Bingham and Markham Union in July 1992 Wedding
Kristy Lyn Bingham and Devin Lee Markham united in marriage July 11 1992 at Mount Pleasant Community Church rural London officiated by Revs Dave Gordeuk and Gene McIntosh. Parents Gary and Carol Bingham Scranton Dorsett and Noreen Markham Quenemo. Attendants Abby Brown Kay Tobler Jennifer Thomas Dia Markham. Flower girl Michelle Williams. Candles Angie Volkman Stacey Bingham. Ushers Shane Weimer Al Creekmore. Music by Denise Hull Janice Gordeuk and Dia Markham.
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Kristy Lyn Bingham
Devin Lee Markham
Mount Pleasant Community Church
London
Dave Gordeuk
Gene McIntosh
Gary
Carol Bingham
Scranton
Dorsett
Noreen Markham
Quenemo
Abby Brown
Emporia
Kay Tobler
Lebo
Jennifer Thomas
Topeka
Dia Markham
Shannon Hall
Wichita
Mike Volkman
Melvem
Joe Trendel
Shannon Bingham
Michelle Williams
Angie Volkman
Stacey Bingham
Shane Weimer
al Creekmore
Denise Hull
Janice Gordeuk
Markham Couple Sets Up Home In Lyndon After Wedding
Kristy and Devin Markham were married at a church reception and traveled to Texas before settling in Lyndon. The bride, Lyndon High School graduate, works in Osage County treasurer’s office, Lyndon. The groom, Marais des Cygnes Valley High School graduate from Melvem, attends Washburn University and works for Filter Service of Kansas, Inc., Lyndon.
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Texas
Lyndon
Lyndon High School
Osage County
Marais Des Cygnes Valley
Melvem
Washburn University
Filter Service of Kansas, Inc
Johnsons celebrate 40th wedding anniversary on Oct 10
Roberta and Roy Johnson of 420 Idaho Road Williamsburg will mark forty years of marriage on October 10. The couple wed October 10, 1952 in Hiawatha, with children Johnny Aobert Ron Johnson Stan Butterfield Bob Johnson John Johnson and families listed. Payton Jade Bulmer named for Greg and Amy Bulmer's son born September 24, 1992 at Olathe Medical Center weighing 8 pounds 84 ounces. brothers Brock 4 Kyle 11 and Robi 18.
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Roberta
Roy Johnson
Idaho Road
Williamsburg
Roberta McKaig
Hiawatha
Johnny Aobert
Ron Johnson
Osage City
Stan Butterfield
Waverly
Bob Johnson
Emporia
John Johnson
Payton Jade Bulmer
Greg
Amy Bulmer
Willow
Olathe Medical Center
Payton
Brock Bulmer
Kyle Bulmer
Robi Bulmer
Baby Named for Grandparents and Great-Grandparents
A birth notice lists grandparents Donna and Merle Birckhead of 1410 S Elm, Darold and Linda Cain of 836 W Sth, and Carolyn and Sonny Berry Harris. Great-grandparents Floyd and Feme Jarboe of Plano Texas, Don Cain Sr of 1100 W 15th, and Bruce and Maxine Roush of Richmond.
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Donna
Merle Birckhead
S. Elm
Darold
Linda Cain
W. Sth
Carolyn
Sonny Berry
Harris
Floyd
Feme Jarboe
Plano
Texas
Don Cain Sr
W. 15Th
Bruce
Maxine Roush
Richmond
Kristy McNichol Takes Break From Empty Nest
Kristy McNichol, 29, diagnosed with manic depressive disorder, pauses work on NBCs Empty Nest. Publicist Pam Ruben Golum states the leave is indefinite, with her character described as on an undercover assignment to explain the absence.
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Kristy McNichol
NBC
Pam Ruben Golum
Miss McNichol
Adamson Children Celebrate Birthdays and Family Ties
Samantha Adamson celebrated her second birthday on September 4, with brother Freddie at 3% and parents Charlie and Missy Adamson of 800 S Main. Kristi Adamson, 7, is Samantha and Fred’s sister, with grandparents Fred and Katie Adamson of 819 W 6th and Bob and Barbara Royle of Williamsburg. Great grandparents are Gere and F Adamson Marvel Sipe of Williamsburg. Brandon Leon Rumford, 4% months, is son of Kenyon and Dawn Rumford of Dalhart Texas, with extended family including Robert and Dariene Jones of Plainville and Leon and Bonnie Rumford of Ottawa. Great grandparents are Oren and Beulah Workman of Plainville and Winifred Avery of Ottawa.
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Adamson
Samantha Adamson
Freddie
Charlie
Missy Adamson
S. Main
Kristi Adamson
Samantha
Fred
Katie Adamson
Bob
Barbara Royle
Williamsburg
Gere
F. Adamson
Marvel Sipe
Brandon Leon Rumford
Kenyon
Dawn Rumford
Dalhart
Texas
Robert and
Dariene Jones
Plainville
Leon
Bonnie Rumford
Ottawa
Oren
Beulah Workman
Winifred Avery
Local Babies Celebrate Birthdays Across Families
Bailey Tailor Thornsbury marks her second birthday on October 11 as daughter of James and Angel Thornsbury with relatives in Kansas and California. Natasha Priddy celebrates her second birthday October 1, daughter of Terry and Diane Priddy, with Andy as brother and Priddy relatives listed. Kelsey Paige Fairbanks turns 44 months, born May 20, 1992, at Ransom Memorial Hospital, with Fairbanks and Wise families named. Jessica Katherine Amanda Green turns four on October 6, daughter of Milton and Debra Green, with siblings and grandparents named. Melissa Lea Jolly is 2 1/4, sister Monica Lynn a month old, children of Jim and Michelle Jolly, with Gruver and Jolly relatives listed. William Nicholas Cox celebrates his first birthday October 5, son of Jennifer Crumby and Billy Cox, with Rose and Bob Cram and Bill and Cindy Cox named.
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Bailey Tailor
Thornsbury
James
Angel Thornsbury
S. Oak
Roger
Cheryl Ward
S. Locust
Billy Adams
Dena Snyder
Keosaqua
Iowa
Jim
Paula Thornsbury
Hanford
Calif
Bill
Marge Adams
Ottawa
Delores Cox
Arizona
Lenore Scott
Bailey
Natasha Priddy
Terry and
Diane Priddy Quenemo
Andy
Velma
Clemet Leab Quenemo
Frances Priddy
Bob
Mary Yakle
Pomona
Kelsey Paige Fairbanks
Stan and
Andi Fairbanks
S. Sycamore
Melissa Lea Jolly
Monica Lynn Jolly
Michelle Jolly
Overbrook
Calvin
Ruth Gruver
Centropolis
Martha Jolly
Ollie Gruver
Chrystyne Maichel
Ernest
Margaret Albright
Topeka
Local Forum Breakfast Promotes Morning Meal Impact
County Home Economist highlights breakfast as crucial for test scores concentration and weight management. Research links improved learning and better mood to regular morning meals for children, noting skipped breakfast lowers metabolic rate and boosts snacking. Quick, portable options like yogurt, bagels, and leftovers are suggested.
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Marcial
Mages County
Kansas
Wayne Callaway
George Washburn University
Washington, D.C
Controlling parasites in cattle herds this fall and winter
Control of internal parasites in cattle is vital for health and profit. Fall and early winter offer best opportunities to reduce pasture contamination using grazing management and broad spectrum dewormers. Apply at label rates and follow directions. aim to lower infection risk in young stock. For more guidance contact the Franklin County Extension Office.
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Franklin County Extension Office
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