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election as the nation’s first black president captivated the world. This time, Obama ground it out with a stay-the-course pitch that essentially boiled down to a plea for more time to make things right and a hope that Congress will be more accommodating than in the past. The vanquished Republican, former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, tried to set a more conciliatory tone on the way off the stage. “At a time like this, we can’t risk partisan bickering,” Romney said after a campaign filled with it. “Our leaders have to reach across the aisle to do the people’s work.” House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, spoke of a dual mandate. “If there is a mandate, it is a mandate for both parties to find common ground and take steps together to help our economy grow and create jobs,” he said. Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky had a more harsh assessment. “The voters have not endorsed the failures or excesses of the president’s first term,” McConnell said. “They have simply given him more time to finish the job they asked him to do together” with a balanced Congress. Obama won at least 303 electoral votes to 206 for Romney, with 270 needed for victory, and had a nearsweep of the nine most hotly contested states. But the close breakdown in the popular vote showed Americans’ differences over
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President and Mrs. Obama stand with their daughters, Sasha, 11, left, and Malia, 14, Tuesday night after the election results. how best to meet the nation’s challenges. With more than 90 percent of precincts reporting, the popular vote went 50 percent for Obama to 48.4 percent for Romney, a businessman-turned-politician. Romney had argued that Obama failed to turn around the economy and he said it was time for a new approach that combined lower taxes and a less intrusive government. Obama’s re-election means his signature health care overhaul will endure, as will the Wall Street overhaul enacted after the economic meltdown. The drawdown of troops in Afghanistan will continue apace. With an aging roster of justices, the president probably will have at least one more nomination to the Supreme Court. The most pressing chal-
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lenges immediately ahead for the 44th president are all too familiar: an economy still baby-stepping its way toward full health; 23 million people out of work or in search of better jobs; civil war in Syria; a menacing standoff over Iran’s nuclear program. Sharp differences with Republicans in Congress on taxes, spending, deficit reduction, immigration and more await. While Republicans control the House, Democrats have at least 52 votes in the Senate and Republicans 45. One newly elected independent isn’t saying which party he’ll side with, and races in Montana and North Dakota were not yet called. Votes also were being counted today in the Montana and Washington gubernatorial races. Even before Obama gets to his second inaugural on Jan. 20, he must deal with the threatened “fiscal cliff.” A combination of automatic tax increases and steep across-the-board spending cuts are set to take effect in January if Washington doesn’t quickly reach a budget deal. Experts have warned that the economy could tip back into recession with an agreement. Despite long lines at polls in many places, turnout overall looked to be down from four years ago as the president pieced together a winning coalition of women, young people, minorities and lower-income voters that reflected the country’s changing demographics. Obama’s superior ground organization in the most contested states was critical to his success. Obama’s victory speech — he’d written a concession, too, just in case — reflected the realities of the rough road ahead. “By itself the recognition that we have common hopes and dreams won’t end all the gridlock, or solve all our problems or substitute for the painstaking work of building consensus and making the difficult compromises needed to move this country forward,” Obama said.
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Iola Middle School wrestlers participating in the IMS Invitational Tuesday were, above, Isaiah Wicoff, top, against Mikel Duffy, Burlington; at upper right, Dacoda Settlemyer, right, against Henry Jessy, Prairie View; and at bottom right, R.J. Holding, foreground, wrestling Kasey Dixon of Frontenac.
