Anderson County Review — October 15, 2019

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School officials confront
vaping with info, education
New health concerns
and rising numbers a
concern for educators
BY DANE HICKS
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THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW 10-15-2019 / DANE HICKS
Nick Lybarger and Lilly Spring were crowned Homecoming Royalty before Friday nights game
against Osawatomie. The Bulldogs capped the night with a 41-14 victory.
THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW
TOPEKA Increased concerns
about the health risks of vaping
which have caused a number
of deaths has brought the issue
to the forefront of concerns for
local school districts.
Fresh concerns were generated most recently last week,
when the Centers for
Disease Control published a report saying as of October 1 of
this year more than
a thousand cases of
lung injury had been
associated with using
e-cigarette
devices. The incidents
occurred in 48 states
and one U.S. territory.
The report said 18
deaths had been confirmed in 15 states.
The CDC report
came on the heels of
a February report on
the results of a national survey
that showed about 37 percent of
12th graders reported vaping in
2018, compared to 28 percent in
2017. About 44,000 students participated in the survey.
Vaping uses a battery powered electronic burner to vaporize various liquids for inhaling,
including nicotine, flavoring
and other chemicals, as well as
marijuana, hash oil and other
substances.. Health analysts
say exposure to nicotine during
youth can cause addiction and
cause long-term harm to brain
development. The vapor can also
contain toxins and tiny particles
that are harmful when inhaled.
The CDCs investigation showed
most cases of lung damage prefaced in its report came with the
use of THC containing products.
THC is the active drug in marijuana.
Anderson County High
School Principal Matt Self said
USD 365 was pursuing education
as the primary aspect to counter-
act the growth in teen vaping.
There appears to be more
health-related
information
available each day, Self said.
We are concentrating our focus
on education to help our young
people understand the risks
associated with the use of these
products.
The CDC said men comprised
about 70 percent of the health
issues in its research. Eighty
percent were under the age of 35,
16 percent were under 18 years
and 21 percent were 18-20 years
of age.
Crest
Principal
Travis
Hermreck said USD 479 had
included vaping prohibitions in
its district policy, and were leery
of the growth of vaping use.
We arent seeing many problems with vaping on a large
scale at Crest, only a few isolated instances, Hermreck said.
The school has made the subject
a concurrent topic with students
during teacher-student mentor
periods, he said. Unlike other
health issues, vaping is one that
schools and their
staff arent used
to dealing with,
Hermreck said.
We have provided informational resources for
our teachers and
staff, Hermreck
said. We are hoping to heighten
the awareness and
knowledge of it so
that we can continue to provide
appropriate resources.
The mechanics of vaping and
the density of the inhalent was
the main concern of a woman
who commented in response
to a question on the Reviews
Facebook page.
I have a grandson that vapes
and I sit and watch him take his
puffs on it not like someone
smoking a regular cigarette,
said Teresa Husong of Garnett.
The amount of smoke or vapes
SEE VAPE ON PAGE 2A
New ethanol rules
The lake that never was
should boost sales
Industry types like
the message, but
what about the past?
BY DANE HICKS
THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW
GARNETT Local farmers
and ag analysts are hoping
a new ethanol agreement
struck by President Trump
to enforce requirements for
fuel refiners to blend ethanol
into the nations gasoline and
expand ethanol requirements
helps boost the market for
corn but its tough to get
too excited when regulators
allowed for billions in ethanol sales to slip through their
fingers.
The
Environmental
Protection Agency years ago
mandated that ethanol be
blended with the nations gasoline to make it cleaner burning, a mandate known as the
Renewable Fuels Standard.
The RFS was also promoted as
a way to expand the nations
fuel supply and make the U.S.
less dependent on foreign oil.
But for the past three years
numerous refiners applied
for and were granted hardship waivers to avoid having
to purchase ethanol to blend
with their fuels. That cost
corn growers and ethanol
SEE ETHANOL ON PAGE 2A
60 year-old plan would
have built 4,000 acre lake
west of Garnetts bottoms
BY DANE HICKS
THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW
KANSAS CITY, Mo. It would have
built a 4,000 acre lake just northwest
of Garnett by building a huge dam on
the Pottawatomie Creek right about
where the U.S. Highway 59 bridge
is today. It would have drastically
altered the area. Surrounding towns
favored it, but the Anderson County
Commission did not. Some landowners loved the idea of having lakefront
property others said the lake would
cover good farm land.
But it never happened.
Its nearly forgotten history now,
but for two decades lake construc-
tion for flood control dominated
debate all over rural America- and
in Anderson County. It was the great
Dam Debate.
Early settlers on the Great Plains
discovered that along with drought,
tornadoes, prairie fires, and wolves,
they had also to deal with floods.
During the 1940s, the US Army Corps
of Engineers, charged with maintaining navigation on the nations
rivers, completed a study on flooding
in the nations heartland. The report
was controversial, calling for the
construction of large dams to control
floods. Then came the summer of
1951, and the floods that devastated
large areas of Kansas and Missouri.
In the aftermath of the record
floods of 1951, Congress passed the
Flood Control Act of 1954, authorizSEE LAKE ON PAGE 7B
THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW 10-15-2019 / CORPS OF ENGINEERS
The proposed project would have dammed
Pottawatomie Creek north of Garnett, about where
U.S. Highway crosses it.
LGGPR PHOTO
Design complete, plan for construction underway
GARNETT Organizers
are getting closer to breaking ground on the Anderson
County Veterans Memorial,
and last week released an artists rendering of the structure
and prepared to publish the list
of veterans names they hope
local residents will check and
validate.
The 41-foot long, 18-foot high
brick edifice will include black
marble panels featuring each
of the military services, and
will mimic the Romanesque
Revival style of the Anderson
County Courthouse, complete
SEE MEMORIAL ON PAGE 1B
THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW 10-15-2019 / BROOKE SCHETTLER
The driver of the wrecked car escaped serious injury during last weekends Grand Prix Revival at
North Lake in Garnett. The car was rear ended knocking it into the guard rail causing the car to roll
a few times before coming to rest back on its wheels.
When I told the doctor about my loss of memory, he made me pay in advance.
2A
NEWS IN
BRIEF
NEWCOMER BREAKFAST
The Friends of the Garnett Public
Library invite you to attend a
Newcomer Breakfast on
Saturday, Oct. 26th at 9:00 a.m
in the Archer Room. Anyone
who has moved to the area in the
last six months or so is welcome
to attend. Want to know how to
get involved in the community?
Need to know about the rec center? Have questions about the
school activities? Just want to
make some new friends? Come
and meet some other newbies,
as well as some of the old-timers
who can help answer questions
about life in the area. Hope to
see you there!!
SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS
ECKAN and the Countywide
Spirit of Christmas Committee
have started making plans for
this Christmas season. For
those adults and families that
might need a little extra help this
year, applications will be available at ECKAN from October
23rd through November 13th.
Through the generosity of
Anderson Countians, a food basket and gifts have been provided
in the past and we need your
help again this year!
To join in this effort, you as an
individual, family, organization or
business could adopt a child
or family by calling or dropping
by the ECKAN office. Also, our
Angel Trees are available
again this year at the banks in
Colony, Greeley, Kincaid and
Westphalia, as well as City Hall,
ECKAN and Yoders Country
Store. There will also be an angel
tree at the Fire Station during
and after the Christmas Parade
Thanksgiving weekend.
If you prefer to make a cash
donation, please make the check
payable to ECKAN. All items
should be taken to ECKAN by
December 11th. Distribution day
will be Saturday, December 14th
at the Trinity Lutheran Church.
Any and all questions can be
directed to Karessa Johnson,
ECKAN
Human
Services
Coordinator at 132 E. 5th,
Garnett or call 785-448-3670.
GREELEYHALLOWEEN
CARNIVAL
Greeley Elementary will hold
their annual Halloween Carnival
and Raffle on Friday, October
18th from 6:00-8:00 p.m. Games
include a Haunted House,
Bingo, Photo Booth, Cake Walk,
Salon, Ring Toss, and much
more! The concession stand will
serve Walking Tacos, Hot dogs,
Nachos, Chips, Candy, Pop and
Water. A costume parade will
begin at 6:30 p.m. and participants wearing a Halloween costume will receive two tickets for
use at the carnival. The $1.00
raffle drawing will start at 7:45
pm- need not be present to win.
The carnival is sponsored by the
Greeley PTO. Raffle tickets may
be purchased from students and
at Bank of Greeley.
VFW BREAKFAST
VFW Post 6397 will be having a
breakfast on Sunday, October 20
from 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. Biscuits and
gravy, Belgian waffles, bacon,
sausage and eggs will be served.
HOSPICE SEEKS
VOLUNTEERS
Crossorads Hospice is in search
of volunteers to help with its Gift
of a Day program, which brings
to life a hospice patients personal vision of what a perfect day
might be. Other volunteer duties
are also sought. Interested perople chould contact Barbara Poe
at (913) 860-7500 or email barbara.poe@crossroadshospice.
com.
SENIOR CENTER IN
SEARCH OF MEDICAL
EQUIPMENT
The Garnett Senior Center is
seeking donations of used medical equipment such as: walkers, wheelchairs, scooters, beds,
shower chairs, etc. You may
drop off at the center from 9:301:30, Mon-Fri or call 448-6996 for
the item to be picked up.
SUICIDE AWARENESS
GROUP 1ST TUESDAYS
SAM – Suicide Awareness
Members, a division of SASSMoKan – meets on the first
Tuesday of the month from
6:30-7:30 at the Garnett Library
located at 125 W 4th Ave in
Garnett.
THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW Tuesday, October 15, 2019
RECORD
ANDERSON COUNTY COMMISSION
October 7, 2019
Chairman Jerry Howarter called
the meeting of the Anderson County
Commission to order at 9:00 AM
on October 7, 2019 at the County
Commission Room.
Attendance:
Jerry Howarter, Present: David Pracht,
Present: Leslie McGhee, Present. The
pledge of allegiance was recited.
Minutes from the previous meeting
were approved as presented.
Nelson Quarry
Kenneth Nelson and Patrick Clift,
Nelson Quarry, met with the commission. Discussion was held on a
possible temporary zoning permit for
a location to crush rock. Their current location has been leased out to
another company and have another
place to crush but need the permit to
bid an upcoming project. They only
have a short time period to obtain the
permit and bids are to be let in a week.
The Commissioners recommended
contacting James Campbell, County
Counselor, and the Planning & Zoning
board to see if there is anything that
can be done.
Elevator Project
Eric Hethcoat, BG Consultants,
contacted the commission via telephone. Eric gave an update on the
courthouse renovation and elevator
project.
ANDERSON COUNTY COURT DOCKET
October 15, 2019
Judge Kevin Kimball
8:00 a.m.
State of Kansas vs. Rogeljo G.
Salazar Jr.
8:30 a.m.
Cooks Plumbling Inc, et al. vs.
Timothy L Scott, et al.
Garnett Development Company LP
vs. Cassandra Jewell, et al.
Portfolio Recovery Associates, LLC
vs. Angel Betts
Leiszler Oil Company, Inc vs.
Nathane W Garland
Midland Funding LLC vs. Ashley
Faries
Miami County Medical Center Inc
vs. Crystal D Metcalfe, et al.
Allen County Hospital vs. Eric A
Bain
9:30 a.m.
State of Kansas vs. Craig Thomas
Galey
State of Kansas vs. Allen Curtis
Hartley
State of Kansas vs. Ryan Lamance
State of Kansas vs. Joshua M
Evans
State of Kansas vs. Janette I Avritt
State of Kansas vs. Jesse D Osborn
State of Kansas vs. Julia A Hurlock
State of Kansas vs. Timothy L Starr
State of Kansas vs. William I
Cockrum
State of Kansas vs. Aaron C
Rockers
State of Kansas vs. William Scott
Shaffer
State of Kansas vs. Blake A Geiler
State of Kansas vs. Jason Lee
Boothe
SEALED
State of Kansas vs. Edwin J
Braciszewski
State of Kansas vs. Destiny D
Turner
10 a.m.
State of Kansas vs. Juan J. Velez
State of Kansas vs. James Allen
Gibson
State of Kansas vs. Joshua Lee
Edward Skinner
State of Kansas vs. Tammie Tippie
State of Kansas vs. Jeremy D.
Smitha
State of Kansas vs. Theodore T
Wilson
State of Kansas vs. Benjamin M
Watson
State of Kansas vs. Brandon T
Rothwell
State of Kansas vs. Stephanie R
Knavel
State of Kansas vs. Mitchael Lee
Malone
State of Kansas vs. Dakota J
Ramsey
State of Kansas vs. Jordan
Jackman
State of Kansas vs. Jerrald T
Watkins
State of Kansas vs. Bobbie J
Anderson
State of Kansas vs. Gary E Henning
10:30 a.m.
State of Kansas vs. Jamie M Olsen
State of Kansas vs. Jamie M Olsen
State of Kansas vs. Jamie M Olsen
SEALED
SEALED
11:00 a.m.
In The Matter of vs. Heather N
Holstine
In The Matter of vs. Andrew M Pratt
In The Matter of vs. Heather Nicole
Holstine
In The Matter of vs. Heather Nicole
Holstine
1:00 p.m.
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1:30 p.m.
State of Kansas vs. Brian Scott
Gedrose
State of Kansas vs. Brian Scott
Gedrose
State of Kansas vs. Robert L Cain
State of Kansas vs. Loretta M Teter
State of Kansas vs. Stacy L Dietrich
State of Kansas vs. Brian Scott
Gedrose
Eric W Godderz
10/15/2019
10:30 a.m.
Benjamin L Kinder, et al., Petitioner
vs. MyKayla Cheyenne Moore,
Respondent
SEALED
ANDERSON COUNTY ARRESTS
William Patterson, Lawrence, was
booked as a hold for the Douglas
County Sheriff Department as he was
arrested for a probation violation and
interference with a law enforcement
officer.
Zeth Devlin, Baldwin City, was
booked as a hold for the Douglas
County Sheriff Department as he was
arrested for a probation violation.
Keith Allison, Eudora, was booked
as a hold for the Douglas County
Sheriff Department as he was arrested
for failure to appear.
Timothy Oram, Garnett, was arrested for assault and disorderly conduct.
Jordan Jackman, Springfield, MO,
was arrested for driving while suspended.
Alex Daniels was arrested for purchasing liquor by a minor and transporting an open container.
Chance Lee, Garnett, was arrested
for transporting an open container and
furnishing alcohol to a minor.
Sara Brown, Lees Summit, MO,
was arrested for driving while suspended, speeding and no vehicle liability insurance.
Dylan Guinn, Pleasanton, was
arrested for possession of stolen property.
Emily Peine, Garnett, was arrested
for possession of stolen property.
Verda Scott, Pomona, was arrested
to serve a court ordered sentence.
Alan Young, Garnett, was arrested
to serve a court ordered sentence.
Daniel Olsen, Garnett, was arrested
for 2 counts of battery of a law enforcement officer, disorderly conduct and
interference with a law enforcement
officer.
Timothy Oram, Osawatomie, was
booked into jail as a hold for the Cass
County, MO Sheriff Department as he
was arrested for a warrant.
Tierra Walker, Iola, was arrested for
a parole violation.
