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HARTFORD FOOD PANTRY The Hartford Community Food Pantry, 201 E. Park Ave., will be open Saturday, January 22 from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Clothing and some household goods are available. This is open to residents of the USD #252 School District, Jacobs Creek and residents of Reading.
have been cancelled until church for pick up. further notice. SENIOR MEALS Please call (620) 342Neosho Rapids Senior 3347 if you need any assismeals are served Tuesday, tance. Wednesday and Friday beginning at noon. If you are AMERICAN LEGION The American Legion 60 or older, a $3.50 donaPost 5, 2911 W. 12th Ave., tion is appreciated; meal is Emporia, will hold their $5.25 for those under 60. monthly meeting on Tues- For reservations or cancellations in Neosho Rapids day, January 25, 7 p.m. call (620) 342-8232. Olpe Senior fellowFOOD PANTRY VETERANS’ AFFAIR The First Christian ship meals are served on All in person meetings Church, 202 E. 12th Ave., Monday through Friday at will hold their food pantry 11:30 a.m. at the Knights on Mondays from 9-11 a.m. Hall. If you are 60 or older, NATIONAL Go to the north side of the a $3.50 donation is appre-
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and offered the judge $50 if he would give Schwartz’s case a favorable decision. The judge called the sheriff and had the lawyer brought to court for a fine and sentence. - Some of the patents issued recently: milking machine, automatic ink distributor for printing presses, cistern cleaner, door opener, cotton chopper, crude oil burner, and matchbox. - The passengers and crew of the White Star liner Republic were saved recently by use of the wireless telegraph. The ship was rammed by the Italian steamer Florida in heavy fog off Nantucket. It was sinking 75 miles from land when help arrived, help was summoned by wireless distress signals, and all aboard were transferred to other boats. The Republic later sank off Martha’s Vineyard while being towed to port. - At the risk of his own life, Fletcher Brown, hoisterman of a zinc mine near Joplin, Mo., descended into the mine and brought out five miners who were overcome by gas. All the men will recover. - A little girl went with her mother visiting one day, and after a time was given an album of family photographs to look at. She turned the leaves over carefully, and pretty soon closed the book. “Well, Dear,” asked the hostess, “did you look through the album?” “Oh, yes,” answered the little maid brightly, “and we’ve got one ‘zactly like it, only the pictures are prettier!”
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Since 1993 is Closing in Emporia and MOVING to my home in Vassar. I will still be coming to the Emporia area once a week to pick up & deliver to my CUSTOMERS. This was not an easy decision to make but it is time. I want to THANK EVERYONE for the past 29 years and I want you to know I will still take care of you, just from a different location. My number is 620-343-6979.
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The first decade of the 1900s in Emporia was marked by marvelous developments. The opera house was open three or four nights a week. The shows were cheap, generally ten, twenty or thirty cents with traveling stock companies visiting towns across the state. The moving picture was freak entertainment. It was installed in a vacant store building twenty-five feet wide and maybe fifty or seventy-five feet long with folding chairs for spectators. It projected a ten-cent show or a five-cent show, and the theater was called the Nickelodeon. The pictures were terrible, and no one who amounted to anything wanted to be caught in the Nickelodeon. Emporia had three (count them!) automobiles in town during the first decade of the century. All the automobiles did in those days was scare horses and provoke laughter. The horses, however, and the various carriages they pulled “went spinning along the dusty country roads on a summer evening, …and when the city planners put in a few blocks of paving, the whole cavalcade rode up and down that paving in the summer twilight with relish and delight.” (The Autobiography of William Allen White, p. 356). In the summers of the early decades of the last century, baseball was king. The town’s team played other towns in Kansas at Soden’s Grove, and the town gathered with noisy loyalty and great excitement, the women in their best big hats and high sleeves and wide skirts, and the men in what were called shirtwaists, tailless shirts gathered with a rubber string under the waist just inside and below the trouser top – quite fashionable and exciting. Baseball was the only public summer sport, but there was a small swimming pool in a vacant building for men only, and they wore no bathing suits. As the summer closed, the horse races at the county fairs round about attracted the populace, and half a dozen men in Emporia owned fast-steppers which often they drove themselves. The ownership of a good pacing horse gave a man distinction in the town. Emporians now numbered 10,000, and the town owned its light and water plants. The city marshal found most of his summer troubles arising from chickens that destroyed their neighbors’ yards, flower beds and lawns.