Grizzlies pull away from Allen women EL DORADO — Already off to a 2-0 start, Allen Community College’s women were well within striking distance of their third consecutive win to start the 2012-13 season Tuesday. The Red Devils trailed host Butler County Community College by a single point with under four minutes left in regulation before foul trouble reared its
ugly head. “At that point, the proverbial wheels fell off the wagon,” Red Devil head coach Mark James said. Allen County lost four starters to fouls, while two others were whistled four times. Butler County took advantage by outscoring Allen by 22 points in the final four minutes. Also, it at-
Red Devil men fall to Butler EL DORADO — A cold start and colder finish did in Allen Community College’s men Tuesday. The Red Devils fell behind 10-3 to host Butler Community College before rallying to take a 23-21 lead late in the first half. The game went back and forth until about four minutes into the second half when a pair of Grizzlies 3-pointers gave Butler a 10-point lead. The margin beyond 20 points from there as Butler recorded a 90-67 victory. The loss dropped Allen to 1-2 on the season, while Butler improved to 3-0. Cameron Blue continued his torrid early-season play with 27 points and 13 rebounds to pace the Red Devils. But Allen committed 23 turnovers, leading to 32
points for the Grizzlies. Individual statistics for the Red Devils were unavailable. Allen travels to Salina Friday and Saturday to play in the Brown Mackie Classic. The Red Devils take on K-State Salina at 5 p.m. Friday. They tip off at 3 p.m. Saturday against host Brown Mackie.
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tempted 43 free throws in a 78-55 win. “The final score was no indication at all as to what kind of game took place,” James said. “It was a very physically demanding game and had a playoff type atmosphere to it. “Those who see only the final score may be misled by what type of game took place, but those who were in attendance ... witnessed a truly hard-fought battle by both teams who gave maximum effort. Hopefully the rematch (at home Nov. 20) can produce the same high level of play with the obvious exception of a more positive final outcome.” Brittney Redmond led Allen’s scoring with 15 points, while Miracle Davis added 14 points, eight rebounds, three assists and three steals. They were the only two
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“My opinion is we’re ranked too low, however, I’m fine with people overlooking us,” DeGrado said. “When I was rating this last week, our team’s time average was better than a lot of teams ahead of us. It’s a good thing meets are not run on paper. Not having any pressure on us will do us some good. We’ll be able to just get out there and compete. “I believe our team can still be a top-five team,” he continued. “I’d like to see us get a little payback from region/conference and beat some of the runners who beat us there. We have a shot to bring back two NJCAA all-American spots.”
Allen (28-27—55) Butler (31-47—78) Allen (FG/3pt-FT-F-TP): Jones 0/1-4-1-7, Davis 3-8-5-14, Morton 0-2-1-2, Day 1-0-5-2, Redmond 1/3-4-4-15, Peel 0/1-0-4-3, Ware 1-0-5-2, Blackwell 0-6-5-6, Hall 1-02-2, Molisee 0-2-2-2. TOTALS: 7/526-34-55. Assists — Jones 3, Davis, 3. Blocks — Davis 1. Steals — Jones 1, Davis 3, Morton 1, Day 2, Ware 2, Hall 2. Butler Co. totals: 23/2-26-25-78.
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Red Devil players in double figures. The Red Devils shot an ice cold 25 percent (12 of 48) from the field and committed 19 turnovers. Butler County held a 51 to 37 rebound advantage. Officials called 59 fouls in all, 35 against Allen. Hannah Blackwell added six points and seven rebounds for Allen. Ebonie Jones had seven points and three assists. Allen resumes play next Tuesday at Pratt.
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Campbell wins over Wu By JOHN MILBURN Associated Press
TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Carolyn Campbell lamented that she didn’t court enough voters in northeast Kansas in seeking her second term on the State Board of Education. Her opponent, Jack Wu, was outspoken on teaching evolution and has ties to an anti-gay Topeka church notorious for picketing military members’ funerals. Campbell, a Democrat, worried GOP voters would simply follow Wu’s Republican party affiliation. In the end, Campbell, a Topeka Democrat, received more than enough votes in Tuesday’s election, easily defeating Wu, according to unofficial results. “I’m happy I have four more years to work for our children. That’s all I wanted to do,” Campbell said. Also winning seats on the 10-member board were Republican Steve Roberts of Overland Park in the 2nd District of the Kansas City area and former GOP state Rep. Deana Horst of Salina in the 6th District of central Kansas. Wu, a Topeka computer programmer, made opposition to teaching evolution the centerpiece of his campaign. He described evolution as “Satanic lies” and said on a website that public schools were preparing students to be “liars, crooks, thieves, murderers, and perverts.”
