, 2020.
Jacob Greidanus was booked into
jail on September 22, 2020.
Phillip Proctor was booked into jail
on November 3, 2020.
Jason Smith was booked into jail on
December 8, 2020.
Darren Dicenzo was booked into
jail on January 22, 2021.
Giovanni Rodriguez was booked
into jail on March 3, 2021.
Marco Ramirez-Aviles was booked
into jail on March 16, 2021.
Jesse Osborn was booked into jail
on April 12, 2021.
Andrew Bettinger was booked into
jail on April 12, 2021.
Joshua Evans was booked into jail
on April 21, 2021.
Megan Wharton was booked into
jail on May 18, 2021.
ANDERSON COUNTY JAIL
FARM-INS ROSTER
Dylan Parks was booked into jail on
July 25, 2020.
Christopher Conner was booked
into jail on August 21, 2020.
Joel Duncan was booked into jail
on November 2, 2020.
Jon Clark was booked into jail on
February 11, 2021.
Remington Grassi was booked into
jail on February 11, 2021.
Kathryn Duncan was booked into
jail on April 2, 2021.
Kattie Althide was booked into jail
on April 2, 2021.
Daniel Hernandez was booked into
jail on May 19, 2021.
Jakop Reynolds was booked into
jail on May 19, 2021.
Michael Hatch was booked into jail
on May 19, 2021.
Zachery Whalen was booked into
jail on May 19, 2021.
Edwin Soto-Galarza was booked
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son bunch grass that is thought
to thrive in low phosphorus
and potassium soils. It is not
ideal to have in hay meadows
as the feed value of broomsedge
bluestem is very poor.
However, Dr. Walter Fick,
K-State range specialist told a
small group of producers last
week that cattle will eat it when
its young and tender.
Shaub said what the theory
researchers hope to evaluate
is the idea of fertilizing native
grass in early to mid-May
something not commonly done
to native hay meadows for fear
of invasion of tall fescue. The
idea is that if soil nutrient levels are increased, it might push
out the broomsedge bluestem.
They dont expect this to be
the quick fix, Shaub said, but
will hopefully give the Frontier
District Agents some better
information that they can then
pass along to help local producers.
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Livestock Production Agent, at
785.828.4438.
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THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW Tuesday, May 25, 2021
YODER
MAY 11, 1930 – MAY 21, 2021
Anna Ann (Chupp) Yoder
passed peacefully into the presence of Jesus
from
her
room at the
Rock of Ages
Retirement
Home in the
late
afternoon of May
21, 2021. She
Yoder
was 91 years
old.
Born in Holmes County,
Ohio on May 11, 1930, Ann
was the daughter of Andrew
and Anna (Yoder) Chupp. As a
young woman, she moved out
west to Oregon. In November
of 1948, Ann married Elmer
Swartzentruber, who passed
away a year later. Following
Elmers death, she met and
fell in love with Joseph Joe
Yoder, who had also lost his
spouse several years earlier.
The two were married on April
13th, 1952 in Amity, Oregon,
and they enjoyed a marriage of
over 55 years until Joes passing on April 17, 2008.
Ann enjoyed a full, long,
impactful life. A lover of
music, she sang in a quartet
along with Joe in her younger years. More than anything,
Ann loved her Lord and Savior
Jesus Christ, and church ministry was incredibly important to her. She and Joe spent
many years ministering to
local communities and helping to establish new churches around Oregon. Ann also
served as the President of the
ministry Womens Aglow for
a number of years. Combining
her passion for ministry with
a love of children, she and
Joe later lived in Mexico for
four years. There, they ran a
Childrens Home while also
raising their own two sons.
Ann was an excellent cook
and baker, and following her
return to the Willamette Valley
from Mexico, she opened her
own successful bakery, Anns
Pie Kitchen, which operated
in Newberg and McMinnville,
Oregon. Most of all, Ann loved
spending time with family her husband, children, grand-
children, and great-grandchildren, and many extended
relatives. She and Joe moved
to Washington State around
1990, where she enjoyed living
near both her sons and their
families until she returned to
Oregon two decades later following Joes passing. She also
greatly enjoyed gardening,
quilting, sewing, and catching
up with friends.
Ann will be remembered
as a loving wife, mom, sister,
grandmother, great-grandmother, and friend. She exuded
warmth but also had a memorable, endearing spunk. Her
faith in the Lord Jesus gave
her peace and a firm foundation throughout her whole life.
She was cherished and will be
missed by everyone who knew
her.
In addition to husbands
Elmer and Joe, Ann was preceded into eternity by the following siblings: Rudy Chupp,
Levi Chupp, Lizzie Chupp,
Mattie Schrock, Millie Eicher,
Drucilla Chupp, Dema Mishler,
Emma Chupp, Benjamin
Chupp, and Isaac Chupp.
She is survived by her siblings Andrew Chupp and Katie
Swartzentruber, and by her
children, Ray (Sherie) and
Craig (Charee). She is also survived by her six grandchildren
Jessica (Jonathan), Joshua
(Alyssa), Daniel (Kelsey),
Tifini, Mikinzee (Joe), and
Dalton, and her six great-grandchildren, Kaylee, Lori, Molly,
Scarlett, James, and Ember.
Anns family would like to
express their heartfelt thanks
to the staff at Rock of Ages
Retirement Home for their gentle and attentive care over the
years.
Funeral services will be
held at the Mont Ida Church
of the Brethren near Garnett,
Kansas, on Memorial Day,
Monday, May 30, 2021 at 10
AM. Interment will follow in
the Amish Cemetery, Garnett.
There will also be a future
memorial service at the Rock
of Ages, McMinnville, Oregon,
date and time TBD.
Colony Christian Church Which life will you choose?
– The Ascension
Jake Riebel gave the
Communion Meditation. We
believe that we are undeserving of the grace we've been
given and we should show
that same grace to others. A
blameless man died so we don't
have to die, go to hell, or live
in anguish. As a church, we
believe that we share this bread
and cup until we can eagerly
share it with Jesus in Heaven.
(Ref: Luke 22:14-20)
Pastor Chase Riebel gave
the sermon "The Ascension"
over Acts 1:6-11. The ascension
of Jesus gives us: 1. The Holy
Spirit, 2. Completion of redemption, 3. The knowledge that he
is coming back! When the Holy
Spirit came over the believers,
they were able to speak in other
languages. This allowed them
to spread the Good News so
everyone could understand.
Jesus said that if he didn't
go away, then the Advocate
wouldn't come. The Holy Spirit
is there all the time if you put
your trust in Jesus. Too many
times, the Holy Spirit is speaking to us, but we're silencing it.
We need to listen closely and
be more in tune with it. God
gave us the Holy Spirit to help
us do the work he wants us to
do while we are here on earth,
but Jesus is coming back! So
keep watch and be ready! We
are told to be patient as we wait
for his return and continue the
work Jesus gave us until he
does return. (Ref: Acts 1:6-11 &
2:1-4; John 14:1-6, 16:7 & 17:4-5;
Matthew 24:22 & 44 and ch. 28;
Luke 1:1-? & 22:69; Psalm 68:18;
Ephesians 4:9-10; Colossians
3:11; John 3:13; Hebrews 1:3; 1
Peter 3:22; James 5:7; Revelation
11:15-19) Hear this and all our
sermons by using your favorite
podcast app, on our Facebook
page, or on our website at www.
colonychristianchurch.org.
Mens Bible study, Tuesday
mornings at 7:00 in the church
basement. Womens Bible
study, Tuesday mornings at
9:00 at the parsonage. The Mary
& Martha's life group, Tuesday
evenings at 6:00. Men on Fire
life group will be the 2nd
Friday of the month. Meal on
Wednesdays at 5:30 pm, Adult
Bible study following the meal
at 7:00 in the parsonage, with
the youth group at 7:00 in the
church (there will be NO Good
News kids group meetings in
the summer months). No meal
or meetings on Wednesday,
May 26th.
In Genesis 3:15 we see the
first promise of a redeemer. The
text reads, And I (God) will put
enmity between you (Satan) and
the woman and between your
offspring and hers; he (Jesus)
will crush your head and you
will strike his heel.
In Job 9:32-35, Job makes the
following statement concerning
God. He is not a man like me
that I might answer him, that
we might confront each other in
court. If there were someone to
attribute between us, to lay his
hand upon us both someone to
remove Gods rod from me. So
that his terror would frighten me
no more. Then I would speak up
without fear of him, but as it now
stands with me I cannot.
Who is the mediator that Job
speaks about? In 1st Timothy
2;5-6 we read. For there is one
God, and one mediator between
God and men the man Christ
Jesus who gave himself as a ransom for all men–the testimony
given in its proper time.
In the Old Testament the
prophets heralded the coming
Messiah. In Isaiah 7:14 we read,
Therefore the Lord himself
will give you a sign: The virgin
will be with child and will give
birth to a Son, and will call him
Immanuel. In Isaiah 53 we read
of the crucifixion of Christ. But
he was pierced for our transgressions, he was crushed for
our inequities; the punishment
that brought us peace was upon
him, and by his wounds we are
healed.
This brings me to some ques-
WEEKLY DEVOTIONAL
BY DAVID BILDERBACK
tions. What about our timing?
Where does Jesus fit into our
lives? Some might say, Ill get
right with God some day or
just as soon as I can get my life
straightened out. It is not our
job to clean our lives up. God
was raised up some pretty amazing people who have just let God
clean their life up. Jesus sees all
of us as being equal. All have
sinned and fall short of the glory
of God . (Romans 3:23)
John 10 :10 summarizes this
up for us when Jesus says. I
have come that they may have
life, and have it more abundantly. The offer is yours to accept
or reject. Take the abundant life
with Jesus.
Ministry on the Holiness of God.
Author of the book,
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THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW Tuesday, May 25, 2021
OPINION
The message in the Memorial
In my first 35 years in Anderson County, Ive
seen only a handful of truly historically notable
accomplishments in our community. With the
dedication of the Anderson County Veterans
Memorial next Monday, were about to see
another one.
Theres a reverence about true gratitude,
particularly when we see so woefully little of
it
in
our
worlds social
media-fueled
festival
of
daily back-biting these days.
The fact that
Anderson
County has
gone to such
extremes to
say
thank
you to its military veterans
with this beautiful monument nearing
completion
on our courthouse lawn,
not to mention
the long road
it took to get
here, is an
undertaking
that relays the
true depth of
heart of our neighbors and of the place we call
home.
Although many of us never knew so many
of those whose names will make up the bits
and bytes of digital data retrievable at the push
of a button in this monuments computerized
database, this delicately arranged brick and
mortar edifice is no moldering tomb for those
Anderson County men and women lost to time.
Each of them even those long past makes up
a dynamic message for the eras of visitors who
will gaze on its face in the coming centuries.
Though it stands with a devout stoicism,
the message resonates. Not just a message of
honor and gratitude for those whove laid aside
their tools, their briefcases and their aprons to
alter their lives for years at a time in a uniform
of their country; theres a message here that
reiterates the strength and heart of a nation
that can muster such dedication even from
its smallest and most rural hamlets and small
towns. And theres the message of lessons to
be taught and learned every time the course of
REVIEW COMMENTARY
…this delicately
arranged brick and
mortar edifice is no
moldering tomb
for those Anderson
County men and
women lost to time.
DANE HICKS, Publisher
our nation demands that young and men and
women answer that call.
But in sum, there is no message of memoriam
quite like the best one of all:
Four score and seven years ago our fathers
brought forth on this continent, a new nation,
conceived in Liberty, and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal.
Now we are engaged in a great civil war,
testing whether that nation, or any nation so
conceived and so dedicated, can long endure.
We are met on a great battlefield of that war. We
have come to dedicate a portion of that field, as a
final resting place for those who here gave their
lives that that nation might live. It is altogether
fitting and proper that we should do this.
But, in a larger sense, we can not dedicate -we can not consecrate — we can not hallow — this
ground. The brave men, living and dead, who
struggled here, have consecrated it, far above
our poor power to add or detract. The world
will little note, nor long remember what we say
here, but it can never forget what they did here.
It is for us the living, rather, to be dedicated
here to the unfinished work which they who
fought here have thus far so nobly advanced.
It is rather for us to be here dedicated to the
great task remaining before us — that from these
honored dead we take increased devotion to that
cause for which they gave the last full measure
of devotion — that we here highly resolve that
these dead shall not have died in vain — that this
nation, under God, shall have a new birth of
freedom — and that government of the people, by
the people, for the people, shall not perish from
the earth.
Abraham Lincoln
November 19, 1863
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The police have got quite the rap it seems like,
but lately I was stopped by officer (name) and
he did a very professional job of performing his
duties. He was polite and kind and informed me
of my violation. I thought I needed to give some
praise where praise belongs. He did an excellent job. Hope he has a great future and I hope
we dont cross paths too many times.
The article on Mark Samsel, he deserves what
he gets. Hes just another one of those phony
Republican Christians. What I really found
interesting is hes a Republican and you never
mentioned that once. If thatd been a Democrat
thatd been every other word. But hes a
Republican, so thanks a lot for mentioning that
Hicks.
Mr. Hicks, how about an update on the road
construction project between here and Welda?
I think originally the completon date was supposed to be March of this year, now I hear its
July or August or something. Some of us are
curuious about when that thing is supposed to
be done. Thank you.
Why do Dems follow Hamas-loving Squad?
I never thought wed reach the day when
Id have to tell my children that there was a
time in this country when both Democrats
and Republicans, going all the way back
to President Harry Truman, would stand
unflinchingly, shoulder-to-shoulder with the
state of Israel.
I never thought Id have to reminisce about
the good old days in America where our most
important ally could rely on consistent backing from both parties in Washington, DC.
I never thought it would be considered controversial for an American politician to provide full-throated support for the one solitary,
free, democratic, diverse, and tolerant nation
in the entire Middle East.
But, here we are.
Moments like these are clarifying and
instructive… be sure to learn the lesson thats
right before our eyes.
In the past week, Hamas terrorists have
fired nearly 3,500 rockets at civilian areas
in Israel. Make no mistake, this is Hamas,
and they are terrorists. They have been on
the United States list of designated terrorist
organizations since President Bill Clintons
administration in 1997.
Since 2007, Hamas has been the controlling
organization in the Gaza Strip. They call the
shots there. And they are the ones sending
rockets to kill Israelis.
There is no gray area here. Hamas has
inflicted deadly terror attacks on Israel, and
GUEST COMMENTARY
LARRY OCONNOR TOWNHALL.COM
Israel has defended herself and retaliated.
They deserve our countrys unambiguous support.
Sadly, the Democratic Party doesnt seem
quite able to do that.
Why? Because they are under the influence of the high-profile fundraising machine
known as The Squad.
This brain trust has led the Democrats
down the path of despicable moral equivalence between our stalwart ally, Israel, and
this blood-thirsty terror group whose claim to
fame is a handful of suicide bomb attacks that
blew up women and children slaughtered for
being Jews.
All those AOC and Ilhan Omar fundraisers
must really be addictive to look past the car-
nage and see a both sides argument in this
obscene scenario, but Democrats have come a
long way since Give em Hell Harry.
It would be amusing to watch this implosion of a once serious political party if it
werent so dangerous. And dangerous it is.
Since Democrats still (barely) control the
levers of power in congress, they might be
able to actually have some influence on our
support for Israel, and theyre trying their
damndest to help Hamas fulfill their dream,
from the river to the sea.
Earlier this week, Democrats threatened to
suspend a sale of military supplies that would
help Israel defend herself in the midst of this
latest terror attack.
US House Foreign Affairs Committee
chairman Gregory Meeks is considering
sending the Biden administration a letter in
the coming days requesting that it delay a
$735 million sale of precision-guided missiles
to Israel, reported The Times of Israel on
Monday.
The action is being driven by consistently
anti-Semitic Omar:
Allowing this proposed sale of smart
bombs to go through without putting pressure on Israel to agree to a ceasefire will
only enable further carnage, an anonymous
Democrat on the Foreign Affairs Committee
told the Washington Post.
SEE OCONNOR ON PAGE 5A
No, congresswoman, Israel is not an apartheid state
The charge of apartheid is the new blood
libel.
As Hamas rains rockets down on Israel,
members of the Squad in Congress and other
left-wing enemies are using the occasion to
amplify their accusation that Israel is an
apartheid state.
This is a transparent attempt to delegitimize — and isolate and ultimately destroy — the
Jewish state by associating it with a racist
regime that the world united to squeeze out of
existence.
Rashida Tlaib, the Democratic congresswoman from Michigan, says that Israel is
promoting racism and dehumanization
under an apartheid system, and Rep. Ilhan
Omar of Minnesota refers to Israels apartheid government.
The charge is given a patina of legitimacy by Human Rights Watch, which recently
issued a 213-page report devoted to the allegation, and other anti-Israel organizations that
understand the accusations potential power
to define Israel out of the circle of advanced
democracies.
It doesnt take much moral discernment to
understand, even if one takes a harshly critical view of how Israel conducts itself, that it
is nothing like an apartheid regime in South
Africa that depended on a rigorously enforced
system of racial repression.
The Arab minority in Israel (about 20% of
the population) may face obstacles, but it is
not treated like black South Africans.
NATIONAL COMMENTARY
RICH LOWRY, King Features Syndicate
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York
and her ideological compatriots tweeted the
other day, Apartheid states arent democracies, which nailed the point, just not the way
they intended.
Israel is a democracy that affords its Arab
citizens full rights. They vote in elections and
Arab parties sit in parliament. These parties
obviously have a profoundly different worldview than the Zionist parties, which has been
a barrier preventing cooperation between
them. But this year, in a first, Arab parties
were part of the negotiations over forming a
new government before they broke down.
Arab Israelis are full participants in
Israeli society. There are Arab justices on
the Supreme Court. About 20% of doctors
in Israel and about half of pharmacists are
Arab. Roughly 17% of students seeking an
undergraduate degree are Arab, a number has
roughly doubled over the last decade.
As Steve Kramer of The Times of Israel puts
it, They arguably are the most free Arabs in
the Middle East.
Then, there are the Palestinian territories,
where there is a marked lack of democracy
courtesy of the Palestinians themselves.
Palestinian president Mahmoud Abbas,
who is still serving a four-year term that began
about 15 years ago, cancelled new elections
scheduled for May 22. He found a way to blame
Israel for this move, of course, but the bottom
line is that his party, Fatah, feared Hamas
would win, as it did in the last Palestinian
election back in 2006.
The Palestinians have made postponing
elections into a high political art, in keeping
with the lack of democratic accountability in
other neighboring Arab states.
How Israel should handle the threat of
another terror state devoted to its destruction
arising on its borders is, any fair-minded
person should concede, an inherently difficult
question.
It has offered the Palestinians a state twice,
in 2000 and 2008, to no avail.
Israel evacuated the Gaza Strip entirely in
2005. It cant be blamed for Hamas winning the
elections in 2006, taking over Gaza in a coup
against Fatah a year later, and misgoverning
SEE LOWRY ON PAGE 5A
Yeah, and the Romans killed the Christians.
You want me to look up in Romans? Sorry.
Lori Lightfoot, the mayor of Chicago which
has seen more of its citizens murdered this
year than in Gaza, now says only journalists of
color may have the honor of interviewing her.
Incompetent and racist. Good thing she still has
her looks.
Mr. Hicks, in your picture on your opinion
page, why is your head bigger than everyone
elses? I think I know why.
Slander is making a false statement to damage
a persons reputation. This person is treasurer
of the dinner theater. No false statement there.
The newspaper reported that he confessed that
he was a meth addict. No false statement there
either. Therefore there is no slander. He damaged his own reputation.
Attention city workers, speaking on behalf of
numerous people, please dont mow off the beautiful yellow flowers that are growing around the
North Lake, especially on the west side. Thank
you.
