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C O F F E Y C O U N T Y H I S T O R I C A L S O C I E T Y &
M U S E U M
Chili Feed, last Saturday in January 2010 This year’s Ham and
Bean Feed has been changed to the Chili Feed. The museum will be
serving chili, cornbread, hot dogs, chips, and cobbler from 11:00
am– 2:00 pm. The museum will sell any remaining food or cobbler
after 2:00 pm. So come in
out of the cold and warm up to a nice bowl of chili! We
encourage members to bring family and friends with you. We hope to
see you there! The museum also has made a “wish list” that is
located on page 11 for items that we need to make this event
possible.
We will not be asking for people to make pies this year. All
food is going to be prepared by the museum staff. Items on the list
is what is needed to make and prepare the food. All donations will
be greatly appreciated.
Website:
www.coffeycountymuseum.org
Phone: 620-364-2653
Toll Free: 888-877-2653
Fax: 620-364-8933
Email: [email protected]
It is that time of year again when schools are booking tours.
The staff loves having young inquiring minds to teach about our
artifacts we have on display. Recently, a group of Westphalia
kindergarteners and first graders came in for a tour. The group
also included some parents and teachers. They spent their time
touring the museum and
doing activities. Our staff really enjoyed the kids and their
interesting stories and questions about the artifacts. To end their
time at the museum, the children made teepees and headbands. It was
a great time shared by all. The museum offers many activities to
choose from for school students during
their time at the museum. This list includes apple peeling,
candle dipping, butter churning, silhouettes, paper teepees, Indian
headbands, paper quilts, yarn dolls, and basket weaving.
School Tours
Coffey County Board of Directors: President : Andrea
Schiffelbein
Vice President: Carol Sunseri
Treasurer: Brenda Klubek
Secretary: Becky Jewett
Retha Sleezer
Warren Wilson
Maureen Eggleston
Volume 6, Issue 4
November 2009
Inside this issue: Gift Shop 2
Sneak Peek of Cookbook 2
Books in the Gift Shop 3
Gift Shop Items 4-9
Order Form 10-11
Quilt Raffle 12
Gazebo Bricks 13
Membership 14
Lifetime Membership 15
Wish List 11
Coffey County Museum Staff:
Executive Director: Deborah Stinson Kennamore
Curator: Shirley Gorge
Superintendent: Walter Mayne
Office: Erin Burdick
Above: Curator, Shirley Gorge, explains to the Westphalia 1st
graders why gloves are needed when handling artifacts. For most of
the students, this was their first time visiting the museum. Left:
Walter Mayne cleans a stamp for a kinder-garten student. The
Kindergarten class made Indian headbands, and the first grade class
made teepees.
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Don’t forget us this holiday for your gift needs!! Our gift shop
offers many unique gift items. One of our hot items right now is
our History, Heritage and Home Cooking cookbook. This is the
perfect book for those who collect recipe books. It is filled with
over 300 pages of great recipes, history, facts, and old photos
from Coffey County. This is a very unique cookbook making it a
“must have!” To show history with recipes we have included a sneak
peak recipe in this newsletter. History, Heritage and Home Cooking
makes a great Christmas presents as well as wedding gift, shower
gift, graduation present, birthday present, etc. It can be yours
for $29.95 each or buy two and get the third one for half off! We
also have “Images: 150 Years of History in Burlington, Kansas.”
There are only a
few books left, so hurry in and get yours today! They are on
sale for $19.00. Other great gift items are our lifetime
memberships and gazebo bricks. Buy a loved one a lifetime
membership so they can enjoy all the membership benefits for life!
The gazebo bricks are a great gift for any occasion; graduations,
weddings, birthdays, Christmas, etc... Engrave their name in
history! We also have many sterling silver charms for bracelets and
necklaces. Our list of charms for sale are: 57 Chevy, American
Flag, Barn, Bike, Bird House, Pick-up Truck, Scarecrow, Sad Iron,
Tin Man, Tornado, Baskets (many
designs to choose from), Ferris Wheel, Filigree Bell, Fishing
Reel, Flower Box, Sewing Machine, Scrapbook, School, Farm All
Tractor, John Deere Tractor, Hot Air Balloon, Quilt Square (9
designs to choose from), Baby Shoes, Mary Jane Shoes, Slippers,
Wheel Barrow, Flyer Wagon, Watering Can, Baby Buggy, Amish Buggy,
Lion, Log Cabin, Merry-go-
round, State of Kansas, Straw Hat, Sunflower, Good Witch, Bad
Witch, Dorothy, Church, Computer, Outhouse, Pink Ribbon, Pitcher on
Tray, Rocking Chair, Yellow Ribbon, Tea Pot, and Victorian Ice
Skate. We also have Ruby Slippers Earrings and Toto Earrings
along with many bracelets and spacers.