Jace Edgar, Gladstone, MO, was
arrested for domestic battery and disorderly conduct.
Joseph Mczegle, Greeley, was
arrested for failure to appear.
Dacoda Lauden was arrested for
theft of property/services.
ANDERSON COUNTY JAIL ROSTER
Jon Leatherman was booked into
jail on February 21, 2019.
Joseph Daulton was booked into
jail on April 24, 2019.
Gary Henning was booked into jail
on April 25, 2019.
Jake Magner was booked into jail
on May 20, 2019.
Stephanie Knavel was booked into
jail on June 22, 2019.
Nathan Thompson was booked into
jail on June 28, 2019.
Darren Dicenzo was booked into
jail on July 22, 2019.
Jessica Orange was booked into
jail on July 28, 2019.
Brandon Ellsmore was booked into
jail on August 15, 2019.
Tina Prater was booked into jail on
August 21, 2019.
Brian Gedrose was booked into jail
on September 6, 2019.
Angela Anderson was booked into
jail on September 11, 2019.
David Osler was booked into jail on
September 22, 2019.
David Preston was booked into jail
on September 24, 2019.
Tierra Walker was booked into jail
on October 8, 2019.
Dacoda Laudan was booked into
jail on October 8, 2019.
ANDERSON COUNTY JAIL
FARM-INS ROSTER
Jimmy Miller was booked into jail on
January 5, 2018.
Christopher Conner was booked
into jail on April 24, 2019.
Steven Vickrey was booked into jail
on May 10, 2019.
Shawn Maxwell was booked into
jail on May 15, 2019.
Paige Flanery was booked into jail
on June 10, 2019.
Vaughn Burns was booked into jail
on July 10, 2019.
Robert Brierley was booked into jail
on June 21, 2019.
Seth Daniels was booked into jail
on August 21, 2019.
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Kevin Kimbrough was booked into
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jail on September 17, 2019.
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VAPE…
FROM PAGE 1
or whatever you want to call
it in just one puff looks like he
inhaled a whole cigarette or
two. That cant be any good for
your lungs.
It just shows how ignorant and not caring people are
about their health, said Geno
Thacker, Sr., also of Garnett.
Johns Hopkins Medicine
has cautioned cigarette smokers who are using vaping
products to try to quit smoking that nicotine regardless
of its medium is an addictive
drug. Information on smoking
cessation is available through
your doctor or public health
resources.
the sale of E15.
Greg Krissek, executive
director of the Kansas Corn
Growers Association headquartered in Garnett, said the
announcement begins a process to address the ethanol
demand lost due to the refinery
waivers.
The administration is
doing the right thing legally by
beginning a process to redis-
tribute those waived gallons
back into the RFS volumes,
upholding the integrity of the
law, Krissek said.
Its good to have positive
news to share with our growers, said KCGA president
Steve Rome.
ETHANOL..
FROM PAGE 1
producers billions of dollars
nationwide in lost sales.
The new commitment to
corn and ethanol was welcome, locals said, but those
past exemptions and lost sales
are still hard to swallow. East
Kansas Agri Energy CEO Bill
Pracht estimates the exemptions probably cost the local
ethanol plant $15 million over
three years.
This does nothing for the
ethanol producer for the over
4 billion gallons of lost demand
over the past three years,
Pracht said. The announcement will help in future years
providing the final implementation, he said.
Farmers will need a strong
ethanol industry because if
they plant as much corn as
some are predicting for next
year, along with average or
above yields, prices will still be
at barely break even or loss,
Pracht said.
In a press release, EPA
Administrator
Andrew
Wheeler and Department of
Agriculture Secretary Sonny
Perdue touted the support the
ag industry was receiving from
the new rules.
Building on the success of
the year-round E15 rule, this
forward-looking agreement
makes improvements to the
RFS program that will better
harness the production of our
farmers and ensure America
remains energy dominant, the
release said.
The new agreement will
request public comment on
expanding biofuel requirements beginning in 2020 up
to 15 billion gallons, and that
the existing volume obligation
for biomass-based diesel fuel
is met. EKAE has a biodiesel
addition to its Garnett plant,
but its not presently running
because producing the fuel
isnt cost effective with present
diesel prices.
Those volume targets take
into consideration exemptions
for some small refiners, the
release said. Last year the EPA
exempted 31 refiners from the
blending requirements.
The agreement would also
strip some of the red tape from
SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION No. 1605
A PROPOSITION to amend section 1 of article 10 of the constitution of the state of Kansas;
relating to reapportionment of senatorial and representative districts.
Be it resolved by the Legislature of the State of Kansas, two-thirds of the members elected
(or appointed) and qualified to the Senate and two-thirds of the members elected (or
appointed) and qualified to the House of Representatives concurring therein:
Section 1. The following proposition to amend the constitution of the state of Kansas
shall be submitted to the qualified electors of the state for their approval or rejection:
Section 1 of article 10 of the constitution of the state of Kansas is hereby amended to read
as follows:
1. Reapportionment of senatorial and representative districts.
(a) At its regular session in 1989, the legislature shall by law reapportion the state
representative districts, the state senatorial districts or both the state representative and
senatorial districts upon the basis of the latest census of the inhabitants of the state taken
by authority of chapter 61 of the 1987 Session Laws of Kansas. At its regular session
in 1992, and at its regular session every tenth year thereafter, the legislature shall by
law reapportion the state senatorial districts and representative districts on the basis
of the population of the state as established by the most recent census of population
taken and published by the United States census bureau of the census. Senatorial and
representative districts shall be reapportioned upon the basis of the population of the
state adjusted: (1) To exclude nonresident military personnel stationed within the state
and nonresident students attending colleges and universities within the state; and (2) to
include military personnel stationed within the state who are residents of the state and
students attending colleges and universities within the state who are residents of the state
in the district of their permanent residence. Bills reapportioning legislative districts shall
be published in the Kansas register immediately upon final passage and shall be effective
for the next following election of legislators and thereafter until again reapportioned.
(b) Within 15 days after the publication of an act reapportioning the
legislative districts within the time specified in (a), the attorney general shall petition the
supreme court of the state to determine the validity thereof. The supreme court, within
30 days from the filing of the petition, shall enter its judgment. Should the supreme court
determine that the reapportionment statute is invalid, the legislature shall enact a statute
of reapportionment conforming to the judgment of the supreme court within 15 days.
(c) Upon enactment of a reapportionment to conform with a judgment under (b), the
attorney general shall apply to the supreme court of the state to determine the validity
thereof. The supreme court, within 10 days from the filing of such application, shall enter
its judgment. Should the supreme court determine that the reapportionment statute is
invalid, the legislature shall again enact a statute reapportioning the legislative districts
in compliance with the direction of and conforming to the mandate of the supreme court
within 15 days after entry thereof.
(d) Whenever a petition or application is filed under this section, the supreme court,
in accordance with its rules, shall permit interested persons to present their views.
(e) A judgment of the supreme court of the state determining a
reapportionment to be valid shall be final until the legislative districts are again
reapportioned in accordance herewith.
Sec. 2. The following statement shall be printed on the ballot with the amendment as a
whole:
Explanatory statement. The purpose of this amendment is to eliminate the
adjustment of census taken by the United States census bureau regarding
nonresident military personnel and nonresident students when reapportioning the
Kansas senate and house of representatives.
A vote for this proposition would eliminate the adjustment of census taken by the
United States census bureau regarding nonresident military personnel and
nonresident students when reapportioning the Kansas senate and house of
representatives.
A vote against this proposition would continue in effect the requirement for the
adjustment of census taken by the United States census bureau regarding
nonresident military personnel and nonresident students when reapportioning the
Kansas senate and house of representatives.
Sec. 3. This resolution, if approved by two-thirds of the members elected (or appointed)
and qualified to the Senate, and two-thirds of the members elected (or appointed) and qualified to the House of Representatives shall be entered on the journals, together with the yeas
and nays. The secretary of state shall cause this resolution to be published as provided by
law and shall cause the proposed amendment to be submitted to the electors of the state at
the general election in November in the year 2019, unless a special election is called at a
sooner date by concurrent resolution of the legislature, in which case it shall be submitted to
the electors of the state at the special election.
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EICHMAN
OCTOBER 1, 1986 – SEPTEMBER 27, 2019
Jordan Trent Eichman, son
of Dondi and Rachel (Heck)
Eichman, was born on October
1, 1986, in Garnett, Kansas.
On September 27, 2019, he
had
openheart surgery
to replace a
torn aorta,
followed by
a 9 day hospital
stay.
After 3 precious days at
home, he left
Eichman
us suddenly
to be with the
Lord, shortly after midnight, on
October 10, 2019, just days after
his 33rd birthday.
On July 28, 2012, Jordan married the love of his life, Bronte
Holsinger, and to this loving
union was born 2 children,
Braxton Joel and Brexley Jayne,
who were very precious to him.
Jordan and Bronte were members of the Old German Baptist
Brethren Church, to which he
remained faithful.
Jordan learned how to farm
during his growing up years
with the help of his dad and
grandad. He gradually took
over the whole farming and
livestock operation, living on
the farm his whole married life.
Jordan had Braxton B, his
little buddy, with him nearly
every day as he labored on the
farm. He enjoyed hunting and
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REMEMBRANCES
fishing with his family and
friends. He loved being with
others, especially playing 42
with Bronte, as his partner.
He will always be remembered
for his smile and his fun-loving
personality.
Jordan is survived by his loving companion, Bronte, 2 children, Braxton Joel and Brexley
Jayne; his parents Dondi and
Rachel Eichman, only sibling Kami Wray and husband
Marcus and their children,
Kate, Denver and Jalen; his
mother-in-law, Rhonda Klein,
father-in-law Brent Holsinger,
his brother-in-law, Brennen
Holsinger, grandparents, D.C.
and Betty Eichman, Thelma
Heck, Everett and Lois Miller,
Allen and Bernadine Holsinger;
great grandfather George Flora
and great grandmother Fern
Miller; uncles, aunts, cousins
and many dear friends.
He was preceded in death by
an uncle, Dennis Heck, an aunt,
Brenda Jamison and granddad,
Owen Heck.
Even though our hearts are
broken over our loss of him, we
praise the Lord and anticipate
and look forward to that glad
reunion day!!!
Funeral services were held at
10:00 AM, on Monday, October
14, 2019, at the Old German
Baptist Brethren Church, near
Westphalia, with burial following in Bethel Cemetery.
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Thirty-two Prairie Spirit
Rail Trail members met
October 9, 2019 at the depot for
a monthly meeting.
Helen Norman announced
that the new sound system
should be able to be used this
weekend at the Garnett Grand
Prix Revival.
Denise Weber stated that
Val Katzer would be recovering the depot benches.
Members finalized plans for
the Halloween Haunted House.
The Haunted House will be
constructed on Oct. 27, 2019.
Members are asked to bring a
covered dish for lunch.
Ruth Lee Hastert announced
that the theme for the
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THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW Tuesday, October 15, 2019
OPINION
Snoop Dogg symbol of KU culture
So let me get this straight: Chick-fil-A doesnt
reflect the values of the University of Kansas,
but Snoop Dogg does?
Maybe its a moon phase thing or something,
but the University of Kansas is managing to
embarrass itself lately with a regularity that
makes the rest of the state and the Kansas
Board of Regents wonder how much pot you
have to smoke to get a job in KU administration.
The rappers performance and the backlash
from it at the recent Late Night In The Phog at
KU complete with nearly naked strippers on
poles, f-bombs and explicit lyrics eclipsed the
events celebrated kick off of the KU basketball
season. Last week more people were talking
about the debacle than were talking about buying team merchandise and over-priced popcorn
at Allen Fieldhouse, which Im guessing was
not the outcome the school generally hopes for.
Its not that Snoop did anything un-Snoop.
Hes like a hit man if you hire him, you pretty
much know what to expect. The question is,
how hard a blow to the head did it take to make
KUs athletic department think a Snoop Dogg
performance at Late Night was going to be a
great idea?
To support my argument, let me humbly submit some Snoop Dogg lyrics from a little ditty of
his entitled Murder was the case:
Yeah oh yeah thats that n—Ni—- roll up on the side of him man
Roll your window down
Man hand me my m—–f—– Glock man gimme
another clip
Cuz Im gonna smoke this fool
Yeah roll the windows down
Yeah, OK there you go
Ay man, you Snoop Dogg?
I know I cant wait til his Christmas album
comes out.
So the KU list of hits keeps growing. In a
little more than a year, weve watched as KU
has hosted workshops to teach people how to
be allies to illegal aliens; weve witnessed KU
professors attack Christian-based Chick-fil-A
REVIEW COMMENTARY
DANE HICKS, Publisher
and University management for moving the
eatery to the Kansas Union because, well, the
company is Christian-based; some time back
the university funded some flakey artist to
desecrate the American flag and then they flew
it over Spooner Hall. Ah, yes and who could
forget the therapy puppies offered to students
the day after the 2016 presidential election?
Cmon there were other options to fit the
student and faculty mindset available closer to
home. I hear theres a great traveling puppet
show in Ness City where all the characters
are Democrat politicians Pelosi, Schumer, Al
Sharpton
As if Snoops antics werent enough, he
capped it off with a finale where he shot $100
bills all over KU players and the crowd not
exactly an image that will bolster the school
during the NCAA investigation that athletic
sponsor Adidas paid the parents of top recruited players to go to KU and wear their gear. Its
the kind of thing that makes NCAA investigators look for I dont know maybe a therapy
puppy?
Kansas taxpayers shell out $245 million a
year to KU, in addition to more than $300 million paid by students, parents and the federal
government which loans them money. Youd
think for that kind of cash, wed be getting better gumption.
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Well after reading the Town Talk Ive come
to the conclusion there is no such thing as
Christmas and no such thing as Christians.
Youre going to have a Christmas parade called
Ill be MaHomes for Christmas? That is the
most stupid, idiotic idea I have ever heard. Its
Christmas, not football. Hes not God or Christ.
Hes just a person. Ridiculous. That just goes to
show you how stupid people are in this town.
I was driving down 4th Street the other day and
saw someone run out of his house and deliver
some water to the guys on the trash truck. I
thought that was a very nice thing to do.
Newspapers reveal things youre not looking for
When Jim Phillips of Lexington, Ky., started poring through microfilm copies of old
newspapers to research his family history,
he thought it would be a legacy to be left for
my family and others, documenting the world
of my parents youth and their home Pulaski
County, Indiana, as he wrote in a research
paper for an independent-study course I supervised at the University of Kentucky.
But Phillips experienced something that
may make printed newspapers last longer
than many think: the serendipity that often
manifests itself in scanning the pages of a
newspaper, discovering and digesting information that you arent specifically seeking.
He also discovered a fundamental element
of community newspapers that may also make
them survive, in whatever form: the granular coverage of individual lives that weave
together to form a community. That led him
to expand his work to the independent-study
course in journalism.
When this project started, I was merely
looking for items mentioning my family, but
it soon expanded to other items that interested
me, Phillips wrote. This occurred as my
journalism professor, Al Cross, aptly pointed
out because of the wide variety of information displayed on each newspaper page.