Contact your elected leaders:
President Joseph Biden
The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW
Washington, DC 20500
(202) 456-1111
Governor Laura Kelly
300 SW 10th Ave #241s,
Topeka, KS 66612
(202) 224-6521
email form:
www.governor.kansas.gov
Senator Roger Marshall
Russell Senate Office Building
Washington, D.C., 20510
(202) 224-4774
Senator Jerry Moran
2202 Rayburn House Office
Building
Washington, D.C., 20510
(202) 224-6521
2nd Dist. Congressman
Jake LaTurner
1630 Longworth House Office Bldg.
Washington, D.C., 20515
(202) 225-6601
12 Dist. Sen. Caryn Tyson
300 SW 10th St. Rm 236-E
Topeka, Ks. 66612 (785) 296-6838
P.O. Box 191 Parker, Ks. 66072
(913) 898-2366
caryn.tyson@senate.ks.gov
5th Dist. Rep. Mark Samsel
300 SW 10th St. Rm 168-W
Topeka, Ks. 66612
(785) 296-6287
Mark.Samsel@house.ks.gov
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THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW Tuesday, May 25, 2021
5A
HISTORY
2021 KATP postponed for a year – Richmond Community Museum to open for season
The Richmond Community the model. Most of the men worn by the late R; S. Gault at donated the digital equipment
searching for new site to excavate Museum
will open for its are deceased which makes this his Phillips 66 Station many needed for this and other proIf you will recall in my 2 March
column, I told you there were
plans being made to hold the
2021 KATP (Kansas Archeology
Training Program) June 4-20
in Topeka, Ks. However, I have
received word that due to the
public health crisis (Covid-19),
Kansas Archeology Training
Program at Brown vs Brown
Board of Education National
Historic Site will be postponed
until June 8-19, 2022.
While the Kansas Historical
Society, Kansas Anthropological
Association and the National
Park Service had been hopeful
that the field school could move
forward this year, it is clear that
the postponement is the better
option to keep safe.
By the way, Im on the prowl.
No, not really, but I am looking
for a new project site. Preferably
here in the immediate area. So if
anyone has lost something metallic, perhaps theres a chance I can
find it with my metal detector
or better yet if you have an old
EVENTS…
FROM PAGE 1
begins at 7 p.m. and features
music from the community
band, military honors, the laying of a wreath at the memorial and a keynote speech
from Iraq War veteran Dave
Sterling, a Purple Heart winner who now lives in Iola.
A special pull-out section
highlighting the ceremony
is found inserted in todays
Review.
The memorial project has
DIGGING UP THE PAST
Henry Roeckers
Call (785) 504-4722 for
local archeology information.
foundation on your property that
I could excavate by hand troweling, please reach out to me.
My last project was hand troweling an area in a local back yard
in preparation for re-seeding. If
you are a reader of my columns,
then you have seen photos of
all the artifacts recovered during
this excavation of a rather small
area. I will be looking forward
to someone calling me about a
brand new site.
Respectfully submitted by:
Henry Roeckers
17May2021
been underway since 2011 and
underwent a number of revisions along with public and
private fundraising, ultimately developing into a multi-media edifice boasting two hightech touch-screen kiosks
capable of presenting names,
photos and other digital data
on some 5,000 veterans whose
names have been collected
or submitted for the project.
Since the database is digitally updatable, veteran records
can be updated at anytime.
2021 season on Saturday and
Sunday, May 29th and 30th
with shelves of model tractors,
several new items on display
and a program Sunday afternoon about buildings past and
present of Richmond. Museum
hours for the summer are open
each Saturday and Sunday, 1-4,
with no admission charge.
The
program
about
Richmonds Main Street will
be Sunday, May 30th at 3 p.m.,
said Dennis Peters who will
present research he has done
over several years.
Marvin Gretencord has
a display of about 30 model
tractors matched with names
of farmers in the Richmond
area who had the tractor like
tractor show quite nostalgic. Gretencord, of Olathe, has
some special touches as a team
of horses, a small Santa Claus,
a sack of corn and other items
that match these farmers. This
is truly a trip down memory
lane.
Other new items at the
Richmond Museum this year
include three thick notebooks
of pictures and stories from
Patriots Bank of Richmond.
These pages tell many interesting events and activities of
the banks history and were
given to the Museum as part
of Connie Beckwiths recent
retirement from the bank.
There are aprons from the
late Pat Rossman, a work coat
years ago, a group of some of
Central Heights High School
yearbooks, a bulletin board
display from Jim Roush of
Princeton that is fascinating
reading, a Platte family notebook from JoAnne (Katzer)
Platt of Roeland Park, and
other items.
The PowerPoint presentation about Richmonds Main
Street has been in process for a
long time, said Peters. He uses
several sources to research
and write about who built and/
or owned what buildings, the
buildings uses through the
years, or maybe when it was
demolished or no longer used.
The Museum likes to acknowledge that Beachner Grain Co.
LOWRY…
OCONNOR…
the territory ever since, with an
emphasis on using it as a base from
which to wage war against Israel.
Much is made of its border controls in Gaza and the West Bank,
but a border isnt a denial of citizenship rights, rather a demarcation between two societies. If the
Palestinians would ever accept the
right of Israel to exist and embrace
a program of peaceful development, theyd get their own sovereign state.
Instead, they want to wipe Israel
from the map, and are getting
an assist from purveyors of the
malicious lie that Israel is morally indistinguishable from the old,
racist South Africa.
-Rich Lowry is editor of the National
Review.
Note the demand to put pressure on Israel, the target of
Hamas terror attacks, not
Hamas themselves, the perpetrators.
This is the Alice Through
the Lookingglass world we
now inhabit thanks to The
Squad, better described as
The Hamas Caucus.
Weve certainly come
a long way in one year.
Actually, less than a year. It
was September 2020, just eight
months ago, when President
Trump presided over the historic signing ceremony of the
Abraham Accords between
Israel and Bahrain.
Weve gone from peace in
our time to lets understand
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FROM PAGE 4
the point of view of the suicide bombers. What a difference an election can make.
Republicans, thankfully, have stayed true to the
long-standing American policy that used to be universally
supported across party lines.
They remain with our ally
and on the side of moral clarity. But, the Democrats? Not
so much.
The only hope is that fellow Democratic members
of Congress stand up to the
Hamas Caucus and speak
truth to power.
Kudos to Rep. Ted Deutsch,
who did just that. Deutsch,
a Florida Democrat who
represents a Boca Raton district that was once repped by
Col. Allen West, took to the
floor of the House and came
just short of calling out his
grams, and a mini-grant from
Franklin Co. Visitors Center
provided the large screen that
will be used for the first time.
New steel siding was provided
at-cost and the work done by
Quality Structures, Inc. several months ago, so the Museum
is ready for visitors!
The Museum asks that visitors wear masks and practice
reasonable social protocols.
Call one of the names on the
Museum window if you would
like to visit sometime other
than a weekend afternoon and
that can be arranged.
Pat Vining
Richmond Museum
Hamas-friendly colleagues.
Shockingly, some condemn Israel rather than the
terrorists. Not me. I stand
with Israel, Deutsch proclaimed. Um, congressman,
the calls are coming from
inside your house. Look
behind you… theyre called
The Squad, the magazine
cover models who your speaker posed with and gladly uses
for community organizing
and lining the pockets of your
fellow Democrats campaigns.
Say their names.
Theyre the Hamas Caucus.
And they are a great visual
aid to teach every American
exactly where your party
stands on a basic moral question.
Lesson learned. See you in
November.
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THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW Tuesday, May 25, 2021
SPORTS
ACHS baseball state bound
BY KEVIN GAINES
THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW
HUMBOLDT – Despite the
weather and location change,
the Anderson County Bulldogs
overcame all obstacles en route
to winning three games last
week in their regional to qualify for state.
The regional was supposed
to take place on their home
turf, but due to ongoing rain
the games had to be relocated
to Humboldt.
Last Monday, May 18, the
#2 seed Bulldogs (17-3 entering
regionals) made easy work of
#7 seed Neodesha (3-15), winning 10-0 in 5 innings.
AC crossed the plate 5 times
in the bottom of the first for an
early 5-0 lead. They would tack
on one more run in the third
inning before scoring 4 runs in
the bottom of the fifth to bring
the game to an end early.
Tyler Denny, Dallas Kueser
and Derek Rockers all paced
the Bulldogs with 2 hits each.
Denny led AC with 2 RBIs
and also scored a pair of runs.
Preston Kueser earned the
start and the win by going 2
innings, allowing 2 hits and
striking out 3.
Bailey Blaufuss and Dalton
Kellerman closed out the
game. Blaufuss went 2 innings,
walked 3 batters, struck out 1
and allowed 1 hit. Kellerman
pitched 1 inning, walked 1 and
struck out 1.
The Bulldogs' stiffest test of
the regional came in the second
round against 3rd seeded West
Franklin (13-10).
West Franklin would take
an early 1-0 lead in the top of
the first but the Bulldogs would
answer with 3 runs in the bottom half to jump on top 3-1.
AC would tack on one more
run in the bottom of the second inning for a 4-1 advantage,
which is where the game would
stand until the 6th.
West Franklin would plate
one run in the top of the inning
to cut the deficit to 4-2, but
just as they did earlier, the
Bulldogs answered with a run
of their own in the bottom half
to put them up 5-2, which would
be the final.
In the regional final, the
Bulldogs made easy work of
Wellsville cruising to a 10-0 victory, stamping a ticket to the
state tournament next week in
Manhattan.
The Bulldogs (20-3 heading
into state) will be the top seed
and will be squaring off against
#8 seed Hugoton (15-8) at KSU
Tointon Family Stadium at 3:30
p.m. on Thursday, May 27.
After opening the season losing 6 of 7, Hugoton has won 9 of
their last 11 games including
2 games in extra innings in
regionals to advance to state.
The winner of that game will
advance to play the winner of
Frontenac (17-5) and Hesston
(17-5) this Friday.
The championship game
will be Friday evening, May 28,
at 5:45 p.m.
Lady Lancers
bow out in
opening round
BY KEVIN GAINES
THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW
PAOLA – The Crest Lady
Lancers (6-14) were the #5 seed
and opened play against the #4
seed Lyndon (7-14), 6-0 to bring
their season to an end.
Both teams were reeling
entering the playoffs, Lyndon
was losers of their last 11 regular season games and before
Crest won their final regular
season game they had lost their
previous 12 games.
Lyndon would lose in the
quarterfinal game to top-seeded Jayhawk-Linn in a hard
fought 5-4 game.
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and 300m hurdles.
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STATEBOUND!
Athletes from local high schools head to state competitions this week!
AC Womens Track qualifiers: Orra Lutz (alternate), Kassie Mains, Bailey Clawson, Whitney Wight, Addie Fudge, Abby Reid,
Marah Lutz, Emma Schaffer, Makenzie Kueser, Ella Richard(alternate), Ashley Sulecki, Shelby Dunn (not Pictured).
ACs Bulldog Baseball Team took the regional championship and heads to the 3A state tournament at Manhattan-KSU-Tointon Family Stadium this Thursday and Friday.
AC Mens Track qualifiers: Chaylin Peine, Riley Hedges,
Fisher Galey.
AC Mens Golf headed to state at Hesston yesterday and
today: above, coach Nicole Wiehl, Tyler Feuerborn, Josh
Martin, Reese Jarrett, Lane Richards, AJ Rues, Nathan Gwin.
Central Heights 2A state meet qualifiers include: Luke Cotter,
Dakota Kuczmarski, David Craft, Lily Meyer, Jarod Crawford,
Taryn Compton, Jesse Wharton, Carson Wood.
Ursula Billings was the sole qualifier
from Crest Track, headed to the 1A
state meet in Wichitas Cessna Stadium Thursday-Saturday to compete in the womens 3200 meter.
Crest Baseball won its regional and competes in the 2-1A state tournament Thursday and Friday at Great Bend.
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community
GACC annual awards banquet winners recently announced Local student
named
to MVC
Dean List
Tuesday, May 25
10:00 a.m. – Storytime for Preschoolers
– Online
12:00 p.m. – Rotary International Club
Meeting
5:30 p.m. – PM Yoga
6:00 p.m. – City Commission Meeting
6:30 p.m. – American Legion Bingo
7:00 p.m. – Alcoholics Anonymous
Wednesday, May 26
1:00 p.m. – Duplicate Bridge – Cancelled
5:30 p.m. – PM Yoga
Thursday, May 27
9:00 a.m. – TOPS Meeting
2:00 p.m. – Emergency Food Assistance
Program (Harvesters)
4:00 p.m. – Walker Art Committee Mtg.
5:30 p.m. – PM Yoga
7:00 p.m. – Alcoholics Anonymous
7:00 p.m. – Celebration of Service
Friday, May 28
Avenue of Flags @ Garnett Cemetary
Saturday, May 29
Avenue of Flags @ Garnett Cemetary
Sunday, May 29
Avenue of Flags @ Garnett Cemetary
Monday, May 31
Avenue of Flags @ Garnett Cemetary
10:00 a.m. – Memorial Day Service Garnett Cemetary
7:00 p.m. – Veterans Memorial
Celebration on Courthouse Lawn
Tuesday, June 1
10:00 a.m. – Storytime for Preschoolers
– Online
12:00 p.m. – Rotary International Club
Meeting
4:30 p.m. – Tourism Advisory Board Mtg.
5:30 p.m. – PM Yoga
6:30 p.m. – American Legion Bingo
7:00 p.m. – Alcoholics Anonymous
7:00 p.m. – Garnett Senior Center
Board Meeting
Wednesday, June 2
1:00 p.m. – Duplicate Bridge – Cancelled
5:30 p.m. – PM Yoga
5:30 p.m. – ACHS Booster Club Meeting
5:30 p.m. – Garnett Elementary Site
Council
MidAmerica
Nazarene
University
announces
Honor Roll
OLATHE
MidAmerica
Nazarene University recently announced its President's,
Dean's List and Honor Roll for
the spring 2021 semester. A
total of 360 students qualified
for one of the honors.
Following are area MNU students named to the Presidents
List, Deans List and Honor
Roll.
Garnett
Trevor Beaudry, Deans
List,
Grady
Eichman,
Presidents
List,
Hailey
Gilbert, Presidents List and
Sarah Morrow, Honor Roll
Greeley
Cole Belcher, Presidents
List and Garrett Belcher,
Deans List
All students in traditional
programs carrying 12 semester hours or more with a term
GPA from 3.2 to 4.0 may qualify for one of these academic
honors. Neutral credit hours
are excluded from the calculation and reduce the course load
used to figure the honor. The
President's List is a 4.0 grade
point average for the semester;
Dean's List ranges from 3.5 to
3.99; and the Honor Roll is 3.2
to 3.49.
MidAmerica
Nazarene
University is a private,
Christian, liberal arts university of more than 2,000 students. Offering 40 plus traditional undergraduate majors,
the university is also known
for its accelerated professional
and graduate programs. The
campus is located on 105 acres
in Olathe, Kansas. More information may be found at www.
mnu.edu.
MARSHALL, Mo. – Dr. Diane
Bartholomew, vice president of academic affairs for
Missouri Valley College, has
announced the Spring 2021
Dean's List. The requirements
for the Dean's List are a 3.3 or
higher grade point average; at
least 12 graded hours for the
semester.
Ty C. Pope, Garnett, made the
list. Ty is majoring in Mass
Communication.
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THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW 5-25-2021 / SUBMITTED
The Garnett Area Chamber of Commerce Annual Awards Banquet
dubbed Grill & Chill with the Chamber was a success! We would
like to congratulate the following winners: Volunteer of the Year
– Everett Cox (top middle). Organization of the Year Garnett
Volunteer Fire Department (top right). Business of the Year &
Chamber Champion 6th Ave Boutique & Western Wear (directly
above). GACC Executive Director Kris Hix said, Congratulations
goes to all who were nominated! Your hard work and dedication to
the community has not gone unnoticed! Hix also added a special
thanks to everyone who helped set up, tear down, those who donated supplies and time, and all who attended. Your support of your
Chamber is greatly appreciated! Thank you to our speakers, Alec
Cook and Tom Lesnak, caterer Dutch Country Caf, Grill Master
Justin Zook, Auctioneer Ben Yoder, and our musical entertainers,
Trevor Holman and Dane Hicks. Also, a huge thank you to all of our
table sponsors for helping make the venue look AMAZING. You all
helped make the event a success. The Garnett Area Chamber of
Commerce is grateful for all of our board members, chamber members, volunteers, and for the community we serve. We look forward
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THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW Tuesday, May 25, 2021
2B
Lancer baseball heading to state
BY KEVIN GAINES
THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW
HUMBOLDT – After an opening round blowout, the Crest
Lancers won despite being
challenged over their next two
games to earn a trip to the state
tournament.
Top-seeded Crest (19-1)
downed Yates Center with ease
in the opener, 11-0 in 5 innings.
Leading just 4-0 heading into
the bottom of the fourth, the
Lancers blew the game open
with 7 runs.
The Lancers would score 11
runs on 11 hits and commit just
one error defensively.
Conversely, Yates Center
would be shut out and pick up
only one hit.
Avery Blaufuss pitched a
5-inning gem, allowing just one
hit, striking out 8 while walking 3.
Offensively,
Stratton
McGhee, Harrison Barker and
Jack White all scored a multihit game with 2 hits apiece.
In the second round match
up with fifth seeded Central
Heights Vikings, the Lancers
were limited to under 10 runs
for just the second time of the
season, the first time was a
7-3 loss to Jayhawk-Linn, their
only loss of the season.
This time though, the pitching threw another shutout for a
4-0 win.
Crest was limited to just 2
runs in each of the 3rd and 5th
innings.
McGhee picked up a pair
of hits and drove in 3 of his
squads 4 runs.
Stetson Setter scored a win
by going 5 1/3 innings, allowing just 3 hits and striking out
7.
In the championship game,
the Crest Lancers broke open
a tie game late by scoring 4
runs in both the fifth and sixth
inning en route to a 12-4 win
over Southern Lyon County.
Trevor Church led the offensive attack with 3 hits in his 4
at bats, driving in one run.
Church picked up the victory on the mound, pitching
6 innings, allowing 3 hits, no
earned runs and struck out 10.
Church improved his record to
7-0 this year with an impressive 0.34 earned run average.
Bulldogs golf team
punches ticket to state
BY KEVIN GAINES
THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW
OSAWATOMIE – Senior Joshua
Martin led a strong group of
Anderson County Bulldog golfers last Tuesday at the regional meet in Osawatomie as he
finished in a tie for first place
to help his squad to a second
place finish overall.
Martin (74) shot a +3 to tie
for the best score but finished
3rd overall after the playoff.
Sophomore Lane Richards
(83) finished in a 3-way tie for
seventh.
Reese Jarett (92, 12th place),
Tyler Feuerborn (100, 20th
place), Nathan Gwin (107, 21st
place) and AJ Rues (113, 25th
place) also did their part helping the team qualify for state.
The state tournament, in
Hesston, began yesterday, May
24, and will conclude today.
Results can be found on the
KSHSAA website.
Bakers dozen heading to
state for Bulldogs in track
BY KEVIN GAINES
THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW
FREDONIA – Last Friday, the
ACHS Bulldog track and field
squads performed well at the
regional meet in Fredonia,
sending 13 athletes to state. In
the process the girls finished
regional runner-up, which
was their best finish as a team
since 1988.
Abigael Reid finished first
in the pole vault, clearing 10
7, and in the process setting
a new school record.. Reid also
finished 2nd in both the 100
meter (15.42) and 300 meter
hurdles (41.86) and was also a
part of the 4×400 team (4:14.91)
that won gold along with
Marah Lutz, Emma Schaffer
and Makenzie Kueser.
The girls 4×100 team (52.25)
also qualified for state, finishing fourth. The team consisted of Ashley Sulecki, Whitney
Wright, Schaffer and Kueser.
Also the girls 4×800 team
(11:15.10) which includes Addie
Fudge, Bailey Clawson, Kassie
Mains and Lutz.
Schaffer also qualified for
state in the 400 meter run
(1:01.70).
In field events Shelby Dunn
finished 2nd in javelin (108 6)
and 4th in discus (101 6) and
Kueser finished fourth in both
the triple jump and long jump
(15 1).
For the boys, Riley Hedges
paced the team with a first in
the 300 meter hurdles (41.86)
and finished fourth in the 1600
meter run (4:47.25).
Fisher Galey (138 3) and
Chaylin Peine (133 4) finished
2nd and 3rd respectively in the
discus.
The 3A state meet will be
Friday, May 28 in Wichita on
the Wichita State University
campus at Cessna Stadium.
Field events begin at 8 a.m.
and running events begin at 11
a.m.
Lancer runner heading to state
BY KEVIN GAINES
THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW Tuesday, May 25, 2021
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BURLINGTON
Ursula
Billings will be headed to state
in both the 3200 meter run and
the 1600 meter run after her
performances last Thursday at
Burlington.