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From the “History, Heritage and Home Cooking”
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Gift Shop
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“As I Remember It:” A Memoir by Esther Imhof” Compiled by Ray
Imof and Doris M. Johnson $21.21
A Kid’s Guide to Kansas City by Diana Lambdin Meyer and Kathryn
Lutz Dusenbery $15.89
A Quirky Little Cookbook- recipe's stuff from Sharon Spade
$10.63
Coffey County Vol. 1- A glimpse into its past, present and
future complied by Wanda Christy $10.63
Death on the Western Frontier- Kansas 1875-1879 by Eugene D.
Fleharty and Gary K. Hulett $15.95
Forever Kansas! $31.84
Gusty Women by Doris M. Johnson $25.46
History, Heritage and Home Cooking Recipe Book $29.95 each or
buy 2 get 3rd 1/2 off!
Images: 150 Years of History in Burlington, KS $31.84 $20.20
Kansas- Simply Beautiful photographed by John C. Avery, Charles
Gurche and Steve Mulligan $31.84
Kansas Barns II- Sketches by Martha Knudsen $21.26
Memories of Paul Bohrer- BHS Class of 1941: A past resident of
Coffey County- Compiled June 2000 $5.32
Nine Thousand Miles to Kansas- Finding Humor Amid the Potholes
Along the Road of Life by Ellie Scown $26.58
One Room Country Schools of Kansas by Bill Samuelson $13.55
Panoramic Kansas Vol. One images by Mark Feiden and Edward C
Robison III $13.77
The Kansas Landscape Vol. One images by Mark Feiden and Edward C
Robison III $11.64
The Prairie Table Cookbook $31.84
Sheheke- Mandan Indian Diplomat- The story of White Coyote,
Thomas Jefferson, and Lewis and Clark by Tracy Potter $16.95
Yesterday’s Tomorrows- Past Visions of the American Future by
Joseph J Corn and Brain Horrigan $10.63
Books in the Gift Shop (tax included in price)
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A. 1908 Burlington- 8 note cards & envelopes $10.63
B. Automobiles- Wooden $0.53
C. Bangle- Large Eternity (sm, med, or lg) $29.76
D. Bookmark- Kansas $2.66
E. Bracelet- Double Link 7 ½” $19.13
F. Bracelet- Flower $21.26
G. Bracelet- Single Link 7 ½” $14.88
H. Charm- 57 Chevy $10.63
I. Charm- American Flag $10.63
J. Charm- Barn $12.76
K. Charm- Basket- Apple $10.63
L. Charm- Basket- Berry $10.63
M. Charm- Basket- Dorothy $10.63
N. Charm- Basket- Double Handle $17.01
O. Charm- Basket- Egg $14.88
P. Charm- Basket- Large Picnic $25.51
Q. Charm- Basket- Oval $10.63
R. Charm- Basket- Small Round $12.76
S. Charm- Basket- Small Swing Handle $12.76
T. Charm- Basketball $10.63
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Gift Shop Items (tax included in price)
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B.
D.
M. N.
O.
P.
Q. R.
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T.
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U. Charm- Bike– Large Wheels $6.38
V. Charm– Bike– Small Wheels $6.38
W. Charm- Bird House $10.63
X. Charm- Buggy- Amish $8.50
Y. Charm- Buggy- Baby $8.50
Z. Charm- Church $8.50
Aa. Charm- Computer $8.50
Ab. Charm- Dorothy $10.63
Ac. Charm- Ferris Wheel $10.63
Ad. Charm- Filigree Bell $10.63
Ae. Charm- Fishing Reel $10.63
Af. Charm- Flower Box $10.63
Ag. Charm Holder- OZ $14.88
Ah. Charm- Hot Air Balloon- Color $10.63
Ai. Charm- Hot Air Balloon- Silver $10.63
Aj. Charm- Lion $10.63
Ak. Charm- Log Cabin $8.50
Al. Charm- Merry-Go-Round $19.13
Am. Charm- Outhouse $14.88
An. Charm- Pick-Up $10.63
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Gift Shop Items (cont.) (tax included in price) U.
