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Iola Middle School lists honor rolls
Obituary Taffy Busch
Taffy Mae Busch, 55, Iola, died Monday, March 9, 2015, at Allen County Regional Hospital. Cremation has taken place and graveside services will be in the Fredonia City Cemetery at a later date. Waugh-Yokum & Friskel Memorial Chapel assisted the family. To sign the guestbook online or leave a condolence, go to www.iolafuneral.com.
Court report DISTRICT COURT Judge Daniel Creitz Domestic cases filed: Revelle Builders of N.C., Inc. vs. Alternative Energy Solutions International, Inc., et al, other contract Community National Bank & Trust vs. D&D Propane, contract Sherrie Emmons vs. William Yeadon, protection from stalking Sherrie Emmons vs. Dorothy Yeadon, protection from stalking Kansas Dept. of DCF vs. Melissa D. Young, other domestic relations Kansas Dept. of DCF vs. Janelle H. Tipton, other domestic relations Ivan Johnson vs. Sarah Whitcomb-Johnson, divorce. Kansas Dept. of DCF, et al vs. Jeffery K. Sellman, other domestic relations Chad Smith, et al vs. Shannon Snoddy, other domestic relations Sarah Hyden vs. Robert Hyden, divorce Convicted as follows: James L. Hall, Emporia, possessing methamphetamine, sentencing scheduled for April 20 Christopher L. Steinbrook, Iola, distributing methamphetamine within 1,000 feet of a school, sentencing scheduled for April 20 Sentenced as follows: Lendsey M. Buckman, LaHarpe, possessing drug paraphernalia, sentenced to 11 months in jail, suspended for 12 months probation Nicole L. Likes, Iola, possessing drug paraphernalia, sentenced to 11 months in jail, suspended for 12 months probation Marriage license issued: Rachel S. Chambers and Trustin G. Hays MAGISTRATE COURT Judge Thomas Saxton Convicted of failure to wear a seat belt and fined $10: Kevin W. Stoll, Iola Chelsea D. Gumfory, LaHarpe Chad C. Kalousek, Humboldt, no child safety seat, $70 Lori Brown, Iola Ryan Stephens, Moran Jeff A. Ford, Moran Convicted of speeding: Darla D. Henderson, Humboldt, 75/55, $213 Gregory C. McCullough, Neosho Falls, 65/55, no seat belt, $330 Ricky J. Haggard, Chanute, 87/65, $312 Charles O. Marsh, Humboldt, 72/55, no seat belt, $205 Convicted as follows with fines assessed: Aleed Y. Flaifel, Brooklyn, Minn., motor carrier violations, $223 Chris Basher, Iola, battery, $433, sentenced to 15 days in jail, suspended for six months probation Erick A. Salazar, Iola, driving without a valid license, $208 Cases deferred with fines assessed: Melissa L. Buckner, Yates Center, illegally possessing Clonazepam, $833 Christopher L. Thorn, Iola, domestic battery, $433 Cynthia A. Christy, Gas, illegally possessing hydrocodone, theft, $218 Juvenile case deferred: Adam R.P. Cole, Chanute, driving while intoxicated, possessing alcohol as a minor, disorderly conduct, $1,431 Criminal cases filed: Matthew G. Meek, Iola, theft, disorderly conduct Heather F. Vandenberg, LaHarpe, possessing marijuana Jon T. Dreisbach, Bronson, driving while intoxicated, domestic battery, refusing preliminary breath test Andrew L. Garner, Iola, possessing drug paraphernalia Kristi J. Arbuckle, Bronson, aggravated endangering a child, driving while intoxicated Contract cases filed: Boren’s Roofing, inc. vs. Ron Conaway Raymond Maloney, et al vs. Joseph Hull Raymond Maloney, et al vs. Stevie Hull Raymond Maloney, et al vs. James Laroche Diebolt Lumber & Supply, Inc. vs. Matthew Martin IOLA MUNICIPAL COURT Judge Thomas Saxton Convicted as follows with fines assessed: Conrad R. Cavanaugh, Iola, failure to yield, $180 Savannah R. Haner, Iola, disorderly conduct, $180, probation ordered
Friends University names first female president WICHITA, Kan. (AP) — Friends University has named Amy Bragg Carey as its 14th president and the first woman in its history to hold that post in a permanent capacity. The Wichita Eagle said Carey comes to the Friends University from the University of Northwestern in St. Paul, Minnesota, where she had been
