Wednesday, December 27, 2017

Jaycob Dalton Mulanax Pe Nosh Wah (12) Passes Away

 Jaycob Dalton Mulanax, Pe Nosh Wah, died Sunday, December 24, 2017.

He was born December 14, 1993 in Topeka, the son of Gary and Lori Roberts Mulanax.  He graduated from Rossville High School in 2012.

Jaycob loved working outdoors and had been a foreman with Luxury Lawn and Landscape in Topeka.

He was preceded in death by his grandparents, Irvan and Janet Mulanax, and his great grandma, Vena Mae Thompson.

Survivors include his father, Gary Mulanax and wife Shelly, Hoyt, his momma, Lori Roberts, Topeka, grandparents, Kenneth and Marilyn Roberts, Burlingame, two sisters, Madison Mulanax, Topeka and April Melton, Osage City, two step brothers, Dalton Quimby and Wyatt Lickteig, both of Topeka, three nieces, Trinaty and Caydance Eastman, and Kensley McAvoy and a nephew, Kamdyn Melton.
 
Cremation is planned.  A visitation will be held from 11:00 a.m. until 12:00 noon on Friday, December 29th at the Citizens Potawatomi Community Building in Rossville, followed by a Memorial Service at noon.  Memorials are suggested to the Jaycob Mulanax Memorial Fund in care of Envista Credit Union in Topeka.  Chapel Oaks Funeral Home in Hoyt is assisting the family.

 On-line condolences may be made at chapeloaksfuneralhome.com

Sunday, December 24, 2017

Bearded Sinners Pool Tournament

    The bearded Sinners Club Of Kansas recently held a pool tournament in Rossville to raise money to purchase stuffed animals for children in the Stormont-Vail pediatric unit.
http://cjonline.com/news/local/good-news/2017-12-22/bearded-sinners-club-delivers-stuffed-animals-kids-stormont-vail

Saturday, December 23, 2017

321A Wrestling Rankings

    In the Dec. 19 rankings by KWCA,  Holden Hurla is 6th in the 152 lb. class and Isaiah Luellen maintained his number one ranking in 160 lb.
    Norton holds down the #1 ranking  and   Wabaunsee is #7,  Riley Co. is #8,  and Silver Lake is #9, 
    For complete rankings,  go to:
http://www.kansaswrestling.org/rankings

Rossville Man Raises $5,000 For Food Pantry

In just two weeks Chad Shafstall, his family and their community raised around $5,000 in cash, pantry items and hygiene products.    For video of Mr. Shafstall and his efforts,  go to:
http://www.wibw.com/video?vid=465549573

Thursday, December 21, 2017

Rossvilles In USA

I found the following Rossvilles in the USA.  Most were named after an early settler.   One state, MD, has two though only one has a zip code.  There might be others in other states.  If you know of another,  let me know.

State     Appr. Population if incorporated

KS          1.100
MD       15,000
GA          4,000
TN             700
IN           1,600
IL            1,300
OK          unincorporated
TX                   "
PA                    "
OH                   "
MO                  "
SC                    "
NY          Uninc. Community on Staten Island
MD         Uninc. Community in Beltsville, MD

Wednesday, December 20, 2017

Dawgfeed 7

Dawgfeed 7 for the current school year can be viewed at:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=5&v=-MxLDu84OMY

There is video of the boys and girls basketball games against Frankfort and Wamego.

RHS Girls Get Big Win Over Silver Lake

Silver Lake   4 9 5   6   =   24
Rossville     11 6 8 17   =   42
Rossville scoring:
Hill             4         5-8   13
Buhler        2         3-4     7
Porter         0         7-9     7
Anderson   2          2-4     6
Douglas     1 (1)     0-0     3
Badura       1          0-0     2
Kirk            0          2-2     2
Schults      1          0-0     2 
Totals       11 (1)  19-27  42

Rossville Boys Lose To Silver Lake

Silver Lake 13 16 14 21   =  64
Rossville       8 11 12   5   =  36
Rossville scoring:
Quiett           4 (2)     0-0     10
Sumner        3 (3)     0-0       9
Morris           1 (1)     2-2       5
Sowers         2          0-0       4
Hulbert         1 (1)     0-2       3
Brummer      1 (1)     0-0       3
Reeves         1          0-0       2 

Totals           13 (8)    2-4     36

Tuesday, December 19, 2017

RHS Boys Lose To Perry-Lecompton

Rossville lost to Perry-Lecompton at Rossville on Dec. 18. 

Perry-Lecompton  13 13 14 12   =  52
Rossville                 9 11 12  11   =  43

Rossville scoring:
Quiett                4 (4)      0-0     12
Morris                3 (2)      4-5     12
Hulbert               5           1-3     11
Sumner              2           0-2      4
Brummer            1           0-0      2
Sowers               1           0-0      2
Totals               16 (6)     5-10   43

RHS Girls Defeat Perry-Lecompton

    The Rossville girls defeated Perry-Lecompton 54-38 on Dec. 18 at Rossville.