V.
W.
X.
Y.
Z. Aa.
Ab.
Ac.
Ad.
Ae.
Af.
Ag.
Ah.
Ai.
Aj.
Ak.
Al.
Am.
An.
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Ao. Charm- Pitcher on Tray $12.76
Ap. Charm- Quilt- 6 Point Star Revised $8.50
Aq. Charm- Quilt- All American Star $8.50
Ar. Charm- Quilt- Cherry Basket $8.50
As. Charm- Quilt- Fan $8.50
At. Charm- Quilt- Friendship Star $8.50
Au. Charm- Quilt- Log Cabin $8.50
Av. Charm- Quilt- Overall “Bill” $8.50
Aw. Charm- Quilt- See Saw $8.50
Ax. Charm- Quilt- Sunbonnet “Sue” $8.50
Ay. Charm- Ribbon- Pink $10.63
Az. Charm- Ribbon- Yellow $10.63
Ba. Charm Ring– Extra $1.59
Bb. Charm- Rocking Chair $12.76
Bc. Charm- Sad Iron $10.63
Bd. Charm- Scarecrow $10.63
Be. Charm- School $8.50
Bf. Charm- Scrapbook $8.50
Bg. Charm- Sewing Machine $8.50
Bh. Charm- Shoes- Baby $10.63
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Gift Shop Items (cont.) (tax included in price)
TIMELINES
Ao. Ap. Aq.
Ar. As. At.
Au. Av. Aw.
Ax.
Ay. Az. Ba.
Bb.
Bc.
Bd.
Be. Bf.
Bg.
Bh.
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Bi. Charm- Shoes- Mary Jane $8.50
Bj. Charm- Shoes- Slippers $8.50
Bk. Charm Spacer Beads $1.59
Bl. Charm- State of Kansas $6.38
Bm. Charm- Straw Hat $10.63
Bn. Charm- Sunflower $10.63
Bo. Charm- Tea Pot- #6 $10.63
Bp. Charm- Tea Pot- Hinged lid $10.63
Bq. Charm- Tin Man $10.63
Br. Charm- Tornado $6.38
Bs. Charm- Tractor- Farm All $10.63
Bt. Charm- Tractor- John Deere $10.63
Bu. Charm- Victorian Ice Skate $10.63
Bv. Charm- Wagon $10.63
Bw. Charm- Watering Can $12.76
Bx. Charm- Wheel Barrow $10.63
By. Charm- Witch- Bad $10.63
Bz. Charm- Witch- Good $10.63
Ca. Coffee Cup- Coffey County $5.15
Cb. Coffee Cup- Coffey County Museum $5.15
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Gift Shop Items (cont.) (tax included in price)
Bi.
Bj.
Bk.
Bl.
Bm.
Bn.
Bo.
Bp.
Bq.
Br.
Bs.
Bt.
Bu.
Bv.
Bw.
Bx.
By.
Bz.
Cb.
Ca.
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Cc. Coffee Cup- Kansas Sightseers $7.44
Cd. Coffee Cup- Kansas Sunflower $7.44
Ce. Coffee Cup- Kansas Symbols $7.44
Cf. Coffee Cup- Kansas Tornado $7.44
Cg. Coffee Cup- Kansas Wizard of Oz $7.44
Ch. Cowboy Cards– 8 note cards & envelopes $9.04
(saddle or night riders)
Ci. Earrings- Ruby Slippers $21.26
Cj. Earrings- Toto $17.01
Ck. Kansas Cards– 2 ea. of 4 designs (a or b) $8.45
Cl. Kansas Cards- Large (storm or sunflower) $12.76
Cm. Kansas Cards– 8 note cards & envelopes $3.19
Cn. Kansas Tornados $6.91
Co. Keychain- Kansas Locket $6.38
Cp. Keychain- Penny $6.38
Cq. Keychain- Wizard of OZ Flashlight $3.19
Cr. Key chains (Kansas or beaded Kansas) $3.19
Cs. Lapel Pin- Coffey County $3.19
Ct. License Plate- Proud to Be An American $5.32
Cu. Magnet $3.19
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Gift Shop Items (cont.) (tax included in price)
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Cc. Cd.
Ce. Cf.
Cg.
Cj.
Ci.
Ch. Ch. Cm.
Ck. a
Ck. b
Cl.
Cl. Ct.
Cs.
Cu.
Cq.
Cn.
Co.
