(This article about the Goode Castle is from the September 23rd, 1962 Salina Journal as written by June Van Dyke. Bill Skinner sent the Sentinel the article for the public to read.
Driving through Cawker City this past Tuesday, June 15, I stopped at an interesting shop called, “Eyegores’ Odditorium and Museum.” The owner Matt Alford, came from Richmond, Va., searching for a cheaper place to live.
THANK YOU! Thank you to all that sent flowers, cards, memorials, gifts, food and for your visits and prayers. Your thoughts will always be remembered.—The families of Dean Strutt p..
In a news release Thursday afternoon, June 17th, from the Kansas Department of Health and Environment in conjunction with the Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism (KDWPT), Webster Reservoir remains in a "Warning" for blue-green algae, along with six others in the state.
The Butler Reunion was held June 6, 2021, at the Old Dutch Mill in Smith Center. It was a nice day for a potluck dinner, minus the cotton flying. Those in attendance enjoyed visiting, eating lots of delicious food, and taking pictures.
The children of Harry and Willardene Purdum are hosting an open house on Saturday, July 3, 2021, to celebrate their parents’ 60th Wedding Anniversary. Please join them at 2:00 p.m. at the Main Street Christian Church, 602 Main St. in Stockton.
EMERY PETERSON and Lila Oller “blue” up one of the Tiger Paws on Main Street in anticipation for the Swing Into Summer Cruise Night. The students from the Summer Learning Opportunity decorated the Main Street sidewalks the morning of the event with bright chalk drawings.
ABBY TERRY takes time out from her chalk drawings on Main Street for a small snack. The 25 Summer Learning Opportunity students participated in a Civic Engagement Project as part of the school’s Redesign program.
KAISYN MUIR, REKKER STATES AND CHEYENNE HOETING helped brighten up the sidewalks on Stockton’s Main Street on the morning of the annual Swing Into Summer Cruise Night and Car Show event.