Newspaper serendipity was well described
in The New York Times by Bill McKeen,
chairman of the Department of Journalism
at Boston University, when he held the same
job at the University of Florida (after teaching at my alma mater, Western Kentucky
University). Bill required students to read the
Times in print, not online, when you find
only what youre looking for, he wrote. He
defined serendipity as the ability to make
fortunate discoveries accidentally and called
it a historians best friend, and the biggest
part of the rush that is the daily magic of discovery.
GUEST COMMENTARY
AL CROSS, UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY
As Phillips scanned the pages of the
Pulaski County Democrat and the Winamac
Republican, he found not only things that he
didnt know about his family, but many other
happenings — some of which constituted narratives about individuals and families, and
economic, technological and cultural trends
from 1924-25 the years his parents were born
to 1947, the year he was born. Its all there:
the Ku Klux Klan, Prohibition, the Great
Depression, World War II and so on.
The project showed the value of newspaper
archives in researching trends, some of which
Phillips notes with striking examples, such
as Chet Reynolds, who wrote a letter to Santa
Claus in 1925, when he was 7, asking for an
electric moving picture machine. In October
1947, as manager of the Home Appliances and
Radio Store, he ran an ad announcing that it
had a telivision, and in May 1948 one of the
papers pictured him installing the antenna
for the first home television set in Pulaski
County.
Phillips paper is online at http://
www.uky.edu/CommInfoStudies/IRJCI/
JimPhillipsStalking.pdf. He wrote in the first
paragraph, I came to know my hometown
just before my birth, because the reporting of
these weeklies was relentlessly local.
And granular. He found no enterprise
reporting, but plenty of personal reporting.
Births, marriages, deaths, and courthouse
reports were front-page staples, he writes.
In each issue, Sunday dinners, family visits,
short trips and parties were routinely reported by correspondents for each of the countys
five to eight communities and their adjacent
farms. Hospitalizations and long trips were
also announced, without concern for confidentiality and burglaries.
This amounted to a lot of information. The
number of people mentioned in an issue was
about 2,500, Phillips estimated, including as
one of his many illustrations a house ad that
bragged about 2,630 names in one edition.
Although it included visitors from outside
the county, that number is significant in a
county with a population of about 11,000.
Community correspondents are much less
common today, but are still seen in some
rural newspapers. I wish there were more of
them. Times have changed, and most of the
information a weekly correspondent might
report would already be known, but the best
correspondents also include insightful personal observations and valuable background
knowledge of their communities.
I like to say that every American has the
First Amendment right to commit journalism.
Note that verb; it connotes responsibility for
your actions. At a time when every American
has the ability to publish, without understanding the responsibilities of journalism, it
would serve us well to have a cadre of correspondents in every county, citizen journalists,
serving as connectors to the local newspaper
and helping their neighbors identify with it.
Al Cross a journalism professor at the
University of Kentucky.
The NBA pays homage to its Chinese overlords
Little did Dr. James Naismith know
when he invented the game of basketball in
Springfield, Massachusetts, in 1891 that, more
than a century hence, it would become beholden to its Chinese overlords.
The NBA disgraced itself kowtowing to
Beijing after the general manager of the
Houston Rockets, Daryl Morey, tweeted
his support for Hong Kong protesters. The
words he associated himself with — Fight for
Freedom. Stand with Hong Kong — would
seem uncontroversial. Who doesnt hope for
the best for plucky demonstrators trying to
advance democracy against an overweening
imperial dictatorship?
Morey, though, failed to adequately account
for the feelings of the dictatorship. I was
merely voicing one thought, he said, in a
groveling tweet after deleting his original
offending one, based on one interpretation,
of one complicated event. I have had a lot of
opportunity since that tweet to hear and consider other perspectives.
The other perspectives are those of people supporting a regime that is determined
to crush Hong Kong underfoot, maintain a
one-party state that stifles all internal dissent,
brutally repress Uighur Muslims, grab the
South China Sea, build up its military with
an eye to a future confrontation with United
States and rewrite the rules of the international order to its liking.
But whos to judge?
NATIONAL COMMENTARY
RICH LOWRY, King Features Syndicate
In its own lickspittle statement, the NBA
said that Moreys views have deeply offended
many of our friends and fans in China, which
is regrettable. It appears that the Chineselanguage version was even more craven, saying that the league is extremely disappointed in the GMs inappropriate tweet.
If you follow the NBA and missed the part
where Red China stole the leagues soul, its
only because you havent paid enough attention to the international business. China is a
huge and growing market for the NBA. When
Chinese sponsors and partners of the Rockets
began to pull out, the team and the league
buckled.
The joke of it is that here at home the league
flaunts its woke social conscience. The NBA
used the leverage of its All-Star Game coming to Charlotte to force changes to a North
Carolina bathroom bill, in the name of equality.
One would think that reeducation camps
for a million Uighurs is much worse than
any choice North Carolina makes about its
restrooms. The NBA should be repelled by
Chinas policies, which run counter to everything that the NBA purports to stand for.
This episode exposes the leagues gutless
hypocrisy. So long as social activism is costless, the NBA is all about its values. As soon as
there is any price, it is willing to salute smartly at the dictates of one of the most cynical,
self-interested regimes on Earth.
Of course, any profit-generating enterprise
is going to care about its bottom line most of
all. That shouldnt efface all sense of decency
and self-respect, though. James Harden, the
Houston Rockets star, has grown very rich
and famous playing an American game in
an American league. His reaction to Moreys
tweet was unequivocal: We apologize.
He thus neatly encapsulated the willingness of a segment of the American business
elite to express a kind of national loyalty to a
nation that isnt its own.
Rich Lowry is editor of the National Review.
They say they cant pay but willing to work
around the house however they are only willing
to do it when its convenient for them as they
create more messes. Say theyre out looking for
work when theyre not. Want to smoke but cant
afford any of their own so yours is theirs and
youll never be reimbursed for anything even
though they say they will pay you back. They
will run your bills and not care because they
arent paying them. Lights, TVs will be left on.
Your fans will be used at their discretion with
no consideration of your income. Theres no end
in sight for you as you allowed the immature,
irresponsible good for nothing homeless people
into your home thinking they meant anything
they said as far as helping out and getting a job.
It doesnt work they never will and you will be
left feeling the financial burden for months or
even years after attempting to do something you
thought was going to be mutually beneficial and
good. Reality is that you need to kick them back
to the streets where they belong and let them
fend for themselves while you recover from the
losses you have incurred and regain your sanity
and life. After all that is done, in the future just
say no and leave them outside.
Contact your elected leaders:
President Donald Trump
The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW
Washington, DC 20500
(202) 456-1111
@realDonaldTrump
Senator Pat Roberts
302 Hart Senate O.B.,
Washington, D.C., 20510
(202) 224-4774,
pat_roberts@roberts.senate.gov
Senator Jerry Moran
2202 Rayburn House Office
Building
Washington, D.C., 20510
(202) 224-6521
2nd Dist. Congressman
Steve Watkins
1205 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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establishment of religion, or prohibiting the
free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom
of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the
Government for a redress of grievances.
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THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW Tuesday, October 15, 2019
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SPORTS
Sears wins AC Invite
Bulldogs win big after sluggish start
BY KEVIN GAINES
THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW
GARNETT – Last Friday
night the Anderson County
Bulldogs squared off against
Osawatomie on a cold homecoming night and came away
victorious, 41-14.
The distraction of homecoming, playing a rival and a bitter
cold night led to early struggles
for the Bulldogs.
I think with it being homecoming and playing Oz we got
a little tied up in that stuff.
After we settled in we really
came to life both on offense and
defense, Bulldog coach Logan
Pegram said.
The score was tied at 14
late in the first half before
Anderson County rallied to
score the games final 27 points
for the pull away victory.
Anderson County never
trailed though despite the game
being tight early on.
The scoring opened on an
18 yard scoring strike from
Bo Dilliner to Garrett Edens
with 2:52 remaining in the first
quarter to put AC up 7-0.
Osawatomie answered on a
30 yard touchdown pass with
1:33 left in the second to knot
the score up at 7.
Midway through the second,
the Bulldogs broke free for a
78 yard touchdown pass from
Dilliner to Spencer. It would be
one of three touchdowns that
duo connected on.
Oz answered on their ensuing possession on a 8 yard
touchdown run with just 1:19
left to tie it up at 14.
It appeared that they
would be tied at halftime but
Anderson County struck quick
and scored on a 27 yard pass
and catch from Dilliner to
Spencer with just over a minute left and a 21-14 halftime
lead.
Dilliner would score the
first touchdown of the second
half giving the Bulldogs some
breathing room and a 28-14
lead.
With 7:08 left AC struck
again on a 58 yard pass from
Dilliner to Spencer to put the
game away, 35-14.
Fisher Galey scored the
games final touchdown with
10:18 left.
Dilliner led the offense with
10-15 passing, 240 yards and 4
touchdowns and also tacked on
13 carries for 82 yards.
Austin Edens has 10 carries
for 36 yards and Galey tacked
on 8 carries for 43 yards and a
touchdown.
Spencers big night included
6 receptions for 170 yards and
the three touchdowns.
Garrett Edens caught 2 passes for 27 yards and one touchdown, Corbin Danner added
one catch for 13 yards and
Brody McClain had 1 reception
for 9 yards.
The defense really clamped
down in the second half aided
by three Oz turnovers.
Jayden Jarrett and Corbin
Danner had interceptions and
BY KEVIN GAINES
Josh Stifter recovered a fumble.
Tanner Spencer had another big game for us catching the
ball. The o-line gave Bo a lot
of time to throw and he was
able to find some guys open.
Overall, it was a good performance for our kids and it was
great to see some of the young
guys that have been preparing
us week after week get in late
in the game, Pegram said.
We look forward to a huge
game next week (this Friday)
that will challenge us to step
up real quick. Prairie View has
got it going and is coached well.
Anytime you can play for the
district title its a big game. I
cant wait to see how our kids
approach the week and how
we play Friday night at Prairie
View.
Prairie View is 6-0 on the
season and the Bulldogs have
improved to 4-2 and are on a 3
game winning streak heading
into the showdown.
BY KEVIN GAINES
THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW
the top 20.
The boys also had 4 runners
inside the top 20, led by Riley
Hedges (17:38).
Dallas Kueser (17:53) also
finished inside the top 10 in 8th
place.
Morgan Hall-Korpf (18:08,
12th place) and Kasen Fudge
(18:41, 19th place) were the final
pair to finish within the top 20.
Full Results
Varsity Girls
5 Rayna Jasper (20:53)
13 Lilly Spring (22:26)
16 Maryah Ackerman (22:31)
18 Daelynn Peine (22:37)
21 Maya Corley (22:45)
29 Makenzie Kueser (23:37)
32 Katie Schmit (23:59)
Varsity Boys
6. Riley Hedges (17:38)
8. Dallas Kueser (17:53)
12 Morgan Hall-Kropf (18:08)
19 Kasen Fudge (18:41)
23 Seneca Wettstein (18:54)
32 Anthony Childers (19:25)
35 Orvel Broce (19:33)
JV girls
1 Lanie Walter (23:57)
3. Emily Moyer (24:08)
4. Orra Lutz (24:58)
7 Bailey Gruver (27:02)
8 Emily Coles (27:08)
11 Mara Kolinowski (27:32)
JV boys
1 Nathan Schmit (19:24)
2 Tucker Nelson (19:34)
3. Carther Edgecomb (20:01)
5 Leo Sheahan (20:21)
11 Cody Bahnsen (21:16)
15 Tyler Gillespie (21:42)
17 Eli Peterson (22:05)
28 Levi Corley (23:49)
(86) finished 3rd.
Jaxcen Farren (104) finished
in a tie for 16th, Madolyn Honn
(110) finished tied for 22nd, Ally
Duke (118) finished tied for 27th
and Reese Witherspoon (140)
finished in a tie for 38th for
Anderson County.
Anderson County (383) finished 2nd as a team just behind
Spring Hill (369).
Bulldogs earn sweep
BY KEVIN GAINES
THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW
BURLINGTON – Anderson
County picked up a pair of
victories last Tuesday with
wins over Santa Fe Trail and
Burlington.
Against Santa Fe Trail, the
Bulldogs won in two sets as
they controlled the matches
throughout. The first set was
25-14 and the second set AC
won 25-18.
Cali Foltz led the Bulldogs
with 8 kills, followed closely by
Kaylyn Disbrow with 7 kills.
Abby Reid set them up
throughout the night with 13
assists and had 3 kills of her
own.
Remi tacked on 9 assists.
Boys 2nd, Girls 3rd at Osage City CC Invitational
OSAGE CITY – The Anderson
County Bulldog boys cross
country team finished in 2nd
at the Osage City cross country meet with 68 points, well
behind first place Silver Lake
with 44 points. The girls squad
just barely missed out on first
and actually dropped to third
in a tight race. Rossville (52
points) finished first, SIlver
Lake (53 points) finished in second and the Bulldogs had 56
points for a third place finish.
Rayna Jasper (20:53) led all
women runners finishing 5th
place.
Lilly Spring (22:26, 13th
place), Maryah Ackerman
(23:21, 16th place and Daelynn
Peine (22:37) all finished inside
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Anderson
Countys Maclaine Sears won
their home golf invitational on
Monday, October 7th with an 18
hole score of 83.
Sears was consistent all
afternoon shooting a 42 on the
front 9 and a 41 on the back
nine to help secure the victory.
Iommi Paulson (85) from
Spring Hill finished 2nd and
the Bulldogs Madison Stevens
32 Grady Eichman (25:09)
33 Dustin Friend (25:10)
36 Todd McCarty (26:03)
39 Koby McCarty (27:55)
Junior high girls
4. Addie Fudge (13:49)
11 Brooke Hughes (15:02)
13 Rachel Godwin (15:07)
22 Breanna Finn (16:19)
29 Sophia Jones (17:07)
41 Hallie Munsey (22:46)
Junior high boys
15 Noah Porter (13:16)
36 Hershyl Corley (15:12)
50 Hunter Huley (16:39)
54 Zykin Velvick (17:00)
58 Joel SIguenza (18:13)
60 Jacob Alexander (18:36)
Grace McAdam and Brooke
Schettler did a solid job on
the evening defensively with 5
digs apiece to pace Anderson
County.
In the other game, Anderson
County and the host team,
Burlington, battled back and
forth but the match was eventually won by AC in 3 sets (25-13,
16-25 and 25-16).
Abby led the way with 13
assists, 6 blocks, 5 digs and 3
kills for the Lady Bulldogs.
Kaylyn
finished
the
Burlington match with 4 digs
and 3 kills.
Grace dug out 7 Burlington
kill attempts. Brooke added 6
digs and Remi had 9 assists.
Crests Billings girls finish top 10
BY KEVIN GAINES
THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW
RICHMOND – At Central
Heights last Monday, October
7th, the Crest Lancers finished
with a pair of top 10 runners
leading the way for the Vikings.
Elka Billings (23:15.45) finished 9th and Ursula Billings
(23:20.66) finished 10th.
A pair of other Lancers competed on the girls varsity team,
Bailee Griffith (29:04.92, 32nd
place) and Aubree Holloran
(33:37.47, 39th).
Victor Susko (32:16.01) fin-
ished in 16th in the boys JV
run.
