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TSnews HAYSVILLE – The Haysville City Council took the first steps toward facilitating a possible annex to the Haysville Community Library with action taken at Monday’s meeting. Library director Kenneth Bell told the council that the public has asked the city to establish a financial account, managed by the city, to collect donated funds that would be dedicated to construction of a library annex.

TSnews GODDARD – On May 13, a major bond election vote, with big consequences in the community, will be held. That bond vote was the key discussion topic at last week’s meeting of the Goddard Chamber of Commerce.

Argonia Friday USD 359 Argonia no school. Saturday Argonia Friends Church Easter egg hunt, 10 a.m.

GODDARD – Eisenhower High School drama students will perform “The Dangers for Rosie Risk” this Thursday. The curtain goes up at 7 p.m.

TSnews HAYSVILLE – The Sedgwick County Commission on Monday certified the USD 261 Haysville school bond, which voters approved on April 8. The final tally was 1,382 votes for the bond and 462 against, which is a 3-1 margin.

TSnews HAYSVILLE – It has been a busy month for the Haysville Chamber of Commerce and its members. Chamber members gathered on April 6 at the Kansas Star Casino for the annual Gold Star banquet, and followed that up with their annual monthly meeting last Thursday, held at the Haysville Community Library to celebrate National Library Week.

WELLINGTON – The public is invited to a Sumner County legislative update, planned for Saturday, April 19. The update will run 2-4 p.m.

TSnews CLEARWATER – Plans for the 2025 Clearwater Fall Festival are coming together. During its meeting April 8, the Clearwater City Council reviewed a schedule for the event and approved a special event permit.

From April 1940 Eighteen relatives and friends came to the Albert Reimer home Sunday for a surprise dinner. The occasion was in honor of Mrs.

From April 1930 The local school placed second in the most complete high school county scholarship contest ever held in Sumner County. Conway Springs students who were medal winners in the entire contest, competing against all other students in the county were: Pauline Lange, tied first in English II; Otis Brubaker, first in English III; Leo Freund, first, Lucille Young, second, and Ralph Hopper, third, in algebra; Pauline Lange, first, and Maxine Purcell, second in Latin; Otis Brubaker, second in Constitution; Luther Shetlar, tied for first, and Viola McCool, third in Latin I; Elizabeth Gwin, third in geometry; Norma Myers and Hester Davis, tied with two others for second in Foods I; Clark Evans, second, and Olive Burchinal, third in music, Donals Small, tied for second and Claude Gray, third in agriculture; Otis Brubaker, first, Mervin Myers, second, and Lloyd Bradshaw, tied for third in physics.