Wu also raised eyebrows by saying that he was lured to Kansas from California in 2008 by Westboro Baptist. The Topeka church, led by the Rev. Fred Phelps Sr., is known internationally for picketing with anti-gay slogans and proclaiming that American soldiers’ deaths are God’s punishment for the nation’s tolerance of homosexuality. Wu is not formally a member, but he’s attended services regularly. Republicans, including Gov. Sam Brownback, disavowed Wu in June, and Democrats worked to make sure voters knew about his identification with Westboro Baptist. Wu said he didn’t have the campaign resources to counter Campbell’s ads making an issue of his ties to the church. “I don’t see where that has anything to do with public education. It is what it is,” he said. Campbell, a former Topeka school board member, was elected to her second, four-year term on the state board. She acknowledged that she was worried some voters in GOP-leaning Kansas would simply vote Republican. “I feel like I missed a few people, but I’m pleased with the margin of victory,” Campbell said. “I think a lot of people voted for him going down the ‘R’ list and
didn’t know anything about him.” John Ham, 48, a stayat-home father of two teenagers in Topeka, is a registered Republican but voted for Campbell because of Wu’s ties to Westboro Baptist. He said he, too, worried that about Republicans voting a straight ticket. “I hope that everyone else understood the actual candidates,” he said, leaving his polling place at the Topeka Lutheran School. The election keeps the 10-member board’s balance of power the same, diminishing any chances that Kansas might adopt science standards for its public schools skeptical of evolution, as it has in the past. A coalition of Democrats and moderate Republicans was firmly in the majority. Much of the board’s work in setting education policy has been overshadowed since the late 1990s by debates about how evolution should be taught and the resulting national attention and ridicule. The state had five sets of standards in eight years starting in 1999, as evolution skeptics gained and lost state board majorities in elections. The current, evolution-friendly standards were adopted by the board in 2007, but state law requires them to be updated.
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House health committee chair ousted TOPEKA — The chair of the House Health and Human Services Committee was ousted from a redrawn Wichita district in Tuesday’s election. GOP Rep. Brenda Landwehr, also one of the longest-serving members of the Kansas House, was defeated by Democratic Rep. Nile Dillmore. It was one of several legislative races that pitted incumbents against one another in districts redrawn earlier this year by state judges after the Legislature failed to agree on reapportionment maps. Dillmore, 65, has been in the House since 2001. As the ranking Democrat on the House Taxation Committee, he was outspoken in his opposition to the income tax cuts
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KU to moniter polar ice LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) — University of Kansas researchers are receiving a $1.7 million federal grant to study climate change. The National Science Foundation is awarding the money over three years. It will help the university’s Center for Remote Sensing of Ice Sheets develop enhanced radar that can capture higher-resolution images of polar ice sheets. The ultra-wideband radar will provide more information on things like the conditions of the layers toward the top of an ice sheet. Radar images also help researchers study things such as whether there is water underneath, which can contribute to an area of an ice sheet moving faster than the surrounding ice. Researchers will use the images to find the best spots to drill for ice core samples. Those samples provide a historical record of climate conditions at certain times.
First flu case seen TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — An adult in south-central Kansas who became ill last month has been confirmed as the state’s first flu case of the season. The Kansas City Star reports the Kansas Department of Health and Environment announced the laboratory-confirmed case on Tuesday. Flu cases typically increase during the holidays and peak around February.
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Speedway to hold dinner Those wanting to attend the annual Humboldt Speedway banquet will need to purchase tickets by Sunday. The banquet is at 6 p.m. Nov. 17. Tickets are $15 for adults and $8 for kids under 10. To purchase tickets or to get more information contact Rhenda Whitworth at (620) 431-2470.