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Iola Middle School has announced its honor rolls for the third nine weeks of the 2014-15 academic year. Those earning a 4.0 grade-point average were named to the Principal’s Honor Roll. Those with a 3.0 to 3.99 GPA were named to the Regular Honor Roll. The students are:
Principal’s Honor Roll Eighth Grade Mia Aronson, Ashley Crane, Jacob Eyster, Jonathan Miller, Piper Moore, Cole Regehr, Kassy Shelby, Jennifer Tidd, Jeremy Waldman, Emily Weide and Katelynn Weide. Seventh Grade Elka Billings, Jonathan Boley, Haley Carlin, Eason Cheung, Torrance DePriest, Alexandra Fager, Sabrina Flynn, Sydni Keagle, Breanna
Northcutt, Carlie Payne, Andre Quinn, Courtland Sager, Ella Taylor and Alexandria Vega. Sixth Grade Jack Adams, Dillon Bycroft, Lorie Carpenter, Audrey Coltrane, Jada Cunningham, Jayce Doolittle, Grace Garner, Joshua Kaufman, Levi Meiwes, Jenna Miller, Ashton Olsten, Averie Sharon, Dillon Slaven, Jessica Tidd, Henry Wicoff. Regular Honor Roll Eighth Grade Spencer Ames, Blake Ashmore, Shaylee Baker, Tavon Bass, Hunter Baughn, Dustin Bonnett, Jacob Burcham, Paige Burrough, Derek Bycroft, Jaden Channel, Jackson Cone, Jonathan Cress, Natalie DeGrado, Gentry Dougherty, Brady Folk, Andrew Geddry, Hailei Gregg, Blake Haar, Chloe Hageman, Madisyn Holloway, Benjamin Jahr, Mathew Karr, Dalton Kerr, Kolt Knoblich, Hannah Krone, Alexzay Luck-
Humboldt man arrested OTTAWA — Matthew Allen, 26, Humboldt, faces charges after Ottawa police officers said he resisted arrest during a traffic stop Sunday. According to the Ottawa Herald, Allen was arrested Sunday afternoon in downtown Ottawa for allegedly possess-
ing methamphetamine and drug paraphernalia, driving while intoxicated, not having proper registration or liability insurance and not wearing a seat belt. An additional charge was pending after he allegedly resisted arrest during the stop.
Marine among victims CAMP LEJEUNE, N.C. (AP) — Just four days before he was killed in a helicopter crash, Staff Sgt. Andrew Seif was awarded one of the military’s highest honors for heroism, a commendation he earned for his efforts to save a mortally wounded friend in heavy gunfire in Afghanistan. Seif, 26, was given the Silver Star in a room full of his fellow Marines, walking arm in arm with his wife after the ceremony. The boy who grew up playing soldier in his Michigan backyard was hailed by one of his superiors, Maj.
Gen. Joseph L. Osterman, as a selfless person who put himself in the line of fire so that Sgt. Justin Hansen wouldn’t be left behind. He and Hansen came under heavy fire as they closed in on a bomb expert in Afghanistan. His comrade was wounded; Seif moved him to safety, treated his wounds and fired back. The young Marine’s story emerged Friday when the Marines killed in the crash were publicly identified, some three days after the crash. The deceased had been students and husbands, officers and sons.
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Tax increases for cigarette and alcohol sales, and perhaps fuel, are expected, Brocker said. He said changes in deductions for income taxpayers and possible elimination of the $20,000 residential exemption for the 20-mill statewide property tax to support state aid to public schools were other considerations. If the residential exemption were removed, it would cost home owners an additional $46.
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With the upcoming year’s budget having to be in place by July 1, Brocker said he expected the sess i o n John Brocker “to be a long one,” likely extending well into May. A property tax increase for agricultural land has been mentioned, but Brocker doubts if it will materialize.
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