November 2022

Dunn sisters celebrate birthdays

Norma “Jean” Johnson turned 91 years old on October 28 while her sister, Betty Sue Woods turned 77 on Nov. 16. Betty Sue and husband, Chuck traveled from Kansas to visit the Johnsons in Corning and the Dunn sisters celebrated their birthdays on Saturday, Nov. 12 in the home of Jean and husband, Melvin.

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CORRECTION

Concerning the article about the Hollowell sisters uniting to honor their late niece, Brandi Faries, Rhonda Calhoun, Brenda Arnold, Melinda Calhoun are the daughters of Junior and Alma Hollowell. Christy Lynn Hollowell is the daughter of Junior and Donna Hollowell, and Tiffany Marie Burton, Cheyenne Hollowell, and Tanya Hinsley are the daughters of Junior and April Hollowell.

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MyZouey Rescue topic of Chamber Luncheon

Corning Veterinarian Dr. Ginger Segraves had a busy day as the guest speaker at the November Chamber of Commerce Luncheon on Monday, Nov. 14 at El Acapulco Restaurant and also attending the city council meeting that evening. Accompanying her at the luncheon was Austin Johnson with MyZouy Rescue. Johnson handles the social media for the nonprofit.

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Mirrors are not often tru

We, as most people, tend to look at ourselves first and including our most intimate circle as being exceptional, maybe a just bit more successful, a little smarter. Don’t worry, it has been a standard for Homo-sapiens for several thousand years.

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QC ARPA Committee Meets

Clay County Quorum Court ARPA committee met Thursday, Nov. 10 at the courthouse in Corning. The purpose of the meeting was to discuss employee bonus money and repairs on the jail with the ARPA funds. The committee consists of Justice Duane Blanchard, Justice David Hatcher, Justice Patrick Patterson and Justice Darius Smith.

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Spanish-American War veteran interred in Corning Cemetery

Seventeen-year-old Mollie Thompson comes from a strong military lineage and is the descendant of a Spanish-American War veteran that is buried in the Corning Cemetery. Her great-great-greatgrandfather, Thomas Ulper Grant Lamb, known as Grant, entered the Spanish American War when it broke out in 1898. Grant left his family in Vincennes, Indiana to be a soldier and was sent to Cuba to fight in the war. He died March 1, 1937, in Little Rock of malignancy of the left femur. Before his death he was an Elder and pastored in the Mis- whelmed and desperate.

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