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Put A Little Library In Your Life By Wendy Devilbiss Emporia Public Library
BINGO FUNDRAISER DANCE The Lebo American Legion Post 323 The VFW Post 1980 will hold Karaoke Night on Friday, January 28, 7:30 p.m. will hold Bingo on Saturday, January 22. Early Bird is at 6:30 p.m. Regular Bingo No cover charge. Public is welcome. begins at 7 p.m.
Low Income Energy Assistance Program (LIEAP) Application Assistance Event with Evergy Salvation Army will be partnering with Evergy to provide LIEAP application assistance. See below for event details.
Dear Readers: Stickers aren’t just special treats for kids checking out books, though they are a lot of fun and children can ask for one at circulation. Stickers have their own place on children’s books themselves. Along with the library’s information on the book cover, special stickers on the spine add an easy-to-see reference point. These stickers offer
kids and adults a visual shorthand. Does it have a clock on the spine? It’s historical fiction. An atomic sticker refers to science and technology; horses, puppies, and dinosaur stickers help children and adults looking for specific animal stories. Stickers appear throughout the Children’s collection, and they mark special categories such as the William Allen White Award list, and the Spanish titles.
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As you walk through the children’s stacks, notice the stickers on the spine of the books. You’ll find the numbers 1,2,3 on counting books, the profile of Abraham Lincoln on biographies, and a basketball and football sticker on sports books. Looking forward to the next holiday? Seasonal stickers help you find a major holiday book, with Halloween (a witch), Christmas (a tree), and Valentine’s Day (cupid and bow).
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BISCUITS AND GRAVY Olpe Knights of Columbus will serve a Biscuits and Gravy breakfast Sunday, January 23, 7:30-10 a.m. at the Knights Hall 212 Iowa St, Olpe. Limited Seating offered, carry out available. DONATION NEEDED White Memorial Camp in Council Grove, is looking for donations for their spring auction. White Memorial Camp is a nonprofit organization and is looking to improve accessibility for summer camps for people with disabilities. If you have items that you would like to donate contact them at 620-767-5165 or email director@WhiteMemorialCamp.com.
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ADMIRE PANCAKE BREAKFAST The Admire Community Center will have monthly pancake breakfast on Jan 22, 7-9:30 am at the Admire Community Center. Menu items include pancakes, biscuits and gravy, fried potatoes, sausage, juice and coffee. A freewill donation will be accepted. Proceeds go toward maintaining the community center. The North Lyon County Museum will be open.
The First Christian Church at 202 E. 12th will have their Clothes Closet open on Fridays 3-6 p.m. and Saturdays 9 a.m.-noon. They will require everyone to wear a mask and will practice social distancing.
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The First Congregational Church at 326 West 12th
in Emporia has opened a Baby Closet. The Church is still asking for donations of baby items to help fill the pantry. They are looking for sizes 0-age 5. This would include clothing, strollers, walkers, beds, highchairs, diapers, formula, baby food, etc., everything except car seats. Donations can be brought to the church.
