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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 2009

Page

11

Hildebrandt couple to celebrate 50th anniversary in Ottawa

Henry and Ramona Hildebrandt of Ottawa will mark their 50th anniversary on September 17. Their children Steve Hildebrandt Brenda Eckard and Connie Hildebrandt, all of Ottawa, plus five grandchildren and ten great grandchildren are part of the family. The couple were married September 17 1959 at Faith Lutheran Church in Ottawa and reside at 528 North Sycamore Street.

Henry Ramona Hildebrandt Ottawa Steve Hildebrandt Brenda Eckard Connie Hildebrandt Chris Hildeb

Wiscombe Couple Celebrates 50th Anniversary With Family Dinner

Jim and Bonnie Wiscombe of Overbrook marked their Golden Anniversary with a August 2 family dinner and a June England vacation. They have two sons Kelly and Kirk Wiscombe and Diane, a daughter Karla of Baldwin City, nine grandchildren and one great grandchild. They met at Centropolis Christian Church on August 2 1959 and have farmed in southern Douglas and northern Franklin counties. James J Wiscombe worked 36 years at Farmland. The couple requests no gifts.

Jim Bonnie Wiscombe Overbrook England Kelly Wiscombe Kirk Wiscombe Diane of Overbrook Karla Baldwin City Appanoose High School Douglas Franklin James J. Wiscombe Bonnie K. English Centropolis Christian Church

Patriot's Pen Essay Contest Open to Middle Schoolers

The 14th annual Veterans of Foreign Wars Patriot's Pen program invites sixth to eighth graders from public, parochial, private or home schools to submit 300-400 word essays on democracy with prizes totaling 53,000 dollars in 2009. Local VFW Post chairmen accept entries by November 1, 2009. top prize is a 10,000 dollar U.S. savings bond.

Ladies Auxiliary U.S VFW

Moving Wall visits Garnett veterans park Sunday event

Tracy Modlin of the American Legion Riders Post 48 helps visitors find names on The Moving Wall during the Ride to the Wall event. The Moving Wall replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial toured the country for more than 20 years and was at Veterans Memorial Park on U S 59 West 15th Avenue from Thursday through Monday.

Tracy Modlin American Legion Riders Washington, D.C Garnett Veterans Memorial Park U.S. 59 West 15Th Avenue

AE employees donate to Special Olympics Kansas in memory

Representatives Jason Sabharwall and Mario Rossi of American Eagle Outfitters Ottawa presented a $2,500 check to Chris Hahn and Donna Zimmerman of Special Olympics Kansas. The funds came from a summer T-shirt fundraiser honoring three associates who passed away in the past year.

Jason Sabharwall Mario Rossi American Eagle Outfitters Ottawa Chris Hahn Donna Zimmerman Special Olympics Kansas Sabharwall

Scholarships offered by Kansas VFW and Ladies Auxiliary

The Kansas VFW and Ladies Auxiliary Endowment Association offer college and vocational scholarships to children and grandchildren of actively affiliated members. Applicants must have a parent or grandparent with VFW Post or Auxiliary membership in Kansas. Applications are processed via local Posts, with a Feb 1, 2010 deadline and review by the Endowment Association. contact Ottawa VFW Post 5901 at 3499 U.S. 59.

The Kansas Veterans of Foreign Wars Ladies Auxiliary Endowment Association VFW State of Kansas VFW Endowment Association Ottawa U.S

Scheckel and Wiederholt attend Kansas FFA District Officer Conference

Caitlin Scheckel of the Central Heights FFA and Brandon Wiederholt of the Anderson County FFA attended the Kansas FFA District Officer Conference August 15 16 at Rock Springs Ranch Junction City. The event themed Leadership and Beyond stressed service impact and building leadership skills for FFA members statewide.

Caitlin Scheckel Central Heights Brandon Wiederholt Anderson County Rock Springs Ranch Junction City FFA

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