Yesteryear

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Body * And So They Say: Dode Morrissey: ‘I’ve never worked so hard in my life as I have since I retired.” Red Holmes: “When I see all the stuff on television about what is happening in the big cities, I’m mighty glad I live in a quiet little town like Woodston.” R. J.

Body Fifty bikers took part in the annual Toys For Tots Poker Run, including Wayne Sander, S. Sander, Dick Sherbondy, Leo Kollman, Terry Dunlap, Keith Chesney, Dena States, and Kevin States.

Body Work on sand graveling No. 1 Highway between Stockton and Plainville commenced this week. The Hardman Construction Company of Alton is the contractor on this project which was let at Smith Center on August 25th.

Body SPOTLIGHTING THE YEAR…1969 * And So They Say: Adaline Zoller: 'You don't learn much digging weeds.' Paul Marshall on Monday:' All I know is that today is my wife's birthday, but I don't dare tell how old she is.

Body Although laboring under such obstacles as having some of the buildings destroyed by fire and nearly all crops ruined by drought, it can be said that the Rooks County Free Fair was a success.

Body What Was Going On 14 Years Ago New doctors Michael Oller and Beth Loney-Oller were welcomed into Stockton and were set to move their practices into the new Stockton Medical Clinic upon its completion.

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Body SPOTLIGHTING THE YEAR…1969 * And So They Say: Dave Oyer: “We spent two quiet days at home—and enjoyed them.” Madalyn Lambert: “In spite of the citations we received at the National VFW Convention in Chicago, we were all too poor to attend it.

Body What Was Going On 14 Years Ago New Stockton teachers featured in articles were Jennifer Kesler, Mark Wildeman (science), and Tricia Morgan (special education teacher).