FARM GROUND FOR BID The Refuge has 919.1 acres of farm ground for bid. Contracts for the units will be awarded by competitive (sealed) bid. Farming contracts will be based upon cash rent per acre. The money will be collected by March 31st each year of the awarded contract or prior to any farming activities starting. Anyone entering a bid will automatically qualify for a Restoration fields drawing that offers farming opportunities on an additional 268 acres on the refuge. The Refuge will hold a meeting Febru-
ary 11th, 2022 at 9:00 a.m., at the Refuge office (530 W. Maple Ave., Hartford, Kansas) to award contracts to interested participants. Entries must be received by 9:00 a.m., February 11th, 2022 to be eligible. A single page of the Special Use Permit (attached) must be completed in order to be considered, it is not necessary to submit additional copies of this form for bids on multiple units. The meeting is open to the pubPlease see Bid, Page 6
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The holiday season is all about giving, and the members of the Cloverleaf 4-H Club did just that. In November and December, our members rang the Salvation
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CLOVERLEAF 4-H Army bells at Bluestem and Good’s Cash Saver to help support those in need during the season of giving. Our December meeting consisted of the meeting itself, a Christmas party dinner, gift exchange, and collecting items that were
donated to the Emporia Animal S helter. The club enjoyed having to use their listening skills as they passed the gifts either to the right or left as a story was read. Cloverleaf 4-H Club wishes everyone a Happy New Year!
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GIRLS FLINT HILLS LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES
BOYS FLINT HILLS LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES
2008-2009 OSAGE CITY 49 NORTHERN HEIGHTS 46 OT
2008-2009 LYNDON 51 MISSION VALLEY 42
2009-2010 OSAGE CITY 60 CHASE COUNTY 29
2009-2010 HERINGTON 51 OSAGE CITY 39
2010-2011 OSAGE CITY 68 NORTHERN HEIGHTS 45
2010-2011 NORTHERN HEIGHTS 58 HERINGTON 50
2011-2012 NORTHERN HEIGHTS 56 COUNCIL GROVE 30
2011-2012 OSAGE CITY 61 LYNDON 52
2012-2013 NORTHERN HEIGHTS 47 COUNCIL GROVE 33
2012-2013 LYNDON 56 COUNCIL GROVE 42
2013-2014 NORTHERN HEIGHTS 53 COUNCIL GROVE 46
2013-2014 COUNCIL GROVE 56 OSAGE CITY 38
2014-2015 COUNCIL GROVE 48 CHASE COUNTY 44
2014-2015 OSAGE CITY 61 WEST FRANKLIN 52
2015-2016 COUNCIL GROVE 40 CHASE COUNTY 34
2015-2016 OSAGE CITY 59 LYNDON 46
2016-2017 COUNCIL GROVE 48 CHASE COUNTY 31
2016-2017 MISSION VALLEY 48 COUNCIL GROVE 47
2017-2018 COUNCIL GROVE 52 MISSION VALLEY 40
2017-2018 LYNDON 77 COUNCIL GROVE 41
2018-2019 CHASE COUNTY 56 NORTHERN HEIGHTS 44
2018-2019 OSAGE CITY 52 COUNCIL GROVE 38
2019-2020 CHASE COUNTY 45 NORTHERN HEIGHTS 40
2019-2020 LYNDON 54 MISSION VALLEY 44
2020-2021 NORTHERN HEIGHTS 47
2020-2021 MISSION VALLEY 42
OSAGE CITY 43
OSAGE CITY 50
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TOURNAMENTS OR OTHER BASKETBALL NEWS (For many years sporting terms were often printed as two words, in this case basketball) Provided by the North Lyon Co. Historical Society and Museum at Admire, Kansas Admire News, Feb. 28, 1907 – The double header basketball games played at the opera house Friday night were between the Fats and Leans, and the Married Ladies and High School Girls. It was one of
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The novelty supper given by the Ladies Aid Society after the game was one of the successful events of the season. All had plenty to eat and a good time was had by all. The ladies cleared up $9.89 with their supper, and the receipts of the basketball games netted them $13.30, which will go to their sidewalk fund and be used for improvements for the town.