The junior finished in second in the 3200 meter run with
a time of 12:42.72, which was
20 seconds behind the time of
Chloe Clevenger (12:22.1) of
Doniphan West.
Billings (5:46.11) finished
fourth in the 1600 meter run.
The winning time was by Macy
Smith (5:39.27) of Olpe.
Other finishers for the girls
were Brinley McGhee (21.21,
12th place) in the 100 meter
hurdles and sixth in the long
jump with a jump of 15 8.5.
Mia Coleman qualified for
finals in the 100 meter dash,
finishing 8th overall with a
time of 14.42.
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Freshman Mia Coleman
came incredibly close to qualifying for state in the 200 meter
dash with a time of 29.26, good
for 5th place in the finals.
Top finishes for the Lancer
boys on the day were Karter
Miller (11:47.53, 7th place) in
the 3200 meter run.
Stratton McGhee and
Brenton Edgerton both ran the
100 meter dash in 12.30 seconds, which tied them at 14th
overall.
McGhee (18 7.5) also finished 9th in the long jump and
Kobey Miller (121 10) finished
9th in the javelin.
The 1A state meet will be
Saturday, May 29 in Wichita on
the Wichita State University
campus at Cessna Stadium.
The girls 3200 meter run will
be at 11 a.m. and the 1600 meter
run will begin at 3:30 p.m.
Lady Bulldogs lose lead late, fall short of state
BY KEVIN GAINES
THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW
OTTAWA – The Anderson
County Lady Bulldogs entered
last weeks regionals with an
11-8 record but in a regional
full of 8 teams without a losing record, it was a wide open
bracket.
The regional was hosted by
Burlington but relocated to the
turf fields at Ottawa University
due to heavy rain throughout
the week.
In the opening round, the
Bulldogs dominated #3 seed
Osawatomie (11-5), 9-0.
It took a pair of extra base
hits, a double by Cali Foltz and
a triple by Ellie Pedrow to get
on the board in the first inning
and take an early 1-0 lead.
That is all starting pitcher
Alison Brown would need as
she pitched one of her better
games of the season going 7
innings, striking out 6, walking 2 and allowing just 3 hits in
the shutout.
The Bulldogs would give her
plenty of support though as
they would score 3 runs in the
third, 2 runs in the fourth and
3 more in the sixth for the 10-0
win.
Foltz would go on to pick up
4 hits in the contest, driving in
2 runs and scoring 3 times.
Rayna Jasper would tally 3
hits in her 4 at bats, scoring 3
runs and driving in another.
The Bulldogs next opponent
would be Burlington (#7 seed,
10-8) after they also scored an
upset in the opening round
downing #4 West Franklin, 6-0.
Burlington had the upper
hand early, clinging to a 3-1
lead after 3 1/2 innings.
The Lady Bulldogs would
respond with 6 runs in the bottom of the fourth to turn the
game around.
Ashley Lickteig, Kaylyn
Disbrow, Foltz, Pedrow and
Brown would all drive in runs
in the inning.
Burlington responded with
2 runs in the fifth and scored
one more in the seventh but
came up short in the 8-6 win by
ACHS to advance to the regional championship game.
Disbrow would finish the
game with just one hit but 3
runs batted in and score once.
In the championship game
against Prairie View, the
Bulldogs came up just 6 outs
short of earning back-to-back
trips to the state tournament.
Anderson County scored
two runs in the first but
Prairie View responded to take
the early 3-2 lead with 3 runs in
the bottom half of the inning.
The score would remain
unchanged until Anderson
County finally knotted the
game back up with a run in
the top of the fifth on an infield
single by Cali Foltz to score
Jasper.
Jasper would make her
presence felt again in the sixth
inning by hitting a two-run
double, which put the Lady
Bulldogs up 5-3.
Then the game unraveled
for ACHS in the bottom of the
sixth inning.
Following a leadoff single,
back-to-back bunt singles loaded the bases.
The ensuing Prairie View
hitter would single to center,
scoring a pair of runs to tie the
score at 5 with still no outs.
A walk, another infield single and an error helped Prairie
View build an 8-5 lead with still
no one out in the inning.
Following a flyout and a
walk, the bases loaded threat
came to an end as a line drive
back to pitcher Alison Brown
was caught and was able to
throw out a runner at second
that couldnt get back in time
to end the inning.
AC did score a run in the
seventh but the game came to
an end with one tying run at
the plate as Prairie View hung
on for an 8-6 victory.
Lady Vikings run out of steam in championship game
BY KEVIN GAINES
THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW
OTTAWA – Central Heights
dropped the championship
game in disappointing fashion
after a pair of upsets in regionals last week.
It was a season that started
with so much promise as the
Central Heights softball team
won 4 straight games after an
0-2 start. But then a 10-game
losing streak amidst a 2-14
finish on the season left the
Vikings with a #6 seed sporting a 5-15 record and distant
odds of making state, but the
Lady Vikings had one final run
in them.
In an offensive shootout, the
Vikings upset #3 Uniontown
(10-8) in the first round, 18-13.
The Lady Vikings would
strike first with 2 runs in
the first inning on an Addey
Froggatte double that scored
by Cameron Peel and Taylor
Chrisjohn for a 2-0 lead.
Uniontown scored five of
their own in the bottom of the
second to jump into the lead,
5-2.
Central Heights would
answer though with 2 runs in
the third and 3 in the fourth to
lead 7-5.
Chrisjohn hit a two-run double in the third, scoring both
Jadynn Criqui and Peel and
then another bases loaded double in the fourth by Chrisjohn
scored AnneLeese Thao, Axel
Roberts and Criqui.
Central Heights would blow
the game open with 5 runs in
the top of the fifth and seventh
innings to lead 18-7. Uniontown
tallied 6 runs in their half of
the seventh to account for the
final score.
The key play in the 5-run
fifth inning was a 2-run double
by Roberts, scoring both Elise
Platt and Thao.
The big hit in the seventh
was a homerun by Peel, scoring Roberts and Criqui.
The Vikings pounded out
16 hits in the win. Roberts,
Criqui and Chrijohn each had
3 hits each. Chrisjohn finished
the game with 5 RBIs, while
Roberts and Peel each drove in
3 runs.
Last Thursday the Lady
Vikings downed Marmaton
Valley 11-6 in the semifinals.
Central Heights never
trailed but the game was close
throughout. The Vikings led
4-2 after the third inning, 6-3
after the fourth and 9-6 after
the fifth inning.
It wasnt until a pair of
insurance runs in the top half
of the seventh gave Central
Heights some breathing room.
Chrisjohn again led the
offense picking up 3 hits, scoring twice and driving in two
runs. Chrisjohn had two of
the three extra base hits on the
afternoon for the Vikings as
she hit a double and triple.
Peel and Chloe LaDuke also
drove in two runs.
Following a brief break, the
VIkings went straight into the
championship game against
top-seeded Jayhawk Linn (21-0)
and unfortunately crumbled in
a 15-0 defeat.
After amassing 29 runs in
their first 2 games, they only
picked up 1 hit in the championship game. They also fell
apart defensively committing 5
errors which led to 10 unearned
runs.
Jayhawk-Linn scored 10
runs in the first, taking the
wind out of the Vikings sail.
They would score 2 runs in
the second and also score three
more runs in the third, with no
outs, when the game came to
an end due to the 15-run mercy
rule after 3 innings.
Vikings turn in solid performances to qualify for state
BY KEVIN GAINES
THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW
PLEASANTON – Last Thursday
Central Heights qualified 8 athletes for the state meet at the
regional meet in Pleasanton.
Leading the way was Taryn
Compton and Lily Meyer as
they had the best individual
performances.
Compton qualified for state
in both the 100 meter (2nd
place, 17.08) and 300 meter hurdles (3rd place, 49.40)
Meyer finished 2nd in the
800 meter run with a time of
2:37.35 and barely missed qualifying in the 400 meter run with
a time of 1:06.30, good for 5th
place.
For the boys, it was Luke
Cotter qualifying in the 3200
meter run with a time of
10:36.30, good for 4th place.
The 4×800 team consisting of Jarod Crawford, David
Craft, Carson Wood and Cotter
also ran a season best time of
8:50.52, which was good for 3rd
place.
Head coach Troy Prosser is
ecstatic with how his athletes
performed, The Vikings are
going back to the State Track
& Field Meet! It feels incredible
to say that again after having
the 2020 season cancelled. All
around, the team had a great
day with personal bests in the
Javelin, Shot Put and many
more on the track. Qualifying
first was the boys 4×800 relay.
They were seeded 5th going
in (top four qualify) and were
a solid five seconds behind
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the closest team on paper so
they knew they would have
to improve, plain and simple.
They picked a great time for
their best performance on the
track by setting a season best
mark by 22 seconds and taking
3rd. It was incredible to watch
and even better to see their joy
after it was official. Taryn followed up with yet another stellar performance in the 100m
hurdles to capture a Regional
Runner up as well as a personal
best. She followed that up by
coming within 0.06 seconds of
her best in the 300m hurdles to
qualify in 3rd in a stacked race.
Lilys 800m was brilliant from
start to finish. She had been
working her way into some
new events this season and she
picked a great day to drop her
800m time by 10 seconds for
a lifetime best 2:37 and a 2nd
place finish. Wrapping up the
day, Luke Cotters technical
mastery of the 3200 worked in
his favor once again by easily
capturing a 4th place qualifying mark and picking up another PR in the process. With the
end of the season a looming
possibility today, the heart
and determination these kids
brought explains exactly why
their season continues and will
instead end on the biggest stage
next weekend in Wichita.
The 2A state meet will be
Saturday, May 29 in Wichita on
the Wichita State University
campus at Cessna Stadium.
Running events start at 11 a.m.
Results
Boys 4x800m Relay
3rd – Jarod Crawford, David
Craft, Carson Wood, Luke
Cotter – 8:50.52 (Season Best)
Boys 3200m
4th – Luke Cotter – 10:36.30
Boys 100m
16th – Jesse Wharton – 12.91
Boys 200m
15th – Jesse Wharton – 26.08
Boys 400m
9th – David Craft – 56.46
Boys 800m
14th – D. Kuczmarski – 2:31.15
Boys Long Jump
11th – Carson Wood – 15-07.50
Boys Shot Put
10th – Aiden Welch – 32-05.50
13th – Ryan Hale – 28-02
Boys Discus
8th – Luke Brown – 100-09
Girls 100m hurdles
2nd – Taryn Compton – 17.08
Girls 300m hurdles
3rd – Taryn Compton – 49.40
Girls 400m
5th – Lily Meyer – 1:06.30
Girls 800m
2nd – Lily Meyer – 2:37.35
Girls Javelin
8th – Alexis Haynes – 97-10
17th – Nikita dAugereau – 49-08
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PUBLIC NOTICE
Notice of City/School Elections
(First published in the Anderson County
Review on May 18, 2021.)
Notice of hearing and notice Notice of public hearing
to creditors – Crumm Estate
(First published in the Anderson County
Review on May 11, 2021)
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF ANDERSON
COUNTY, KANSAS
IN THE FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
In the Matter of the Estate of
RUBY F. CRUMM, Deceased.
Case No. 21-PR-9
NOTICE OF HEARING AND NOTICE TO
CREDITORS
STATE OF KANSAS
COUNTY OF ANDERSON
THE STATE OF KANSAS TO ALL PERSONS
CONCERNED:
ss:
You are hereby notified that a petition dated
on April 11th, 2021, has been filed in this Court
by Jennifer Joyce McCulloch, as Executrix
named in the Last Will and Testament of the
decedent praying that the instrument attached
to the petition, dated December 3rd, 2015, be
admitted into probate, along with two attached
statements, and for the appointment of Jennifer
Joyce McCulloch as Executrix of said Will,
without bond.
You are further advised that the petitioner
in this matter has requested administration pursuant to the Kansas Simplified Estates Act, and
if such request is granted the Court may not
supervise administration of the estate and no
further notice of any action of the executrix or
other proceedings in the administration will be
given except for notice of final settlement of the
decedents estate. Should written objections to
simplified administration be filed with the Court,
the Court may order supervised administration
to ensue.
You are required to file your written defenses to the admission of the decedents will to
probate on or before June 2nd, 2021, at 9:00
oclock a.m., in this Court in the city of Garnett
in Anderson County, Kansas, at which time and
place the cause will be heard. Should you fail
therein, judgment and decree will be entered in
due course upon the petition.
All creditors are notified to exhibit their
demands against the estate within four months
from the date of the first publication of this
notice as provided by law, and if their demands
are not thus exhibited they shall be forever
barred.
Jennifer Joyce McCulloch,
Petitioner
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Notice is hereby given that the Anderson
County Planning Commission will hold a Public
Hearing on June 21, 2021 at 7:00 P.M. in
the Anderson County Annex, 409 South Oak,
Garnett, Kansas to consider:
Zone Change application #ZC202106(Peterson) to split off and rezone approximately 3 acres from A-1 Agriculture District
to R-3A Single Family Residential Three Acre
District. Said property will be split off from the
following:
A tract of land located in the West Half of
the SE/4 of Section 34, Township 19 South,
Range 21 East of the PM, Anderson County,
KS further described as follows: Commencing
at the Southeast Corner of the said section
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE
THE GARNETT PLANNING COMMISSION
The complete application may be viewed
during regular business hours at City Hall.
The Garnett Planning Commission has
received an application for a Special Use
Permit. TAKE NOTICE that the matter will be
considered on the 17th Day of June, 2021,
commencing at 6:00 PM at the Commission
Room at City Hall, 131 W. 5th Ave., Garnett,
Kansas.
The purpose of this hearing is to take comments from the public which will be considered
by the Planning Commission in making its
recommendation regarding the special use
application to the Garnett governing body. At
the hearing, any party may appear in person
or be represented by an agent or an attorney.
1. TO BE CONSIDERED BY THE PLANNING
COMMISSION:
Application for Special Use Permit filed
by Anderson County Rural Fire to build a
Fire Apparatus Storage Facility at 00000 S.
Westgate Rd. The proposed site is zoned O-I,
Eric Mills
Zoning Administrator
City Hall
131 W. Fifth Ave.
Garnett, KS 66032
In the Matter of the Estate of
RUSSELL D. THOMAS, DECEASED
THENCE S893800W on the South line of
the Southeast Quarter of said section to the
point of beginning a distance of 1651.00 feet;
THENCE S893800W on the South line of
said Southeast Quarter a distance of 404.00
feet; THENCE N021229E a distance of
324.00 feet; THENCE N893800E a distance
of 404.00 feet; THENCE S021229W to the
point of beginning a distance of 324.00 feet,
containing 3-acres more or less, all in Anderson
County, Kansas.
Any person concerned with this request may
attend the public hearing or submit written comments, opposed or in support, to the Planning
Commission. The Planning Commission may
continue this hearing date to a future date, if
necessary, without further notice.
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Notice to creditors
– Thomas Estate
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF ANDERSON
COUNTY, KANSAS
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Thomas R. Young
Planning & Zoning Director
which only permits storage facilities on upon
the issuance of a Special Use Permit.
(First published in the Anderson County
Review on May 25, 2021.)
PREPARED AND APPROVED BY:
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112 West Fifth St., PO Box 441
Garnett, KS 66032
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Notice to public hearing
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May 25, 2021.)
(Published in the Anderson County Review on
May 25, 2021.)
Case No. AN 2021-PR-10
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
THE STATE OF KANSAS TO ALL PERSONS
CONCERNED:
You are hereby notified that on the 11th day
of May 2021, a Petition for Appointment of
Administrator was filed in this Court by Terri
Olson, heir. All creditors of the above-named
Decedent are notified to exhibit their demands
against the Estate within four months from
the date of first publication of this notice, as
provided by law, and if their demands are not
thus exhibited, they shall be forever barred.
TERRI OLSON, Petitioner
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118 W. Madison Avenue, PO Box 866
Iola, KS 66749
(620) 365-3778
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Anderson County, Kansas
In compliance with the provisions of
KSA 25-1018(b)
Notice is hereby given that the following positions will appear on the ballot for the 2021 City/School Primary
Election (if required) & 2021 General
Election:
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USD 365 Board of Education
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City of Colony
Mayor
Filing deadline for all candidates is
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June 1st, 2021 at Noon in the County
Clerks office, 100 E 4th Ave, Garnett,
City of Garnett Ks 66032. All filing fees are $20 (KSA
1 Commissioner
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In witness whereof, I have here unto
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Notice of sale
(First published in the Anderson County
Review on May 25, 2021.)
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF ANDERSON
COUNTY, KANSAS
CIVIL DEPARTMENT
Towd Point Mortgage Trust 2018-3, U.S. Bank
National Association, as Indenture Trustee
Plaintiff,
vs.
Harry S. Funk, III; Connie Jo Funk; John
Doe (Tenant/Occupant); Mary Doe (Tenant/
Occupant), et al.
Defendants.
Case No. 2019-CV-000040
Court Number:
Pursuant to K.S.A. Chapter 60
Notice Of Sale
Under and by virtue of an Order of Sale issued
to me by the Clerk of the District Court of
Anderson County, Kansas, the undersigned
Sheriff of Anderson County, Kansas, will offer
for sale at public auction and sell to the highest
bidder for cash in hand, at the West Door of
the Courthouse at Garnett, Anderson County,
Kansas, on June 17, 2021, at 10:00 AM, the
following real estate:
LOTS SEVEN (7), EIGHT (8), NINE (9) AND
TEN (10) IN BLOCK TWENTY-NINE (29);
LOTS NINE (9), TEN (10), ELEVEN (11) AND
TWELVE (12) IN BLOCK THIRTY (30); ALL OF
BLOCK FORTY-ONE (41); ALL OF BLOCK
FORTY-TWO (42) IN THE CITY OF KINCAID,
KANSAS;
BEGINNING AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER
OF BLOCK TWENTY-NINE (29), CITY OF
KINCAID, KANSAS, THENCE SOUTH 80
FEET, THENCE WEST 300 FEET, THENCE
NORTH 80 FEET, THENCE EAST 300 FEET
TO THE PLACE OF BEGINNING, LESS THE
ALLEY 20 FEET BY 80 FEET;
ALSO BEGINNING AT THE SOUTHWEST
CORNER OF THE SOUTHEAST QUARTER
(SE 1/4 ) OF SECTION THIRTY-SIX (36),
TOWNSHIP TWENTY-TWO (22) SOUTH,
RANGE TWENTY (20) EAST OF THE
SIXTH PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, THENCE
NORTH 100 FEET TO THE SOUTHWEST
CORNER OF BLOCK FORTY-TWO (42) IN
THE CITY OF KINCAID, KANSAS, THENCE
EAST TO THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
BLOCK TWENTY-NINE (29) IN SAID CITY
OF KINCAID, KANSAS, THENCE SOUTH
100 FEET AND THENCE WEST TO THE
PLACE OF BEGINNING; ALL IN ANDERSON
COUNTY KANSAS, commonly known as 12
North Grace Street, Kincaid, KS 66039 (the
Property)
to satisfy the judgment in the above-entitled
case. The sale is to be made without appraisement and subject to the redemption period
as provided by law, and further subject to the
approval of the Court. For more information,
visit www.Southlaw.com
Vernon L Valentine, Sheriff
Anderson County, Kansas
Prepared By:
SouthLaw, P.C.
Blair T. Gisi (KS #24096)
13160 Foster, Suite 100
Overland Park, KS 66213-2660
(913) 663-7600
(913) 663-7899 (Fax)
Attorneys for Plaintiff
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FROM PAGE 1
(KMEA) for many years.
He served several terms as
Chairman and Vice-Chairman
for the energy management
project which provides electricity to the City of Garnett
and continues to do so. In 2015
Bob was elected to serve on the
KMEA Executive Committee
and currently serves as the
Vice President of KMEA. Bobs
leadership has been an integral
part of several significant projects including the purchase of
a portion of a large power plant
in Pleasant Hill, Missouri, the
development of a linemen services crew currently serving in
western Kansas, and the acquisition of a small engineering
firm in Salina, Kansas.
Bob has also served on the
Joint Board of Administration
for the Kansas Municipal Gas
Agency/Kansas Municipal
Energy Agency for the last several years. He has also been
active in the Kansas Municipal
Utilities which provides training and legislature services for
Municipal Utility throughout
Kansas. He has served on the
KMU Mutual Aid Advisory
Committee since it began.
