Beacon Boosters 4-H elects officers and notes September events
At the Sept 10 Beacon Boosters 4-H meeting 13 members named new officers including Eliesa Ramsey as president Cecilia Ramsey vice president Sarah Ramsey secretary Jensen Strasser reporter Ryan Harp and Grant Ramsey parliamen tarians and Kate Sexson Emma Corbett among council and junior leaders reps Kate Sexson provided treats for September birthday honorees Emma Schiffelbein led a Mary Had a Little Lamb singalong The next meeting is Oct 8 Other items include Senior Center pitch results Garden City Bridge Club Sept 17 session and a 4-H Reserve Champion market hog entry by Ashley Mongeau from Holcomb at the Kansas State Fair Grand Drive entry details and family ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Boosters 4-H Club
Eliesa Ramsey
Cecilia Ramsey
Sarah Ramsey
Jensen Strasser
Ryan Harp
Grant Ramsey
Seth Drees
Emma Schiffelbein
Brittany Barrett
Emma Corbett
Kate Sexson
Kate Huschka
Megan Steward
Mary
Ashley Mongeau
Holcomb
Hutchinson
Prairie Pavilion
Sherlock Strivers
David
Jennifer Mongeau
Nancy
Alva Burch
Senior Center pinochle winners and Phi Sigma Alpha meeting
Floyd Horn won high in five tables of Senior Center pinochle on Wednesday while Dorothy Komlofske and Ruth Romesburg finished second and third. Phi Sigma Alpha met September 13 at Maron Evans home for a covered dish meal. Amanda Steinnetz attended as guest and members shared summer activities. Evans and Sandy Rogers marked two summer birthdays as Marilyn Wadel read a thank you card from Lee Jones and dues were reported as collected. Evans offered two devotional readings from Chicken Soup For Girlfriends, a poem Everyone Needs Someone and a story Details by Hellen Steiner. Next meeting is October 11 at Rogers home with Africa program by a guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Horn
Dorothy Komlofske
Ruth Romesburg
Phi Sigma Alpha
Maron Evans
Amanda Steinnetz
Evans
Sandy Rogers
Marilyn Wadel
Lee Jones
Hellen Steiner
Rogers
Africa
Dear Annie Advice on Revealing a Friend's Betrayed Trust
A reader asks how to handle informing Celia about her husband's affair. The answer says Celia likely knows and will address it in her own time. Favored approach is gentle support, noting Celia looks tired, offering to listen, and suggesting professional help if she wants it. Continuous friendship depends on her readiness.
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Annie
Celia
L.A
Pain and joint flare in Sjogren's with lymphoma risk
A Sjogren's patient reports severe shoulder and hand pain and asks for stronger treatment. Doctors outline the disease's reach beyond dry eyes and mouth, including possible lymphoma, and urge specialist care with rheumatology and oncology experts. The Dialysis and diabetes topics follow with transplant prospects, noting kidney-pancreas transplants can free patients from insulin and dialysis but require lifelong anti rejection therapy.
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DR. Donohue
Sjogren’s
J.D
Sjogren
Sjogrens.org
Donohue
L.Y
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R.L. Simon
Garden City Duplicate Bridge Club
Howell
Pat Barber
Faye Anderson
May Craig
Jon Kempton
Kempton
Kansas State
Pinochle
Mathy Mitchell
Marcy Sugar
Gctelegram
Internet Banking
Wsbks.com
North America
Syndicat
Taried
Sandhills Art Association
Gccc Art Department
David Kinder Mercer
Gccc Fine Arts Center
Jack Simpson
Hopkins & Hopkins Optometrists
Fry Eye Associates
Keller-Leopold, Inc
Western State Bank
Landmark Federal Bank
Kandee K. Klein
DDS
Garden City Community College
Augusta
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Gctelegram.com
Garden City
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