A Century In Review
* Randall Tucker, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Yesteryear
Reflections
* The May Damar Junior High Student of the Month was Alex McLaughlin. * Rachel Raat, daughter of John and Crystal Raat and a member of the 2011 Graduating Class of Plainville High School, had received the Max Malin Memorial KU Scholarship for the 2011-2012 term at the University of Kansas.
A Half Century Later—1976
* Forrest Burkholder was named the City of Plainville's inspector by the council members, 3-1.
What Stocktonites Were Doing 90 Years Ago
The most important news of the week was the strike made by the Jones Drilling Company on the Wm. Solomon Ranch, 15 miles southwest of Plainville, with a hit in the silicious lime at 3,629-32 and filling the hole to 2,600 feet in 24 hours.
56 Years Ago
* And So They Say: Ernest Trible: 'Believe it or not, but it does seem awfully good to be back to work again.' Freddie Baughman: “I’m a girl. I thought everyone knew it, but I've found out there are a lot of people in Rooks County who do not.'
Looking Back
Virginia Iwanski made her first Hole-In-One on #4 while playing golf at the Cedar Links Golf and Country Club with Nancy Muir, Shirlee Muir, and Sherry Muir. The ladies were playing in a Two-Lady Scamble, with Virginia and Nancy winning the contest.
A Century In Review
* While on the road home from Hutchinson, Mr. and Mrs.
A Half Century Later—1976
* One of the saddle broncs, Copenhagen, that was to be featured by the McComb Rodeo Company at the Plainville Saddle Club Rodeo was destined for national stardom according to the saddle club president Harold Boller.
