Reunion At John Brown Park Osawatomie Labor Day Weekend
John and Carolyn Wilkerson attended the Johnson reunion at John Brown Park in Osawatomie during Labor Day weekend. A birthday party for Cathy Booton’s 46th birthday included many Wilkersons and friends such as Grace McIntosh Beckie Morgan Alex Barber Hollie Travis John Fritts Doug Booton Sandi McIntosh Quincy Ray Jason Stoneking and Mary Wilkerson. Jason Stoneking’s birthday on Sept 3 was hosted by sister Jill Ripley with Mark Sheena Bryson Ripley and Beckie Morgan Alex Barber in attendance. Prayer concerns list Owen Heidner Jack Nelson Kathleen Fritts Al Crawford Thelma Tallman Mike Moody Amy Howell Jack Margie Baxter Clifford Fritts Ruth Haas Woodrow Leona Crawford Jack Karen Moody Cindy Ayers Clifford Naomi Fritts Dawn Carter Kathy Sharp Sherry Sharp Tom Barrigan Bob Hamilton.
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John
Carolyn Wilkerson
Johnson
John Brown Park
Osawatomie
Cathy Booton
John Wilkersons
Grace McIntosh
Beckie
Morgan
Alex Barber
Hollie
Travis
John Fritts
Doug Booton
Doug
Sandi McIntosh
Quincy Ray
Jason Stoneking
Mary Wilkerson
Lloyd Risson
Owen Heidner
Jack Nelson
Kathleen Fritts
al Crawford
Thelma Tallman
Mike Moody
Amy Howell
Jack
Margie Baxter
Clifford Fritts
Ruth Haas
Woodrow
Leona Crawford
Karen Moody
Cindy Ayers
Clifford
Naomi Fritts
Dawn Carter
Kathy Sharp
Sherry Sharp
Tom Barrigan
Bob Hamilton
Robot cockroach earns top Kansas State Fair honors
Gregory Jordan, a Mitchell County 4-Her from Asherville, built a hard wired BEAM robot that mimics a cockroach by combining two CyBug kits. The electrically driven model hides when charged and chirps en route to its recharging station. The project, entered with the Asherville Achievers 4-H Club, reflects Jordan's interest in engineering and electronics and will be shown at the Kansas State Fair in September.
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Hutchinson
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Mitchell County
Gregory Jordan
Alicsa Woods
Kansas State University Research and Extension
Post Rock
Jordan
4-Her
Asherville Achievers 4-H Club
Michael
Joyce Jordan
Hillsdale Water Quality Project plans Fourth Annual Race for the Lake
The Hillsdale Water Quality Project promotes soil testing with Kansas State University Extension, educates residents via tours displays and newsletters, and marks storm drains to prevent pollution. The Fourth Annual Race for the Lake on Sept 15 funds educational programs. 5K walk run or wheel option costs 15 preregistered or 20 after Sept 1. details at hwap.org or 913-829-9414.
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McRae
Kansas State University Research and Extension
Hillsdale Lake
Hillsdale
Hwap
Rowdy Wrangler 4 H Club Holds August Meeting Minutes
Evan Daugharthy led the Rowdy Wrangler 4 Hlub meeting with roll call and no communications. Officers reported, records were reviewed, a $10.90 photo developing bill was paid, and a record book demo followed by CD disco ball instructions.
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Evan Daugharthy
Moo
Amanda Geist
Wellsville Library Fund-Raiser and Harvest Festival
The Wellsville Library hosts a fund-raiser Friday 8 am to 5 30 pm and Saturday 8 30 am to noon featuring home interiors gifts and the cash and carry fall show Wellsville Days Harvest Festival on Sept 22 includes a parade kid parade food and craft booths and entertainment For details call 883 4534 Grace Steen was discharged home Sept 3 from Olathe Medical Center after a brief stay Glen Layton Jr recovers from a leg injury Vic Powell hired as pastor at New Hope Church south of Wellsville
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Wellsville
Grace Steen
Olathe Medical Center
New Hope Church
Vic Powell
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