In the 7th grade boys division, Century McGhee (14:52.13)
finished 8th with Matt Beckman
(17:29.80) and Breakin Jones
(17:58:18) finished 26th and 27th
respectively.
On the girls side, Halle Klotz
just missed the top 10 (16:44.96,
11th place).
Peyton Schmith (19:15.78,
24th place) was the only other
girls competitor.
Central Heights
VS.
McClouth
6×12 CH Homecoming
Friday, Oct. 18
Coronation 6:30 p.m.
Game Time 7:00 p.m.
HOMECOMING ATTENDANTS:
HOMECOMING CANDIDATES:
(L to R): Front Row: Junior, Axel Roberts;
Sophomore, Cameron Peel; Freshman, AnneLeese Thao
Back Row: Junior, Cass Burroughs; Sophomore,
Dominic Lopez; Freshman, Ely Burroughs
Front Row (L to R): Madison Bridges,
Abigail Brown, Samantha Ferris, Hailee Riemer
Back Row (L to R): Austin Coffman,
Landen Compton, Jonathan Fox, Josh Thompson
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Ottawa
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Garnett
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Garnett
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CARSTAR
Ottawa
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Anderson County Review
Garnett
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Carswell Automotive
Ottawa
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AuBurn Pharmacy
Garnett
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Country Mart
Garnett
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Bank of Greeley
Greeley
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Dairy Queen
Garnett
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Barnes Seed Service, LLC
Garnett
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Garnett
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Garnett
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Brand N Iron
Princeton
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East Kansas Agri-Energy
Garnett
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Garnett (785) 448-6125
Farmers State Bank
Garnett
(785) 448-5451
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Flynn Appliance &
Hi Def Center
Iola
(620) 365-2538
Garnett Home Center
& Rental
Garnett
(785) 448-7106
Modern Woodmen Fraternal Financial
Margie Highberger
(785) 448-7914
Natures Touch
Garnett
(785) 448-7152
Patriots Bank
Garnett
www.patriotsbank.com
Member FDIC – Equal Opportunity Lender.
PrairieLand Partners
Iola
(620) 365-2187
Quality Structures, Inc.
Richmond
800-374-6988
Sandras Quick Stop
Garnett
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6th Ave Boutique & Bronze
Garnett
(785) 448-2276
Sonic Drive-In
Garnett
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State Farm Insurance
Ryan Disbrow-Agent, Garnett
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Terry Solander, Atty. at Law
Garnett
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Tom Adams Construction
Garnett
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Valley R Agri-Service, Inc.
Garnett
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Garnett
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Garnett
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Viking cross country
162 year old homesite
teams earn home sweep artifacts discovered
BY KEVIN GAINES
THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW
RICHMOND – Last Monday,
October 7th, the locals finally had the opportunity to
see their defending champion boys cross country
team compete at home as
well as the up and coming
girls squad that is suddenly winning as well and the
teams didnt disappoint as
they both ran well earning
a home sweep of both the
girls and boys cross country
teams.
After having our home
meet delayed from last
Thursday to Monday, I
was happy with the excitement and energy the runners brought with them. In
most sports you get multiple
home games but in Cross
Country you may only get
one shot at displaying your
athletic ability in front of
your home crowd, Viking
coach Troy Prosser stated.
It was just another day
at the office for the Viking
boys. Four of the top 6 runners were from Central
Heights with Alex Cannady
again leading the way with
a time of 18:57.01, which was
good for second place.
The winner was Kyle
Haner of West Franklin
with an impressive time of
18:41.68.
Following Cannady closely was Mason McMurry
(19:00.60, 3rd place), David
Craft (19:24.35, 5th place) and
Luke Cotter (19:48.35, 6th
place).
A pair of freshmen ran
with the varsity this week.
Nicholas Schultze (21:18) and
Luke Burkdoll (22:35.74) finished 20th and 30th respectively.
As a team the Vikings finished with 33 points, West
Franklin was well behind in
2nd place with 67 points.
The Lady Vikings finished
with 3 of the top 6 runners
and 5 of the top 13 overall en
route to the top overall finish
as a team.
Madison
Bridges
(22:36.07),
Lily
Meyer
(22:49.08) and Abby Brown
(22:52.36) finished 4th, 5th
and 6th.
Taryn Compton finished
12th with a time of 24:17.58
and right behind her in
13th was Samantha Ferris
(24:18.40).
As a team the Vikings finished with 32 points, West
Franklin came in second
with 39 points.
All four junior high teams
finished with the top individual runner overall.
Eighth grade girl Emma
Cubit (13:50), eighth grade
boy Dakota Kuczmarski
(12:54), seventh grade girl
Kaylee Holstine (`13:31) and
seventh grade boy Connor
Burkdoll (12:30) all brought
home gold for the Vikings.
Coach Prosser stated,
Even with the day starting
with four individual first
place finishes in the middle
school races (among several
medals and personal bests),
a big personal best in the
high school JV race by Max
Cannady, and ending with
the varsity girls and boys
again coming out on top
in the team standings, this
group is still not quite satisfied with everything.
The course was wet, soft,
and muddy in several places which definitely slowed
things down, but its all part
of outdoor athletics. We
couldnt control the weather
or what our competition did,
but the groups found ways
to help each other and bring
out some fantastic efforts. I
have to give a huge shout
out to all of the parents who
put in countless hours getting the course ready, the
CH staff who helped run the
meet smoothly, and all of the
spectators. The championship meets are right around
the corner and Im thrilled
for the accomplishments of
each and every runner on
this team, Prosser added.
Results
Varsity Boys 5K
2nd – Alex Cannady (18:57)
3rd – Mason McCurry (19:00)
5th – David Craft (19:24)
6th – Luke Cotter (19:48)
20th – Nicholas Schultze (21:18)
30th – Luke Burkdoll (22:35)
Varsity Girls 5K
4th – Madison Bridges (22:36)
5th – Lily Meyer (22:49)
6th – Abby Brown (22:52)
12th – Taryn Compton (24:17)
13th – Samantha Ferris (24:18)
JV Boys 5K
11th – Max Cannady (24:41)
8th Grade Girls 2 Mile
1st – Emma Cubit (13:50)
8th Grade Boys 2 Mile
1st – Dakota Kuczmarski (12:54)
6th – Alex Skeet (15:50)
7th Grade Girls 2 Mile
1st – Kaylee Holstine (13:31)
10th – Ashley Harkins (16:25)
14th – Macy Cubit (17:24)
21st – Arabella Dunbar (18:27)
7th Grade Boys 2 Mile
1st – Connor Burkdoll (12:30)
4th – Cody Hammond (13:44)
5th – Jotham Meyer (13:45)
6th – Owen Miller (14:12)
9th – Brylan Sommer (14:57)
21st – Aydan Dunbar (16:57)
22nd – Aidan Howland (16:58)
25th – Kreig Garrett (17:22)
Lady Lancers lose twice
BY KEVIN GAINES
THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW
MOUND CITY – Crest took to
the road last week and lost to
Yates Center and Jayhawk
Linn in their two games at
Jayhawk-Linn High School.
Yates Center downed the
Lancers 15-25 and 13-25 while
Jayhawk Linn dominated
Crest 8-25 and 11-25.
It was a rough evening.
We struggled to put the ball
away and anticipate on
defense. There are definitely frustrations and we are
continuing to learn to work
through mistakes. Mental
toughness and recovery are
not learned overnight. All we
can do is continue to work
hard, support each other,
and never give up. No one
is ever happy about losing,
but that is never an excuse
to throw in the towel. The
Lady Lancers are not giving up, Crest head coach
Abigail Hermreck said matter-of-factly following a disappointing evening.
Some statistical leaders
on the night are Sophomore
Lindsey Godderz and Junior
Aubree Holloran served
100%.
Freshman
Haylee
Beckmon led with 3 ace
serves. Sophomore Lindsey
Godderz led serve receive
passing. Freshman McKenna
Hammond led with 8 digs.
The Lancers next game
will be Tuesday at home,
Senior Night, to close out
their home schedule.
Crest blows past Chetopa
BY KEVIN GAINES
THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW
CHETOPA – The Lancers
football team has put together back to back solid performances, albeit against
teams that have struggled
this year.
That being said, the
Lancers rolled over Chetopa
65-0 on Friday night with
the game being called at
halftime due to the 45-point
mercy rule in 8-man football.
The entire team played
a hand in the rout as seven
different Lancer players
accounted for a touchdown
on the night.
Quarterback
Jacquez
Coleman accounted for 2
touchdowns through the air
and another on the ground.
He completed 7 of 9 passes
for 89 yards and rushed 6
times for 50 yards.
Quarterback
Stratton
McGhee also picked up
touchdowns both through
the air and on the ground.
McGhee completed both of
his passes for 68 yards and
a touchdown and rushed for
30 yards on 4 carries and
scoring another touchdown.
McGhee led the defense with
8 tackles on the night.
A trio of running backs
had 2 carries for the night,
each with one touchdown. They include Tyson
Hermeck (34 yards), Ethan
Godderz (52 yards) and Caleb
Nolan (41 yards).
Hermreck also hauled in
2 passes for 68 yards and
another score and Godderz
hauled in one catch for 38
yards and a touchdown.
Zach Beckmon caught
two passes for 35 yards and
a touchdown as well.
The defense also got in
on the act as Stetson Setter
picked off the Chetopa quarterback and returned it 23
yards for a touchdown.
Next up for the Lancers
(3-3) is a matchup against
Southern Coffey County (2-4)
at home on Friday night
beginning at 7 p.m.
An old 162 year old
DIGGING UP THE PAST
homesite continues to
surrender very early
Anderson County artifacts.
This weeks picture
reveals artifacts I found
on my last two afternoons
at this site.
Hopefully, sometime in
Henry Roeckers
November, I will be able
Call (785) 504-4722 for
to return to the Hungry
local archeology information.
Hollow stagecoach stop
and continue my adventure Eagle button, iron button and
a beautifully decorated glass
there.
The above picture from left bottle shard.
Other common items always
to right: A log chain repair
link (most likely never had found are, dish and glass
many of these), badly worn shards, plus hundreds of those
horseshoe with clipped nails pesky square nails.
It never ceases to amaze me,
still in it, harness buckle,
window shade holder (inside all the artifacts that were lost,
horseshoe), Cobridge dishware left behind, etc. and remain
shard, Porcelain dolls hair, buried for years and years.
Would you believe three old
Respectfully submitted by:
brass sewing thimbles (one
Henry Roeckers 9Oct2019
is severely damaged), Bone
button, large brass Civil War
2009: Pair of fires
deemed to be arson
October 2009
Investigations into the fires
of two homes in Anderson
County are continuing by
the Kansas Fire Marshall
and the Kansas Bureau of
Investigation. A home near
Lone Elm owned by Debbie
Womelsdorf caught fire on
September 9 and required
assistance from several local
fire departments before the
blaze was extinguished. The
fire was deemed arson and a
suspect is under investigation,
but the suspects name couldnt
be released. On September 13,
a two-story home in Kincaid
owned by Carol Hunsperger
was found ablaze. That fire was
also determined arson but no
suspects are under investigation in that case. The two incidents are not believed to be
related.
October 1999
After 10 years in the salvage,
recycle, and used car sales and
service business, Joe and Betty
Lytle have decided to close TLC
Auto south of Garnett and try
to reclaim the personal lives
that a decade in business has
put under a squeeze. Were
not going broke, or anything,
Joe Lytle said. In fact, were
doing really well. The reason
were closing down is were so
busy we have no life.
October 1989
Concerns from residents
and others over the recent $3
per day increase in charges
for Long Term Care service
at Anderson County Hospital
had a group of eight present at
the regular Board of Trustees
meeting. The group addressed
concern over the recent raise
and what it meant to patients
that would soon have to be
moved out of the facility due
to inability to pay for care. The
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rates, which had been $37 had
been raised to $40 per day.
October 1979
Two people from Woodson
County, Kendell Kimberlin and
Lorraine Fletcher, were arrested by the Anderson County
Sheriff about four miles
south of Garnett. He had just
heard the radio report that a
Chevrolet was heading his way
and the two people who were
wanted by Woodson County in
the car when he saw the car
approaching. He notified his
backup, stopped the car, and
arrested the people. The two
were wanted for questioning
in regard to an attempted stabbing in the Toronto area. The
two face a possible attempted
murder charge.
October 1919
The Open Road is the title
of a film to be shown here at
the Peoples Theater Monday
evening by the Universal Film
Manufacturing Company, in
the interest of the good-roads
movement. The purpose of this
exhibit is to educate the people along this line to create
a sentiment in the interest of
hard-surface highways. This
plan of education is endorsed
by the United States government.
Charles and Peggy
Carlson win duplicate
Charles
and
Peggy
Carlson took first place by a
point and a half at the duplicate bridge match October
9th in Garnett.
Steve Brodmerkle and
Anita Dennis edged Faye
Leitch and Lynda Feuerborn
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Marilyn Grace and Wanda
Kirkland were in fourth
place.
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LOCAL
National
4-H Month
How to enroll in 4-H
Contact the K-State Research and Extension office for more
information
K-State Research
& Extension Frontier
District #11
Garnett Office 411 S. Oak,
Garnett. 785-448-6826
Cherry Mound
Sunday before 2nd
Wednesday at Westphalia
Elementary School, 6 p.m.
Dynamite
3rd Sunday at Fire
Station, Greeley, 6 p.m.
Seekers-Not-Slackers
3rd Monday at Lone Elm
Community Building, 7 p.m.
Lucky 13
3rd Monday at Glenloch
Community Building, 7 p.m.
Star Shooting
1st Tuesday at Anderson
County Annex Building, 7 p.m.
4H
NATIONAL
The Anderson County Cloverbud group
meets the third Wednesday of each month at the
Extension office in Garnett at 6:00 p.m. Gaylene
Comfort and Gayla Corley are the Cloverbud
leaders. You may direct questions to Galene at
785-448-8447 or comfort@gmail.com or to Gayla
at 785-448-0301 or rextheterrible@yahoo.com.
To be eligible to participate in Cloverbuds, a
child must have celebrated his/her fifth or sixth
birthday before January 1, 2019. Cloverbud
members must also be enrolled in the 4-H Online
Enrollment System. You can find this information on the Districts 4-H website under Join.
Parents should review the Cloverbuds policies
(especially information regarding livestock and
pets). Policy information is also available in the
Extension office.
Come celebrate the achievements from
the 2018-19 4-H year! Anderson County 4-H
Achievement Night will be November 13 at the
Garnett Community Building.
Visit https://www.frontierdistrict.k-state.
edu/4-h/anderson-eventsandinformation/
index.html for future information.
Clubs are encouraged to set up a table displaying their club, individuals or project achievements. Display tables should be set up before
the program begins. Invite your friends, family
and sponsors to enjoy this night of celebrating
all that our 4-H members have accomplished this
year!
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Garnett
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Garnett
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CARSTAR
Ottawa
(785) 242-8916
Anderson County Review
Garnett
(785) 448-3121
Country Mart
Garnett
(785) 448-2121
AuBurn Pharmacy
Garnett
(785) 448-6122
Dairy Queen
Garnett
(785) 448-5800
Bank of Greeley
Greeley
(785) 867-2010
East Kansas Agri-Energy
Garnett
(785) 448-2888
Member FDIC – Equal Opportunity Lender.
