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Veterans’ Tribute Concert & Benefit rapidly approaching

HUTCHINSON, Kan. — The Veterans’ Tribute Concert & Benefit is coming to the Cosmosphere next Saturday night. Included in the auction will be the Stars & Stripes guitar sponsored by Eagle Communications.

In all, five custom-designed guitars from Chris Mitchell Guitars will be auctioned off with all proceeds supporting the Veterans’ Memorial coming to South Hutchinson. The Stars & Stripes guitar represents America, while the other four represent a different branch of our armed forces.

Other items in the auction can be found below.

Tibute Points

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Obituaries

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Sharon Wooten

Sharon K. Rickett Wooten

June 8, 1962 – Oct. 29, 2014

Pic-Quik

Age: 52

 

Roy Hale

Roy Alfred Hale Jr.

Jan. 11, 1941 – Oct. 29, 2014

Car Salesman

Age: 73

 

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Patricia M. Dean

March 17, 1940 – Oct. 29, 2014

Homemaker

Age: 74

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Geneva Breeze

Geneva Breeze

June 11, 1919 – Oct. 28, 2014

School Teacher

Age: 95

 

Leonard Lebien

Leonard “Butch” William Lebien Jr.

May 27, 1949 – Oct. 27, 2014

Owner – State Beauty Supply

Age: 65

 

Joseph Emmerich

Joseph Emmerich

Nov. 9, 1923 – Oct. 26, 2014

City Beverage

Age: 90

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Erwin Choitz

Erwin Edward Choitz

May 21, 1927 – Oct. 26, 2014

Senior VP & Controller – Bankers Investment Co.

Controller – International Homes

Age: 87

 

Tanner Flores

Tanner A. Flores

June 23, 1990 – Oct. 24, 2014

UPS Driver

Age: 24

 

Dorothy Gagnebin

Dorothy Gagnebin

May 6, 1929 – Oct. 24, 2014

Compliance Officer

Age: 85

And the winners are …

HUTCHINSON, Kan. — The Downtown Soup and Chili Festival set a record Saturday with 40 entries.

Here’s the list of winners:

Chili:

1st – Jackson Meat

2nd – Lincoln School Food Service

3rd – Matt’s Automotive

Soup:

1st – Fraese Drug Soda Fountain & Grill

2nd – Civitan Club

3rd – Family Community Theater

Big Chili Award for Best Decorated Booth – Lincoln School Food Service (aka The Lunchroom Ladies)

Chili Watch Award for Best Costumes – Family Community Theater

Downtown Hutchinson $100 Gift Certificate Drawing Winner – Bob Schrader

During the Downtown Soup and Chili Festival, the very first Decorate-A-Chair Affair also happened at the Sleep Shoppe and Furniture Gallery. Krystal Keefer-Zeferjahn took her chair and made it into the winning “All Hallow’s Chair.” She won a $500 Shopping Spree to the Sleep Shoppe and Furniture Gallery at 11 N. Main in downtown Hutchinson.

 

Obituaries

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Bonnie Kennemer

Bonnie M. Kennemer

Jan. 4, 1932 – Oct. 23, 2014

Apartment Manager & Beautician

Age: 82

 

LaWanda Hicks

LaWanda “Meme” J. Hicks

Aug. 15, 1938 – Oct. 24, 2014

Deaf Club – Founder

Age: 76

 

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Linda R. Brewster

March 5, 1941 – Oct. 25, 2014

R.N.

Age: 73

 

Donald Claypole

Donald Claypole

Dec. 10, 1933 – Oct. 24, 2014

Claypole Heating & Refrigeration

Age: 80

 

Obituaries

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Wayne Lowe

Wayne Lowe

June 11, 1922 – Oct. 23, 2014

VP/ GM McDonnell Douglas Astronautics Co.

Age: 92

 

Jan Montford

Jan E. Montford

Nov. 7, 1943 – Oct. 22, 2014

R.N.

Age: 70

 

Pink Out

HUTCHINSON, Kan. — Pink Out Night on Tuesday at the Salthawk Activity Center raised nearly $2,800 for the Cancer Council of Reno County.

Midwest Ford and Toyota Superstore of Hutchinson teamed up with Eagle Communications to put on the event for Hutch High volleyball on Senior Night. The Salthawks fell to 21-16 on the season after a 3-1 decision against Salina South.

Despite the loss on the court, the true victory was seen in the lives touched by cancer and the measures being taken to make a positive impact on the community.

Midwest Ford and Toyota will sell the remaining shirts on Saturday at the Boo at the Zoo. Any shirts left over after Saturday will be sold at the next Hutch High football game against Wichita Northwest on Halloween night.

 

 

Downtown Soup and Chili Festival

[ By NANCY SWAIN ]

HUTCHINSON, Kan. — Buy a wrist band for $5 and taste as much soup and chili you can up and down Main Street between Smith’s Market near Avenue B up to Wade Patton InsuranceSoup and Chili Festival at 6th Street. There are 47 entries this year, so you won’t go hungry. There are also eight different bands scheduled to play along Main Street for your entertainment along the way! When you’re done tasting, vote for your favorite. Wrist band/voting booths will be located on each block.

Band at FestivalDuring the Downtown Soup and Chili Festival, Eagle Communications will be located in front of the Sleep Shoppe & Furniture Gallery asking everyone who comes by to vote for their favorite decorated chair in our “Decorate-A-Chair Affair”!  (In the past, we have hosted the Ugly Couch Contest, but this year we decided to let people with creativity have a chance to win the prize.) The winner will be selected by popular vote and will win a $500 shopping spree from the Sleep Shoppe & Furniture Gallery! Plus, we will provide a cookie and a bottle of water for the first 750 people stopping by … because who doesn’t need a sweet treat with all that chili and soup, right?
The Downtown Soup and Chili Festival  is Saturday, Oct. 25, from 11:30 a.m. – 2 p.m. (or until the soup runs out) and sponsored by Downtown Hutchinson, First National Bank of Hutchinson, The Hot Spot, Smith’s Market, Berridge IGA, Jackson Meat, Dollar Sense, PrairieLand Partners, and Stutzman’s Refuse.

HERE ARE THE BEFORE PHOTOS OF CHAIRS ENTERED INTO THE CONTEST.

 VOTE FOR YOUR FAVORITE TRANSFORMATION ON SATURDAY!

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