Bob has been the recipient of
Lifetime Achievement Awards
from both KMEA and KMU.
As a city employee, he used
his skills with metal and wood
to build and repair streetlights,
bike racks, signs, helped with
the renovation of the Santa Fe
Depot with the installation of
the caboose, the walk bridge at
the South Lake, Garnett 150th
displays, many Christmas
floats and the docks at the lakes
and reservoir.
He is very involved in his
community. He became a
Hunters Education instructor
in 1979 in Greenwood County
and since 1984 in Anderson
County. He received the Order
of the Buffalo in 2013. Bob was
recently named the Region V
Instructor of the Year for 2020.
Other community participation over the years includes
Lake Garnett Sporting Club
officer and board member,
Anderson County LEPC,
Harvesters, Garnett County
Club former board member,
officer and grounds chair,
NRA Women on Target, Youth
Trapshooting, coached youth
soccer, basketball, baseball,
high school boys and girls
golf and Parks and Recreation
Board and Planning and
Zoning Board member.
Bob is married to Vicki
Mills and has 3 sons and 4
granddaughters.
As he leaves, Bob takes with
him a great deal of knowledge
of the electrical and gas industry and power plant operations.
A resulting offer by Garnett
commissioners granted him a
two-year employment contract
with a raise from some $90,000
to $95,000 per year, with a oneyear notice from commissioners to non-renew his employment.
Weiners relationship in
particular with commissioner Greg Gwin has been one of
ongoing static in recent years.
Gwin has frequently been
critical of Weiner in various
aspects of city management
and opposed the culmination
of an increase in Weiners
compensation package during
those discussions last year.
Gwin recently called Weiner
out in open session of a city
commission meeting regarding a personnel matter the city
manager had handled involving a city employee, discussing
various particulars about the
move and the issue in open
session.
Susan Wettstein is directory of
community development for the
City of Garnett.
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than a year after Weiner, who
took the Garnett post in 2017,
was offered the city managers post at Iola last August
after a dispute with city commissioners over salary and a
single year contract he said
left his tenure with the city in
limbo. A number of community members joined to support
Weiner at the time, pressuring
city commissioners for more
acceptable terms on his behalf.
4B
THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW Tuesday, May 25, 2021
CLASSIFIEDS
REAL ESTATE
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Free – 3 year old king size mattress. Call (785) 448-7534 for
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Dont Forget Grandmas
Attic! New things added, books
(old and new), new gifts, old
dishes, pictures, junk. Upstairs
at Baumans.
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Are you behind $10k or more
on your taxes? Stop wage &
bank levies, liens & audits,
unfiled tax returns, payroll
issues, & resolve tax debt fast.
Call 855-462-2769
Donate your car to charity. Receive maximum value
of write off for your taxes.
Running or not! All conditions
accepted. Free pickup. Call for
details. 844-268-9386
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plan. Free quotes from top providers. Excellent coverage. Call
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Anniversary & Birth
Announcements
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Send it in…
ONLINE
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and click one of the forms
under Submit News.*
Its quick & easy!
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Housekeeping
Position
Garnett
Garnett HotelHotel
& RV Park seeks to fill a
housekeeping position. Starting pay $9/hr
and up depending on experience.
Apply in person at
109 Prairie Plaza Parkway, Garnett.
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HELP WANTED
Sandras Quick Shop/Simple
Simons is hiring part-time
positions. Apply within. (785)
448-6602.
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Farm hand needed – Full
and part time. Must be able
to operate skid steer, tractor
and mixer wagon. Knowledge
of feeding cattle. Garnett. Call
(785) 448-8201.
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Convoy Systems is hiring
Class A drivers to run from
Kansas City to the west coast.
Home Weekly! Great Benefits!
www.convoysystems.com Call
Tina ext. 301 or Lori ext. 303
1-800-926-6869.
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FARM & AG
American Walnut – buying
standing timber. Must have 25
or more trees. Call (916) 2326781 in St. Joseph for details.
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LAWN & GARDEN
Little John Sherwood
Farm
& Greenhouse
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785-835-7057
john
Bedding Plants & Perennials
Tues – Sat: 9am – 6pm
513 Ohio Rd, Richmond,
Off of 59 Hwy, 3 miles, E. on Cloud
Rd., 1 mile S. on Ohio Rd.
Follow the yellow chicken.
SERVICES
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LOST AND FOUND
(913) 594-2495
Strayed – from pasture 2 miles
east of Lone Elm, large black
cow, Bar Reverse S brand on
left hip, please leave message
at (913) 756-2629 or call Dale
Sprague at (620) 496-6902.
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NCCC Summer Allied Health Classes
starting 6/1/217/25-21
CNA classes-Summer-CNA hybrid class in Ottawa
and CNA Live Class in Chanute, CMA hybrid class
and CMA Update online course starting 6/1/21.
Call Tracy Rhine or email
trhine@neosho.edu,
or call (620) 432-0386.
Spray Foam Insulation and more
Closed and Open Cell Insulation
2×2
Attic Blown Fiberglass Insulation
Batt Insulation
precision foam
Licensed and Insured
Foam Insulation
JD Yutzy
785-448-8727
Call today for all your insulation needs
Quality and customer satisfaction is #1
1×1.5
farmers
positions !
2x2All
1Stop Parker, KS
oneafternoon/evening
stop
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and weekend shifts
Edgecomb Builders
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General Contractor
edgecomb
Custom Homes
Additions
Finishing Trimwork
Remodels
Lonnie Edgecomb (785) 204-1580
Cooks, cook assistant, clerk/wait staff, janitor/
mopping. Call mobile at 785-819-5315 to
schedule interview and fill out application,
or we will email you an application.
Alcohol Anonymous meetings. Tuesdays and Thursdays,
7 p.m. 510 S. Oak, Garnett.
(785) 241-0586.
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Reviews EagleEye News
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videography for your wedding,
special event, property survey,
promotional video, high-altitude equipment or building
inspection, etc. Real-time view
from up to 400 feet elevation, up
to nearly 1 mile range. Contact
the Anderson County Review
at (785) 448-3121 for more info.
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with a FREE announcement
and photo in the Review. Go to
www.garnett-ks.com and click
the form under Submit News.
Available FREE 24 hours/day!
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announcement ONLINE for
publication in The Anderson
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garnett-ks.com and click the
form under Submit News.
Fill in the form and click submit. Available FREE 24 hours/
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2×2 JB Construction
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Decks Siding
Pole Buildings Garages
Joe Borntreger
(785) 448-8803 joe.borntreger@yahoo.com
Guest Home Estates
2×2
guest homes
is looking for full-time CMAs, shift varies, who are
wanting to work with our team.
We offer Health Insurance and Competitive Wages.
If you are interested in this position,
please contact Sandra Johnson
at 785-448-6884
or come by our home
at 806 West 4th, Garnett.
We are excited to meet with you.
These items will be sold at public auction by Lutz Towing &
Recovery, Inc. These items are for sale by sealed bids. Sealed
bids are to be received by mail or dropped off at
206 S. Catalpa St., Garnett, Ks., by May 27, 2021, at 7 a.m.
Any questions call (785) 448-0833.
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lutz towing
2003 Cadillac Deville
2008 Ford F150
1999 Ford Expedition
2016 Lode King Industries
2017 Polaris Ranger
VIN 1G6KD54YX3U164639
VIN 1FTRF12268KD88376
VIN 1FMPU18L0XLBO9540
VIN 2LDSD5030HF063042
VIN 4XARTE87XH8024680
HELP WANTED
2×2 Garden Gate Greenhouse
Annuals & Perennials Hanging Baskets
gardenDecorative
gatePlanters Vegetable Plants.
Ag Choice Moran/Blue Mound, Kansas is a retail fertilizer, feed, seed and
custom application business located in Southeast Kansas.
We have an employment opportunity for a motivated individual. Duties include
general labor, some custom application, and all activities associated with
day-to-day operations. CDL or ability to get one a must. Seasonal long hours
can be expected. Safety is a priority. Excellent benefit package including health
insurance, 401K, retirement, safety bonuses, and profitability bonuses
included.
10003 NW 1600 Rd Westphalia
(from 7th St. in Garnett west 15 miles)
(785) 489 -2483 Hrs: Mon-Fri 9-6 Sat 9-4
Only cash or check accepted
Call 620-237-4668
The Northwest Kansas
Educational Service Center hiring:
Anderson County Solid Waste Landfill is taking applications for a
1) Early Childhood Teacher/Early Childhood Special
Education Teachers
2) School Psychologist
3) Autism/Low Incidence Consultant
4) Behavior Specialist/Counselors
5) Special Education Teachers
6) Special Education Paraprofessional(Quinter-Hill CityOberlin-Cheylin-Oakley, Hoxie, Sharon Springs)
7) Physical Therapist Assistant (Licensed)
8) Deaf and Hard of Hearing Interpreter or candidate willing
to be trained
9) Speech Pathologist
10) Head Start Paraprofessional (St. Francis-OberlinWakeeney-Goodland-Oakley)
11) Gifted Facilitator
Position open until filled. Applicant must have at least 6 months
verifiable Class A CDL experience to apply.
(Competitive Salaries, Insurance, and
Education Assistance Available)
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Happiness is… subscribing to
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NOTICES
If you currently have a Bachelor Degree we have options for you
including education assistance support. Please contact Lori Weinman
at 785-672-3125, Ext 156. Head Start positions contact Shelby Hubert,
Director of Head Start, Ext 160
Applications are available at https://nkesc.tedkl2.com/hire/index.aspx.
Applications will be accepted until the position is filled.
*NKESC is an EOE*
FULL-TIME TRUCK DRIVER/
HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR
2×4
and co road &
Applicant will be required to work every fourth Saturday (8-12:00)
plus Monday
thru Friday 7:00 am 3:30 pm. Position has full county
bridge
benefits, insurance, vacation and sick leave.
Applicant will run all heavy equipment on site, required to obtain 36 hrs. of initial training to be in charge of Hazardous Waste
building and refresher course of 8 hrs. annually, training is provided.
Applicant will be required to climb, balance, reach, crawl & move up
to 50 lbs. Applicant will be exposed to moving mechanical parts,
high precarious places, fumes or airborne particles, toxic or caustic
chemicals. A full job description and applications are available at
the County Road Dept. Office, 823 W. 7th Ave., Garnett, KS and also
at the Landfill.
Questions, please call Scott @ 785-448-3109.
Anderson County is an Equal Opportunity
Employer and position is Veterans Preference
Eligible (VPE), State Law K.S.A. 73-201
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LOCAL
THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW Tuesday, May 25, 2021
Davis 65th Anniversary Back The Blue event banned by Facebook
from Fox news
Bill and Laura
(Sobba) Davis of
Garnett will celebrate their 65th
wedding anniversary on June 2.
They
were
married
June
2, 1956 at Holy
Angels Church in
Garnett.
They have two
children, a son
Ron and a daughter Patti, seven
grandchildren
and four great
grandchildren.
They will celebrate with family
later this summer.
BRADENTON, Fla. A Florida
distillery says its requests to
promote a "Back the Blue"
event through paid advertising
on Facebook has been repeatedly denied by the social media
platform.
Loaded Cannon Distillery,
located in Lakewood Ranch in
Bradenton, Florida, is preparing to launch a new line of
spirits dedicated to different
groups of first responders.
"We're launching this Lost
Legend series because they are
legends, all of them," Loaded
Cannon Distillery marketing
and creative director Michelle
Russell told FOX & Friends
Weekend in an interview on
Sunday. "First responders,
EMTs, police, firefighters, anybody that wears a badge, and
they deserve some recognition."
The free event will take place
at Loaded Cannon Distillery
on May 29 from 11 a.m. to 7
p.m., featuring live music,
food trucks and other vendors,
and free drink samples from
Loaded Cannon.
The majority of the event's
proceeds will go to Supporters
of Law Enforcement, or SOLE,
a nonprofit dedicated to providing support to law enforcement
in times of illness, crisis, or
injury. In addition, about 2%
of each of the five bottles' sales
will be given to the respective
first responder group being
honored.
In an effort to promote the
event to a wider audience,
Russell sent a series of requests
to Facebook to place multiple
$200 ads. However, each of the
requests were denied by the
tech giant, according to Loaded
Cannon Distillery.
"Your ad may have been
rejected if it mentions politicians or sensitive social issues
that could influence public
opinion, how people vote and
may impact the outcome of
an election or pending legisla-
tion," Facebook, which did not
immediately return Fox News'
request for comment, cited as
the reason for the rejection.
However, Russell argues
there is nothing controversial
or political about the event.
"We're just trying to support
our community because during
this hard, trying year that
everybody has gone through,"
Russell said.
The Lost Legend series
will be available for purchase
outside of Loaded Cannon
Distillery's Tasting Room
beginning in June.
5×1.5 NCCC
Area Memorial Day ceremonies
to commemorate the fallen
M e m o r i a l
Day observances for 2021 will
be Monday, May
31, and will be
presented by the
Garnett American Legion
Post #48 and the Garnett
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post #6397. There will be a 9
a.m. program at Scipio and
Colony with a Color Guard,
a Firing Squad and concluded with echo taps being
played. The program will
be repeated at the
Garnett Cemetery
at 10 a.m. There
will be a ceremony
at the VFW post at
11 a.m.
The public is cordially
invited to attend.
The Avenue of Flags will
be on display throughout
Memorial Day weekend beginning Friday, May 28-31. Over
300 United States flags will
fly in the Garnett Municipal
Cemetery.
4×5 Country Store
WEEKEND
1/2 lb Beef Patties ………………….$1.99/lb
T-Bone Beef Steak…………………….$6.20/lb
Beef Strip Steak ……………………….$5.73/lb
All-Beef Franks………………………..5lb $9.99
…………………………………………………….10lb $18.79
Cheddar Jalapeno Beef franks ……………
……………………………………………..5lb $9.99 each
Boneless Park Chops ……………….$1.99/lb
Honoring our heroes this
Memorial Day!
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Askins Beller
Askins Beller
Retail Liquor
104 S. Maple Garnett
(785) 448-5524
MAY 28-29
Ham Steaks…………………………………$1.39/lb
Sheboygan Cocktail Smokies 26 oz…..
……………………………………………………. $2.99 each
Whole Tyseon Chicken ………………..99 lb
Raw Shrimp (easy-peel, shell on)
1 pound pack…………………………..$6.99 each
22800 NW 1700 RdGarnett, Ks
(785) 204-1961
Mon-Fri: 8-5:30 Sat: 8-4:00
Beautiful brick home built in 1979. Three bedrooms, 3 baths, (2
upstairs, 1 in basement. Larger master bedroom with master
bath and walk-in closet. Living room with wood burning fireplace, sliding glass doors to back deck and beautiful view of
the lake. Custom build wood cabinets, full partially-finished
basement had wood burning fireplace. $285,000
House of 11 gables
with its creamy pastel
exterior, rocking chair
front and side porches and lacy gingerbread is a delightful
charmer that reflects
long ago graciousness. You will adore
the original stained
glass, the floor to
ceiling windows
blending beautiful
with the rich woodwork. You really have to see it in all its
charm and glory. Build in 1887, 3,058 sq.ft. $199,900
We will not be open for
business Monday, May 31
in honor of Memorial Day.
We will re-open for
normal business hours
the following Tuesday.
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Farmers State
Bank
www.fsbkansas.com
2×4
Maple Street
Liquor
Mo
Holid nday
a
9 a.m y Hours
.-6 p.m
.
Stock up for
Memorial Day!
MAPLE STREET LIQUOR
M-F 7 a.m.-9 p.m. Sat 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Sun Noon-8 p.m.
313 S. Maple Garnett (785) 448-3815
2×3
GSSB
2×4
Churcy of the
Nazarene
Vacation Bible School – Mystery Island
Church of the Nazarene
258 W. Park Road in Garnett
For Ages 4-12
On Sundays from 9 until 11:30am
June 6, 13, 20, 27. July 4. Celebration Sunday on July 11.
The Anderson
2×3
County Landfill
And.
County
will be closed
Engineer
Saturday, May 29
and Monday, May 31
in observance of
Memorial Day.
We will not be open for business Monday, May 31,
in observance of Memorial Day.
Please have a safe and enjoyable holiday.
Remember
them.
Headstones Benches
Final Dates Setting
Straightening
Cremation Vaults
Urns Cremation Necklaces
Pet Stones
Visit us in Iola or Ottawa:
Reeble Monuments 202 S. State St Iola
(620) 3635005
Dodds Memorials 233 W. 2nd St Ottawa
(785) 229-0684
Anderson County
Veterans Memorial Dedication
May 31, 2021
Published as a supplement to The Anderson County Review, Tuesday, May 25, 2021
Veterans Memorial Edition
Tuesday, May 25, 2021
2 VETERANS MEMORIAL EDITION Special to The Anderson County Review – May 25, 2021
Half a league, half a league,
Half a league onward,
All in the valley of Death
Rode the six hundred.
Forward, the Light Brigade!
Charge for the guns! he said.
Into the valley of Death
Rode the six hundred.
Forward, the Light Brigade!
Was there a man dismayed?
Not though the soldier knew
Someone had blundered.
Theirs not to make reply,
Theirs not to reason why,
Theirs but to do and die.
Into the valley of Death
Rode the six hundred.
Cannon to right of them,
Cannon to left of them,
Cannon in front of them
Volleyed and thundered;
Stormed at with shot and shell,
Boldly they rode and well,
Into the jaws of Death,
Into the mouth of hell
Rode the six hundred.
Flashed all their sabres bare,
Flashed as they turned in air
Sabring the gunners there,
Charging an army, while
All the world wondered.
Plunged in the battery-smoke
Right through the line they broke;
Cossack and Russian
Reeled from the sabre stroke
Shattered and sundered.
Then they rode back, but not
Not the six hundred.
Cannon to right of them,
Cannon to left of them,
Cannon behind them
Volleyed and thundered;
Stormed at with shot and shell,
While horse and hero fell.
They that had fought so well
Came through the jaws of Death,
Back from the mouth of hell,
All that was left of them,
Left of six hundred.
When can their glory fade?
O the wild charge they made!
All the world wondered.
Honour the charge they made!
Honour the Light Brigade,
Noble six hundred!
Creator: James E McConnell Credit: The Illustration Art Gallery www.illustrationartgallery.com
VETERANS MEMORIAL EDITION Special to The Anderson County Review – May 25, 2021 3
ANDERSON COUNTY
VETERANS MEMORIAL
Dedication Ceremony May 31, 2021- 7 p.m.
Detail – Clarence Hermann …………………………………….Sgt. Jeffery S. Mersman Memorial VFW 6397
Opening Ceremony ……………………………………………………………………………………………….. Posting of Colors
National Anthem ……………………………………………………………………Carly Hicks, April Powls, Bryar Wight
Invocation ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………Gary Benjamin
Welcome ……………………………………………………………………………….Jerry Howarter – Committee Chairman
Recognition of Guests ………………………………………………………………………………………………. Jerry Howarter
……………………………………………………………………………………………………………… Veterans Memorial Committee
…………………………………………………………………………………………….Tribute Noting Dorothy Lickteigs Service
……………………………………………………………………………………………………………….Construction Contributors List
Kiosk and Engraved Brick Information …………………………………………………………………. Julie Wettstein
Introduction of Guest Speaker ……………………………………………………………………………… Angela Gardner
Guest Speaker ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. Dave Sterling
Presentation of Veterans Memorial Placing of the Wreath ……………………………………………………..
………………………………………………………………….Vietnam Veteran and Memorial Designer – Leon Lickteig
Riderless Horse ……………………………………………………………………………………………….. SFC Howard Williams
21 Gun Salute …………………………………………….Sgt. Jeffery S. Mersman Memorial VFW 6397-Garnett
Taps…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. Sarah Mader
Detail- Retire Colors………………………………….Sgt. Jeffery S. Mersman Memorial VFW 6397-Garnett
4 VETERANS MEMORIAL EDITION Special to The Anderson County Review – May 25, 2021
Revolutionary War Era
April 19, 1775 September 3, 1783
Masterson, Jonathan
Blackhawk War Era
May 1832 – August 1832
Hardy, Warren
Civil War
April 12, 1861-May 13,
1865
Adams, Augustus A.
Adams, Harvey
Adams, Henry C.
