Yesteryear

Body It was an enjoyable and enthusiastic meeting of the county Republicans held in the assembly room of the courthouse last Saturday afternoon, All but three of the twenty-two townships of the county were represented and the party spirit prevailed.

Body THE STOCKTON JUNIOR HIGH WRESTLING TEAM finished their 1994 season by placing fourth in the MCEL Tournament in WaKeeney.

Body On Saturday, Feb.

Body * And So They Say: George Riffel: “Every time I open my mouth I get in trouble, so I have practically stopped talking.” Stella Willis: “If someone isn’t off work on account of the flu—that’s news.

Body The following article was clipped from last week’s copy of the Topeka Daily Capital: “Few politicians have ever heard of E. Bartholomew. Few newspapermen have for that matter, yet it is a well known name among botanists around the world.

Body RECOGNIZED for her 30 years of being associated with the Plainville Rural Hospital in February of 1994 was employee Valeria Thomas. Valeria started working at the clinic with Dr. A. M. Pederson and Dr. Vale Page in 1964.

Body * And So They Say: Ray Bigge: “I don’t now whether I am the only person around here still rolling his own cigarettes, but I do think I am the only one still using Bull Durhum.” Kenneth Medley: “The trouble is that people take the wrong attitude toward me.

Body HEADED TO THE STATE WRESTLING TOURNAMENT, held in Gross Memorial Coliseum in Hays in February of 1994 were Stockton High School wrestlers Thane Van Eaton, Josh Price and Rich Bouchey..

Body *And So They Say: Dorothea Lytle: “Saturday was the first time we ever ran out of everything in the bakery.” Rupert Dryden: “I used to have long golden curls—and still have them put away in a box somewhere.

Body Sponsored by the Stockton National Bank, and coming to Stockton from their Branson engagement at the Caravelle Theatre were the Liverpool Legends, for a one-night-only performance at Stockton’s historic Nova Theatre on March 13th.