Barnes Seed Service, LLC
Garnett
(785) 304-2500
Beckman Motors
Garnett
(785) 448-5441
Benjamin Realty
Garnett
(785) 448-2550
Brand N Iron
Princeton
www.thebrandniron.com
Farm Bureau Financial Svcs
Agent – Amanda Jones
Garnett (785) 448-6125
Farmers State Bank
Garnett
(785) 448-5451
Member FDIC – Equal Opportunity Lender.
Flynn Appliance &
Hi Def Center
Iola
(620) 365-2538
Garnett Home Center
& Rental
Garnett
(785) 448-7106
Modern Woodmen Fraternal
Financial
Margie Highberger
(785) 448-7914
Natures Touch
Garnett
(785) 448-7152
Patriots Bank
Garnett
www.patriotsbank.com
Member FDIC – Equal Opportunity Lender.
PrairieLand Partners
Iola
(620) 365-2187
Quality Structures, Inc.
Richmond
800-374-6988
Sandras Quick Stop
Garnett
(785) 448-6602
6th Ave Boutique & Bronze
Garnett
(785) 448-2276
Sonic Drive-In
Garnett
(785) 448-6393
State Farm Insurance
Ryan Disbrow-Agent, Garnett
(785) 448-1660
Terry Solander, Atty. at Law
Garnett
(785) 448-6131
Tom Adams Construction
Garnett
(785) 448-3997
Valley R Agri-Service, Inc.
Garnett
(785) 448-6533
Wilson Chiropractic Clinic
Garnett
(785) 448-6151
Wittman Auto Parts
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Tuesday, October 15
5:30 a.m. – Spin Class
10 a.m. – Storytime for Preschoolers
@ Garnett Public Library
Noon – Rotary International Club,
at Garnett Inn and Suites
1 p.m. – 3 p.m. – Garnett Senior Center
– Dominoes, cards and pool table
5 p.m. – Spin Class
5:30 p.m. – Yoga
5:30 p.m. – BPW Meeting
6 p.m. – American Legion Bingo
6 p.m. – Garnett Planning Commission
7 p.m. – Alcoholics Anonymous
homecoming parade
Wednesday, October 16
8:45 a.m. – Yoga
1 p.m. – Garnett Duplicate Bridge at
the Garnett Inn
5:30 p.m. – Yoga
Thursday, October 17
5:30am – AM Spin Class
8:00am – Morning Mingle
9:00am – TOPS Meeting
1 p.m. – 3 p.m. – Garnett Senior Center
– Dominoes, cards and pool table
4:00pm – Walker Art Committee Meeting
5:00pm – PM Spin Class
5:30pm – PM Yoga
6:00pm – 13-Point Pitch & Snacks
6:00pm – Steering Committee Meeting
7:00pm – Alcoholics Anonymous
Friday, October 18
8:45am – AM Yoga
Sunday, October 20
9:00am – VFW Breakfast
Monday, October 21
8:45am – AM Yoga
9:00am – Anderson County Commission
Meeting
6:00pm – Celebrate Recovery
6:00pm – Garnett Lions Club Meeting
Tuesday, October 22
5:30am – AM Spin Class
10:00am – Storytime for Preschoolers
11:00am – Garnett Lions Club Annual
Chili & Soup Supper
12:00pm – Rotary International Club
Meeting
1 p.m. – 3 p.m. – Garnett Senior Center
– Dominoes, cards and pool table
4:30pm – Garnett Lions Club Annual
Chili & Soup Supper
5:00pm – PM Spin Class
5:30pm – PM Yoga
6:00pm – American Legion Bingo
6:00pm – City Commission Meeting
7:00pm – Alcoholics Anonymous
Wednesday, October 23
8:45am – AM Yoga
1:00pm – Duplicate Bridge
5:30pm – PM Yoga
6:00pm – American Legion Auxiliary
Meeting
7:00pm – Book Discussion At the
waters edge
7:00pm – Garnett Optimist Club Meeting
Thursday, October 24
5:30am – AM Spin Class
9:00am – TOPS Meeting
1 p.m. – 3 p.m. – Garnett Senior Center
– Dominoes, cards and pool table
4:00pm – Emergency Food Assistance
Program (Harvesters)
5:00pm – PM Spin Class
5:30pm – PM Yoga
6:00pm – 13-Point Pitch & Snacks
7:00pm – Alcoholics Anonymous
Friday, October 25
8:45am – AM Yoga
Saturday, October 26
6:00am – Epic Ultra Fall Classic
8:30am – Newcomer Breakfast
Monday, October 28
8:45am – AM Yoga
9:00am – Anderson County Commission
Meeting
1:00pm – Anderson County Caregiver
Support Group
6:00pm – Celebrate Recovery
Tuesday, October 29
5:30am – AM Spin Class
10:00am – Storytime for Preschoolers
12:00pm – Rotary International Club
Meeting
1 p.m. – 3 p.m. – Garnett Senior Center
– Dominoes, cards and pool table
5:00pm – PM Spin Class
5:30pm – PM Yoga
6:00pm – American Legion Bingo
7:00pm – Alcoholics Anonymous
Wednesday, October 30
8:45am – AM Yoga
1:00pm – Duplicate Bridge
5:30pm – PM Yoga
7:00pm – Garnett Area Chamber of
Commerce Board Meeting
Thursday, October 31
5:30am – AM Spin Class
9:00am – TOPS Meeting
1 p.m. – 3 p.m. – Garnett Senior Center
– Dominoes, cards and pool table
5:00pm – PM Spin Class
5:30pm – PM Yoga
6:00pm – Childrens Haunted House Friends of the PSRT
6:00pm – Halloween Carnival
6:00pm – Light the Night Trunk or Treat
– First Christian Church
6:00pm – 13-Point Pitch & Snacks
7:00pm – Alcoholics Anonymous
Friday, November 1
8:45am – AM Yoga
Monday, November 4
8:45am – AM Yoga
9:00am – Anderson County Commission
Meeting
9:00am – Friendship Quilters Meeting
4:00pm – Greeley PTO
6:00pm – Celebrate Recovery
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with towers. Inside will be
touch screen computer kiosks
containing photos and possibly
audio and video materials from
each of the veterans featured in
the memorial.
The project was initially
kicked off in 2012 but stalled
over design and management
issues. County commissioners
prioritized the effort last year
and got the planning back on
track, along with a change-up
from a traditional etching of
names into the stone presentation to a more tech-based kiosk
with expanded digital information available for the veterans
listings.
The Review published some
5,000 veterans names destined
to be a part of the memorial in
this weeks edition beginning
on page 2B, in hopes of validating them for accuracy and promoting participation to vets or
families who may not yet have
submitted information.
The project has been funded
by private donations and a temporary tax levy in the countys
budget, which has raised about
$480,000 to date.
Kelcy Doles bristles against the cold as she and Austin Edens walk in Fridays Anderson County Homecoming Parade in downtown
Garnett. Temps barely made 40 degrees, with 12-15 mph winds all day.
Four Color Printing
KU to honor more than 3,600
high school seniors statewide
LAWRENCE This fall,
the Kansas Honor Scholar
Program, a longstanding tradition of the University of
Kansas Alumni Association
and KU Endowment, will honor
more than 3,600 high school
seniors throughout Kansas for
their academic excellence and
achievement.
Since 1971 the program has
honored more than 140,000 high
school seniorsfrom all 105
Kansas counties and approximately 360 high schoolsfor
ranking academically in the top
10 percent of their class. The
program is made possible by
KU Endowment, alumni donations and proceeds from the
Alumni Associations Jayhawk
license plate program, and
allows the University and the
Alumni Association to create
more scholarship opportunities
for Kansas students.
There are several students
from Anderson County that will
be recognized. From Anderson
County High School they are
Joseph Feuerborn, Hailey
Gilbert, Becky Kropf, Nicholas
Lybarger, Grace McAdam,
Daelynn Peine, Brookelyn
Schettler, Tanner Spencer and
Lillian Spring. From Crest
High School they will honor
Gregory Hardwick. Central
Heights students Madison
Bridges, Abigail Brown, Cyla
Gardner and Ryder Roll will
also be honored.
This year, the Association
and KUs Office of Admissions
and Scholarships awarded
five incoming freshmen from
Garden City, Kansas City,
Liberal, Topeka and Winfield
one-time, $1,000 Kansas Honor
Scholar Scholarships, funded
entirely by alumni donations.
In addition, two students,
from Salina and Kansas City,
received the $1,000 renewable
four-year Herbert Rucker
Woodward Scholarship, given
annually for the past 21 years to
Kansas Honor Scholars. Since
1985, more than 17,000 Kansas
Honor Scholars have attended
KU.
Scholars and their families are invited to attend any
of the 13 regional ceremonies,
the most local one being on
November 11th in Lawrence.
Ceremonies will include
speakers, recognition of the
scholars, and a reception for
scholars, families, school
administrators and alumni.
During the ceremony, students
will receive distinctive Kansas
Honor Scholar medallions
that can be worn at their local
graduations or recognition
events. In addition, the Alumni
Association will mail certificates to all high schools for
distribution to all 3,600 Kansas
Honor Scholars. For more
information and to register
online, visit kualumni.org/khs.
Now available at Garnett Publishing, Inc.
(785) 448-3121
COMMUNITY NATIONAL BANK & TRUST
REPORT OF CONDITION
June 30, 2018 and 2019
ASSETS
2018
2019
Cash and balances due from depository institutions
$
$
41,985,000
91,789,000
Investment securities
158,867,000
161,534,000
Federal funds sold
4,334,000
4,528,000
Loans and leases
885,900,000
846,677,000
Loan loss reserves
(10,905,000)
(9,664,000)
Total Net Loans and Leases
837,013,000
874,995,000
Premises and fixed assets
41,857,000
40,808,000
Other assets
54,084,000
53,139,000
Total Assets
$ 1,137,389,000
$ 1,227,544,000
LIABILITIES
Deposits
953,496,000
1,031,101,000
Other liabilities
73,519,000
75,119,000
Total Liabilities
$ 1,027,015,000
$ 1,106,220,000
EQUITY CAPITAL
Common stock
1,080,000
1,080,000
Surplus
75,733,000
76,009,000
Undivided profits
44,511,000
33,285,000
Total Equity Capital
110,374,000
121,324,000
Total Liabilities & Equity Capital
$ 1,137,389,000
$ 1,227,544,000
3×5
Community National
Bank
The above Report of Condition is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief.
Daniel L. Mildfelt
President/Chief Executive Officer
Markus J. Miller
Chief Financial Officer
Directors
Phillip B. Eastep
Daniel L. Mildfelt
Michael S. Mitchell
Kenneth L. McCoy
Jon E. Harrison
H. Kenneth Gilpin Jr.
Duane T. Small
Creath L. Pollak
John F. Rolf
We appreciate serving you at Community National Bank & Trust, 14 N Lincoln, Chanute, KS 66720
120 E. Madison, Iola, KS 66749
5×7 Anderson Co. Hospital
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Community asked to verify names for the Anderson County Veterans Memorial
The Anderson County Veterans
Memorial Committee is pleased
to announce the progress on
the memorial. The Anderson
County Commissioners and
the committee are holding
monthly meetings to make
decisions on the design, plan,
and timeline of the memorial.
The committee is hoping for
construction to begin in Spring
of 2020, weather permitting.
The memorial will be located
on the northeast side of the
courthouse lawn.
The committee would like
to give residents a chance to
review the names that will be
added to the memorial kiosks.
The names are listed by conflict
WWII Era
December 7, 1941 December 31, 1946
Adams, Joseph B.
Ackley, John E.
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.
Beckman, Ralph
Beckwith, Charles S.
Beckwith, James S.
Bell, Arthur H.
Bell, Ellick C.
Bell, Howard L.
Bell, John A.
Bell, Robert L.
Bell, Stanley C.
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.
Benus, Christian
Berg, Ralph A.
Bergerhouse, Maurice H.
in which the veteran would
have been involved in. If theres
an error or any corrections that
someone would like to be made
or a name added please contact the County Clerks office
at 785-448-6841. Honorably
discharged veterans will be
accepted to be included by the
committee if the veteran was
born in Anderson County,
had moved or was raised in
Anderson County, or resides in
Anderson County. Any names
that would like to be added
must provide proof of service
such as a DD-214, obituary, or
any other documents that will
show when the veteran served.
The committee is also sell-
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.
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, Merle A.
Bowman, Omer A.
Bowman, Vernon A.
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.
ing sidewalk paver bricks that
will be included on the walkway leading up to the memorial. The bricks are $100 each and
can be engraved with family
sentiments. The cost for bricks
could increase after memorial completion due to extensive
work to add a brick in the sidewalk. If you would like to purchase a brick the committee
recommends doing so immediately. Bricks can be purchased in the Anderson County
Clerks Office. The committee
thanks you for your patience
and support in the Anderson
County Veterans Memorial
project.
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, James B.
Dalsing, Virgil J.
Dalton, Richard K.
Daniel, Robert W.
Daugherty, Charles R.
Daugherty, Roy L.
Davis, Clarence L.
Davis, Dean R.
avis, 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.
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.
Drum, Donald M.
Drum, Francis J.
Drum, James E.
Drum, Leon
Drum, Paul H.
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.
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.
Gretencord, Alvin
Greving, Clarence E.
Griffith, Karl W.
Griffith, Milburn
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.
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.
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 W.
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 G.
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.
John, Daniel F.
Johns, Charles M.
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, Keith D.
Luedke, Kenneth C.
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.
Marmon, Roy L.
Marsh, Francis M.
Marshall, Ben C.
Martin, Harold M.
Martin, Norman A.
Martz, Leslie A.
Massoner, Paul C.
Mattix, Robert E.
Mauk, Russell R.
Maxey, James
Maxwell, Leroy F
Mayes, H. Keith
Mays, Harry C. Jr.
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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.
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.
OMalley, Walter B.
OMalley, Charles R.
OMalley, Daniel L.
OMalley, John E.
ONeil, Russell R.
Odaffer, Joseph J.
Odaffer, Lee A.
Officer, Forrest
Ogden, Robert M.
Ohmes, Bernard F.
Ohmes, Clement J.
Ohmes, Gregory J.
Ohmes, Raymond P.
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.
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.
Rainwater, William F.
Raley, George W.
Ralston, Wayne
Rankin, Archie C.
Rankin, Archie E.
Raymond, Kenneth L.
Reed, Charles E.
Reed, Frank L.
Reese, Harold T.
Reeve, James
Reeve, Robert W.
Reid, Robert S.
Reiling, Carl J.
Reiling, Lawrence E.
Reiling, William H.
Reilly, Herbert J.
Reiter, Forrest S.
Reiter, Martin J.
Remler, Edward E.
Renzenberger, Francis
Reppert, Dean E.
Ressel, G. Dale
Retter, Kenneth G.
Reynolds, Earl B.
Reynolds, Lloyd W.
Riblett, Lawrence W.
Rice, Leslie V.
Richards, Dean D., Jr.
Richardson, Walter V.
Richart, Carl L.
Riebel, Raymond F.
Riefe, Louis E.
Riggs, John W.
Riggs, Lester
Riley, Albert E.
Riley, James W.
Robe, Harry R.
Roberts, Lewis L.
