Yesteryear

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* And So They Say: Paul Ballinger: “I saw Warren Harding this time at the K-State football game.” Ernest Trible: “This time of year, you’re turning something on all the time— either the air conditioner or the furnace.” Kenneth Buss: “My wife had a birthday last week.

SHS Homecoming candidates included MolLy Schleicher, Tyler Peterson, Connor Winters, Bryce Reichard, Haley Dix, Ravin States, Austin Brookhouser, and Maggie Spires. Hannah Thomas’ wish to swim with the dolphins came true.

That Stockton has a very good chance to obtain a Freshman college was learned Monday evening when a meeting was held here to discuss the project.

Rooks County went along with the rest of the counties in Kansas in taking it “on the chin” as the result of the drought of 1934, according to figures obtained in the recent farm census by the Department of Commerce which was released this week.

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* And So They Say: Kenneth Buss: “They are sure growing kids big these days. My 16-year-old grandson is six feet tall.” Bump Arrington: “I nearly struck an antelope on the highway in Wyoming, and I think I saw at least 500 on my trip.

Edward C. Hageman, P.A.

A large and enthusiastic crowd of members of the Stockton Chamber of Commerce turned out Thursday evening for the first regular meeting of this group since the summer heat was turned on. The session washed at the Hicks Hotel, with dinner being served.