Adams, John
Affolter, Jacob
Agnew, William M.
Alder, Conrad B.
Aldrich, Robert E
Aldridge, James M.
Aldridge, John
Aldridge, William P.
Alexander, Joseph Y.
Allen, I.B.
Allison, F.A.
Ambrose, H.J.
Ames, J.A.
Anderson, Henry M.
Anderson, Thomas J.
Anderson, Wilson
Andrews, Alfred N.
Andrews, Hiram
Archer, William D.
Arrell, George W.
Ashburn, Barnett
Ashburn, Charles M.
Asher, Jas. H.
Austin, Freeman F.
Ayass, Henry
Ayass, William
Ayres, Benjamin F.
Bacon, George
Baicker, Charles W.
Bailey, C.A.
Bailey, Henry
Baird, H.L.
Baird, John R.
Baird, Thomas W.
Baker, George
Baker, Jesse
Bales, Noah
Ballance, Charles
Ballard, John W.
Ballard, Thomas H.
Barber, F.G.
Barham, Christian
Barham, Eli
Barham, Henry
Barker, Enoch W.
Barker, George
Barker, Nathan W.
Barnes, J.E.
Barrick, G.C.
Barten, W.H.
Beach, W.R.
Beasley, H.A.
Beasley, W.A.
Beatty, J.H.
Beck, Robert
Bell, James A.
Bendle, William
Benjamin, John
Bennett, Zarr
Bigelow, Clinton
Bigelow, Jonathan
Bigelow, Josiah
Bingamon, Allen W.
Bingamon, John
Black, Jackson
Black, Jas. W.
Blake, J.A.
Blizzard, William
Blunt, James G.
Blunt, John E.
Bockover, Jacob L.
Bockover, John A.
Bockover, Stephen M.
Bondi, August
Borror, William R.
Bouck, Chris
Bradford, C.G.
Bricker, David P.
Brinckley, W.J.
Brown, Alfred
Brown, B.P.
Brown, Charles
Brown, George W.
Brown, Herbert
Buchtel, Al
Budden, George
Bulson, Edward
Bump, Alva
Burch, Abram S.
Burkdoll, J.H.
Burkley, C.M.
Burns, John
Bush, J.A.
Buterbaugh, John
Caldwell, J.A.
Caldwell, J.M.
Caldwell, J.N.
Caldwell, William
Calvert, A.W.
Calvert, John E.
Campbell, George A.
Campbell, J.Y.
Campbell, John W.
Canady, Allen M.
Cappen, G.E.
Carlyle, George W.
Carmichael, Milton A.
Cartwright, O.
Caskey, William C.
Caswell, A.B.
Caton, Matthew
Chaffee, Calvin G.
Channell, William H.
Chears, A.S.
Clark, John
Clark, Mitchell B.
Clark, Peter
Clark, Thomas
Clark, W.B.
Cleveland, Major H.
Cochran, Alfred L.
Coleman, Brice
Collins, Thomas D.
Conway, Isaac J.
Cook, John
Cook, Joshua
Cooper, Charles T.
Cooper, George W.
Cooper, William
Corker, Robert W.
Corley, David
Cornell, S.P.
Cottle, Melvin
Coulter, C.J.
Coulter, Thomas J.
Cramer, J.M.
Crane, J.A.
Cratchett, Thomas
Crawford, Samuel J.
Credicott, Digory
Crocker, Joseph
Crocker, Robert W.
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Enochs, Raymond G.
Erhart, Thomas P.
Fackler, Harry D.
Fagg, Herbert B.
Farren, Glenwood G.
Fay, John B.
Fergus, Malcom R.
Ferguson, Lynn E.
Feuerborn, Ernest C.
Fields, Harry I.
Finley, Arthur R.
Fishburn, Ray G.
Foster, Lola J.
Foster, Ora A.
Fowler, Josiah J.
Fox, Clarence M.
Fox, Loy
Fraker, Ray D.
Frazier, Ed
Freeman, Grover
Frisch, William H.
Frost, Robert B.
Fuller, Harry A.
Furgason, Earle R.
Galloway, Percy L.
Garrett, Claude C.
Garrison, Joseph R.
Garver, Ray P.
Gibbons, Patrick H.
Gibson, Harley
Gifford, Carl B.
Gifford, Edward L.
Gillette, Frank O.
Glass, Wilbur E.
Glennon, James A.
Glennon, William H.
Goodall, Claude E.
Gorman, Andrew A.
Green, L. Henry
Gregg, Stephen M.
Gries, Herman W.
Grosdidier, Harry
Grove, Charles K.
Grove, William M.
Haggard, Charles H.
Hamilton, Lewis A.
Hamilton, Will B.
Hamilton, William T.
Hampshire, Claude C.
Hampshire, Earl E.
Hampshire, Leslie L.
Hampshire, Mark A.
Hannah, John V.
Hardin, Glen R.
Harmon, Glenn D.
Harrison, Amos M.
Harrison, Carl W.
Harshbarger, Wilbur
Hart, Earl R.
Hart, Mark
Hartman, Charles P.
Harvey, Glenn S.
Hasting, Alfred N.
Hatten, William J.
Hawley, Elijah D.
Heider, Frank F.
Heider, Lawrence
Heidrick, Daniel L.
Henderson, Cole Y.
Henderson, Forest L.
Henderson, Smith F.
Hendrix, Gay
Herrick, Homer A.
Herzig, Fred
Hesp, Jay C.
Hester, Claude H.
Highberger, Paul N.
Hilligas, Harry F.
Hilligas, John F.
Hiner, Merritt M.
Hinger, Irl P.
Hinkle, Edward
Anderson County veterans…
Thank you for your valued service.
Hinkle, John L.
Hobert, Fred
Hobert, John L.
Hobert, Lewis G.
Hoefler, Vincent J.
Holeman, Earnest
Hollingshead, Arthur
Holzapfel, Paul
Hood, Tarlton A.
Horn, Ovid T.
Horn, Rolland E.
Hosier, Aaron A.
Hosier, Arthur H.
Hosier, Forrest
Hosley, J. Russell
Howell, Evert P.
Hugenot, Benjamin R.
Huggins, Orville L.
Hunt, Floyd A.
Hunt, James T.
Hunter, Clyde E.
Hurd, Charles W.
Hurley, Curtis
Hutchison, Elmer E.
Hydorn, Frank G.
Infield, Floyd M.
Jackson, Frank F.
Jackson, Frank L.
Jackson, James T.
Jackson, John A.
Johnson, Andrew W.
Johnson, Earl
Johnson, Ernest S.
Johnson, Harold
Johnson, Howard H.
Johnson, Merle A.
Johnson, Mike O.
Johnson, Samuel B.
Johnson, Willard O.
Johnston, Harold A.
Jones, Chester G.
Jones, Erwin M.
Jones, Frank A.
Jones, Robert L.
Karlson, Frank H.
Keil, Carl J.
Kelley, Charles A.
Kelley, Rush
Kellstadt, Harley
Kelsey, James D.
Kelsey, Thomas B.
Kennard, Albert S.
Kennard, Arthur R.
Kennedy, Russel R.
Kennedy, Walter C.
Ketter, Joseph
Ketter, Peter J.
King, Clarence M.
King, Everett A.
Kipper, Albert H.
Kipper, Daniel J.
Kipper, Joseph P.
Kirkpatrick, Joyce T.
Kirkpatrick, T. Sage
Kitterman, Fred M.
Klebe, Ameil
Kleinsorge, Edwin F.
Kleinsorge, Herbert
Kleinsorge, Herman M.
Kleinsorge, Joseph
Klooz, William
Knauss, Earl L.
Knauss, Harley A.
Knight, Benjamin
Knight, John H.
Knight, Seigel
Knoeppel, Albert H.
Knoeppel, Fred A.
Kramer, Charlie
Kramer, Chester
Kramer, Elmer J.
Kratzberg, Eli H.
Kratzberg, Grover A.
Kratzberg, Lawrence H.
Kratzberg, Louis A.
Kratzberg, William C.
Krause, David L.
Lacy, Harry L.
Lampe, Bernard H.
Lane, Ira A.
Langley, Robert W.
Lanzrath, Lawrence W.
Latimer, Emmit I.
Law, Dwitt
Laymon, Floyd
Leavell, Everett R.
Lewis, Ralph C.
Lickteig, Ambrose J.
Lickteig, Andrew W.
Lickteig, Frank J.
Lickteig, Gerhard F.
Lickteig, Phillip
Liell, John
Lindsay, Irving L.
Lineback, Charles E.
Livingston, Howard R.
Lizer, George L.
Long, John F.
Longstreth, Guy V.
Lowry, Guy W.
Lucas, Wesley C.
Luse, Harley M.
Lynch, John M.
Lytle, Robert N.
Magrath, Clarence F.
Magrath, William A.
Magrath, William J.
Mahaffy, George E.
Maley, Frank J.
Maltsberger, Scott A.
Manley, Chester F.
Manspeaker, Edwin D.
Mardick, Clarence
Markmann, Louis M.
Marrs, Clifford D.
Martin, Claude A.
Martin, Dennis C.
Martin, Ernest R.
Martin, Leslie J.
Martin, R. Perry
Martin, Roy A.
Mazure, Benjamin E.
McBratney, John H.
McCallion, James P.
McCaslin, John W.
McClune, Thomas J.
McCollam, Carl L.
McDaniel, Roy A.
McDonald, Lewis C.
McDowell, Newton C.
McDowell, Newton R.
McGill, Chester L.
McGlinchy, Edward
McGlinchy, Laurence J.
McKinney, Riley E.
McKissen, Milo P.
Means, John J.
Meisenheimer, Orville D.
Meissner, Charles A.
Mersmann, Fred J.
Mersmann, Henry A.
Michael, Samuel L.
Milham, William C.
Miller, Charles H.
Miller, Fred R.
Miller, Joseph J.
Miller, Lester B.
Miller, Lester B.
Miller, Rueben L.
Miller, William A.
Milligan, Harry V.
Millington, Charles A.
Mills, Dale O.
Mills, Lewis B.
Mills, John W.
Mills, Strauss W.
Minchley, Loren S.
Mock, Clyde
Monroe, Lewis M.
Moody, Carlton A.
Moore, George J.
Morris, Albert E.
Morris, Christopher L.
Morris, Harry
Morris, Lloyd E.
Morris, Roy
Morrison, Myron
Moyer, James D.
Mulvaney, Earl M.
Murdock, Homer R.
Murphey, Francis L.
Murphy, Leo
Murray, Frank H.
Neal, William H.
Neeley, Albert E.
Neil, Arnold J.
Neil, Hallie H.
Neil, Walter C.
Newcomb, Thomas H.
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Nelson, Fred M.
Nicholson, Arthur J.
Nickels, Elmer M.
Nickels, Lloyd O.
Nilges, Albert H.
Nokes, Clarence W.
Nokes, Ralph G.
Ohmes, Frank J.
Ohmes, Michael J.
Ohmes, Wendell G.
Oyler, Charles L.
Palmer, Harold W.
Palmer, Lawrence A.
Palmiter, Oral E.
Patrick, Harvey R.
Patterson, Charlie H.
Pattie, Luke T.
Payne, Harry
Pearson, Howard B.
Pease, Lawrence E.
Peery, Claud P.
Peine, Clarence J.
Peine, Walter F.
Penland, Clarence
Persinger, Leon E.
Pickert, Chris J.
Pickert, Joseph F.
Pickert, William J.
Pierce, John A.
Pinaire, Francis M.
Plummer, Samantha C.
Porter, Martin E.
Porter, Oakley O.
Poss, Joseph
Post, Berr E.
Povenmire, Otis L.
Powell, Ralph D.
Powers, Aca C.
Powers, Elgie
Pye, James A.
Ramsey, Clyde
Ramsey, George E.
Ramsey, James B.
Rasmussen, William L.
Raymond, Charles C.
Reed, Ernest
Renzenberger, Frank
Retter, Russell C.
Reynolds, Laquinaia
Reynolds, Lloyd G.
Rhyne, James L.
Richardson, Jason P.
Riggs, John W.
Riley, William S.
Robb, Charles W.
Roberts, Roy A.
Robinson, Forrest L.
Robinson, Orville H.
Rockers, Conrad
Roe, Alvie C.
Roecker, Bernard
Rogers, Clifford
Rollo, Jay C.
Rommelfanger, William J.
Rosner, Albert
Rosner, William
Ross, William J.
Rommelfanger, Francis J.
Russell, Richard B.
Russell, Verne C.
Rutter, George C.
Ryan, Elmer E.
Ryan, Eugene H.
Sargent, John S.
Sarver, Wayne M.
Sayers, Harry P., Sr.
Schillig, Omer L.
Schlamp, William H.
Schulte, Jacob F.
Schulte, Wendel J.
Schupp, Carl L.
Schupp, Claud I.
Scott, Frank J.
Scott, George O.
Scott, Lee A.
Scott, Paul K.
Sculley, William P.
Sewell, Arthur T.
Sewell, Earl E.
Sewell, Marguerite A.
Sheern, James D.
Sheern, Ralph H.
Shipley, Harry C.
Shockey, Wamon E.
Shotzman, Jacob W.
Siders, Florrant A.
Siep, Earl T.
Siep, Frank D.
Sieweke, Joe
Simmons, William C.
Simons, Bert
Simons, Charley F.
Sisson, Joe V.
Sites, Ralph E.
Sizemore, Robert O.
Skourup, Wilbur N.
Slater, Vincent H.
Smith, Charles H.
Smith, Don
Smith, Elwin L.
Smith, George C.
Smith, Irl E.
Smith, James A.
Smith, Jasper M.
Smith, Oden W.
Smith, Percival G.
Smith, Ralph A.
Smith, Samos S.
Smith, William W.
Snodgrass, Carl E.
Southerland, Charles F.
Spencer, Clyde D.
Spencer, Frank O.
Spradlin, Albert F.
Sprague, Arthur G.
Sprague, Delbert
Stamp, George A.
Starr, Arthur E.
Stauffer, Henry F.
Steen, Ralph I.
Steinbacher, Lee F.
Stephenson, Karl B.
Steward, Harley M.
Stewart, Norman R.
Stiles, Dudley H.
Stith, Don J.
Stoerman, Hubert A.
Stollar, Paul S.
Stomp, George A.
Stomp, Hubert M.
Stoner, Elmer R.
Strain, Robert L.
Strickland, Dewitt B.
Strickler, Elmer E.
Sutton, J. Irl
Sutton, Elmer A.
Sutton, Francis L.
Sutton, Homer R.
Swisher, Frank T.
Temple, William
Teter, Herbert
Teter, John
Teter, Kirk P.
Thomas, Frederick W.
Thompson, Ady C.
Thompson, M. Harold
Thompson, Hobart H.
Thompson, Leland N.
Thompson, Ulysses H.
Tilton, Clarence A.
Tinsley, James D.
Tinsley, John R.
Tippin, Curtis M.
Tippin, James L.
Tipton, Dale J.
Tipton, Lee O.
Travers, Benjamin A.
Tressler, Frank C.
Turner, Andrew J.
Turner, Fred A.
Turner, Ralph C.
Tyler, Charles
Umphres, Royal N.
Underwood, Dean H.
Valentine, Ray E.
Varnau, Cecil B.
Verhelst, Ben
Vertrees, Richard L.
Wallace, Edgar
Wallace, Lynn R.
Walsh, James F.
Ward, William B.
Warnock, Warren A.
Warren, Dow O.
Warren, William W.
Wassmer, George H.
Watkins, George E.
Watkins, John L.
Watkinson, Charles A.
Watson, George A.
Weatherman, Lloyd P.
Weber, George B.
Weisdorfer, Thomas E.
Weiss, Samuel
Wells, George A.
Wells, Harry A.
Wells, William M.
West, Whitelaw R.
White, Walter F.
Whiteford, Carroll H.
Whitehead, Ennis C.
Whitford, Earl R.
Whitford, John S.
Whitney, Perry W.
Wideman, John E.
Wiesner, Alfred A.
Wilcox, Dewey J.
Wilson, Alva L.
Wilson, Harry R.
Wilson, John W.
Wittry, Arthur O.
Wolf, Henry
Wonnell, Oren R.
Woods, Bert L.
Woods, Charles H.
Woods, Lloyd B.
Woods, Perry L.
Wright, James H.
Wycoff, John Q.
Yerkes, William B.
Young, Hallie O.
Young, Owen K.
Young, Philip W.
Zormeier, Matt J.
Zwiener, Charles R.
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Ackley, John E.
Adams, Joseph B.
Adams, Ogden A.
Adams, Richard D.
Adams, Richard T.
Adams, Robert E., Jr.
Adams, Stanley W.
Adams, Van E.
Adolph, Cloise W.
Agnew, James R.
Agnew, John H.
Agnew, John W., Jr.
Akers, Kenneth F.
Alban, Wayne D.
Aldrich, Kenneth L.
Allen, Clarence M.
Allen, Henry J.
Allen, Jewel B.
Allen, Joe B.
Allen, Joe S.
Allen, John C., Jr.
Allen, Leonard L.
Allen, Robert E.
Allison, Emmett
Allison, Floyd E.
Allison, Joseph L.
Amos, Hollis C.
Anderson, Earl J.
Anderson, James J.
Anderson, John F.
Andrade, James A.
Andrew, Charles L.
Andrew, Chester
Andrew, Harold L.
Andrew, Lee E.
Andrew, Robert L.
Andrews, Wilfred
Anthony, Carl H.
Archer, Robert W.
Armstrong, Eugene C.
Armstrong, Raymond E.
Art, Donald M.
Art, Oren G.
Arthur, Jeremiah A.
Ashburn, Chester E.
Ashburn, Kenneth G. Jr.
Ashlock, James H.
Askins, John H.
Axtell, Dewey
Ayers, Richard C.
Babcock, Frank O.
Babcock, Ralph O.
Bailey, Donald N.
Bailey, James A. Jr.
Balcaen, Donald
Ballard, Hershyl H.
Bardsley, Helen L.
Bardsley, Richard L.
Barnaby, William S.
Barnett, Alumus L.
Barnett, James O.
Barnett, Kermit W.
Barnett, Richard W.
Barr, Charles
Barrett, Vyron H.
Bartels, Earl W.
Bartholomew, Clyde W.
Bartholomew, Edgar J.
Bartholomew, Edwin L.
Bates, Joe R.
Baugher, James H.
Baum, Clyde M.
Beachy, Simon J.
Beasley, Ralph L. Jr.
Beauchamp, Horace L.
Becker, Ralph R.
Beckett, Carl L.
Beckmon, Ralph R
Beckwith, Charles S.
Beckwith, James S.
Bell, Arthur H.
Bell, Ellick C.
Bell, Howard L.
Bell, John A.
Bell, Robert L.
Bell, Stanley C.
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Beller, Charles D.
Beller, William R.
Belvoir, Howard N.
Benjamin, Glen E.
Benne, Darrell L.
Benne, James K.
Bennett, Almus L.
Bennett, Leonard E.
Bennett, Vernon R.
Bennett, William A.
Benton, Thomas R.
Benus, Christian
Berg, Ralph A.
Bergerhouse, Maurice H.
Berrie, Edwin
Berrie, Raymond V.
Berrie, Robert L.
Bibens, Calvin R.
Bibens, Irma E.
Bible, Willis E.
Bien, Teddy R.
Bierly, Gail
Bilderback, Doyle R.
Bilderback, Emmett R.
Bilderback, Roy W.
Bird, Oliver J.
Black, Wilbur C.
Blakesley, Eugene C.
Blaufuss, Francis W.
Blevins, Ralph V
Blood, Everett
Blood, Roy V.
Blunt, Dale L.
Bockover, Floyd
Bockover, William
Bohm, Virgil
Bohnert, Phillip M.
Booher, David I.
Booher, Mont C.
Boone, Melvin W.
Booth, Gilbert G.
Boots, Harold L.
Boots, Paul J.
Boots, Robert E.
Boots, William E.
Borovicka, Sam D.
Borror, Bernice A.
Borror, Calvin A.
Borror, Franklin D.
Borror, Howard F.
Borror, Leonard W.
Borror, Paul P.
Boserman, Joseph T., Jr.
Bouse, Barnett D.
Bowen, Hansford J.
Bowman, Delmar F.
Bowman, Edward J.
Bowman, Herman S.
Bowman, J. Charles
Bowman, Kenneth James
Bowman, Merle A.