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lades are justified for every last one. Jordan Strickler, Cody Cokely and Drew Smith have been on stage often enough that the experience is second nature. McDonald and Colton Schubert are physically imposing, but show soft sides that may surprise. They also leave no doubt they are very good actors, and have the knack of translating
their enjoyment in the craft to the audience. The Bannister girls, Trilby and Olivia, have the advantage of having been involved in many public events and it shows. And it’s a delightful foursome when they, Brynna Hollins and Catherine Venter rush on stage as sirens and furies. Fact is, nary a one of the 28 cast members fails to live up to Spencer’s expecta-
tions, another solid tribute to the talent that flows from Iola High drama classes. Also, there is no doubt that having a professional setting in the Bowlus Center is a catalyst. A handful of drama students aren’t on stage, but without their contributions in the wings with lighting, sound and other animates required to put on a show it wouldn’t approach the success that it is.
Police reports Man makes use of stolen checks
On Nov. 2, Martha Michael reported checks had been stolen in the 700 block of North Washington Avenue. Officers traced the stolen wallet to Marcus Williams, who had used an unauthorized check belonging to Michael to purchase a pizza from a Pizza Hut driver. In addition, Williams used Michael’s checks to purchase an approximated $200 worth of merchandise at Walmart in the 2200 block of North State Street where he was arrested by Iola police officers. He is currently being held in the Allen County Jail under charges of forgery, identity theft and theft by deception.
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Justin Westerman, Iola, and Wendolyn Wycoff, Chanute, were arrested in the first block of West Campbell Street following
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a dispute at their residence on Nov. 1. Westerman was charged with aggravated assault and domestic battery. Wycoff was arrested on a charge of criminal deprivation of property.
Woman hits husband with her vehicle
Lorena Goins, 60, Moran, was arrested Nov. 2 on aggravated battery charges after intentionally striking her husband with her vehicle after they called each other names in the Walmart parking lot on North State Street.
Man arrested
On Nov. 3, police officers responded to reports of a theft in the 2200 block of North State Street. Upon arriving at the scene, the officers arrested Joshua Martin, 39, on warrants issued out of Allen County District Court and Neosho County.
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Jacob Gray, 34, was arrested in the 200 block of South Third Street for possession of methamphetamine, possession of methadone, possession of drug paraphernalia and driving with a suspended license. He was stopped by police while driving a rental car from Illinois that seemed to have a tampered sticker.
Cash missing from purse
On Nov. 1, Rikki Witchley, 29, of Iola said she was shopping in Walmart on North State Street when she noticed items had been falling out of her purse. When recovering the items, she noticed a large amount of cash was missing.
Vehicle stolen
Jana Burke, 44, reported to police officers that her vehicle had been stolen from the 800 block of North Washington Avenue on the
HP computers stolen
On Nov. 3, police officers reported to Walmart on reports of two HP computers being stolen from the store. Witnesses reported two white males had stolen the computers and fled in a black 1997 Lincoln Continental. The license plate showed a Pittsburg, address. An investigation is ongoing.
Wheelchair stolen
Becky Reaves, 52, of Iola, reported her new wheelchair had been stolen off of her front porch on the afternoon of Nov. 4.
Woman nearly run off road by husband
Cheryl Dillow, 69, Iola, reported she was nearly run off the road by her husband in the 900 block of West Patterson Avenue.
The annual Iola Veterans Day celebrations will be Saturday. Lieutenant Colonel Eric Blankenship, commander of the 891st engineer battalion will be speaking at the 11 a.m. ceremony in front of the veterans wall on the square.
Music will be provided by Becky French. The parade will begin at noon. The Iola Elks will host a bean feed at noon. Meals are available for a freewill donation. For more information contact Alfred Link at (620) 365-7149.