Rossville               18 11 11 14  = 54
Perry-Lecompton  11   9 13   5  = 38

Rossville scoring:
Hill                 9        3-7    21
Buhler           3 (3)   3-4    12
Porter            3 (1)   0-5     7
Badura          2         0-3     4
Morelli           2         0-1     4
Schultz          2         0-0     4
Hatina           1          0-0    2 
Totals          22 (4)    6-20 54

Java For Jonah

ROSSVILLE, Kan. (WIBW) - A coffee shop in Rossville is brewing for a good cause, helping one little boy fight a rare auto-immune disease.
Java for Jonah is being sold to help an 8 year old boy named Jonah Slack whose family deserves the energy boost more than most.
"Jonah’s IgE should be 90 or less and he's currently at 17,000,” said Jonah’s father Derek Slack.
8 year old Jonah and his parents have been put through the ringer with medical issues since he was born.
"Honestly Jonah doesn't sleep hardly at all, so we know if we complain about sleep how much more tired is he,” Derek said.
Jonah has Hyper IgE Syndrome which makes him allergic to everything. There could be other issues too, including a high risk for cancer.
Mom Shawna Slack said Jonah’s constantly experiencing itching that won't stop and a lot of pain throughout his body, which keeps him from sleeping.
Jonah said right now his hands look fine, but from his feet to his ankles, it’s not so good, and the medical treatments can be pretty rough.
"Well each day I take a bath that has bleach in it that just kills the bacteria on my skin,” Jonah said.
Treatments are also expensive. Jonah uses different ointments, steroids, and light treatments to combat his skin condition. He also sleeps in wet pajama's to help his skin absorb the moisture.
Derek said with the lack of sleep, the family runs on a lot of steam, and that’s why coming to the local coffee shop is their fuel pretty much every single day.
Family friend Sarene McCrory owns Grounded Coffee House in Rossville and found the answer the Slacks have been looking for.
"I just kind of had a God moment where it hit me that okay you need to act on this, and so I told my husband okay this is what’s going on, and this is what I'm thinking, this Java for Jonah just keeps coming up, and running through my mind and we have to act on this,” McCrory said.
The Java for Jonah coffee bags can hardly stay stocked, with much of the Rossville community wanting to help out. Dad Derek said it’s been an overwhelming happy surprise.
"To sit in here everyday and get to watch people pick it up and buy it, it's humbling, each sip that I take it humbles me, it really does, but it was a beautiful gesture,” Derek said.
To help support Jonah’s cause you can buy Java for Jonah bag of coffee for $15 at Grounded Coffee House in Rossville. They are open every day from 6:30 to 11:30 a.m.
You can now buy a bag of Java for Jonah coffee online at:.
http://www.bluejazzjava.com/java-for-jonah-1-lb-coffee-buy-5-get-1-free/
You can also donate to Jonah's Gofundme page at: https://www.gofundme.com/jonah-needs-our-help


Monday, December 18, 2017

Kaw Valley Duals Wrestling

Kaw Valley Duals Wrestling Tournament Dec. 15, 2017

1.    Mission Valley     4-1
2.    Rossville             4-1
3.    Chase Co.          3-2
4.    St. Marys            3-2
5.    Onaga                1-4
6.    Herrington          0-5

Individual Placings
106 1st Christopher Gleason MV
       2nd Zach Archer RV

113 1st Layne Hurla RV
       2nd Rhett Griffiths H

120 1st Anthony King SM
        2nd Alex Archer RV

126 1st Collin Culbertson RV
       2nd Greg Unzueta SM

132 1st Robert Bridgeman MV
       2nd Marvin Cummings RV

138 1st Christian Madill RV
       2nd James Williams MV

145 1st Garrett Carver RV
        2nd Caleb Lisk MV

152 1st Cael Budke CC
        2nd Justice Dunbar MV

160 1st Chase Owen CC
       2nd Calvan Brown SM

170 1st Taegan Schoenfeld SM
       2nd Ethan Moorman-Meador H

182 1st Matthew Cruickshank SM
       2nd Justin Geiss CC

195 1st Ian Kissel CC
       2nd Jeffrie Caraway SM

220 1st Joseph Stout CC
        2nd Kody Davoren RV

285 1st Nolan Parker MV
       2nd Ryan Chatham CC

Saturday, December 16, 2017

Marvin Immenschuh Passes Away

Rossville:    Marvin E. Immenschuh, 88, passed away Thursday, December 14, 2017 at the Oakley Place of Rossville.
He was born March 1, 1929 in Rural Shawnee County Kansas, the son of Philip and Dora Simecka Immenschuh.   Marvin graduated from Silver Lake High School.    He served in Germany during the Korean War as a Military Police Officer in the United States Army.
Marvin farmed in Shawnee County and then near Delia for many years.  He moved to Rossville when he retired.
He was preceded in death by his parents; a brother, Robert and a sister, Linda Smithers.
Survivors include his sister, Helen (Chuck) Droegemeier, Rossville and many nieces and nephews.
Funeral services will be at 10:00 A.M. Wednesday, December 20, 2017 at Piper Funeral Home in St. Marys.  Interment with Military Honors will be in the Rossville Cemetery.  Mr. Immenschuh will lie in state and the family will receive friends from 4:00 until 6:00 P.M. Tuesday, December 19, 2017 at the funeral home.   Memorial contributions may be made to Heartland Hospice, 2231 SW Wanamaker, Suite 202, Topeka, Kansas 66614. To leave an online condolence please go to www.piperfuneralhome.com

Friday, December 15, 2017

RHS Boys Defeat Frankfort

Frankfort…13…13…13…12…—…51
Rossville…11…13…12…19…—…55

Rossville scoring:   
Hulbert           20   
Sowers            9         
Morris              8 
Quiett              6
Reeves           5
Sumner          4
Brummer        3 

Totals           55