Bowman, Omer A.
Bowman, Vernon A.
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Boyd, Thomas R., Jr.
Boyd, William, Jr.
Bradbury, George L.
Bradley, Harold N.
Brandon, Lyle H.
Brandon, Oscar B.
Branstetter, John L.
Brecheisen, Adell W.
Brecheisen, Daniel G.
Brecheisen, Karl W.
Brecheisen, Keith D.
Brecheisen, Lowell H.
Brecheisen, Roy W.
Brecheisen, William R., Sr.
Brewington, Frankie E.
Briggs, George W.
Briggs, Howard
Brockey, Herbert L.
Brocklesby, Edwin E.
Brocklesby, Edwin E.
Brocklesby, Max E.
Bronson, Ervin W.
Bronston, Billie B.
Bronston, Jack M.
Bronston, Jason S.
Bronston, Jerold K.
Brooks, Earl R.
Brooks, Richard A.
Brooks, William A.
Brown, Amer
Brown, Joseph R., Sr.
Brown, Mary O.
Brown, R. Dean
Brown, Thomas F.
Brown, William L.
Brown, William R.
Brummel, George H.
Brummel, Kenneth W.
Brummel, Lester W.
Brummel, Louis C.
Bruns, Frederic C.
Bryan, James C.
Bryant, Benjamin R.
Buck, Henry J.
Buck, Nicholaus E.
Buck, Walter E.
Buckles, Ernest J.
Buckles, Keith E.
Burcham, Loyd C.
Burchett, Claron H.
Bures, Joseph J.
Bures, Matt L.
Burger, John W.
Burns, Everett E.
Burroughs, Orville K.
Burton, Gerald K.
Butler, Bert E.
Butler, Harold F.
Byall, Donald E.
Cain, Robert W.
Calahan, Ivan R.
Calahan, Kenneth R.
Calahan, Virgil L.
Caldwell, Lawrence J.
Callahan, Dennis, Jr.
Callahan, Harold D.
Callow, George B.
Cameron, Donald W.
Cammann, George L.
Camp, Clarence E.
Canady, Jess L.
Carpenter, Duane O.
Carpenter, Zenith A., Jr.
Carr, Eugene R.
Carr, John J.
Carr, Perry E.
Carr, Wayne A.
Carrell, Eveleth E.
Carrier, Charles E.
Case, Clarence Jr.
Cash, Harry R.
Cass, Earl E.
Cassity, Vera
Centlivre, Pete C.
Certain, Robert F.
Chambers, Fred C.
Chandler, Milburn
Chapman, Herbert E.
Charlton, Ralph P.
Chatterton, Arthur G.
Chatterton, Ellis A.
Chatterton, Roy
Chatterton, Samuel D.
Cherry, Harold A.
Christenberry, M.A.
Christy, Herman
Christy, John O.
Christy, Richard W.
Church, Dale A.
Church, David C.
Clark, Clarence E.
Clausen, George H. II
Cleveland, Dwayne S.
Cleveland, Harold R.
Clinesmith, Carl B.
Coats, William O.
Cochran, William J.
Coen, Elmer
Coen, Ora
Cole, Clarence L.
Cole, Claron G.
Cole, Oliver E.
Cole, Roy L.
Coleman, Eben M. Jr.
Coleman, Leonard L.
Collins, Alva J.
Collins, Joseph W.
Collins, Loren A.
Conley, Harry C.
Cook, Truman E.
Cooper, Forest E.
Cooper, Harold H.
Cooper, William E.
Corder, Dale C.
Corder, Dean E.
Corder, Robert L.
Corley, William E.
Correll, Garth A.
Cote, Benjamin F., Jr.
Cote, Benjamin F., Sr.
Couch, John D.
Cowan, James R.
Cowden, Ralph E.
Cox, Charles P.
Cox, Delmar
Cox, Emmett D.
Cox, James W.
Cox, Klebe A.
Cox, Loren W.
Crary, C. Herbert
Crary, Charles L.
Craycraft, John
Crellin, John C.
Crippen, Kenneth M.
Crist, Milo R.
Cromwell, Harley, Jr.
Crone, George H.
Crone, Irrin E.
Crone, James F.
Cross, Norman I.
Crouch, Leonard W.
Crowell, Rollin
Crum, Richard Y.
Cubbison, John A.
Culler, Robert A.
Cullison, Howard E.
Cullison, Uhel E.
Culver, John H.
Cummings, Evert
Cummings, Robert A.
Cundy, John J.
Cunningham, Bobby D.
Cunningham, Edward R.
Cunningham, Irwin D.
Cunningham, Raymond E.
Cunningham, Roy M.
Curry, John C.
Dalsing, Herman
Dalsing, James B.
Dalsing, Virgil J.
Dalton, Richard K.
Daniel, Robert W.
Daugherty, Charles R.
Daugherty, Roy L.
Davis, Clarence L.
Davis, Dean R.
Davis, Harold A.
Davis, Walter R., Jr.
Davis, Worden H.
Day, William K.
Demanette, George
Demoret, Casady
Demoret, Elmer E.
Denman, Charles E.
Desmond, William M.
DeWitt, Robert H.
DeWolf, William W.
Dickerson, Elmer J.
Dickerson, Fred E.
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past, present and future,
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Dickerson, Max E.
Dickerson, Warren M.
Dieker, Carl W.
Dieker, Francis W.
Dieker, J. Patrick
Dingus, Earl
Dingus, Leslie E.
Dingus, Wilbur C.
Dixon, Roy B.
Doering, Dorothy E.
Doering, Henry H.
Donald, Claude K.
Donald, Clinton
Donaldson, Wayne K.
Dotts, Charles
Dotts, Frank Jr.
Dover, Edward W.
Dover, Lawrence A.
Doyle, Dennis C.
Doyle, Thomas S.
Dreibelbis, Oliver
Drum, Donald M.
Drum, Francis J.
Drum, James E.
Drum, Leon
Drum, Paul H.
Drum, William E
Drum, Zeno
Drybread, Arthur E.
Drybread, L. Dean
Drybread, Paul L.
Drybread, Thomas G. Jr.
Dryden, Argyl L.
Duensing, John D.
Duensing, Ned E.
Duesler, Charles W., Sr.
Duesler, James L.
Duesler, Ruth F.
Duethman, Alfred E.
Duethman, Joseph B., Jr.
Duethman, Wilfred L.
Dunlap, Floyd A.
Dunn, Charles R., Jr.
Duvall, Glenn C.
Dykes, Chester J.
Dykes, James L.
Dyrdek, Edward
Dysart, Walter D.
Eames, Ralph E.
Ecclefield, Thomas A.
Ecclefield, Vincent R.
Edgeworth, Donald M.
Edwards, Charles S.
Edwards, Wilfred R.
Egger, Albert F.
Egger, Howard E.
Egidy, Frank A.
Egidy, Louis H.
Egidy, Mathew F.
Elliott, Charles W.
Elliott, Earl R.
Elliott, Glenn M.
Elliott, Merle W.
Ensley, Gordon M.
Ensley, Thomas G.
Erhart, Herschel
Evans, Garland P.
Evans, Keith F., Jr.
Ewen, Henry L.
Exum, Harold C.
Eyman, Duane F.
Fagg, Marion B.
Fair, Everett L., Sr.
Falconer, Guy L.
Falls, Charles
Falls, Donald M.
Fankhauser, George
Farrar, Hubert R.
Farrell, Wayne
Farren, Della
Farren, Rex M.
Farris, Richard W.
Farrow, Frank A.
Fawkes, G. Eldon
Fay, Frank
Fearing, Dell J.
Fellers, Carroll
Ferns, Joseph W.
Fessler, Max E.
Feuerborn, Clifford C.
Feuerborn, Denis L.
Feuerborn, Gale
Feuerborn, Leonard A.
Feuerborn, Max H.
Feuerborn, Victor M.
Fields, Frank
Fields, Harry J.
Fields, Isaac F.
Fink, Jack J.
Fisher, Jack F.
Fisher, Junior B.
Flood, Richard L.
Fogleman, Lewis C.
Fogleman, Rex E.
Foresman, James
Foster, Elvinn T.
Fouts, Harold D.
Fowler, Eugene K.
Fowler, Gilbert
Fox, Harry L.
Fraker, Ralph G.
Francis, Earl
Francis, Glen
Franklin, Earnest M.
Frazer, Mary
Frear, Ira E.
Frear, William S.
French, Espin A.
Friedline, Dale E.
Fritts, Willard P.
Fuhring, Shirley
Fuhs, William G.
Fuller, David B.
Fuller, Norman
Fursman, Edward L.
Fursman, John A., Jr.
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Fursman, Lyle
Gadelman, Jakob
Gadelman, William C.
Gager, Frank J.
Galloway, Percy L.
Gardner, William H.
Garrison, Richard
Garver, Delbert R.
Garver, Lester Jr.
Garver, Ray P.
Gates, Kenneth L.
Gaunt, Clifford E.
Gaut, George F.
Gehr, John B.
Gellhaus, Bernard C.
Gellhaus, Joseph C.
Gellhaus, Leo V.
George, Clarence H.
Gerhold, LaDoyt L.
Gibbs, Frank P.
Gibbs, Kenneth A.
Gibbs, Robert E.
Gibson, Harley Jr.
Gibson, Jesse M.
Gibson, John C.
Gifford, Ivan L.
Gifford, Leonard O.
Gillespie, Guy K.
Gillespie, Mahlin C.
Gilliland, Roy R.
Gilmore, Arthur E.
Gilpin, Junior L.
Ginbey, Donald B.
Ginbey, Earl L.
Ginbey, Harold W.
Ginbey, J.Wilbur
Glasgow, James A.
Glasgow, Lane O.
Glidden, Earl B.
Goff, Donald W.
Goff, Kenneth J.
Goins, George C.
Goins, William
Good, Eldon C.
Goodale, Roy A.
Goodall, Claude E.
Goodsey, Eldon E.
Goodwin, John M.
Gordon, Junior K.
Gordon, Wayne M.
Gorrell, Gordon L.
Gotheridge, Walter S.
Graves, Duane B.
Graves, Ossman P. Jr.
Gray, George W.
Gray, Harry H.
Gray, William R.
Green, Charles E.
Green, Gideon V.
Green, Herman E.
Green, Irel A.
Green, Lewis M.
Gregory, Delbert J.
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Gretencord, Alvin
Greving, Clarence E.
Griffith, Karl W.
Griffith, Milburn
Grimes, Bud Alvia
Grimes, James
Grimes, William R.
Groll, William
Guilfoyle, John J.
Guilfoyle, Patrick P.
Guilfoyle, Robert W.
Guilfoyle, William M.
Gull, Bernard T.
Gull, Joseph D.
Gull, Wilbur A.
Gustafsen, Lawrence
Haag, Glenn J. Jr.
Haag, Jesse I.
Hahn, Harold L.
Hale, James W.
Hallemann, George R.
Hamilton, Ralph N.
Hampton, Donald J.
Harden, Ray R.
Hardesty, Benjamin E.
Hardesty, Charles A.
Hardesty, Earl
Hardesty, Glen W.
Hardesty, Woodrow W.
Hardman, Charles L
Hardy, Harold
Hardy, Kenneth
Hardy, Lawrence
Hare, Richard F.
Harris, Claib B.
Harris, Floyd D.
Harris, Gail E.
Harris, John Q.
Harris, Samuel R.
Harris, Wayne S.
Hart, Edward M.
Hart, Ervin R.
Hart, James H.
Hart, Orville G.
Hart, Zean
Hartman, Lawrence
Hartman, Lloyd I.
Hartman, Otto L.
Harvey, James
Harvey, Vernon E.
Harwood, Milfred A.
Hastert, Glenn C.
Hastert, Hilda E.
Hastert, Irvin J.
Hastert, Merle E.
Hastings, Charles F.
Hastings, Frank
Hawley, Charles C.
Hawley, Delmar C.
Hawley, Rollo E
Haynes, Herbert E.
Heider, Charles H.
Helms, George A.
Hendershot, George W.
Hendershot, Raymond
Henderson, F. Orin
Henderson, Glen R.
Henderson, Joseph F.
Henderson, Olin M.
Henderson, Paul F.
Henderson, Paul V.
Henderson, Rollin E.
Henderson, Russel S.
Henderson, V. Wayne
Henderson, William E.
Henderson, Willis J.
Hendrix, Ann M.
Henry, Roy J.
Henry, William D.
Hensick, Harold
Herman, Donald
Hermreck, Clarence F.
Hermreck, Donald J.
Hermreck, Eugene H.
Hermreck, Floyd J.
Hermreck, Michael
Herrill, Henry H., Jr.
Hesp, Clyde M., Jr.
Hester, Walter H.
Hetrick, Alvin M.
Hetzel, John C.
Heuberger, Aloysius L.
Heuberger, Lou J.
Heuberger, Ludwig J.
Hibler, George T.
Hickman, Eugene A.
Hickman, Harlan
Hicks, Fred P., Jr.
Hiestand, Robert G.
Higginbottom, Paul
Higginbottom, Sidney S.
Higginbottom, Virgil D.
Highberger, Clarence A.
Highberger, Francis J.
Highberger, Joe A.
Highberger, Kenny K.
Highberger, Lawrence
Highberger, Leo V.
Highberger, Ralph H.
Highberger, Sylvester J.
Hill, Charles H.
Hill, Donald A.
Hill, Elmer F.
Hill, James A.
Hill, James R.
Hill, Leroy L.
Hill, Paul E.
Hill, Victor L.
Hill, William E.
Hills, Harold
Hiner, Eugene
Hininger, Wendell W.
Hinkle, Charles D.
Hinkle, Loren W.
Hintz, Pete A.
Hirt, Arnold R.
Hirt, Harold R.
Hixon, Lloyd C.
Hobart, Carl E.
Hobart, Floyd E.
Hobart, Frank L.
Hobert, Bryon C.
Hobert, Elmer C.
Hobson, Wayne E.
Hodgson, A. Kenneth
Hodgson, Henry A.
Hodgson, Perry W.
Hoefler, Edward J.
Hoefler, John W.
Hoefler, Richard F.
Hoel, Archie E.
Hoel, Gene
Hoel, Leonard L.
Hoelscher, John L.
Hoelscher, Richard A.
Hoelscher, Tony H.
Hoffmeier, Charles F.
Hoffmeier, Raymond P.
Hogan, Edwin F.
Hogan, William H.
Hoisington, Charley L., Sr.
Holcomb, Floyd R.
Holcomb, William R.
Holden, Doyle
Holderman, Wayne W.
Holding, Maurice
Holding, Richard G.
Hollingsworth, Ronald
Hollis, Dorothy J.
Hollis, Joseph D.
Holmes, James R.
Holmes, Maurice S.
Holmes, Thomas C.
Hoover, Ivan
Horn, Gilbert R.
Horn, Orville H.
Hosley, Aaron A.
Hosley, Warren E.
Howarter, Ivan D.
Howarter, Wayne E.
Howarter, Wendell G.
Howerton, W. Clark
Hubbard, Lloyd E.
Huffman, Ivan
Huggins, Arthur J.
Huggins, Bert L., Jr.
Huggins, Forman W.
Huggins, Ivan D.
Huggins, Orval L.
Hughes, Arthur M.
Hughes, C. Leroy
Hughes, Lee R.
Hultz, Dean L.
Humbert, Floyd G.
Hungerford, Lester O.
Hunsaker, Charles L.
Hunt, Clarence T.
Hunt, Clark
Hunt, J. Keith
Hunt, Lester R.
Hunt, Lewis A.
Hunt, Raymond E.
Hunt, Vernon R.
Huskey, Arthur R.
Husted, Donald C.
Husted, Roy B.
Hutchins, Theron H.
Hutter, Ernest W.
Hyson, Eugene W.
Infield, Ray
Irwin, Albert A.
Irwin, Ivan S.
Jackson, Clark B.
Jackson, Elmer G.
Jackson, Ivan N.
Jacobs, Frank Jr.
Jacobson, Jack E.
James, C. Leslie
Jasper, Sidney
Johanning, Frederick J.
Johns, Charles M.
Johns, Daniel F.
Johnson, Claude J.
Johnson, Earl R.
Johnson, Lee M.
Johnson, Oral F. Jr.
Johnson, Robert A.
Jones, Adam C.
Jones, Clifford O.
Jones, Dwight B.
Jones, Eugene L.
Jones, Odaus G.
Joy, Terrance A.
Justice, Luther W.
Karlson, Donald H.
Karlson, Ivan F.
Katzer, Arthur A.
Katzer, Bernard C.
Katzer, Clarence H.
Katzer, Henry F.
Katzer, Hermon W.
Katzer, Leo W.
Katzer, R.W.
Katzer, Stephen P.
Katzer, Walter H.
Kaufman, Kenneth D.
Keenan, Robert W.
Keil, Woodward
Kellerman, Jesse K.
Kellerman, Lawrence G.
Kellerman, Lee F.
Kelley, Aaron D.
Kelley, Charles A.
Kelley, Charles M.
Kelley, Dale K.
Kelley, Francis R.
Kelley, Lawrence
Kelley, Norman L.
Kellstadt, Lyle M.
Kelsey, James O.
Kelsey, Ralph I. Sr.
Kennedy, Dwight H.
Kent, Homer W.
Kersley, Rex D.
Kersley, Wayne W.
Ketter, Simon
Kibby, Lawrence C.
Kice, Everett F.
Kiel, Robert
Kiest, Fred E.
Kilet, Richard J.
Kindred, Lonnie O.
King, Billie B.
King, Houston G.
King, Margaret I.
King, Norman A.
Kipper, Hubert H.
Kipper, Jerome J.
Kipper, Raymond A.
Kirby, Ralph
Kirchner, Louis R.
Kirk, Sennett J.
Kite, Robert M.
Kitterman, Sam W.
Kittle, H. Dean
Kleinsorge, Joseph T.
Kline, Paul
Knaf, Theodore
Knight, David J.
Knight, John J.
Knight, Seigel C.
Knoeppel, Albert E.
Knowles, Gene A.
Koehler, Bernard
Koehler, Jerome
Koehler, Ralph I.
Kramer, Eugene
Kramer, Floyd
Kramer, Perry
Kramer, Richard
Kratzberg, Edward J.
Kratzberg, Raymond H.
Kratzberg, Rudolph F.
Kratzberg, William C.
Kreipe, Theodore H.
Kress, Jerome J.
Kruger, Ralph R.
Kueser, Earl L.
Kueser, Elmer J.
Kueser, Harold J.
Kueser, Joseph W.
Kueser, Ralph A.
Lacy, Howard G.
LaFollette, Cleo F.
Lambert, Charles L.
Lambert, Clifford R.
Landis, Claron H.
Lane, Charles R.
Lankard, Delbert W.
Lankard, Eugene
Lankard, Leonard L.
Lankard, Leroy Jr.
Lantz, Myron R.
Lanzrath, Ellis J.
Larkey, Robert D.
Lawrence, Elmer J.
Leatherby, Gerald
Leatherby, Guy W.
Lebo, Joe
Legill, Clarence J.
Legill, Lester A.
Leim, Carl W.
Lesh, Glen D.
Lewis, Claude R.
Lewis, Clyde A.
Lewis, Elmo
Lewis, Jack C.
Lewis, Laverne
Lewis, Robert W.
Lewis, Russell W.
Lickteig, Donald J.
Lickteig, James B.
Lickteig, Ralph J.
Lickteig, Robert D.
Lickteig, Vincent A.
Lickteig, Virgil J.
Lindsay, Robert F., Jr.
Lineback, John H.
Lingo, Myrl C.
Litsch, Fred C.
Litsch, Leroy M.
Little, James H.
Livingston, Jack D.
Livingston, Robert B.
Livingston, William B.
Lockhart, Willard D.
Lombard, Edward J.
Lombard, Lawrence E.
Lombard, Robert D.
Loughridge, Wayne D.
Lowman, Harry C.
Lowry, Harry R.
Luedke, Kenneth C.
Luedke, Kieth D.
Luedke, Robert J.
Luedke, Wayne L.
Luse, Ralph B.
Luse, Roy D.
Lutz, Arnold A.
Lytle, George B.
Mace, Albert J.
Mace, Claron L.
Mace, Kenneth D.
Mace, Walter R.
Mack, Wilbert N.
Mader, Blaze F.