Livestock market At the Parsons Livestock Market sale Wednesday, 986 cattle were sold. Choice cows 80-88; canners & cutters 63-80; shelly cows, 63 and back; choice bulls 90-99; lower grades 81-90. Steers: Up to 400# 160-
200; 400# to 500# 157-180; 500# to 600# 150-164; 600# to 700# 140-150; 700# to 800# 125-145; 800# and over 120-130. Heifers: Up to 400# 150165; 400# to 500# 145-158; 500# to 600# 140-148; 600# to 700# 125-135; 700# to 800# 120-130.
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Wednesday - Knowledge at noon “Gifts from Morris the kitchen,” Anderson Luedke County Annex building, Garnett, 12:10-12:50; Rural 852-3379 Water District No. 5 board meeting, 7:30 p.m.; 15 county bus to Iola, phone 24 hours before you need a can bring canned goods to ride 785-448-4410 any weekthe church Sunday mornday. ing; Wednesday - Working School Calendar Wonders Christian WomMonday - Veterans proen’s council 7 p.m.; Nov. 17 gram, 9 a.m.; Tuesday - Harvest Feast, City Hall middle school basketball at community room at 5 p.m. Marmaton Valley, 5:30 p.m.; to prepare plates to take Wednesday - FFA Leadership to some in the community, at Dover; Nov. 15 - middle eat at 6 p.m. The congregaschool basketball at Crest vs. tion brings vegetables, salWestphalia, 5 p.m. ads and desserts. Working Meal site Monday salisbury Wonders CWC provides steak, mashed potatoes, the meat, potatoes, and gravy, brussel sprouts, rolls. A good-sized crowd wheat bread, fruit cocktail; attended the Christian Wednesday -chicken fried steak, mashed potatoes, Church hayrack ride and gravy, fiesta veggies, wheat picnic Sunday evening at roll, Jell-O with fruit; Fri- Kendall and Christy Mcday - ham and beans, zuc- Ghee’s home. Scripture read at the chini and tomato, wheat United Methodist Church roll, scalloped apples. service Sunday was Psalm Phone 852-3479 for reserva24:1-6, Proverbs 3:9-10 and tions. John 16:1-17. Doug Phillips Churches At the Christian Church was the guest speaker service the children’s church performed “Jesus, Super Hero.” Grace Riebel told about her trip to Korea. The Scripture was Matthew 23:1-39. Pastor Mark McCoy’s sermon was “Not a Fan: More Than Rules.” Sunday - 7th and 8th graders meet at the church 3 p.m. to start the new group, MAD (Make a Difference) House, youth group. They will be collecting canned goods for E-Kan, people out of town
Harvest for Him
The children’s church group at the Christian Church sponsored a “Harvest for Him” carnival with fun music for the kids, trunk or treat and a soup supper on Oct. 28. Proceeds went to the mission’s work that the children’s church has been supporting. Christmas parade
Colony is readying for Santa’s return. Dec. 1 is Colony’s 8th annual Christmas Parade. This year’s theme is “A Picture
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Perfect Christmas.” The Christmas opening event is a chili and soup fundraiser supper hosted by the After Prom Committee held from 4 to 6 p.m. at the City Hall community room. Parade lineup is at 6 p.m. on North Depot Street. These events follow: Love Lights A Tree, 6:15; Forever in Our Hearts tree project, 6:20; downtown street and business lighting, 6:25; parade at 6:30 and Santa’s visit follows the parade at the Colony GSSB bank building. Hot chocolate and hot coffee will be served during the event. Churches, clubs, and individuals are urged to participate. You may participate by wagon, on foot, car, truck or horseback. Contact the GSSB-Colony Branch employees at 620852-3512 for a parade entry or other information.
will also be placed on the Christmas tree in the bank yard. Proceeds will go to Colony’s Firemen First Responders. Sign-up sheets are found at the bank and the Country Diner. Around town
Let’s light the Christmas tree with doves in honor of or in memory of those who fight the battle against cancer and those who continue to be in our hearts. Signin sheets are found at the GSSB Colony Bank or at the Country Diner. Place your special person’s name on the sheet and the dove color you wish to be hung from the tree. Donations of $5 per dove may be made. Proceeds go to the American Cancer Society.
