Yesteryear

What Stocktonites Were Doing 98 Years Ago

4 years ago By News Staff

Body Floyd E. Houston and Miss Nettie Barnes, both of Woodston, were married by Reverend J. F. Dennis of that place on December 23rd. Howard W. McMichael of Stockton and Miss Beulah A. Barnes of Plainville were married on December 26th by Probate Judge Case. Mr. and Mrs.

Yesteryear Picture

4 years ago By News Staff

Body THE 1994 BREAKFAST OF CHAMPIONS was held in the first part of December at Stockton High School. Receiving her certificate from SHS Counselor Ernie Honas was Nicole Thayer..

56 Years Ago

4 years ago By News Staff

Body * And So They Say: Idress Stephenson: “We only went as far as Kirwin for Christmas, but that is plenty far in holiday traffic.” Chuck Ostmeyer: “I think we should have another legal holiday each year—the day after Christmas.

Looking Back

4 years ago By News Staff

Body The assembly for the Stockton High School’s “Be An 11” program was held on Dec. 21 to honor all of the students who exhibited the core values of the program.

Yesteyear Picture

4 years ago By News Staff

Body THE MAIN STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH had depicted “The Last Supper” as their Living Christmas Card during the evening hours in December of 1994 when each church made a living display on the front lawns of the schools.

The Main Street Christian Church had depicted “The Last Supper” as their Living Christmas Card during the evening hours in December of 1994 when each church made a living display on the front lawns of the schools. People lined the streets to walk by each display of this annual event.

56 Years Ago

4 years ago By News Staff

Body * And So They Say: Gene Miller: “I’ve got all my Christmas shopping done—in fact, I’ve had it done ever since last Christmas.” Deke Coolbaugh: “When I get a little older, maybe I’m going to start to wear glasses.” Pat Reed: “Friday the 13th came on Monday this month.

What Stocktonites Were Doing 98 Years Ago

4 years ago By News Staff

Body Another Stockton concern has changed hands! Last Saturday, E. E. Fisher closed a deal with Ed Rea for the purchase of his bakery equipment. Mr. Rea has had his hands full in running both his baker and café and to get ride of some of the responsibilities, disposed of the bakery.