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Wed
24
Feb

Darrell Thrasher to celebrate 80th

Darrell Thrasher of Wilson will celebrate his 80th birthday March 6. He graduated from Arlington High School in 1954, Hutchinson Junior College in 1956, Emporia State in 1958 and received his Masters Degree in 1969. He married Jeannie Meador in 1969. They have three children: Shawn, Patrick and Jennifer, and five grandchildren.

 

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Wed
24
Feb

February is Bake for Family Fun Month

By Jamie Rathbun

Extension Focus 

Cooking with children can be great fun! Not only does it teach them valuable life skills, but it gives them the opportunity to increase their vocabulary, work on fine motor skills, and opens up the lines of communication to build family bonds. When cooking with children, plan to have a block of time. Remember when working with younger cooks, have some patience, focus on simple tasks, and know that a mess is inevitable. Work together as a family to clean up spills.

 

Wed
17
Feb

Third Degree Mason

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Kort Hawks of Ellsworth, left, was raised to the Third Degree Master Mason by Wayne Scritchfield, Master of the Ellsworth Lodge, during the Feb. 1 meeting of the Ellsworth Lodge 146 AF & AM.

 

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Wed
17
Feb

Joneses to celebrate 50 years of marriage

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Robert ‘Bob” and Margaret Jones will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with a come and go reception hosted by their daughters. Robert Jones and Margaret Holmes were married Feb. 19, 1966, in Holyrood.

 

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Wed
10
Feb

Area Clubs

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PYW FCE
 
PYW Family and Community Education Unit met Monday, Jan. 5 at the home of Betty Jo Lloyd. Members reviewed the results of the recent soup feed and made some adjustments. The lesson, “Someone’s asking — paper, plastic or neither?” was presented by Rita Habbart.
 
Wed
03
Feb

Local volunteers reach out to hungry children

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By the I-R Staff 

Dozens of volunteers from Ellsworth and Lincoln counties recently traveled to Salina to help feed hungry children around the world. The event was Feed My Starving Children at the Kansas Wesleyan University Mobilepack. Feed My Starving Children is a non-profit Christian organization committed to feeding God’s children hungry in body and spirit.

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Wed
03
Feb

People Saving People nominations being accepted

Nominations for the 2016 People Saving People Award are now being accepted by the Kansas Department of Transportation. The award is presented to a person or organization who advocates safety and has a positive effect in transportation safety behavior. Awards are presented in three categories: community leadership and engineering; education and information; and enforcement, emergency response, prosecution and adjudication. 

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20
Jan

Blum: Local newspapers are in good shape

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By Alan Rusch
Ellsworth County I-R
 

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