The aftermath of Hurricane Sandy was devastating. Allene Luedke’s brother and his wife, Wilmington, Del., were fortunate. They did not have power for about 24 hours, received high wind that took most of the beautiful fall leaves, but there were no down trees and their neighbors are fine. How about your December birthday or wedding anniversary? Phone 620-852-3379, email colonynews@ckt.net, mail or bring to 702 Pine Street. Leave it in “leave-a-note” box in carport. Weather alert: Colony residents who wish to get National Weather Service severe weather warnings by phone via the county’s Code Red system should register online at www.andersoncountyks.org, click Public safety/emergency management, or pick up registration forms at the Colony City Office. You must be registered to receive the severe weather warnings by landline or cell phone. For more information contact AC Emergency Management at 785-448-6797.
Bulbs may be donated in memory of someone dear to you who has passed on. The bulbs are $5 each and
The first crossword puzzle appeared in a newspaper in 1913. The word for someone who does crosswords — “cruciverbalist.”
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State faces $328 million budget hole By MIKE SHIELDS KHI News Service
TOPEKA — Kansas policymakers can expect a $328 million budget shortfall in the coming fiscal year, according to new revenue projections released today by the state’s official revenue estimating panel. That means the 2013 Kansas Legislature after it convenes in January must significantly cut spending and/or raise taxes in order to meet the constitutional mandate of maintaining a balanced budget for the fiscal year that begins July 1. State general fund revenues over the next 18 months are expected to drop more than $1 billion, mostly as a result of the biggest tax cut in state history. The income tax reductions were approved by Gov. Sam Brownback and the 2012 Legislature but are not effective until Jan. 1. The scheduled rollback of a sales tax increase approved in 2010 also is a factor expected to decrease the amount of money the state takes in to cover the costs of schools, prisons and a broad range of other programs. The state is expected to end the current fiscal year with $470 million in reserves otherwise the anticipated shortfall for fiscal 2014 would be that much deeper. The Consensus Estimating Group, which includes three university economists, legislative research experts and officials from
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State general fund revenues over the next 18 months are expected to drop more than $1 billion, mostly as a result of the biggest tax cut in state history. used since 1975. The panel’s report Wednesday was the first one to include projections for fiscal year 2014. Budget Director Steve Anderson said it was too soon to say how the Brownback administration would propose closing the anticipated budget gap. The governor is expected to deliver his budget plan to the Legislature in January and Anderson said many details of the recommendations still were being worked out. But Anderson said the governor intended to see K-12 education programs “fully funded” and that an earlier directive from the budget office to state agencies to prepare for 10 percent cuts in the coming fiscal year “doesn’t apply to K-12.” Education spending accounts for the single biggest portion of the state budget followed by the costs of social services for the poor, elderly and disabled. Anderson said the tax bill signed by the governor wasn’t the one Brownback originally proposed but “it was the only tax cut” he got from the Legislature. He said he didn’t think a tax increase would be necessary to balance the coming budget but that it wouldn’t be up to him to decide.
Spiderweb delays voting REHOBOTH, Mass. (AP) — It wasn’t hanging chads or voter fraud that delayed the vote count in one Massachusetts town — it was a spider. Rehoboth Town Clerk Kathleen Conti says one of the town’s aging voting machines, which she’s been pressing to have replaced for several years, malfunctioned Tuesday morning. She called a technician, who said a spider web apparently prevented the machine’s scanner from counting ballots. Conti tells The Sun Chronicle of Attleboro all Rehoboth’s voting machines received preventive maintenance a month ago. The vote count wasn’t completed until Wednesday afternoon. Rehoboth voters favored Republican presidential challenger Mitt Romney and incumbent Republican U.S. Sen. Scott Brown, but went for Democratic U.S. House candidate Joseph Kennedy III. Rehoboth, with about 12,000 residents, is about 50 miles southwest of Boston.