Mader, Carl G.
Mader, Clair J.
Mader, Frank C.
Mader, Luke W.
Mader, Robert A.
Maggie, Robert A.
Mahan, Delmar D.
Mahan, Walter R.
Mains, Ralph E.
Mains, Roberta
Maley, Alvin E.
Maley, Robert W.
Manlove, Carl L.
Manlove, George R.
Manners, Fred G.
Manny, Melvin L.
Marks, Eugene
Marmon, Ray A.
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Marmon, Roy L.
Marsh, Francis M.
Marshall, Ben C.
Marshall, Jack D
Martin, Harold M.
Martin, Norman A.
Martz, Leslie K.
Massoner, Paul C.
Mattix, Robert E.
Mauk, Russell R.
Maxey, James
Maxwell, Leroy F
Mayes, H. Keith
Mays, Harry C. Jr.
McAdam, George A.
McAfee, Donald R.
McAfee, Leonard M.
McAfee, Wilbur J.
McBratney, Theodore X.
McCain, Wilbur E.
McCalla, Wesley G.
McCalla, William C.
McCallion, James P.
McCarty, George E.
McCasslin, John W.
McClure, William H.
McCollam, Clarence E.
McCollam, Vernon L.
McCoy, Archie J.
McCoy, Clayton W.
McCoy, L.G.
McCoy, Lee W.
McCoy, Robert R.
McCray, Charles A.
McDermeit, Clifford L.
McDonald, Charles
McDonald, David L.
McDonald, James E.
McDown, Betty
McDown, Herman A.
McDown, Raymond O.
McElwain, Ralph H.
McEvoy, Emmett E.
McEvoy, Thomas H.
McGhee, Carol L.
McGhee, H.W.
McGhee, Lyle R.
McGuire, Dale W.
McGuire, Ronald F.
McKale, Clyde
McKale, Robert E.
McKale, Thomas B.
McKale, Vernon J.
McKerracher, Joseph W.
McLaughlin, James W.
McLaughlin, Lorrimer
McMann, Delbert
McMillan, Glenn
McMillen, Owen J.
McVaigh, Ralph V.
Mead, Lloyd C.
Medina, Simon
Meeker, Lawrence W.
Meisenheimer, James G.
Melvin, Carl A.
Melvin, Kenneth
Melvin, Wendell
Merrill, L. Clyde
Merscham, Lloyd G., Sr.
Mersman, Albert J.
Mersman, Floyd C.
Mersman, Norbert J.
Mersman, Virgil J.
Mersman, William J.
Mertz, Earl A.
Meyers, Earl A.
Middleton, William
Miller, Carrol B.
Miller, Charles W.
Miller, Clyde V.
Miller, Eugene C.
Miller, Harold J.
Miller, Jack
Miller, Leonard C.
Miller, Lyle L.
Miller, Melvin L.
Miller, Ownel W.
Miller, Richard R.
Miller, Rupert T.
Miller, Samuel L.
Miller, Turley N., Jr.
Miller, Wallace L.
Miller, Warren J.
Millington, Forrest L.
Mills, Robert B.
Mills, Thomas C
Milward, James H.
Mitchell, James E.
Mitchell, Melvin K.
Mitchell, Warren H.
Mize, George C.
Monk, Edna C.
Monroe, Alfred F.
Monroe, Carroll D.
Monroe, Kenneth R.
Monroe, Lewis M.
Montgomery, Mervin R.
Moody, Edward F.
Moon, Howard L.
Moon, Lloyd
Moon, Maynard
Moore, Charles E.
Moore, Clyde L.
Moore, Harry
Moore, John B.
Moore, Loren A.
Moore, Rollin G.
Morey, Charles S.
Morey, Stanley
Morrill, Bert R.
Morris, C.C.
Morris, James H.
Morris, Robert L.
Morris, William G.
Morton, Floyd L.
Mott, Nelson A.
Moyer, Conrad E.
Moyer, Edward J.
Mulcahey, Orliff
Mulcahey, Raymond L.
Mumma, Louis B., Jr.
Munsen, Reuben
Murray, Billy J.
Mutschler, Richard H.
Myers, F. Robert, Jr.
Myers, Keith
Myers, Ralph O.
Neal, Leslie N.
Neese, Earl
Neil, James A.
Nelson, Philip
Nevitt, Russell
Newland, George F.
Nichols, Harold E.
Nickelson, Charles
Nilges, Bernard
Nokes, Chester R.
Nokes, Eugene M.
Nolan, Edward M.
Nolan, J. Philip
Nolan, James T.
Nolan, Joseph M.
Nolan, William D.
Odaffer, Joseph J.
Odaffer, Lee A.
Officer, Forrest
Ogden, Robert M.
Ohmes, Bernard F.
Ohmes, Clement J.
Ohmes, Gregory J.
Ohmes, Raymond P.
OMalley, Charles R.
OMalley, Daniel L.
OMalley, John E.
OMalley, Walter B.
ONeil, Russell R.
Olden, Joseph E.
Olson, Archie E.
Osborn, Ethan F.
Osborn, Glen
Osborn, Irvin L.
Osborne, Jere O.
Osler, Ray
Osterholt, Cletus E.
Osterholt, Ralph B.
Osterholt, Richard M.
Osterholt, Sylvester F.
Othick, Don S.
Owen, Albert A.
Owens, Floyd
Owens, William F.
Paddock, Harvey L.
Page, Loren C.
Page, Ralph E.
Parcels, Lee
Parker, Clarence C.
Parks, Harriet
Parks, Ray O.
Parks, Vera
Patrick, DeLane
Patrick, G.W.
Patrick, Robert M.
Be strong and of good courage;
be not afraid, neither be thou dismayed;
for the Lord thy God is with thee
whithersoever thou goest.
Paul, John F.
Payne, William M.
Peine, Clarence J.
Peine, Earl T.
Peine, Edward F.
Peine, Edwin W.
Peine, Gregory J.
Peine, Johnnie H.
Peine, Lawrence J.
Peine, Leo A.
Peine, Louis P.
Peine, Mark
Peine, Stephen J.
Penn, Wayne L.
Peterkord, George W.
Peters, Floyd E.
Peters, Loyd A.
Peterson, Carrol L.
Peterson, Charles L.
Peterson, Glen B.
Peterson, Landis
Peterson, Milo
Peterson, Vernon
Peugh, Harold
Peugh, Perry M.
Phares, Harold A.
Pickard, Earl E.
Pickert, Claron J.
Pickert, Edward C.
Pickert, Elmer J.
Pickert, Herman J.
Pickert, Ivo J.
Pickert, Katherine
Pickert, Virgil C.
Pierce, Harold
Pierson, Paul K.
Pike, Ellis D.
Poire, Bill M.
Pontius, Harry C.
Pontius, Maurice A.
Porter, Harry C.
Porter, Howard R.
Porter, Richard R.
Porter, Willis A.
Poss, Donald E.
Poss, Earl P.
Poss, Elmer J.
Povenmire, Dale V.
Powell, Donald B.
Powell, John P.
Powell, Kenneth H.
Powell, Orval W.
Powers, Charles A.
Powers, Jean
Prather, Elvin K.
Prather, Jack L.
Pretzer, Robert C.
Pruitt, Arthur
Pruitt, Burris E.
Pryor, James J.
Pullman, Jack T.
Quillon, Irvin D.
Raborn, Leo E.
Raff, Edson D.
Elizabeth L. Oliver
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Rommelfanger, Eugene F.
Rommelfanger, Francis J.
Rook, Elmer A.
Rose, John M.
Ross, Fred S.
Ross, George
Ross, Harry F.
Ross, James L.
Ross, Verne K.
Roten, Paul
Roth, Richard J.
Rouland, Carl I.
Rouland, Glen
Roush, Roy O.
Rues, Carl L.
Rues, Frank B.
Rues, Henry N.
Russell, John L.
Ryman, Wylie R.
Saltzman, Paul
Saltzman, Peter A.
Saltzman, Roscoe W.
Sander, Charles C.
Sanford, Marvin O.
Sapp, Roger W.
Sayles, Richard
Scates, Wilber J.
Schlamp, George O.
Schneiders, Victor E.
Schoonover, Lawrence W.
Schulte, Lester J.
Schuster, Carrol E.
Schuster, Frank P.
Schuster, Henry E.
Schuster, John D.
Schuster, Paul W.
Schuster, Pete
Schwarzkoff, Alvin A.
Schwarzkopf, George
Schwegman, Albert
Schwegman, Henry J.
Scobee, Alvie O.
Scobee, Clarence H.
Scobee, Frank
Scobee, Nathaniel
Scott, Glennard T.
Scott, Ira W.
Scott, James K.
Scott, William A.
Scruggs, John
Scruggs, Katherine
Sears, Harold J.
Selander, Forrest E.
Selander, Howard W.
Selanders, Lawrence M.
Selter, George A.
Serene, Melvin S.
Setter, Bernard P.
Setter, David J.
Setter, Martin A.
Settle, Kenneth L.
Settlemeyer, Louie W.
Sewell, Arthur P.
Shannon, Max
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Reed, Frank L.
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Reeve, Robert W.
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Reiling, William H.
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Reiter, Forrest S.
Reiter, Martin J.
Remler, Edward E.
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Reppert, Dean E.
Ressel, G. Dale
Retter, Kenneth G.
Reynolds, Earl B.
Reynolds, Lloyd W.
Riblett, Lawrence W.
Riblett, Morris Eldon
Rice, Leslie V.
Richards, Dean D., Jr.
Richardson, Walter V.
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Riggs, John W.
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Roberts, Lewis L.
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Robinson, Bill R.
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Rockers, August H.
Rockers, Clifford J.
Rockers, Elmer F.
Rockers, Frank J., Sr.
Rockers, Irvin F.
Rockers, James J.
Rockers, Joseph H.
Rockers, Kenneth L.
Rockers, William J.
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Shaw, John R.
Sheern, Eugene
Sheern, Ralph H., Jr.
Sheldon, Joseph W.
Sheldon, Robert D.
Shell, Gwinn G.
Shepard, Robert W.
Shephard, Don B.
Shepherd, Glenn
Short, Wilbert A.
Showalter, Fred L.
Showalter, Paul K.
Simon, John F.
Simons, Frank L.
Simons, Lynn H.
Simons, Ralph
Simons, Walter F.
Simpson, Clarence O.
Simpson, James G.
Simpson, Will R.
Singer, Richard L.
Sisson, Wanda
Sloan, Herschel F.
Smail, Wayne B.
Smart, Clyde J.
Smart, Faye B.
Smart, Paul
Smerchek, Edward G.
Smethers, H. Jude
Smethers, Harry M.
Smethers, Irl F.
Smirl, George
Smith, A. Murry
Smith, Allan M.
Smith, Billy L.
Smith, Claron H.
Smith, Claude L.
Smith, Frank J.
Smith, Garl J.
Smith, Gerald
Smith, Harvey
Smith, James J. Jr.
Smith, John E.
Smith, Merle K.
Smith, Orval L.
Smith, Paul E.
Smith, Ralph E.
Smith, Raymond D.
Smith, Rodger
Smith, Van V., Jr.
Smith, William W.
Smitheran, Ray E.
Sobba, Christopher F.
Sobba, Loris H.
Sobba, Orville H.
Solander, John O.
Sole, Nile W.
Sommer, Harry P.
Sommer, John J.
Sommer, Louis V.
Sommer, Richard E.
Sours, Harold H.
Southerland, Frank J.
Southerland, W. Lee
Spangler, Donald J.
Spencer, Chester
Spencer, H.F.
Spencer, Harold M.
Spencer, Merle W.
Spiker, Roy E.
Spohn, Hugh
Sprague, Earnest W.
Sprague, Harold D.
Sprague, Wilbur
Stanford, Gladden
Starit, Leonard W.
Stauffer, Robert W.
Stein, Gerhold S.
Steinbacher, Raymond H.
Stephens, Ira, Jr.
Stephenson, Floyd
Stevens, Robert L.
Stevens, William R.
Stevenson, F. Donald, Sr
Steward, Curtiss E.
Stiffler, Claude F.
Stiffler, Delbert A.
Stifter, Frank W.
Stinson, Jack J.
Stith, Don J.
Stockebrand, Walter R.
Stockton, Samuel W.
Stout, Ralph
Strain, James Y.
Strobel Zaninot, Laura
Strobel, Richard G.
Stutely, J.D.
Suess, Ernest
Summers, George W.
Sumner, John E.
Sunderland, Harry
Sunderland, Wyche
Sutton, Carl B.
Sutton, Charles H.
Sutton, E. Reginald
Sutton, Everett M.
Sutton, Howard
Sutton, James H.
Sutton, Lionel
Swarthout, Colburn D.
Sweers, Richard H.
Swinney, Elton
Swinney, Everett M.
Swinney, Lowell A.
Talbot, Ernest E.
Tastove, Henry J.
Taxter, Ralph F.
Taylor, Marion H.
Teter, John
Teter, Larry
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Tilton, Francis H.
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Tippin, Dean E.
Tipton, Floyd W.
Tolson, Booker W.
Tolson, Ira L.
Tomberlin, Archie
Tomberlin, Maurice D.
Tressler, Edgar L.
Trigg, Dale F.
Trigg, Harry
Trigg, Paul R.
Trigg, Tommy
Tucker, Everett A.
Turner, Carl K.
Turner, Earl C
Turner, Harry K.
Turner, Lawrence R.
Turner, Lester J.
Turroll, Henry M.
Tush, George M.
Tush, Glen E.
Tush, Thomas B.
Tush, William J.
Umbarger, Warren J.
Uphoff, William L.
Utley, Everett
Utley, Lewis R.
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Williams, Verdie W.
Williamson, Theodore E.
Wills, Cleo E.
Wilmoth, Robert R.
Wilper, Benjamin F.
Wilper, Edward J.
Wilper, Luke A.
Wilson, Clinton S.
Wilson, Frank A.
Wilson, Jack B.
Wilson, Orel
Wilson, Paul N.
Wilson,Earl R
Winn, Easton C.
Wittman, Albert L.
Wittman, Henry E.
Wittman, Raymond E.
Woehler, Wade H., Jr.
Wogan, Gordon
Wolken, Arnold J.
Wolken, Bernard J.
Wolken, Denis A.
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Yaw, Charles L.
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Young, Guy F., Jr.
Young, James G.
Young, Jay A.
Young, Robert L.
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Akers, Dale L
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Anderson, Cloyce E
Anderson, James M
Anderson, Terry J.
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Castleberry, John L.
Centlivre, Pete C
Chase, Robert D
Chitwood, Wayne E
Christy, Howard C
Clinton, Richard E
Coker, Merle D
Cole, Orville J
Coleman, John R
Coleman, Robert E.
Collins, Leonard F.
Colvin, Carl F
Cramer, William R
Culler, George
Culler, Harry
Culler, Joe
Davis, Robert J.
Day, Daniel M
Dennison, Lloyd I.
DeVore, Marion A.
Dixon, Jerry E
Donaldson, Martin M.
Donaldson, Willa D.
Donohue, John D.
Drum, Gerald D
Ecclefield, Vincent R
Eddings, Leon D
Edgerton, James A
Elliss, Norman
Emmendorfer, George J.
Ewbank, James R
Eyman, Duane F
Fagg, George J
Falls, Clifford J
Feasel, John
Feasel, Ted
Fedaler, William J
Feuerborn, Charles F
Feuerborn, Leon H
Feuerborn, Mark A.
Fink, Jack J
Francis, Glen
Frazier, Duane W
Fry, William E.
Garner, Kenneth C
Gebert, Karl H.
Gettler, Jerry J
Gifford, Robert L., Jr
Gifford, William E.
Good, Eldon C.
Goodall, Claude Eugene
Goodall, Gene
Goodwin, Preston H
Gordon, Junior K.
Greiner, Milton L.
Griffith, Ralph W
Guber, Alfred M
Hamilton, James C
Hardesty, Woodrow W
Harper, Norman W
Harrington, Maurice C.
Hart, G. Louis
Hartman, Robert P
Hellmer, Ernest A.
Hellmer, John E.
Hellmer, Leonard A
Henton, John W
Hepner, Robert R
Hermann, Albert J
Hermann, Donald
Hermreck, Floyd J
Hermreck, Frederick J., Jr
Hermreck, Kenneth J
Hermreck, Omer A
Hermreck, Robert C
Hess, Francis C.
Hesse, Bernard C
Heuberger, Lawrence R
Highberger, Lawrence R.
Highberger, Maurice F
Hill, David L., Jr.
Hinger, Donald R.
Hinger, Jerry D.
Hodgson, Delton
Hollis, Dorothy J
Holloway, Neil W
Holm, Dan P.
Holt, Jerry
Hosley, Paul C
Hosley, Ray H
Hosley, Warren E
Huettenmueller, Frederick
Huffman, Larry
Hulett, Raymond F.
Hull, John A. Jr.
Humbert, Joseph L. Jr
Hunsperger, Owen F
Hyde, Kenneth
Jackson, Bruce L
Johnston, Melvin E
Johnston, Milton
Jones, Jack
Jorgensen, Kenneth O
Katzer, Arthur A
Kellerman, Charles W
Kellerman, Lee F.
Kelley, Paul E
Kent, George T
King, Jack N.
Kipper, Alfred N.
Kipper, Lyle A
Kitterman, Richard
Kratzberg, John F.
Kratzberg, Nicholas J
Kueser, Francis B.
Kueser, Harold J
Landwehr, J. Frank
Lankard, Billy D.
Lankard, Delbert W
Lankard, Donald G.
Lankard, Walter K
Lewis, Fred M
Lickteig, Arnold
Lickteig, Bernard R.
Lickteig, Norman D
Lindsay, George A
Litsch, Fred C.
Loper, Norman
Lohff, Gary E.
Lowe, Jack W
Luedke, Leslie F
Luedke, Stanley E
Lybarger, C. Dale
Mader, Clyde H
Maley, Timothy F
Manlove, George F
Marmon, John E
Marmon, Robert G
Martin, Roy N
McCollam, Frank L
McCollam, James A
McCleary, James
McGhee, Duane O.
McGhee, Perry L., Jr
McGraw, Clayton R
Meliza, Robert A.
Merscham, Lloyd G., Jr
Mersman, Clifford T
Mersman, Marvin J
Michael, William R
Miles, Stanley
Miller, George J.
Miller, Robert D.
Miller, Sydney L
Miller, Wallace L.
Miller, Willis R., Sr.
Molesworth, Dale R.
Myers, Albert Ray
Newland, Stephen J.
Nichols, Dale, Jr
Nickelson, Donald H
Norman, L. Edwin
Ohmes, Charles A
Olson, Clinton E.
Olson, Gurdon L
OMalley, D. Lee
Parks, Charles
Patton, Joseph L
Payne, Carl E
Payne, Doris W
Peine, John P
Peters, Floyd E.
Peters, Loyd A.
Peterson, Charles L
Phares, Jack
Pickert, Carl W
Powers, Daniel
Prasko, Robert
Pretzer, Donald D
Raff, Edson D
Ratliff, Max O.
Rayne, William E
Reed, Phillip L
Reiling, Donald
Rockers, Anthony F., Jr
Rockers, Delmar J
Rockers, Leslie J.
Rockers, Raymond J.
Roeckers, Richard H
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Thank you Anderson County veterans.
Craig E. Cole
Attorney at Law
Rogers, Burke C
Rommelfanger, Leonard J
Rommelfanger, Maurice A
Rommelfanger, Richard L
Ross, Albert L., Jr
Ross, James A
Roth, Richard J
Sayers, Joseph E
Sayers, George T
Sayers, Harry P., Jr.
Schainost, Duane F.
Scheckel, Lavern C
Scheckel, Norbert
Scheuermann, Henry R., Jr
Schlick, Charles J
Schlick, Glen E
Schommer, Glen L
Schrimplin, Ray E
Schulte, Caroll D
Scobee, Roland D.
Scott, James K
Setter, Joseph J.
Setter, Ralph J
Sherbon, Robert V
Shrum, Vernie L
Siebert, Larry
Simons, Carl A.
Smith, Donald L
Smith, George
Smith, Irwin L
Snavely, Ray B
Sobba, Dennis L
Sommer, Paul
Sondergaard, Harvey L
Spencer, Dale
Spencer, Ivan R
Spillman, Decker B.