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Area Match-ups in History
ADMIRE NEWS SEPT. 10, 1908
NORTHERN LYON COUNTY JOURNAL, FEB. 27, 1929 BasketBall Games – The schools have returned to normal order again. At the Lyon County Basketball Tournament, Admire High School entertained the largest crowd that has ever gathered in her halls. In the game when the Allen boys played Hartford, the game score was tied, 21 to 21. In a 3-minute playoff Hartford made four goals while Allen threw only one, with a final score of 29 to 23. This was certainly a thrilling game. When the finals were played off Saturday night, even standing room was precious. The entire crowd remained to witness awards to the winning teams. First place went to Admire boys and Miller girls. The Americus girls received the 2nd place cup, and Miller boys got the basketball used in the tournament; this award alternates between 2nd place boys and girls teams each year.
The score stood at Admire 25 – Hartford 9 at the close of the basketball game at the (Admire) Opera House Friday night. On account of the train from Hartford being late into Emporia and the roads being muddy part of the way from Emporia, the Hartford girls did not get here until after nine o’clock p.m., consequently the game was late in being called. The game was a fast one from start to finish, and the Hartford girls and the Admire girls all played well. A big crowd was out to see the game and all were enthusiastic in their encouragement of the players. After the game the Admire girls served ice cream.
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Flint Hills Shoot Out LEAGUE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT League Basketball Tournament January 17—22, 2022 Boys Bracket
January 17, 18, 20, 21 and 22, 2022 | White Auditorium. Emporia 1) Tues. Jan. 18 7:30 pm Thurs. Jan. 20 7:30 pm
8) 4)
Fri. Jan. 21 7:30 pm
Tues. Jan. 18 4:30 pm
5th place
Sat. Jan. 22 1:30 pm
Sat. Jan. 22 7:30 pm
5) 3)
1st place
Mon. Jan. 17 4:30 pm Thurs. Jan. 20 4:30 pm
6) 2)
Fri. Jan. 21 4:30 pm
BOYS BRACKET
Mon. Jan. 17 7:30 pm 7)
7th place
Sat. Jan. 22 10:30 am
League Basketball Tournament Sat. Jan. 22 January 4:30 pm17—22, 2022 3rd place Girls Bracket
The home team will be the higher seeded team. Home teams will wear light color game uniforms.
1) Tues. Jan. 18 6:00 pm Thurs. Jan. 20 6:00 pm
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Tues. Jan. 18 3:00 pm
5th place
Sat. Jan. 22 12:00 pm
Sat. Jan. 22 6:00 pm
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1st place
Mon. Jan. 17 3:00 pm Thurs. Jan. 20 3:00 pm
BRACKET
6) 2)
Fri. Jan. 21 3:00 pm
Mon. Jan. 17 6:00 pm 7)
7th place
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The home team will be the higher seeded team. Home teams will wear light color game uniforms.
Sat. Jan. 22 3:00 pm
3rd place
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STALKING AWARENESS MONTH IN JANUARY INCREASES KNOWLEDGE ON STALKING:
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EMPORIA — SOS, Inc. recognizes Stalking Awareness Month this January 2022. This month we are dedicated to increasing awareness about stalking. Stalking is intentionally or recklessly engaging in a course of conduct targeted at a specific person which would cause that person to fear for their or their family member’s safety. Stalking is a crime in Kansas. Locally, SOS is the only accredited nonprofit organization that provides free and confidential services to victims of stalking, as well as domestic violence, sexual assault, child abuse, and human trafficking. For 2020 through 2021, SOS had 469 helpline calls and provided services to 260 adults and youth who reported stalking to advocates in its service area of Lyon, Chase, Coffey, Morris, Osage, and Greenwood counties. Most clients reported stalking by current and former partners, but about 100 reports were of strangers stalking the individual. Stalker tactics are unwanted repeated behaviors that make in-
dividuals concerned for their wellbeing and safety. A few tactics include but are not limited to: following the person; showing up unexpectedly wherever the person goes; watching the person at their home, school or work; trespassing on their property; unwanted gifts; repeated phone calls, texts, and messaging; and cyberstalking using media or tracking devices on the person’s cell phones or cars. Often, victims see an escalation in stalkers’ behaviors, which prompts victims’ feelings to rise from annoyance to fear. In its most severe form, stalkers will attack or murder their victims. For more information on stalking or to discuss options for victims to consider, contact SOS at 620-342-1870 or 800825-1295 to speak with an SOS advocate if you are needing help. Services for Greenwood County residents are now covered by El Dorado’s Family Life Center of Butler County, 316-321-7104 or 800-8706967.
