Franklin County Fair Open Class Foods Awards Summary
Farmers and 4 H members dominated the Franklin County Fair with numerous first places. Winners include Scott Driver as Champion Foods and Mary Mitchell as Reserve Champion Foods, Lena Belle Moore securing multiple honors in food preservation and breads, Laura Driver excelling in white bread and various rolls, and Mary Mitchell and others taking top spots in pies cakes cookies and jams.
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Scott Driver
Mary Mitchell
Lena Beile Moore
Ann Driver
Laura Driver
William J. Gray
Lena Belle Moore
Mark Smith
Karen Walburn
W.J. Richardson
Emilee Stinson
Brooke Stinson
John Cover
Basin Bread
Juanita Evans
Fern Masketer
M.J. Richardson
Karen Arnesman
Jerry Abbott
Amanda Chaney
Teresa E. Corcoran
Mandi R. McFadden
Ashley Guenther
Rebecca Johnson
Larry R. Gray
Margaret Grey
Brenda Bazil
Allison Daniels
Lee Winters
Jessica Sylvester
Kathryn Sylvester
Jill Higbee
William Gray
Gene Greet
Mandi McFadden
Brenda Guenther
Jackie Wallace
Connie Weber
Harvey A. Foster
Mary Stoy
Betty Bettye
Joyce Records
Betty Gettge
Betty Bettge
Brenda Powell
Lee Weis
Lynn Turner
Chelsea Dixon
Ryan Higbie
Ottawa woman named to Kansas Board of Nursing
Leona Beezley 1015 S Elm Ottawa has been named one of five to join the Kansas Board of Nursing, serving as a registered nurse educator. The Neosho County Community College nursing director will balance evenings with board duties, attending Topeka meetings about four days monthly. Beezley, with a 10 year NCCC tenure, holds degrees from St Luke’s Dodge City Pittsburg State KU and KS University, and works across Chanute Independence Ottawa sites.
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Ottawa
Kansas Board of Nursing
Leona Beezley
S. Elm
Bill Grave
Beezley
Neosho County
Cummiskey
Leona
Kansas State Nursing Association
NCCC
Topeka
St. Lukes Hospital
Kansas City
Dodge City Community College
Pittsburg State University
Kansas State University
University of Kansas
Chanute
Independence
Hendrix Heir Regains Jimi Music Rights In Settlement
Al Hendrix, Jimi Hendrix’s father, wins back control of his son’s music and related rights after a long court settlement. The portfolio valued at 80 to 90 million dollars will be used to support causes, with plans to honor Jimi’s legacy as he previews future projects.
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Seattle
Jimi Hendrix
Lega
al Hendrix
O. Yale Lewis
Hendrix
Jimi
London
Nashville
Tenn
Billy Ray Cyrus
Washington
Cyrus
U.S
Judy Collins
Johnny Yune
Four named to Kansas Arts Commission by Graves
Gov. Bill Graves appointed Clark Balderson of Wamego Don Lambert of Topeka Ernesi Ulmer of Bonner Springs and Charles Kephart of Salina to the Kansas Arts Commission Karen Rogers will become secretary treasurer Lambert a freelance writer and former Herald reporter bolsters the panel which promotes state art and national outreach.
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Topeka
Kan
Bill Graves
Kansas Arts Commission
Graves
Karen Rogers
The
Arts Commission
Kansas
Clark Balderson
Wamego
Don Lambert
Ottawa
Ernesi Ulmer
Bonner Springs
Charles Kephart
Salina
Lambert
Herald
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Cutie
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Sears, Roeduck and Co
Wiltelo
Telemarketing Center
Village Mall Dr
Mansfield
Éspeed
Donn Higgins
S. Main
Ben & Jerry's
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Ben Cohen
Ice Cream Empire
Macy's
Ben & Jerry’s
Washington, D.C
New York
Nice
Ottawan On Arts Commission