Cr.
Cr.
Cp.
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Cv. Magnet- Banner $4.25
Cw. Memo Block $10.63
Cx. Mouse Pad- Coffey County Museum $5.32
Cy. Notepad- Coffey County Museum $0.53
Cz. Notepad– Kansas Magnet $3.51
(Oz, KS Elements, or Sunflower)
Da. Pen (Oz, KS, or Museum) $2.13
Db. Pencil Sharpener- Die Cast Iron $2.13
Dc. Pin- Dorothy, Lion, Tin Man $53.15
Dd. Pin- Farm $42.52
De. Postcards (KS, Museum, or Wolf Creek) $0.27
Df. Shirt- Coffey County Museum T-shirt $12.76
(small, medium, large, or XL)
Dg. Shirt- Denim Coffey County Museum $26.58
(small, medium, large, or XL)
Dh. Shot Glass- Coffey County Museum $4.25
Di. Shot Glass-Kansas (sunflower, flag, or map) $3.19
Dj. Spoon- Kansas $2.66
Dk. Thimble- Kansas $2.66
Dl. Windmill (about foot tall) $28.95
*If you have any question about any of the items, please call us
at (620) 364-2653 or email [email protected]. Some items
are limited on quantity. So hurry and reserve yours today!
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Gift Shop Items (cont.) (tax included in price)
Cv. Cw. Cx.
Cz. Oz Cz. KS Cz. Sun.
Db.
Da. Cx.
Di.
Sunflower Flag Map
Dh.
Dk.
De.
De. Dj.
Dl. Df. Dg.
Dc. Dd.
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Gift Shop Order Form
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Shipping Information Name:
Address
City: State: Zip Code:
E–mail:
Telephone:
Design/Size Description Price Each Sub Total
Subtotal:
Shipping and Handling (see next page):
Total:
Quantity
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Just like everyone else during this time of the year, we are
making our wish list for “Santa.” Our first list is what we are
hoping to receive to help out with our Chili Feed that is being
held on January 30, 2010. We hope all of these items will be
donated. You may also donate money that will be used to purchase
items for the event. The last list is items we are wishing for to
help us make the museum look great and help our staff work more
efficiently. Please mark items you are willing to donate and detach
the list and mail it to the museum by December 20th so we have time
to assess what is needed. Donation need to be received by January
22. We have more wishes that are not listed. Please contact the
museum for more on our wish list.
Chili Feed Wish List:
Medium disposable tin roaster pans
8x11 disposable tin cake pans
Foil
Saran wrap
5 gallon plastic buckets w/lids
Nathan hot dogs
Hot dog buns
Relish
Ketchup
Jiffy Yellow cornbread mix
Butter
Sugar
Flour
Milk
Canned or frozen:
Peaches
Cherry
Apple
Blueberry
Gooseberry
Strawberry
Rhubarb
Boysenberry
Buffalo meat (ground)
Deer meat (ground)
14 ½ oz. can stewed tomatoes
16 oz. can red kidney beans
Garlic powder
Onion
Cumin powder
Chili powder
Black pepper
Salt
Small, medium, large plastic gloves
Individual snack size chips
*Monetary donation for chili feed supplies
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Shipping Information Shipping for Books:
Books will be shipped Media Mail.
1 book = $3.16
2 or more books = $3.94 plus $.39 per book (i.e. 3 books= $4.33;
4 books = 4.72)
Shipping for History, Heritage and Home Cooking Book:
Flat rate (no more than 2 cookbooks) = $10.35
Shipping for other items:
Up to $15 $3.99
$15.01—$25 $5.99
$25.01—$40 $7.99
$40.01—$60 $9.99
$60.01—$80 $11.99
*Please make checks payable in US dollars to Coffey County
Historical Museum and mail to:
Coffey County Historical Museum
1101 Neosho St
Burlington, KS 66839
If you have any questions about shipping or any items, please
contact the museum at (620)364-2653 or toll free (888) 877-2653 or
email to [email protected].
Our Wish List
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Quilt Raffle
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The quilt that is going to be raffled was made to commemorate
the 125th Coffey County Fair. Members and friends were able to
purchase a square with their names embroidered onto the quilt. It
is a California King sized quilt, so it will keep everyone warm.