Roberts, W. Albert
Robertson, Francis G.
Robertson, Richard J.
Robinett, Earl E.
Robinson, Bill R.
Robinson, Clyde W.
Robinson, Max K.
Robinson, Melvin E.
Robison, Vester H.
Rockers, Albert T.
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.
Roderick, Ralph E.
Rogers, Orville W.
Rolston, Wayne E.
Rommelfanger, Annette
Rommelfanger, Bernard
Rommelfanger, Earnest F.
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.
Roush, Roy D.
Rowland, Glen
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.
Sayers, Joseph E.
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.
Schwarzkoff, Alvin A.
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.
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Setter, Martin A.
Settle, Kenneth L.
Settlemeyer, Louie W.
Sewell, Arthur P.
Shannon, Max
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, 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
Thimesch, John E.
Thomas, Clifford M.
Thomas, Donald E.
Thomas, Henry
Thomas, James R.
Thomas, Paul A.
Thomas, William L.
Thompson, Allen W.
Thompson, Charles D.
Thompson, Charles J.
Thompson, Doyl H.
Thompson, Edgar E.
Thompson, Eugene
Thompson, Homer G.
Thompson, Maurice F.
Thompson, Norman E.
Thompson, Orland L.
Thompson, Thomas D.
Thompson, Treva E.
Thompson, Wayne F.
Thompson, Wendell D.
Thompson, William L., Jr.
Thornbrugh, Billy S.
Thornbrugh, Paul E.
Thornburg, Eugene W.
Threlkeld, John F.
Tilton, Francis H.
Tilton, Noble P.
Tilton, Ralph L.
Tinsley, Albert W.
Tinsley, Charles R.
Tinsley, George R.
Tinsley, James D.
Tinsley, James O.
Tinsley, Thomas J.
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, 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.
Utley, Marvin
Valentine, Elliott H.
Valentine, Walter C.
Valentine, Willis E., Sr.
Vallier, Stanley
Vallier, Verda
Van Buskirk, John M.
Van Horn, Raymond
Van Velson, Dean
Van Velson, John D.
Van Velson, Leonard
Vaughn, Eugene E.
Vaughn, Floyd E.
Velvick, Elmon M.
Vest, John H.
Veteto, Howard G.
Veteto, William W.
Volz, Edwin P.
Vosseller, Charles L.
Wade, Leroy G.
Waite, Robert
Ware, Frank H.
Waring, Burt W. Jr.
Warren, Richard L.
Warren, Thomas A.
Warster, Walter S.
Wassmer, Edwin J.
Watkins, George E.
Watkins, Glenn
Watkins, Warren A.
Watkinson, T. Blair
Watson, Alfred N.
Watt, John M., Jr.
Weatherbie, Lyle
Weatherbie, Russell K.
Weber, William E.
Weckel, George H.
Weems, Cecil L.
Welborn, Thomas S.
Weldin, Vernon W.
Wells, Charles L.
Wells, Chester F.
Wells, Clifford M.
Wells, Everett R.
Wells, Harry A.
Wells, James
Wells, Paul
Wells, William H.
Wells, William M. Jr.
Welsh, Joe
Wernsman, Henry J.
West, Arlen J.
West, John
West, Robert L.
West, Robert M., Sr.
Wharton, Vernon T.
Whightsil, Herschel
Whightsil, Richard A.
Whitcher, Clifford
White, A. Roy
White, Eugene L.
White, Ralph
White, Theodore E.
Whitehead, Ennig C.
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Wilcox, Arden R.
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Wilcox, Wallace L.
Wiley, Tacoma W.
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Wilkinson, Marion
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Williams, Verdie W.
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Wilper, Luke A.
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Wittman, Henry E.
Wittman, Raymond E.
Woehler, Wade H., Jr.
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Wolken, Arnold J.
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Wolken, Denis A.
Wolken, Ernest F.
Wolken, James F.
Wolken, Luke M.
Wolken, Martin J.
Wolken, Robert W.
Wollen, Olin G.
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Wood, Robert P.
Woodruff, Charles M.
Woods, Loren
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Woolf, Elmer L.
Woolf, William P.
Woolington, Edward F.
Wools, Allen L.
Wools, Lawrence W.
Worthington, John
Wright, Lester
Wuckowitsch, Frank H.
Wurtz, Kenneth N.
Wycoff, William B.
Yates, John
Yaw, Charles L.
Yelton, Richard M.
Yerkes, J. Hobart
Yokum, Dale
Yokum, Dilwyn W.
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Young, Jay A.
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Aldridge, James M.
Aldridge, John
Aldridge, William P.
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Allison, F.A.
Ambrose, H.J.
Ames, J.A.
Anderson, Henry M.
Anderson, Thomas J.
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Archer, William D.
Arrell, George W.
Ashburn, Barnett
Ashburn, Charles M.
Asher, Jas. H.
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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
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Bales, Noah
Ballance, Charles
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Barber, F.G.
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Barham, Henry
Barker, Enoch W.
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Barnes, J.E.
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Barten, W.H.
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Chaffee, Calvin G.
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Cullison, Isaac
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Dart, Henry V.
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DePoe, Joseph
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Dilday, John B.
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Dobbs, Lemuel D.
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Cronin, William R.
Crosby, James E., Jr.
Cross, Joe B.
Crouch, Mark
Culbertson, Ruben
Culler, Charles R.
Cullum, Arthur B.
Cummickel, William R.
Cummings, John L.
Cunningham, Ernest O.
Cushing, Ira
Cushing, Walter
Dalsing, George
Damewood, William E.
Davies, Albert
Day, Glenn W.
Day, Irba R.
Dean, Holly O.
Decanniere, John E.
Dellinger, John H.
Dellinger, Rudolph
Denton, Fred L.
Derr, Ira
Derr, Ora A.
Desmond, William M.
Dewey, Paul C.
DeWolf, Charles A.
DeWolf, Henry
DeWolf, Walter F.
Dickerman, John H.
Dickhout, John R.
Dieker, Herman B.
Dodds, Clarence M.
Donald, Ira J.
Donaldson, Glen R.
Donaldson, John A.
Downs, Charles O.
Duncan, Harley F.
Dykes, Earl
Eaton, Ellis E.
Eckerman, Daniel W.
Eckerman, Ralph T.
Ecord, Floyd S.
Edwards, John W.
Edwards, Lewis W.
Ehrhardt, Harold G.
Ellington, Isaac C.
Elliott, Floyd
Elliott, Ural B.
Embry, Charles O.
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
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, John W.
Mills, Lewis B.
Mills, Strauss W.
Mills, Thomas C.
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.
Nelson, Fred M.
Newcomb, Thomas H.
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.
Rocker, Fred
Rockers, Conrad
Roe, Alvie C.
Roecker, Bernard
Rogers, Clifford
Rollo, Jay C.
Rommelfanger, Francis J.
Rommelfanger, William J.
Rosner, Albert
Rosner, William
Ross, William 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, Elmer A.
Sutton, Francis L.
Sutton, Homer R.
Sutton, J. Irl
Swisher, Frank T.
Temple, William
Teter, Herbert
Teter, John
Teter, Kirk P.
Thomas, Frederick W.
Thompson, Ady C.
Thompson, Hobart H.
Thompson, Leland N.
Thompson, M. Harold
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.
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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.
Gulf War Era
August 2, 1990 Future Date
Ahring, Wesley T.
Alcantara, Elizabeth
Alley, Tyler A.
Anderegg, Jacob L.
Archer, R. David
Baird, Brandon
Baker, Ryan
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.
Dalsing, Thomas J.
Dennison, Jeffrey 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.
Gadelman, Jakob
Garber, Patrick S.
Gedrose, Sheldon M.
Gellhaus, Sean M.
Giroux, Cody A.
Gruver, Benjamin
Handy, Matthew E.
Harris, Paul E.
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.
Hoy, Jorneau L.
Humbert, James
Huss, Joseph H.
Jackson, April
Jones, Lee K.
Kanawyer, Christopher M.
Kellerman, Jack E.
Kirk, Bryan L.
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
Sayers, Kurt A.
Schainost, Cole G.
Schainost, Jacob G.
Schainost, Michael R.
Schainost, Todd E.
Scheckel, Carmel B.
Scherman, Susan R.
Scheuermann, Ernest A. III
Schulte, Jamie D.
Scott, Paula
Selanders, Jay N.
Shaffer, Maurissa D.
Sobba, Steven R.
Sprague, Michael
Spreer, Steven
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.
Korean War
June 27, 1950 January 31,1955
Abernathy, Dale
Adams, Claron E.
Adams, Eugene
Adams, Frank
Akers, Dale L.
Ambler, Thomas L.
Anderson, Cloyce E.
Anderson, James M.
Anderson, Terry
Armstrong, Raymond C.
Anderson, Terry
Ashburn, Dean
Badders, David
Bailey, Joseph, Jr.
Baker, F. Roy
Baker, Jerry
Ball, Merril A.
Barndt, William
Barnes, William M.
Barr, John
Bazil, Guy
Beachy, Lloyd J.
Bell, Clovis W.
Bell, Jimmy W.
Benne, William J.
Berry, James D.
Blubaugh, P. Roger
Blubaugh, Russell
Boots, Claron E.
Boots, Clyde
Boots, Robert E.
Borovicka, S. Dale
Brand, Phillip E.
Braum, John E.
Brecheisen, Lowell H.
Brecheisen, Paul K.
Brecheisen, William C.
Brinkmeyer, Ben L.
Bronston, Lloyd B.
Brown, Clyde D.
Brown, Irwin D.
Brummel, Norman J.
Bunnel, Alfred M.
Burton, Donald E.
Butcher, Marvin W.
Buzzard, Billy E.
Cannon, James F. Jr.
Cannon, Joseph B.
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.
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.
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.
Gebert, Karl H.
Gettler, Jerry J.
Gifford, Robert L., Jr.
Gifford, William E.
Good, Eldon C.
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.
Hetzel, John 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 B.
Huffman, Larry
Hulett, Raymond F.
Hull, John A. 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.
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.
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.
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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.
Reed, Phillip L.
Reiling, Donald
Rockers, Anthony F., Jr.
Rockers, Delmar J.
Rockers, Leslie J.
Rockers, Raymond J.
Roeckers, Richard H.
Rogers, Burke C.
Rommelfanger, Leonard J.
Rommelfanger, Maurice A.
Rommelfanger, Richard L.
Ross, Albert L., Jr.
Ross, James A.
Roth, Richard J.
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, Glen E.
Tush, George
Tush, Gordon
Tyler, John T.
Umbarger, Robert L.
Umbarger, William T., Jr.
Van Tries, Billy J.
Volz, Edwin P.
Wallace, K. Neal
Walters, Francis K.
Weber, Francis J.
Weiderholt, John R.
Weiss, Carl M.
Wellman, Ronald
Welsh, Robert A.
Welsh, Thomas J.
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.
Peace Time
Allen, Jarrod M.
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.
Feuerborn, Myron D.
Finkenbinder, Dale K.
Hardesty, Carl D.
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.
Kueser, Craig A.
Lee, Wesley D.
Lickteig, Steven T.
Mader, Ivan F.
Mader, James H.
Martinez, James A.
Matthews, Marilyn
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.
Powell, Shawn T.
Prater, Tonya K.
Radcliffe, Noel R.
Rolf, Allen R.
Rommelfanger, Lawrence F.
Sayers, Joseph E.
Scheuermann, Henry R., Jr.
Snyder, Charles I.
Sobba, Ronald A.
Steelman, Gene L.
Tinsley, Dion D.
Umbarger, W. Thomas III
Ward, Lloyd J.
Webb, Christopher P.
Weiss, Brenda L.
White, Robert A.
Whitney, James K.
Winsky, Steven E.
Revolutionary War Era
April 19, 1775 September 3, 1783
Masterson, Jonathan
Blackhawk War Era
May 1832 – August 1832
Hardy, Warren
Mexican Border War Era
May 9, 1916 – April 5, 1917
McCormick, J.R.
Porter, George A.
Spanish-American War Era
April 21, 1898 July 4, 1902
Abbott, Nelson
Adair, Calvin G.
Armstrong, W.M.
Barber, William C. (WM)
Beissel, W.G.
Berry, Bert
Boyce, Lewis F.
Bridges, Jeff
Buchtel, George R.
Campbell, Al
Cane, G.O.
Cantrell, William A.
Carter, Fred S.
Christy, Charles M.
Cloud, Herschel
Corley, David
Craig, Curran C.
Craig, Daniel F.
Craig, John M.
Currier, Floyd F.
DeBroeck, Peter
Diget, Harry
Donaldson, I.
Donaldson, Zachariah Z.
Dotson, Henry D.
Dotts, Jonathan W.
Douglas, Frank
Douglas, Oliver F.
Douglas, William
Duncan, Wilson
Ecclefield, William
Embree, Charles
Embree, Gus
Embree, Hamilton
Embree, Horace F.
Evan, Charles
Ewen, Charley
Ewing, Charles
Farrah, John
Foxworth, John
Foster, Harvey
Freeman, Art
Frick, Robert A.
Gehr, Louis D.
Gilgar, Bert
Gowdy, Harry S.
Greninger, George
Hampshire, James J.
Hampshire, Jesse H.
Hampshire, W.
Hedges, Rufus H.
Henderson, C.F.
Henderson, Oliver H. (T.?)
Hiatt, Jonathan
Hiatt, Mark
Hollingshead, Arthur
Huff, Clifton
Hutchinson, William B.
Johnson, Edwin D.
Johnson, Frank
Johnson, Sylvester
Judy, Scott
Keeney, W.E.
King, Burt R.
King, Charley H.
King, Harry H.
King, John H.
Knight, Everett
Lambert, John
Lane, J.W.
Lee, J.H.
Lincoln, Clair
Lukins, Thomas
Macklin, Frank
Madison, Edward C.
Madison, James
Manners, Charles A.
Mardick, Joseph
Marshall, Jonathan
Martin, Lem
Masterson, Lemuel
Matrick, Joseph
Matthews, Clarence B.
McCoy, F.B.
McCrary, John
McCrum, Charles
McEwen, Curl
McEwen, Will
McMillan, Sam
Messenger, James
Milhollan, Oscar M.
Miller, Claude
Miller, Clyde
Morey, George
Morris, Harry
Morris, Harvey D.
Muhr, John C.
Mulholen, Oscar
Norris, Nathan
Oman, Milton A.
Parker, Colonel
Patton, Sam
Paxton, John V.
Plummer, Hiram L.
Ramsey, Norman F.
Reed, Will N.
Remler, August D.
Rice, George O.
Rider, John
Robinson, Charles
Rudrow, Sherman
Shaughnessy, Albert
Shields, Jacob R.
Shull, Harry A.
Smith, Russell O.
Spencer, John T.
Stein, Ed
Steward, Oliver V.
Stewart, Ed
Stewart, Frank R.
Sybertz, Fredrick H.
Tefft, John Q.
Thomas, Oakley
Thompson, Stephen
Tolson, John
Tolson, Leonard H.
Turner, Andrew J.
Tyler, Thomas
VanSlyke, Arthur A.
Vess, Ira
Wagstaff, Rolla
Warner, Charles
Wheeler, George
Wheeler, W.
Whittington, Charles W.
