Amber Renae Knust and Joshua D. Hatfield were married April 24 in a beachside ceremony at the Beaches Resort in Providenciales, Turks and Caicos Islands.
The bride is the daughter of Wade and Beverly Knust of Peabody and the granddaughter of Patricia Knust Henderson and Kenney and Jean Jost.
The groom is the son of Roy and Susan Hatfield of Wamego, and the grandson of Louise Daylor and Virgil and Elsie Hatfield.
The reception was May 24 at Terrace on the Green in Lea -wood. The couple reside in Overland Park.
A card shower is requested to honor the 50th wedding anniversary of Leo and Peggy Blackman.
The couple was married June 20, 1959, at Fairbanks Methodist Church in Fairbanks, Texas.
They have three children, Kay Tajchman of Marion, Chris Blackman of Harvey, N. D., and Kelly Blackman deceased; seven grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
A family celebration will be held July 11 in Kansas City.
Cards may be sent to 1120 Highland, Marion, KS 66861.
July 2: Sausage sandwiches will be served by the Hillsboro Kiwanis Club
July 9: Mothers of Preschoolers (MOPS) will serve taco salad.
The Hillsboro Farmers Market will be 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. every Thursday at the historic Wm. F. Schaeffler House at the corner of Jefferson and Grand streets. Your patronage is appreciated. Questions about the market should be directed to Joni Calam at 947-0270 or Sheryl Lehr at 947-1715.
Ford fundraiser results in $2,800 for HHS athletics
Hillsboro Trojan Booster Club treasurer Kerry Shewey and president Rod Hamm accepted a $2,800 donation earlier this month from Terry Hagen and Randy Hagen of Hillsboro Ford. The contribution was the result of Hillsboro Ford and Ford Motor Co. sponsoring “Drive For Your School” on April 11. For every person test-driving a Ford vehicle, $20 was donated to the booster club. Almost 150 people participated during the five-hour fundraiser. “We will be doing another ‘Drive For Your School’ during the fall football season,” Terry Hagen said. Shewey added, “This is a great way to help the local Booster Club and our athletic director, Robert Rempel.” Over the years, the Booster Club has used donations to purchase a defibrillator, wrestling mats, padded chairs, a video camera and other smaller items. Other than the Trojan Classic basketball tournament in mid-January, Hamm said, the Ford donation is the largest contribution the club has received—and easily the most return for the amount of time invested. “We couldn’t make this (donation) happen without residents shopping locally,” Terry Hagen said. “Local businesses employ friends and neighbors, and support the community.”
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