Sprague, Kenneth
Spreer, Junior
Springer, Wayne K.
Stevens, William E
Stevenson, F. Donald, Jr.
Stone, Lindy G
Sutton, Everett M
Sweers, Richard H.
Swogar, James C
Teter, M. LeRoy
Thompson, Wendell M
Tush, Eugene E
Tush, Glen E
Tush, George
Tush, Gordon
Tyler, John T
Umbarger, Robert L.
Umbarger, William T., Jr
Van Tries, Billy J
Veteto, Jeffrey J Jr
Volz, Edwin P.
Wallace, K. Neal
Walters, Francis K
Weber, Francis J
Weiderholt, John R.
Weirich, Lowell Eugene
Weiss, Carl M
Wellman, Ronald
Welsh, Robert A.
Whiteford, Carroll W
Whiteford, James D
Wiederholt, James J
Wittry, Gus E
Wohler, Jerome L.
Wolken, Harold J
Wycoff, James A.
Wycoff, Jessie C.
Young, Gail W
Zentner, George E.
Vietnam
Februray 28, 1961 May 7, 1975
Ahring, Bob W.
Alford, Rocky L.
Anderegg, Ronald L.
Anderson, Terry Joe
Anderson, Gayle Ray
Auguchon, Gary G.
Axtell, William M.
Badders, Donald L.
Badders, Ronald L.
Bailey, Edward F.
Bailey, Lewis K.
Ballard, Gayla R.
Barnaby, Edward William
Barnett, David K.
Beckwith, D. Stephen
Beckwith, Fred L.
Benjamin, Dent D.
Bennett, Robert J.
Benus, Russell L.
Berry, James D.
Blow, Wilson E.
Blubaugh, David R.
Blubaugh, Russell L.
Bohnert, Charles M.
Bond, James E.
Bond, Richard T.
Boone, David K.
Booth, Darrell W.
Brinkmeyer, Michael D.
Brocklesby, Irwin L.
Brooks, Wilbur W.
Brown, Emmett D.
Brown, Raymond Leon
Brown, Roy P.
Browning, James
Buckle, Richard L.
Buckman, Larry E.
Burcham, Loyd C.
Burger, Charles L.
Burnett, Leonard D.
Burns, Billy D.
Burns, Johnny L.
Burris, Ron J.
Caldwell, Glenn A., Jr.
Calahan, Larry A.
Call, Harold K.
Callahan, Patrick G.
Callihan, Richard G.
Campbell, Bill L.
Caron, Robert M.
Carr, Darrell O.
Carr, Richard L.
Cass, Forrest L.
Castleberry, John L.
Champe, Michael D.
Chase, Robert D.
Church, Robert D.
Clemens, Dwight R.
Cobb, John D.
Cole, Claron M.
Collins, Larry D.
Collins, Thomas D.
Coons, E. Rusty
Coover, Terry D.
Coppenbarger, Ronald J.
Corley, Grant A.
Cox, Howard D.
Croan, Roy G.
Culver, Robert L.
Dalsing, Eugene J.
Dalsing, James A.
Daugherty, Ervin A., Jr.
Daugherty, John W.
Davis, Walter W., Sr.
Day, Glenn W.
Dice, Robert E.
Diebolt, Lawrence E.
Dieker, Gary F.
Dieker, Jerry E.
Dieker, Larry W.
Donohue, Leo
Donaldson, Tony L.
Dornes, Alvin G.
Doty, Rusty
Drybread, Charles E.
Duensing, Henry E.
Dunlap, Ronald D.
Ebenstein, John
Eden, Jack E.
Egidy, Bernard L.
Egidy, David L.
Ellis, Jack E.
Erhart, John W.
Ewert, William Joseph
Eyman, Duane F.
Falbo, Richard
Farren, Max C.
Farris, Diane K.
Farris, Michael G.
Feasel, Ted
Feese, Larry L.
Ferguson, Kenneth E.
Ferry, Roger L.
Feuerborn, Carl J.
Feuerborn, George Bud F
Feuerborn, James F.
Feuerborn, Terry J.
Feuerborn, Thomas R.
Fincher, James H.
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Fink, Harry A.
Fisher, Tony M.
Flinn, George C.
Foltz, Charles L.
Foltz, Donald Joseph
Foltz, James A
Foster, Robert E.
Frass, Bennie D.
Frazier, Duane W.
Frazier, Ray B
Frew, Jackie L.
Galbraith, Loren D.
Garner, Kenneth C
Gates, Kenneth L.
Gedrose, Sheldon M.
Gibb, Max
Gifford, Gerald D.
Gifford, Larry L.
Gifford, Richard L.
Gilner, Andrew Thomas
Gilner, Bernard G.
Good, Eldon C.
Good, John L.
Goodall, Ronald
Goodrich, Ace
Gordon, Chester W.
Gorrell, Dwight G.
Grant, Everett J.
Graue, Stephen Alexander
Gregg, Gary L.
Gretencord, Michael
Griffin, Gerald L.
Guilfoyle, Joseph P.
Guilfoyle, Robert G.
Haberlein, Arveca R.
Hale, James R.
Hager, Ronald R.
Hahn, Roland E.
Harper, Norman W.
Hastert, Roger C.
Hasting, Alfred N.
Hatcher, E.W.
Helms, Charles R.
Helms, Edward D.
Henderson, David Vaughn
Henderson, William R.
Henry, Lee E.
Henry, Michael L.
Henry, Stephen G
Hermann, Albert J.
Hermann, Clarence E.
Hermann, Francis
Hermann, Harold L.
Hermreck, Gary F.
Hermreck, John D.
Hermreck, Larry E.
Hermreck, Ronald Eugene
Hermreck, Thomas J.
Hicks, James F.
Hiestand, Charles J.
Hiestand, Clyde E.
Hiestand, Richard L.
Hill, Albert G.
Hill, Herman O.
Hiner, Jack L.
Hinkle, Dean E.
Hinkle, Duane K.
Hodgson, Delton
Hoffman, George Edward
Holman, Lester D.
Holman, Paul E.
Horn, Rick L.
Hosley, Warren E.
Hulett, Glen R.
Hunt, Gerald R.
Hunt, Larry D.
Hurley, William R.
Huss, Bernard
Jackson, Bruce L.
Johanning, Fredrick J., Jr.
Johns, Randall L.
Jones, Ralph O.
Katzer, Delmar H.
Katzer, James F.
Katzer, Paul F.
Keehnel, John M.
Kellerman, Darrel L.
Kellerman, George R.
Kellerman, Milo E.
Kelley, Milburn F.
Kempnich, Robert S. II
Kimmel, Terry W.
Kinney, James M.
Kirkland, Garry R.
Kline, Paul
Koch, Steve M.
Kramer, Glenn D.
Kramer, Perry
Kratzberg, Leon A.
Kueser, Dale M.
Kueser, Delbert W.
Kueser, Gail E.
Kyle, Vernon D.
Landwehr, Edwin J.
Lankard, Delbert W.
Lehn, John E.
Lehn, Joseph P.
Lewis, Kenneth G.
Lickteig, Bernard J.
Lickteig, Benedict H.
Lickteig, Dean F.
Lickteig, Howard L.
Lickteig, Jacob M.
Lickteig, Leon M.
Lickteig, Merle E.
Lickteig, Michael A.
Lickteig, Ronald K.
Lile, Leon
Lohff, Rodney T.
Louk, Donald G.
Lutz, Donald E.
Lutz, Gerald E.
Lutz, Warren D.
Mader, Frederick H.
Mader, Gail R.
Mader, Kenneth D.
Mader, Mark F., Jr.
Mader, Michael E.
Mader, Thomas J.
Maley, Carl J.
Manning, Robert A.
Martin, Michael F.
McCain, Ronald K.
McDonald, Francis G.
McDonald, Michael Edward
McGinnis, Donald L.
McKee, Robert M.
McMillan, Kenneth M.
Mead, Howard L.
Meliza, Claude A.
Meliza, Oliver D.
Messenger, Robert L.
Miller, Douglas H.
Merrill, Gail W.
Mersman, John N.
Miller, Robert D.
Miller, Ronald A.
Miller, Samuel E.
Miller, Terry L.
Minkler, Jesse M.
Mock, Ralph F.
Monnard, Richard L.
Moyer, Donald E.
Moyer, James W.
Moyer, Tony L.
Mulkey, Kendall L.
Newlan, Bruce W.
Nichols, Carl L.
Nickelson, Douglas
Nokes, Ronnie D.
Nolan, Dennis E.
Nolan, James F.
Nolan, John P.
Nolan, Lawrence J.
Nolan, Patrick A.
Norman, L. Edwin
North, James E.
Noyes, Ronald L.
ODell, James W.
OMalley, Daniel L.
Parker, Johnnie, Jr.
Partida, Alfredo
Paul, Loren E.
Payne, Doris W.
Payne, John M.
Pedrow, Ronald
Peine, Dale E.
Peine, Eugene E.
Peine, Joseph J
Peine, Thomas E.
Penka, Lawrence J.
Petit, Ray
Pickert, Leon F.
Platt, Emery L.
Platt, Gene D.
Poovey, Dick
Porter, Larry F.
Poss, James L.
Potter, Clyde W.
Potter, Terry J.
Powelson, John M.
Pracht, Fradrick W
Pracht, David L
Pretzer, Donald D.
Raby, James H.
Rausch, Kenneth J.
Reiling, Donald
Reiling Taylor, Wanda E.
Reiter, Kenneth W.
Renyer, Kenneth W.
Reppert, Dean E. II
Richards, Stephen Dudley
Rickabaugh, Darrell A.
Riley, Gerald E.
Robinson, Richard S. III
Rochefort, Chuck
Rocker, Earl M.
Rockers, Bernard
Rockers, Daniel J.
Rocker, Edward F.
Roeckers, Henry J.
Roeckers, Richard H.
Rogers, Burke C.
Rogers, Gary E.
Rogers, Neil D.
Ross, Albert L., Jr.
Roth, Richard J.
Roush, R. Duane
Rues, Clarence A.
Rues, James P.
Rues, Patrick J.
Rusk, William L.
Sayers, E. Paul
Sayers, Loren John
Schainost, Clark E.
Schuler, Charles B.
Schuster, Paul E.
Schwegman, Terrance L
Scott, James K.
Sears, Ronald E.
Sence, Richard D.
Setter, Donald J.
Setter, Gary W.
Setter, Larry J.
Sheern, Patrick F.
Shmidl, James Albert
Silvey, Dale A.
Sims, Devon L.
Slagle, Robert K.
Smerchek, Carl L
Smerchek, Laurence E.
Smethers, Gary M.
Smith, James J.
Smith, Warren L.
Sobba, Herman G.
Sommer, Michael L.
Sommer, Robert J.
Spencer, Gary W.
Stevenson, F. Donald
Stifter, Ed R.
Stifter, Roy A.
Stockton, Don W.
Struttman, Richard A.
Summers, Carl F.
Summers, Herbert L.
Sumner, John Elvin Jr.
Sutton, Clyde
Sutton, Gerald W.
Sutton, Jerry L.
Sutton, Larry C.
Sutton, Robert S.
Sweet, Norman L
Tady, Louis
Tastove, Patrick H.
Tastove, Ronald P.
Teter, Dorman G.
Teter, M. LeRoy
Teter, Norman W.
Tetreault, David M.
Thacker, Albert E., Sr.
Thompson, Forrest A.
Toews, Allen L.
Toomey, Edward J.
Tressler, Herbert G.
Tucker, Tommy A.
Tush, James William
Tush, Richard L.
Tush, Thomas L.
Umbarger, Curtis S.
Umbarger, Jerry L
Umbarger, Ronald R.
Valentine, Willis E., Jr.
Vaughan, David L.
Vaughn, Ronald R.
Volz, A. Benny
Vosseler, John D.
Waddell, Dale D.
Wallace, Steve
Walter, John R.
Walter, Leland E.
Warbritton, Jimmy A.
Waring, C. Herb
Weber, Gary
Wedeman, Wendell L.
Weems, Merle G.
Weems, Verle G.
Weide, Kenneth L.
Wellman, Allen W.
Wellman, Lyle M.
Wellman, Ronald R.
Wells, Clifford Henry
Wells, Marrion L.
Wells, Richard L.
Werner, Kenneth F.
Werner, Leo V.
Werner, Martin P., Jr.
Werner, Thomas R.
Westpfahl, Gary R.
Whiteford, James D.
Williams, Larry A.
Wittman, Denis E.
Wittman, Gary R.
In valor, there is hope.
Thank you, Anderson County veterans.
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Wood, Charles L
Worthington, David
Worthington, Max L.
Wren, Harold F.
Younkin, Robert A.
Zwiener, Larry
Gulf War
August 2, 1990February 28, 1991
Ahring, Wesley T.
Alcantara, Elizabeth
Alley, Tyler A.
Anderegg, Jacob L.
Archer, R. David
Baird, Brandon
Baker, Ryan
Boots, Evan Keith
Boots, Mark L.
Boots, Robert J.
Brecheisen, Robert L.
Bunnel, Eric D.
Bunnel, Kelli J.
Bures, Drew A.
Caldwell, Glenn A., Jr.
Carnes, Quincy
Chelko, Christopher S.
Chitwood, Christopher P.
Collins, Brian M.
Coltharp, Phillip D.
Crook, Craig L
Dalsing, Thomas J.
Dennison, Jeffery S.
Dieker, Michael
Dilley, Randy E.
Donaldson, Jeffrey
Donaldson, Jeremiah A.
Feuerborn, Blake M.
Feuerborn, Gabriel G.
Feuerborn, Hattie E.
Feuerborn, Jacob E.
Foltz, Melissa A.
Fonder, Tina M.
Fritz, Preslee R
Gadelman, Jakob
Garber, Patrick S.
Gedrose, Sheldon M.
Gellhaus, Sean M.
Gilner, Francis James
Giroux, Cody A.
Gruver, Benjamin
Handy, Matthew E.
Harris, Paul E.
Hastert, Jase Ryan
Hastert, Ryan Keith
Hermann, Albert J.
Hermann, Lonnie J.
Hermann, Yianni E.
Hermreck, Jesse A.
Hermreck, Lynda S.
Hermreck, Matthew J.
Hermreck, Walter W.
Highberger, Angela B.
Highberger, Dale A.
Hirt, Brian Keith
Hoy, Jorneau L.
Humbert, James J
Huss, Joseph H.
Jackson, April
Jones, Lee K.
Kanawyer, Christopher M.
Kellerman, Jack E.
Kirk, Bryan L.
Kneibler, Gabriel William
Koch, Lane C.
Ladewig, Evan
Laiter, Thomas J.
Land, Alix
Lewis, Angela M.
Lewis, Terry
Lickteig, Jerome P.
Long, Toby
Mader, Dennis
Mader, Janet M.
Magner, Mark L.
Maley, Chad W.
Malone, Joseph E.
Martin, Daniel W.
Meyer, Duane K.
Meyers, J. Kelly
Miller, Brian D.
Miller, David L.
Miller, Edward G.
Miller, Randall A.
Modlin, Thomas
Parker, Johnnie C. III
Parker, Julie
Parks, Shawn
Patton, David L.
Peine, Keith E.
Poss, James L.
Powelson, David
Rockers, Benedict L.
Ryman, Glenn W
Sayers, Kurt A.
Schainost, Cole G.
Schainost, Jacob G.
Schainost, Michael R.
Schainost, Todd E.
Scheckel, Carmel B.
Scheuermann, Susan R.
Scheuermann, Henry R. III
Scheuermann, Ernest A. III
Schulte, Jamie D.
Scott, Paula
Selanders, Jay N.
Shaffer, Maurissa D.
Sobba, Steven R.
Sprague, Michael
Spreer, Steven
Solander
Stahl, Edward A.
Stoneking, Jason P.
Stumpff, Dana
Stumpff, Lindy
Sumner, Lloyd
Terrel, Carolyn
Thacker, Albert E., Jr.
Toomey, Kerry M.
Valentine, Vernon L.
Vaughan, Jim P.
Walker, William C.
Walter, Nathan J.
Watkins, Hannah M.
Watkins, Nicholas W.
Wickwire, Jeremy
Williams, Howard E., Jr.
Williams, Larry A.
Wilper, Joseph H.
Wilson, Michael L.
Windsor, Todd A.
Womelsdorf, Michael B.
Peacetime
Allen, Jarrod M.
Amaya, Kenneth J
Bailey, Lloyd M.
Bailey, Paul A.
Baker, Jeffrey D.
Ballagh, Everett R.
Beighton, Douglas R.
Bodenhamer, Jay D.
Bowman, Douglas V.
Brown, Donald W.
Brocklesby, Leonard
Bures, Lloyd J.
Butterfield, Kyle A.
Callahan, Darrel R.
Callahan, Eric R.
Chapman, Donald B. II
Chilson, Paul L.
Christy, Franklin J.
Craig, William H.
Cramer, Lloyd R.
Dietz, Cynthia M
Feuerborn, Issac B
Feuerborn, Myron D.
Finkenbinder, Dale K.
Fisher, Robert Lee Jr.
Fooshee, Dale Lewis
Gilner, Francis James
Gretencord, Howard F
Hardesty, Carl D.
Hastert, Dennis
Henderson, Charles E.
Hennis, April A.
Henry, Stephen G.
Hill, Roger D.
Hobson, Isaac D.
Hogan, Edward F.
Hoke, Joshua J.
Hollingshead, Lloyd A.
Horner, Seward A.
Houk, Clinton W.
Hughey, Emmett K.
Johns, Michael G.
Katzer, Maurice H.
Kellerman, Fred E., Jr.
Kent, James V
Kueser, Craig A.
Lee, Wesley D.
Lickteig, Steven T.
Mader, Ivan F.
Mader, James H.
Malone, John Francis
Martinez, James A.
Matthews, Marilyn
MCCord, John R
McCourt, James F.
Miller, Erik J.
Miller, Kenneth E.
Miller, H. Lee
Morey, Charles D.
Naquin, Dena L.
Nesbit, Mark P.
New, William O.
Nichol, Charles W.
Norris, Charles J. III
Oswald, Edward R.
Peine, Eugene E.
Perkins, William R.
Phares, Phillip H.
Platt, Raymond Lee
Powell, Shawn T.
Prater, Tonya K.
Radcliffe, Noel R.
Rockers, Alfred Eldon
Rolf, Allen R.
Rommelfanger, Larry F
Sayers, Joseph E.
Scheuermann, Henry R., Jr.
Smith, Carl R
Snyder, Charles I.
Sobba, Ronald A.
Steelman, Gene L.
Thompson, Ronald Eugene
Tipton, Bill J
Tinsley, Dion D.
Umbarger, W. Thomas III
Ward, Lloyd J.
Webb, Christopher P.
Weiss, Brenda L.
Weiss Stubitsch, Kathryn D.
White, Robert A.
Whitney, James K.
Winsky, Steven E.
Wolken, Louis August
Young, William Michael
2×3
Tom Adams
Thanks to our
Anderson County veterans.
Tom Adams Construction
In remembrance of your
service to our nation.
The Garnett
Rotary Club
2×3
Dean Goodell
In honor
of your service.
Dean
Goodell
16 VETERANS MEMORIAL EDITION Special to The Anderson County Review – May 25, 2021
Garnett
remembers
Garnett Tourism
THURSDAY
FRIDAY – MONDAY
MONDAY
ANDERSON COUNTY COURTHOUSE
LAWN, 100 E. 4TH AVENUE
GARNETT MUNICIPAL CEMETERY
27554 NE NEOSHO ROAD
GARNETT MUNICIPAL CEMETERY
27554 NE NEOSHO ROAD
CELEBRATION
OF SERVICE
7:00 P.M.
Honoring all veterans.
Recognizing all 310
patriotic banner
honorees. Special
musical
entertainment.
*A lawn chair event.
AVENUE OF
FLAGS
View over 300 United
States flags, each
representing
individuals who
served; some gave all,
and are laid to rest
within this cemetery.
MEMORIAL
DAY SERVICE
10:00 A.M.
Garnett American
Legion Post 48 and
Veterans of Foreign
Wars Post 6397 host
this event near the
monument of the
Unknown Soldier.
THE CITY OF GARNETT THANKS ALL WHO SUPPORT THESE PROJECTS, AND THE
ANDERSON COUNTY VETERANS MEMORIAL, THROUGH YOUR DONATIONS.