Whittington, Eugene D.
Wilson, Al
Wilson, Edward C.
Wilson, W.C.
Wonderling, Charles
Woodcock, Jay
Wyatt, Lloyd B.
Vietnam Era
February 28, 1961 May 7, 1975
Ahring, Bob W.
Alford, Rocky L.
Anderegg, Ronald L.
Anderson, Terry
Auguchon, Gary G.
Axtell, William M.
Badders, Donald L.
Badders, Ronald L.
Bailey, Edward F.
Bailey, Lewis K.
Ballard, Gayla R.
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, 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.
Calahan, Larry A.
Caldwell, Glenn A., Jr.
Call, Harold K.
Callahan, Patrick G.
Callihan, Richard G.
Campbell, Bill L.
Caron, Robert M.
Carr, Darrell O.
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.
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.
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, James F.
Feuerborn, Terry J.
Feuerborn, Thomas R.
Fincher, James H.
Fink, Harry A.
Fisher, Tony M.
Flinn, George C.
Foltz, Charles L.
Foster, Robert E.
Frass, Bennie D.
Frazier, Duane W.
Frew, Jackie L.
Galbraith, Loren D.
Gates, Kenneth L.
Gedrose, Sheldon M.
Gibb, Max
Gifford, Gerald D.
Gifford, Larry L.
Gifford, Richard L.
Gilner, Bernard G.
Good, Eldon C.
Good, John L.
Goodall, Ronald
Goodrich, Ace
Gordon, Chester W.
Gorrell, Dwight G.
Grant, Everett J.
Gregg, Gary L.
Gretencord, Michael
Griffin, Gerald L.
Guilfoyle, Joseph P.
Guilfoyle, Robert G.
Haberlein, Arveca R.
Hager, Ronald R.
Hahn, Roland E.
Hale, James R.
Harper, Norman W.
Hastert, Roger C.
Hasting, Alfred N.
Hatcher, E.W.
Helms, Charles R.
Helms, Edward D.
Henderson, William R.
Henry, Lee E.
Henry, Michael L.
Hermann, Albert J.
Hermann, Clarence E.
Hermann, Francis
Hermann, Harold L.
Hermreck, Gary F.
Hermreck, John D.
Hermreck, Larry E.
Hermreck, Thomas J.
Hetzel, John C.
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
Holman, Lester D.
Holman, Paul E.
Horn, Rick L.
Hosley, Warren E.
Hulett, Glen R.
Hunt, Gerald R.
Hunt, Larry D.
Hurley, William R.
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, Benedict H.
Lickteig, Bernard J.
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.
McGinnis, Donald L.
McKee, Robert M.
McMillan, Kenneth M.
Mead, Howard L.
Meliza, Claude A.
Meliza, Oliver D.
Merrill, Gail W.
Mersman, John N.
Messenger, Robert L.
Miller, Douglas H.
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, Thomas E.
Penka, Lawrence J.
Petit, Ray
Pickert, Leon F.
Platt, Emery L.
Platt, Gene D.
Porter, Larry F.
Poss, James L.
Potter, Clyde W.
Potter, Terry J.
Powelson, John M.
Pretzer, Donald D.
Raby, James H.
Rausch, Kenneth J.
Reiling, Donald
Reiling, Wanda E.
Reiter, Kenneth W.
Renyer, Kenneth W.
Reppert, Dean E. II
Rickabaugh, Darrell A.
Riley, Gerald E.
Robinson, Richard S. III
Rochefort, Chuck
Rocker, Earl M.
Rocker, Edward F.
Rockers, Bernard
Rockers, Daniel J.
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
Schainost, Clark E.
Schuler, Charles B.
Schuster, Paul E.
Scott, James K.
Sears, Ronald E.
Sence, Richard D.
Setter, Donald J.
Setter, Gary W.
Setter, Larry J.
Sheern, Patrick F.
Silvey, Dale A.
Sims, Devon L.
Slagle, Robert K.
Smerchek, Laurence E.
Smethers, Gary M.
Smith, James J.
Smith, Warren L.
Sobba, Herman G.
Sommer, Michael L.
Sommer, Robert J.
Spencer, Gary W.
Stahl, Edward A.
Stevenson, F. Donald
Stifter, Ed R.
Stifter, Roy A.
Stockton, Donald W.
Struttman, Richard A.
Summers, Carl F.
Summers, Herbert L.
Sutton, Clyde
Sutton, Gerald W.
Sutton, Jerry L.
Sutton, Larry C.
Sutton, Robert S.
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, Thomas A.
Tush, Richard L.
Tush, Thomas L.
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Umbarger, Ronald R.
Valentine, Willis E., Jr.
Vaughan, David L.
Vaughn, Ronald R.
Volz, A. Benny
Vosseler, John D.
Waddell, Dale D.
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Warbritton, Jimmy A.
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Weems, Verle G.
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Wellman, Allen W.
Wellman, Lyle M.
Wellman, Ronald R.
Wells, Marrion L.
Wells, Richard L.
Welsh, Thomas J.
Werner, Kenneth F.
Werner, Leo V.
Werner, Martin P., Jr.
Werner, Thomas R.
Westpfahl, Gary R.
Whiteford, James D.
Williams, Larry A.
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Worthington, David
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Wren, Harold F.
Younkin, Robert A.
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6B
THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW Tuesday, October 15, 2019
PUBLIC NOTICE
Notice of hearing on Beachy Estate Notice of adoption hearing of minor child
(First published in the Anderson County
Review, Tuesday, October 15, 2019)
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF ANDERSON
COUNTY, KANSAS
In the Matter of the Estate of
Mahlon J. Beachy, deceased.
No. 19PR03
NOTICE OF HEARING
THE STATE OF KANSAS TO ALL PERSONS
CONCERNED:
You are notified that a petition has been
filed in this Court by Raymond E. Yoder, duly
appointed, qualified and acting Executor of the
Estate of Mahlon J. Beachy, deceased, praying
Petitioners acts be approved; account be settled and allowed; the heirs be determined; the
Will be construed and the Estate be assigned
to the persons entitled thereto; the Court
find the allowances request for attorney fees
and expenses are reasonable and should be
allowed; the costs be determined and ordered
paid; the administration of the Estate be closed;
upon the filing of receipt, the Petitioner be finally discharged as the Executor of the Estate of
Mahlon J. Beachy, deceased; and the Petitioner
be released from further liability.
You are required to file your written defenses thereto on or before November 6, 2019 at
10:00 a.m., in the Anderson County District
Court, in the City of Garnett, 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.
Raymond E. Yoder
Petitioner
Jesse T. Randall # 09231
512 Main, P. O. Box 301
Mound City, Kansas 66056
Telephone: 913-795-2514
Email: jtrandall45@yahoo.com
Attorney for Petitioner
(First published in the Anderson County
Review, Tuesday, October 15, 2019)
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF ANDERSON
COUNTY, KANSAS IN THE FOURTH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT
In the Matter of the Application to Adopt
RYLEE JEAN WOLKEN, a Minor Child
Case No. 19-AD-06
NOTICE OF ADOPTION HEARING TO
TERMINATE PARENTAL RIGHTS
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THE STATE OF KANSAS TO JEFF A. COVER,
AND ALL PERSONS CONCERNED:
You are hereby notified that a Petition has
been filed in the above-named court praying
for an Order and Decree of said Court that the
Petitioner be permitted and authorized to adopt
the minor child, Rylee Jean Wolken, as his own
child; that an Order and Decree of Adoption
of the said child by Petitioner be made and
entered by said Court for an order terminating
the parental rights of the natural father of said
child; that the name of the child upon adoption
by the Petitioner be changed; and that he have
all other proper relief. If you claim an interest
in this child, you are hereby required to file
your written defenses thereto on or before the
6th day of November, 2019, at 11:00 o'clock,
a.m., of
. said day, in said Court, at the Anderson
County Courthouse, in the city of Garnett,
Kansas, at which time and place saidcause
will be heard. Should you fail thereof judgment
and decree will be entered in due course upon
said Petition.
(First published in the Anderson County
Review, Tuesday, October 8, 2019)
Anderson, State of Kansas, offer at public sale
and sell to the highest bidder for cash in hand,
all of the following described real estate, to-wit
Jonathan C. Meadows,
Petitioner
PREPARED AND APPROVED BY:
William C. Walker, No. 11978
112 West Fifth St., PO Box 441
Garnett, KS 66032
(785) 448-3747
FAX: (785) 448-5529
walkerlaw66032@yahoo.com
Attorney for Petitioner
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Notice to creditors Statement of ownership Notice of Sheriffs sale
of Kellerman estate
(First published in the Anderson County
Review, Tuesday, October 8, 2019)
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF ANDERSON
COUNTY, KANSAS
IN THE FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
In the Matter of the Estate of
JUANITA M. KELLERMAN, Deceased.
Case No. 19-PR-27
Anderson County Review
STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP,
MANAGEMENT AND CIRCULATON
Kellerman, deceased.
All creditors of the above named decedent 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.
Laura M. Cunningham,
Petitioner
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
STATE OF KANSAS
COUNTY OF ANDERSON
ss:
THE STATE OF KANSAS TO ALL PERSONS
CONCERNED:
You are hereby notified that on September
30th, 2019, a Petition for Probate of Will
and Appointing Executrix under th.e Kansas
Simplified Estates Act was filed in this Court by
Laura M. Cunningham, the Executrix named
in the Last Will and Testament of Juanita M.
PREPARED AND APPROVED BY:
/s/William C. Walker
William C. Walker
No. 11978
112 West Fifth St. PO Box 441
Garnett, KS 66032
(785) 448-3747
FAX: (785) 448-5529
walkerlaw66032@yahoo. com
Attorney for Petitioner
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1) Publication title: The Anderson County
Review; 2) Publication number: 214200; 3)
Filing Date 10/03/2019; 4) Issue frequency:
Weekly; 5) Number of issues annually: 52;
6) Annual subscription price: $44.84+ tax;
7) Contact person: Dane Hicks; Telephone:
(785) 448-3121; Mailing Address: 112 W. 6th,
Garnett, Ks., 66032; 8) General business
office headquarters mailing address: same;
9) Publisher: Garold Dane Hicks, 27651 NE
2000 Rd, Greeley, Ks., 66033; Editor: same;
Managing editor: same; 10) Owner: Garnett
Publishing, Inc., Garold Dane Hicks, Barbara
Kay Hicks; same addresses as above; 11)
Bondholders, mortgagees, security holders:
none; 12) Tax status: NA; 13) Publication title:
The Anderson County Review; 14) Issue date
for circulation data: 10/03/2019; 15) Extent and
nature of circulation: a.) Total number of copies
(net press run): 2,400; b.) Paid circulation: 1)
Mailed outside county paid subscriptions on ps
form 3541: Ave: 410, nearest filing date: 410; 2)
Mailed in-county paid subscriptions on ps 3541:
Ave: 805, nearest filing date: 805; 3) Paid distribution outside the mail including sales through
dealers, carriers, street vendors, counter sales
and other paid distribution outside the USPS:
Ave: 782, nearest publication date: 782; 4)
Paid distribution by other classes of mail: none;
c.) Total paid distribution: Ave: 1,997, nearest
publication date: 1,997; d.) Free or nominal
rate distribution (by mail and outside the mail);
1) Free or nominal rate outside county copies:
Ave: 15, nearest publication date 15; 2) Free
or nominal rate in-county copies included on
ps 3541: Ave: 30, nearest publication date: 30;
3) Fee or nominal rate copes mailed at other
classes through the USPS: none; 4) Free or
nominal rate distribution outside the mail: Ave:
82, nearest publication date: 82; e.) Total free
or nominal rate distribution: Ave: 127, nearest publication date: 127; f.) Total distribution:
Ave: 2,124 nearest publication date: 2,124;
g.) Copies not distributed: Ave: 276, nearest
publication date: 276; h.) Total: Ave: 2,400,
nearest publication date: 2,400; i.) Percent
paid: Ave: 94%, nearest publication date: 94%;
16) Paid electronic copies: 0; b) Total Paid print
copies: 1997, nearest publication date: 1997;
c) Total print distribution: 2124, nearest publication date: 2124; d) Percent paid: 94, nearest
publication date: 94; Statement to be printed in
publication of 10/15/19
17) /s/ Garold Dane Hicks, 10/03/19
Anderson County 3rd Quarter expenses
(Published in The Anderson County Review, Tuesday, October 15, 2019)
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF ANDERSON
COUNTY, KANSAS
Farmers State Bank,
A Banking Corporation
Plaintiff,
vs.
Paul A. Scobee, a/k/a Paul Anthony Scobee
and Barbara Katie Scobee, a/k/a Barbara
K. Scobee, husband and wife,
Hometown Heating & Cooling LLC,
A Limited Liability Company,
Paula J. Scobee,
Roland D. and Paula J. Scobee
Living Trust Dated April 17, 2002
Roland D. Scobee and Paula J. Scobee,
Trustees,
State of Kansas, Department of Revenue
the Board of County Commissioners,
Anderson County, Kansas
Defendants.
Case No. 19CV20
The South Half (S/2) of Block Fifteen (15)
in what was formerly Orchard Park Addition
to the City of Garnett, in Anderson County,
Kansas, LESS the East 112 feet of the South
Half (S/2) of said Block Fifteen (15); being a
part of the Northeast Quarter (NE/4) of Section
Twenty-five (25), Township Twenty (20) South,
Range Nineteen (19) East of the Sixth Principal
Meridian.
The above described real estate is taken as
the property of the Defendants Paul A. Scobee,
a/k/a Paul Anthony Scobee and Barbara Katie
Scobee, a/k/a Barbara K. Scobee, husband
and wife, and is directed by said Order of Sale
to be sold and will be sold, without appraisement to satisfy said Order of Sale.
Vernon L. Valentine
SHERIFF OF ANDERSON COUNTY, KANSAS
NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE
By virtue of an Order of Sale issued to me
by the Judge of the District Court of Anderson
County, Kansas, in the above entitled action, I
will, on the 1st day of November, 2019, at 10:00
oclock A.M. of said day, on the front steps of
the Courthouse in City of Garnett, County of
JESSE T. RANDALL No. 09231
512 Main, P. O. Box 301
Mound City, KS 66056
Telephone (913) 795-2514
Email: jtrandall45@yahoo.com
Attorney for Plaintiff
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List of Personal Property tax warrants
(First published in The Anderson County Review, Tuesday, October 8, 2019)
THE ANDERSON COUNTY REVIEW Tuesday, October 15, 2019
LAKE…
FOR RENT
FROM PAGE 1
ing the construction of a series
of dams, termed Big Dams,
on the Missouri, Kansas, and
Osage Rivers, and tributaries
of the Osage River. And the
list of proposed lakes included
one in Anderson County, on
Pottawatomie Creek.
The dams were, to say the
least, controversial. Building
a dam requires huge expenditures, and exercising the right
of eminent domain, or the condemnation of private property.
That meant that in order to
save some farms from flooding,
other farmers would have to be
evicted.
Debate about the dams
began in Anderson County
even before Congress authorized the dams. In an interview
in 2007, Bob Boots remembered
going to an anti-dam meeting
out of curiosity, and hearing
a call to raise money to fight
the dams. And Don Stith, the
Chevy dealer, plopped down
a $100 bill, Boots told the
Review.