AUCTIONEERS NOTE: These 16 tracts are a diverse selection of Tillable Farm Ground, Pasture, and Hunting. Be sure to attend and take advantage of this unique opportunity! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------TRACT 1: 160 acres tillable southwest of Lebo, Ks at the corner of Dobbin Rd and 25th Rd. TRACT 2: 80 acres tillable south of Lebo, Ks at the corner of Garner Rd and 25th Rd. TRACT 3: 80 acres upland tillable ground south of Lebo, Ks 1/4 mile east of Garner Rd on 25th Rd. TRACT 4: 80+- acres pasture south of Lebo, Ks at Garner Rd and 25th Rd. TRACT 5: 80+- acres timber, pasture, and creek along HWY 75 between Lebo, Ks and Waverly TRACT 6: 63.7 acres timber, pasture, and creek at HWY 75 and 25th Rd south of Beto Junction TRACT 7: 103.2 acres timber, pasture, and 1 pond along Old HWY 50 southeast of Lebo TRACT 8: 149 acres timber, creek, and pasture at Old HWY 50 and Native Rd southeast of Lebo TRACT 9: 120 acres timber, pasture, and 2 ponds at Old HWY 50 and Native Rd southeast of Lebo TRACT 10: 297.2 acres timber & pasture between Oxen Rd and Planter Rd along Old HWY 50 TRACT 11: 160 acres pasture, trees and 2 ponds at Oxen Rd and 25th Rd. TRACT 12: 80 acres pasture and timber with 2 ponds at Oxen Rd and 25th Rd. TRACT 13: 160 acres tillable, pasture, timber, pond and creek at the corner of Planter Rd. and 23rd TRACT 14: 160 acres tillable southeast of Burlington, Ks at Quail Rd and 9th Rd. TRACT 15: 150.8 acres tillable farm ground east of LeRoy, Ks at Wayside Rd and 3rd Rd. TRACT 16: 80 tillable farm ground on Xeric Rd on the Coffey/Woodson County line SE of LeRoy ---------------------------------------------------------------------VISIT WWW.SUNDGREN.COM FOR MORE DETAILS, PICTURES, MAPS AND TERMS LIVE & ONLINE BIDDING AVAILABLE - FEEL FREE TO EMAIL OUR OFFICE AT jeremy@sundgren.com
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623 ACRES CHASE COUNTY, KS FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2022 • 2:00 PM AUCTION LOCATION: COTTONWOOD FALLS COMMUNITY BUILDING, 1715 210TH RD, COTTONWOOD FALLS, KS 66845 (SWOPE PARK)
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HIGH QUALITY NATIVE FLINT HILLS PASTURE * OIL INCOME SCENIC ROLLING TERRAIN, LARGE ELEVATION CHANGES PONDS, CREEKS, AND A PORTION OF A WATERSHED LAKE VERY HIGH QUALITY KANSAS WHITETAIL DEER HUNTING LAND LOCATION: From HWY 77 east of Marion, east on HWY 56 9 miles to C Rd, north 1 mile to the property OR from HWY 50 southwest of Elmdale, west on HWY 56 7 miles to C Rd, north 1 mile to the property.
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Sarah Jane Greiner & The Winegardner 2004 Revocable Trust, Sellers SUNDGREN REALTY • LAND BROKERS RICK REMSBERG 316 322 5391 JEREMY SUNDGREN 316 377 0013 VISIT OUR WEBSITE FOR MORE DETAILS • WWW.SUNDGREN.COM
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