14 Years Ago

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Diplomas were going to twenty-two Stockton High School seniors. Twenty- five-year-old Douglas Albert Pfeifer was in critical condition at Wesley Medical Center in Wichita following a one-vehicle accident located two and a half miles south and west of Woodston on J Road.
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Darrell Pippin of Savannah, Ga. had bagged two big turkeys during his hunting trip with Mikey’s Outfitting in Stockton. One of the large turkeys sported five beards, which is very unusual for this part of the country.
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Two hundred and thirty stockholders, employees, and guests of the Farmers Union Mercantile and Shipping Association celebrated the 100th anniversary of their cooperative at the St. Thomas Parish Center.
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Greg Beougher, Sharri Coffey, Nicole Pulec, and Randal Riffel ran for the Stockton school board positions. Harry Purdum, Sandi Rogers, Donald McLaughlin, and Darrell Sammons were running for the two Stockton City Commission positions.
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What Was Going On 14 Years Ago Present for the groundbreaking of the new Stockton Estates Apartments were county commissioner Ted Lambert, Dr.
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What Was Going On 14 Years Ago Celebrating the 99th anniversary of the Girl Scout organization were Junior, Brownie and Daisy Troop members Shayanne Wente, Tierney Kester, Jayden Spresser, Katy Kriley, Toriana Bouchey, Delaney Colburn, Haven Hamilton, Chloe Scott, Annabelle Kester, Olivia Dix,...
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What Was Going On 14 Years Ago Cecelia Beck placed third in the State Knights of Columbus Free Throw Contest in the 12-year-old girls category.
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What Was Going On 14 Years Ago The Pop Simpson Shelter House at the City Park, erected in 1963 by the Stockton VFW in memory of the town’s beloved police chief, Pop Simpson, was getting a muchneeded renovation. The roof was preserved, and the brick fireplace was kept intact.
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