Some farmers took another route. Congress also authorized, in 1954, the Federal Soil
and Conservation Act. Local
watershed districts were
authorized to build small
dams to control flooding on
smaller streams. Floodwater
held upstream aids flood control downstream, and while
small dams also require the
condemnation of private property, they rarely take an entire
farm.
Meanwhile, the Corps was
building its Big Dams elsewhere, including Pomona, completed in 1963, and Melvern,
completed in 1975. By 1966, they
were ready to talk about building one in Anderson County.
Public works require appropriations as well as authorization. In April of 1966,
Congress considered appropriations for the proposed Garnett
Reservoir. Dr. Paul Nesbitt,
president of the Garnett Dam
Reservoir Association, a
group of local promoters, and
Bill Tschudy, Garnett City
Manager, went to Washington
to testify in favor of the appropriations.
The same week, at the
Harris Community Hall, 37
landowners gathered to consider organizing a watershed
district on the south fork of
the Pottawatomie. Some of
them were surely discouraged,
for they were told by Charles
Bredahl, a representative of the
Kansas State Soil Conservation
Committee, that they were off
base if they planned on stopping the Garnett Reservoir by
building small dams.
Bredahl informed the listeners that gallon-for-gallon, big
dams are cheaper than small
dams. But he also told them it
was feasible to have both, and
they could start a watershed
district anytime, regardless
of whether the big dam was
ever built. All that was needed
were the signatures of 20% of
the landowners, representing
25% of the acreage. Eventually,
a district was organized, a
watershed plan was made, and
several detention dams were
constructed.
Colonel William Kratz, of the
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers,
came to Garnett in April of
1966 and addressed the Garnett
Dam Reservoir Association. He
told the group that because of
changes in Federal Law, a new
feasibility study would have
to be conducted, to include
ramifications for municipal
water supply, fish and wildlife
conservation, and recreation.
Even so, building a dam would
require three years of pre-construction planning and four to
five years of actual construction. And, the estimated cost
was $22 million.
Debate continued in the
Anderson
County
area.
Landowners
downstream
were tired of being flooded
out (there was another flood
in 1962). Droughts were a constant strain on local water supplies. Construction costs rose
with rapid inflation. And landowners upstream became less
inclined to let the government
take their land.
In 1972, the Corps held a public hearing at the Garnett High
School auditorium, attended
by 160 people. In response to
a question, Colonel William
Needham told the crowd that
if the corps recommended
construction, and if Congress
agreed, and moves with
speed, it would be 1982 before
a reservoir was completed.
Two possibilities were
under consideration. One proposal called for creating a large
lake covering more than 4,000
acres, and costing 37 million
dollars. It would be able to sustain an electric power plant.
The second proposal called
for a smaller lake, about 2500
acres, costing about 32 million
dollars. Both proposals would
have built a dam near the present location of U.S. Highway 59
where it crosses Pottawatomie
Creek, north of Garnett.
About 60% of those in attendance at the public hearing
opposed the lake, according
to The Anderson Countian
of April 13, 1972. A letter was
read from the Franklin County
Commission endorsing the
project. Anderson County
Commissioner Wayne Pracht
said the Anderson County
Commission was opposed. The
mayor of Richmond favored
the lake, and the Greeley
mayor was in favor of the
larger alternative lake. Les
Rockers presented a petition
signed by 600 people opposed
to the reservoir and 32 in favor.
Dean Bartholomew stated that
he was against covering good
ground with lakes.
The argument went back
and forth. Supporters argued
in favor of economic development, wildlife, and water supply. Opponents argued against
taking land off the tax rolls.
Homer Russell said that his
land had flooded seven times,
and he wondered when he
would get some help. Lewis
Hiner said that he needed a
bridge and couldnt get it, so he
wondered how could he even
think about getting a reservoir.
The reservoir was never
built. The City of Garnett
eventually built Cedar Valley
Reservoir, several miles
upstream, and much smaller
than the proposed big dam, to
supply municipal water. Most
of those who were intensely
involved in the debate are gone.
But for two decades, it was the
talk of the county every time it
flooded or didnt.
Notice of filing application
by Colt Energy, Inc.
(Published in the Anderson County Review,
Tuesday, October 15, 2019)
PUBLIC NOTICE
BEFORE THE STATE CORPORATION
COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF KANSAS
NOTIVE OF FILING APPLICATION:
RE: Colt Energy, Inc. Application Area Notice
Water Injection Permit for the JCB Unit 1 Miller
Lease located in the NE/4 of Section 29-T22SR19E, within Anderson County, Kansas.
To: All Oil & Gas Producers, Unleased Mineral
Interest Owners, Landowners and all persons
whosoever concerned.
You and each of you, are hereby notified that
Colt Energy, Inc., has filed an Application for
Area Notice Water Injection Permit for the
above referenced lease, and to add to it the
following well: JCB Unit 1 Miller I-4C, located
3630 FSL & 1980 FEL, within Section 29-T22SR19E, to request injection of water into the
Squirrel Formation with a maximum operating
pressure of 500 PSI and a maximum water
injection rate of 700 barrels per day.
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CLASSIFIED
Any persons who objects to or protests this
application shall be required to file their objections or protests with the Conservation Division
of the State Corporation Commission of the
State of Kansas within 30 days from the date
of this publication.
These protests shall be filed pursuant to
Commission regulations and must state specific reasons why the grant of the application may
cause waste, violate correlative rights or pollute
the natural resources of the State of Kansas. If
no protests are received, this application may
be granted through a summary proceeding. If
valid protests are received, this matter will be
set for a hearing.
All persons interested or concerned shall take
notice of the foregoing and shall govern themselves accordingly.
Please contact Deborah L. Ballard at the below
referenced information with any questions or
concerns you might have.
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10 cases – of decorative glass
jars with stoppered tops, 15 oz
and 22 oz. Used in a former
customer candy operation.
For sale by the dozen, mix and
match if you want,. $10 per
case of 12. Photos on Lawrence
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unique, effective newspaper advertising for our customers, as well
as develop other print materials. Ideal candidate will have a portfolio
that reflects his/her creativity as well as knowledge of page design
and layout.
We require strong page design, layout and production skills. PC
proficiency and experience in InDesign, Photoshop, Illustrator and
MS Word.
We prefer pre-press production and printing industry knowledge.
Newspaper or print shop experience. A strong understanding of sales,
advertising and marketing.
We offer a family-oriented workplace. Health insurance, retirement
plan. Wages commensurate with experience and skills.
APPLY IN PERSON OR SEND RESUME
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Send a friend referral bonus available!
Water Plant Operator
The City of Garnett is currently accepting applications for
2×4.5 city of
garnett
assisting
in the operations of the wastewater treatment facilty
the position of Water Plant Operator. Duties include the day
to day operations of the water plant and may also include
and power plant. Flexible scheduling is a possibility. The
ideal candidate will have a high school diploma or GED and
a Class III Kansas Water License. Candidate must have
the ability to obtain a Class III Water Operator Certification
through the State of Kansas within three (3) years if they dont
already have a certification.
For a complete job description and application, stop by City
Hall, 131 W. 5th Ave, Garnett, or visit www.HRePartners.com.
Competitive salary based upon qualifications and excellent
sition will remain open until
filled, with the first review
of applications occurring
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6299 Nall Avenue, Ste. 100
Mission, KS 66202
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communication, filing and computer skills, and be able
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Please hand deliver or mail resume with references to:
Attorney Craig E. Cole, 114 E. 5th Avenue,
P.O. Box 371, Garnett, Kansas 66032
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Find a better price within 30 days of the purchase and well
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KENNY MAGERS ESTATE
EQUIPMENT AUCTION
CO. RD. 1077 PARKER, KS
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SATURDAY,
OCTOBER 19, 2019
SALE TIME 10:00 AM
Due to the death of Mr. Kenny Magers, the following items will be offered at Public Auction located
2 miles east of Parker, KS to 1077 Rd. then 4 miles north to auction or 2 miles south of Beagle, KS
(Approx. 5 miles south of Osawatomie, KS) on 1077. Watch for signs.
DOZER – Cat D6 cable dozer with Pony motor (Pony
motor needs work). FARMALL TRACTORS – 560 diesel
with 2 pt. hitch and good rubber; M Farmall; M with
Ford 70I loader and 3 pt. hitch; H Farmall with comfort
cover has home bilt snowplow attached; IH 606 great
rubber has a Kelly Trip Loader. JOHN DEERE TRACTORS – JD 420 with good rubber with 3 pt.; JD 40 with
3 pt. COCKSHUTT TRACTOR – Model 80 Cockshutt
tractor. ALLIS TRACTORWD 45, great rear rubber.
TRACTOR PARTS – JD 50, JD 70; Sediment bulbs; Lots
more Vintage tractor parts. PICKUPS – 1981 Ford
F 150, 4 spd.; 1990 Ford F150 XLT Lariat, automatic,
good rubber with camper shell. CAR – 2001 Mercury
Grand Marquis GS only 83,740 miles, new rubber,
V8 Automatic, Power windows, nice extra clean car.
TRAILERS – 15 Tilt equipment trailer with hand
wench, Bumper pull dual wheels; 2 wheeled 10X5
bumper pull utility trailer with toolbox; 16 heavy
duty tandem axle bumper pull equipment or tractor
hauling trailer with fold down ramps. TIRES – Two
13.6-38 tractor tires and rims; 6.00-16 implement
tires and 6-hole wheels; Two 12.4-36 tractor spoke
wheels and tires; Two 10.00-16 8 ply front tractor tires.
FENCING – FUEL BARREL
EQUIPMENT – 6 Heavy Duty AtIas Box blade with
teeth; Flatbed hay wagon; JD 12 disc; Spring tooth
and 3 section drag harrow; Ford 3 pt. 7 model 515
mounted sickle mower; JD Iron wheeled pull type
single plow; Model 5 Graham Hoeme Plow; 8 drag
disc; 4 bottom NI pull type plow; Bush Hog 6 model RZ
60 Rotary Mower 3 pt. with tail wheel; Kewanee Model 10, 6 box blade with teeth; Ferguson 6 3 pt. blade;
3 pt. bale spear; 2 pt. to 3 pt. conversion attachment;
Rhino 6 3 pt. finish mower & King Kutter 6 3pt. finish
mower; Enduro pull behind mower with Tecumseh
engine; King Kutter 5 3 point Rotary Mower; JD Iron
wheeled 2 Bottom Plow; Mono Model 45-72, 6 pull
type Rotary Mower; Cosmo 500 Tailgate 3 pt. PTO
Seeder. SHOP & TOOLS – Heavy duty welding table
with two vices; Engine hoist; Chain hoist; Heavy duty
welding table with two vices; Chain hoist; Lots of hand
tools including wrenches, hammers; Tapes; Nuts &
bolts, screws and washers; Sockets; Screwdrivers; Tool
boxes; Log chains; and much more.
TRACTOR MAGAZINES; JOHN DEERE TOY TRACTOR
COLLECTION; HOUSEHOLD & FURNITURE; KITCHEN
& CANNING; CHEST
MARTY READ AUCTION SERVICE
FREEZER.
AUCTIONEERS NOTE:
620-224-6495
Mr. Magers was an avid
Charley Johnson & Marvin Swickhammer,
assistant auctioneers
collector of Tractors and
Farm Equipment includReal Estate, Farm, Livestock & Commercial
ing the rare Cockshutt
www.martyreadauction.com
Tractor offered in this
TERMS AND CONDITIONS: Not responsible for accidents. Verbal
statements made day of sale take precedence over written material.
auction.
Anderson County Sales Company
MACHINERY AUCTION
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is having a
Monday October 28th, 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Garnett Public Library
125 W. 4th Ave., Garnett, KS 66032
Employment Opportunities
Entry-Level Positions:
Supported Living Assistant
Direct Support Professional
Full-Time, Part-Time and PRN Positions Available!
3×8 ratliff Garnett, Kansas
Located Hwy 59 & Hwy 31 Intersection
Saturday October 19th 10:00 AM
COMBINE
98 JD 9510 Combine,
4×4, Contour Master Straw
Chopper, Chaf Spreader,
1 owner, Rice & Cane
tires, 4601 engine hrs.,
3108 sperator hrs.
98 JD 925 F Flex Head,
Header Trailer
VEHICLES
1969 Mercury Cougar,
351 Windsor, AT
2019 JW Jettas, AT, 100
Actual miles (new)
2014 VW Passant, AT,
40K, Diesel, real nice
2008 Ford F350, 6.4L, V8
powerstroke, SW, 4×4, AT,
Hyra-Bed, new tires,
136K, nice
2005 Ford F350, 6.0, V8,
powerstroke, 4×4, 4 door,
dually, 200K
1998 Ford 800 Bucket
Truck,
8.3
Turbo,
Cummins
2013 Altec AA 755 Boom
Jib Winch Front Bumper
with Braden Winch, Elite
Low Pro 37 Flatbed
2003 Freightliner, C120
Detroit Diesel
Lots More Expected
TRAILERS
1997 Gulfstream 34 Travel
Trailer
2017 Travalong 48 x 102
groundload Livestock
Trailer, nice
1990 Fontaine 48 Flatbed
Lacross Lowboy 20, new
tires
Neckover 24 x 6.8 Stock
Trailer
Travalong 24 x 6.8
Aluminum Stock Trailer,
nice
Wilson 32 x 8 1/2 aluminum Stock Trailer, new tires
Gooseneck 20 x 8
Flatbed
JD Rotary Hoe, 3pt., 7
AC Bushhog 6, pull type
AC 3 btm. plow, belly
mount
Disc, 8, pull type
Bale Spear, Carrier,
Boom, Slip, all 3 pt.
MISCELLANEOUS
Honda Rancher 4wheeler, new tires
2 – 55 x 70 Quonset
Buildings
Turbo Saw with chemical tank Sprayer
Hutchison Grain auger
57×8
Low Boy Jump Auger, 10
Genreal Portable Generator, 45K, propane
TRACTORS &
Barracuda Boat & Trailer
FARM EQUIPMENT
IHC 1066 Tractor with with Mercury 125 motor
Stockrack for 1/2 ton
loader, diesel
CAT 955L Track Loader with pickup
Cattle Alleyway, 14 with
clam bucket
squeeze chute, portable 4
Ford 4000 Tractor
wheel
IHC 454 Tractor, gas
Priefert Head Gate
IHC H Tractor, NF
Panel Trailer with 14
AC D15 Tractor, WF
Vermeer 605 XL Baler, net panels
Several feet 2 pipe and
wrap, bale kicker, monitor
JD Vanbrunt 12 Grain Drill sucker rod
T Posts & Electric Posts
JD FBA 524 8 Grain Drill
Husarvarna
455
Hay Rake, 12 wheel
Rancher Chain Saw
Pop Up Bale Loader
RATLIFF & RATLIFF AUCTIONEERS
Please bring your Drivers License and Social Security Card
to help us process your application as quickly as possible.
(913) 755-3025 | www.tri-ko.com
Ron Ratliff…..785-448-8200
Ross Daniels….620-431-8536
Terms of Sale: Cash or Approved Check
Nothing Removed Until Settled For Not Responable for Accidents or Theft
Statements day of sale take precendence over printed material.