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Thomas and Ethel Cellers Thomas Eugene Cellers Sr. and Ethel Lorene Castle were married Nov. 14, 1942, in Burlington. They relocated to Iola in 1954 when Tom became the shop chief at the Iola branch of the National Guard. Tom was in the Guard for 37 years before retiring. Ethel was a homemaker and has kept the home fires burning throughout their marriage. The couple has two children; Sharyl Zajic of Iola, and Tom Jr. and his wife, Dr. Diane Bodemann, of
Ell and Mary Lowell Marion “Ell” and Mary Lowell are celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary. They were married Nov. 19, 1962, in St. Louis, Mo. They moved to Iola three years ago from Oregon. They have five children, Robert, Jack, Carl, Kim and John. They have 14 grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren.
Melvin’s sorority wins dance competition The Black Student Union at Emporia State University hosted “Step Explosion: 2012 ESU/BSU Step Down” Nov. 3 at Albert Taylor Hall. Marah Melvin choreographed the step routine for her sorority, Sigma S i g m a Sigma, and was a lead d a n c e r , Marah Melvin stepper and caller in the routine. Her sorority won the competition and the first place trophy for their sorority house. A portion of the proceeds from the show benefit the Salvation Army. Marah is a senior at ESU majoring in theater and theater education with a minor in musical theater.
Hot Springs, Ark. There are five grandchildren: Nicole Hines and her husband, Shawn, of Iola; Scott Cellers and his wife, Tonya, of Hot Springs Ark.; and Jackson Cellers, Gretchen Cellers and Stephanie Cellers, all of Fayetteville, Ark. The couple also has three great-grandchildren, Weston, Wyatt and Cole Hines of Iola. The couple will have a family celebration at a later time to commemorate the event.
Staci Collins and Adam Slater Staci Rae Collins and Adam Douglas Slater, Yates Center, were married Sept. 8, 2012, at 5 p.m. at the Culbertson homestead. Jim Uhlig officiated the wedding. Staci is the daughter of Ray and Susie Collins, Iola. She is a teacher at Growing Place Daycare in Humboldt. She has a degree in veterinary assisting. Adam is the son of Steve and Sharon Slater, Yates Center. He is in the U.S. Navy and is currently deployed. The couple currently lives in Ramona, Calif. Staci’s grandparents are Ike and Rosie Collins, Piqua. Adam’s grandmother is Ethel Strawn, Yates Center. Melany Megenity, Humboldt, was the maid of honor. Torrie Woods, Topeka, Terra Woods, Salina, and Tia Green, Yates Center, were the bridesmaids. Justin Dempsay, Wichita, was the best man. George Goodell, Piqua, Seth Da-
vis, Yates Center, and Paul O’Brien, Yates Center, were the groomsmen. Luke Collins, Piqua, and Ty McDonald, Yates Center, were ushers.
Amy Leonard, Iola, and Ryan Sleeper, Overland Park, are engaged to be married on March 2, 2013 at Resurrection Downtown, followed by a reception at Boulevard Brewery, Kansas City, Mo. Amy is the daughter of Brenda Leonard and the late Gary Leonard, Iola. Ryan is the son of Pam and Steve Benton, Shawnee, and Jeff Sleeper, Orlando, Fla. Amy’s grandparents are Betty and Myron Rush, Iola, and Bessie Leonard and the late Calvin Leonard, Humboldt. Ryan’s grandparents are Nancy Boyd and the late Jack Boyd, Shawnee, and Ruth Sleeper and the late Carl Sleeper, Lawrence. Amy has bachelor of arts degrees in political science and history from
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