The quilt is on display in our Flint Hills Gallery. Tickets are $2
each or 3 for $5. You can stop in the museum and purchase the
tickets or you can fill out the form below and send it in with your
money. The winner’s name will be drawn at the Chili Feed. The
winner will be able to pick
up the quilt then, or it will be mailed to them. The money from
the raffle will be placed in our Endowment Fund to help us keep our
doors open to the
community and have activities available to the community
throughout the year. Good Luck to everyone who purchase the
tickets!
Signature Quilt Raffle
Name:________________________________________________________________
Mailing
Address:________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
Telephone
Number:______________________________________________________
Number of Tickets:_____________________ Amount
Enclosed:_________________ Name on ticket (s) and Address (if
differ from above):___________________________
______________________________________________________________________
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*Please visit our website for the full list of Gazebo Brick
names. www.coffeycountymuseum.org
Gilan & Susan Paul & Karla Kenny&Betty Tracen
Hartner Phillip & Dwan
Kelcey Ponder Class of 2002
Randy&MaryLou Ponder
Lester Miller LHS 1933
Terry & Donna Berland
In Memory Of Robert Bruce
In Memory of J.D. & Shannon Nelson Harley Cooper Lee
We still have room for your name! So, hurry in and make sure
your name is
engraved in history!!
New Gazebo Bricks Purchased Since April 2009
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It is time to renew memberships in January. Membership in the
Historical Society is a wonderful way to be a part of and show
support in your community. We appreciate each and every member.
Annual membership is $5.00 per person/ per year. You will receive a
quarterly newsletter and invitations to all upcoming grand
openings. LIFETIME MEMBERSHIP is our best value; with a donation of
$100 or more you no longer have to pay the $5 annual dues. As a
lifetime member your name will be engraved on a plaque at the
entrance of the museum. A lifetime membership also qualifies you
for the quarterly newsletter and invitations to all upcoming grand
openings. Buying a lifetime
membership for a loved one makes a great gift.
Please take a minute to fill out and mail back the membership
form below and return to the museum with your payment. If you
prefer, come by the museum to update your membership, we would love
to see you!
We are open at 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Monday—Friday and 1:00
p.m.—4:00 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. We must receive your payment by
September 19, 2009 in order for you to be eligible to vote at the
Annual Meeting or by mail in ballot.
If you would like to check on the status of your membership,
please contact
Deborah or Erin at 364-2653 or toll free 1-888-877-2653 or by
email at: [email protected].
[email protected]
Please check out our full list of lifetime members on our
website!
Lifetime Member are very special to us as are all of our
membership. Lifetime membership is a one time $100 or more. We have
some lifetime members contribute more than $100 and some continue
to donate every year. It is our membership that helps keep the
museum running. You can see the list of Lifetime Members on our
website at www.coffeycountymuseum.org.
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Membership
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Membership Form
Name________________________________________________________________________________________________
Address______________________________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________
City_____________________________State___________________________Zip
Code____________________________
Phone Number(______)_______________________
Email
address________________________________________________________________________________________
Birthday______/________/_______
Anniversary_____/______/_______
Type of membership (please circle one):
Individual ($5.00 annual), Lifetime ($100.00 one time fee)
Name(s) as you would like it to appear on
membership:__________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________
*Please mail completed form and check or money order to:
Coffey County Historical Museum
1101 Neosho Street
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Schick, Ruth
Schultz, Achsah Carter
Sleezer, Johnnie R.
Sleezer, Retha I.
Smith, Darlene
Smith, Ivan
Smith, Marjorie J.
Spade, Sharon
Spatz, Caroline B.
Spatz, Robert J.
Spriggs, Judy
Stine, Phyllis A.
Stukey, Arthur
Stukey, Kent
Trimble, Chuck
Trimble, Jenifer
Trimble, Joyce
Trimble, Randy
Trostle, Jerilee
Trostle, Kerry
Ubert, Ann
Ubert, Gary
Veteto, Mona
Vannocker, Rebecca Louise
Watson, Irene
Wildman, Kay
Wilkinson, Al
Wilkinson, Opal
Williams, James E., Jr.
Williams, Kathlee (Asper)
Williamson, Arthur W.
Willaimson, Bernice
Williamson, Mitch
Wilson, Ida M.
Wilson, Warren D.
Wolken, Deanna
Woods, Chloe
Woods, Frank
Worrell, Dallas G.
Zscheile, Lila L.
* new members are bolded
Luke, Lola Mae
Luke, Robert Standley, Jr
Martindale, Paul
Matney, Linda J.
Mattox, Martha
McAlister, V.S.
McConnell, John
McReynolds, Richard L.
Meader, Craig
Meader, Peggy
Merry, Barbara
Merry, Gene
Montgomery, Dean R
Muench, Cheryl
Muench, Rick
Neil, Eunice Johnson
Park, William H.
Parnay, Arlene Carpenter
Payne, Janet
Ponder, Mary Lou
Ponder, Randy
Purvis, Lois Jean
Raaf, Clarence
Raaf, Esther
Raaf, Fred A.
Raaf, Gary
Raaf, Harvey G.
Raaf, James L.
Raaf, Ralph
Raaf, Richard
Raynesford, Carolyn C.
Redding, Bud
Redding, Carol
Reimer, Paul
Reisbig, Clara L.
Salava, Dan
Salava, Linda J.
Salava, Tammy
Salisbury, Florence Conrad
Sanborn, Patty A
Sauder, Ray
Schick, Donald L.
Freeman, Diane
Freeman, Elva
Freeman, Joan
Fulk, Doris L.
Garrett, Emily
Garrett, Millie
Geery, Barbara
Griffin, Lena
Hatch, Bonnie
Hatch, Homer
Hayes, Edris Irwin
Herr, Bob
Hess, Wayne
Hood, Betty Jo
Hood, Herbert
Hoover, Carlita
Hoover, Lisa
Hoover, Ned
Hoover, Ron
Hoyt, Kent
Hoyt, Lori
Hull, Kelly J.
Hull, Sheldon L.
Johnson, Cloyce E.
Johnson, Diane S.
Johnson, Jerry D.
Johnson, John E.
Johnson, Loren E.
Jones, Don
Jones, Fred S.
Jones, Glenda
Kaufman, Helen Garn
Kennamore, Deborah
Kennamore, William “Pete”
Knapp, Bill
Kniss, Clarence
Kniss, Donna
Kunkel, Opal I.
Lifecare Center of Burlington
Little, Charles F.
Lowman, Nadine
Luke, Linda Sue
Ackerman, Gayla Lonene
Adkins, Joan
Allen, Linda K.
Anliker, Tyler
Atherly, Mary Lou DeLong
Banks, Peggy
Beaty, W. Jean
Bedwell, L.F.
Birk, Julia Mae
Bohrer, Paul
Brecheisen, Betty
Bruce, Nellie
Bruce, Robert Lyle
Clapp, Grace (Sauder)
Clark, Joanna
Clark, Larry
Cochran, Dorothy
Cockrell, Gilan
Coffey County Council for the Arts
Coffey County Land Title Co. Inc
Coldsmith, Don
Coldsmith, Edna
Conrad, Mary E.
Cordell, Larry
Cox, Juanita
Croll, Susan
Curtiss, Larry M.
DeLong, Roy G.
Dunlap, Dr. James
Dunlap, Judith
Epting, Gary
Epting, Polly
Evans, Dean
Evans, George
Evans, Sue
Evans, Terry L.
Ferrara, Melchoir A.
Finkbiner, Patricia
Finkbiner, Terry
Fitch, Duane
Freeman, Bill
Freeman, Calvin Dean
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Lifetime Members
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Remember November
11—Veterans Day— Museum Closed
12—Board Meeting– 1:00 pm
26—Thanksgiving Holiday—Museum Closed
27—Thanksgiving Holiday—Museum Closed
December
10—Board Meeting—1:00 pm
24—Christmas Holiday—Museum Closed
25—Christmas Holiday—Museum Closed
26—Christmas Holiday—Museum Closed
27—Christmas Holiday—Museum Closed
January
1—New Year’s—Museum Closed
14—Board Meeting—1:00 pm
18—Martin Luther King Day—Museum Closed
30—Chili Feed
Renew Your Membership!
Once again it is that time of the year to renew your membership
to the Coffey County Historical Society. Did you know that your
Membership dues are used to send these quarterly newsletters as
well as other updates? Membership dues are put in the Endowment
Fund to help support the museum and its projects. Your $5 per
year/per person is very much needed and put to good use. This past
year we offered the Cowgirl Exhibit that expanded over four months,
offered the Ham and Bean Feed as well as many other activities.
With all of the budget cuts around the state, your membership
dollars are becoming more and more important to us every year! We
can’t do this without you! So as you are making you membership
payments for this year, please send us a donation. Your membership
dues and donations are greatly appreciated!
Coffey County Historical Society & Museum
1101 Neosho St
Burlington, KS 66839
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