7A JEWELL COUNTY RECORD Tr=ursOay, Ju~e 23. 2016 Thufs0ay. Ju.e 23 2016 THE SUPERIOR EXPRESS 7B
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News publlahed
in 1936 or before by
nearby newspapera
Tw~ shopli frets at Core;attila were
put in log 'ha!as and set to work for
five days breaking rocks. A crDwd
walched the men work.
Mrs. Frank Gubser of Superior did
some quick thinking. She was doing
tl~ family lata'Klty in the basement
when the oil stove sFaang a leak ~ the
flames were soon as high as die base-
menl ceilir, g. She starled to tun 1o give
the alarm whoa she chanted to see a
garden rake in the comer. She grabi~d
it. went hack and hooked the rake into
the boiler full of water and overturned
the boiler. The water qu ~hed
tim,
A man rashed into the bus sial!on at
Hulchin~m just as the bus was ready tu
leave. "Quick." he shouted, "Give me
a found t ri p ( ickeC'"Where toT" asked
fl~c ticket agent. To which 1he traveller
replied. "Back here you big booh-
Where do you think I would want m
~lOrr, to?"
A bolt of lightl)iag struck the team
of C.W. Evans whdc driving a lixlcr.
hilling and kz|liag iastanUy the two
insic~ horses. Apparently the two out-
side I~rses were not injar~,
Mrs, Tom Thompson saw an inter-
c-~ling sight ~ a Ford automobile was
chasing a span of runaway mules. She
said hath parties to the race were [x~ea k-
ing the Slx~d limit.
About 60 men al~d boys were par-
tlcipating in gum him!games near Falls
City wlwu five bandiLs appea.red and
held up the crowd. One 15-year-old
Ia~y w~ ~ht*l and killed.
Local DAR members
attend meeting at
Constitution Hall
Three members ufdu: Des ice-Tohey
~ars DAR Chap,er attent~d the 12Sth
Continental [ 'engre~s held al the na-
tional i',c~lquarters of the Daught 'rs
uf the An'~rican Revolultion, Cons|i-
lotion Ilall, 1776 Pennsylvania Ave=,
Was]~ingcoa, l).C Wednesday
through Sunda3.
The (-'Hngre~', w;~ under the ilit~c-
ti.m uf l vml l:,rne~ Y,mng, pr~ident
gela:ral ,>1' Ihe I)AR. This yvar win,
ek.%tll~'n ),2ai ~.llh a n,2v. ~lllllH~lr~t-
lion '["l~'mg VtffgxJl tiltlS' plata
.-1,[lend.rag I~ the lo~.'al~.h,~91c! ~ crc
R ltllt tli cha, chapter Irezt~utei aiid
li l'1~,' fh.':l~2d stale i'e~l~lrar, ilrenda
Do~lley, chapter registrar and honor-
arb slate repcnl, and Rebecca Craig
chapter vice-regent.
The owning night was a it!bale t~
~25 yea~s o1 service to An!or!ca
I~rf~=iilttXt.I by the US Navy Band. The
ad minL~l rat ion presented Io tl~ dangh-
ler.~ a challenge a year ago h> [~rm~-rv,:
tl'~ hnusc women huih so long ago and
said. "'We mnsl s~.%'nlV mtr h~u~l for
thC I-Ilillirc Bei~:aliuas- rl'tlis cainliiligii
is lo ~tablish a p~mianenli) re~mcied
fiind IO suplXlrl Ih pre,gervalllili anti
i:llmiervalion ill' our ualiollal
la,-'adquarter*s alchllc%'turc ~nd ~sto-
rali~Hl of our histttric htlllll.- lid li.l iund,
Ibf inlniediate rcsloralkni necvJs at Ih
I)AR'-~ ('onslilUlion Hall."
Meni~r5 z~[Kindl,'d i;i, ith an Dill-
standing ph dge and conlribulions to
510 million for this hind. The organi-
,~afion also reached, the chal~enge of
the official Guinnn.~s World Records
to collcct the most l~ttets in milita.~
tx~l'~lnne] ill one nionlh w ith more than
I tiO+0L~.l letters.
Also several telcvi.~n pnigtaills
and inovies lmve been filmed at the
DAR headquarters including the HBO
Series Vecp and the upcoming movie
)+:ck/e starting Nalalie Permian.
Bu ,~illL'ss ~ssions v,'e~'e hetd Thurs-
day and Friday innming, with the elec-
trons on Saturday
"Fh =~tsdaynigllt was Ednealioa
Award Night. the US Air Force Band
o p.' ned 1h~, evening. "rh National Park
Service received Ih President
(io~ral' ~ Medallion Award.the BK=ud-
*An%' inuMi2~.[ /.~t,rt.qr'.hroP,~, t~cciv+:d the
ntertammem award, the rif|h throttgh
c ig hlh gp~ ex,',~l] O, llil7M "lvtnnePs were
I'~e~eni, alol!g with ti1 nalRmal DAR
(;oc~ Citizen for 2IN h. the American
h,stor'y scl~.~larshlp winner and abe Oul-
standing 2(116 Teacher of American
history award winner.
Mary than $2411,tllKiin ,;ciu31atshil~
were awarded b)' the DAR.
"l+h,t~day cl0se~ with the awards
t~.)r the Nathmal OuL~landing lumor
Jamie Ba~on. the Kansas rep~senla-
live. was a finalist.
Members werctcniiaded $283JXXl
were given Io the lwo DAR ,schools
and four approved DAR ~h~ls to
help with education.
"[)turulay afternoo~ Brenda Dooley
were hoste.~ for the golden West Tea.
Rc,~, idenlial, Agricutlural, &
Commqrcial Tille Insurance
-E'~nc, w E CI.L~in.g
Tithz & Lien ,~,orche~Abstracts
!deal Title ha+ the Naekolls Count)'
dc,aln
the IIc~,! winh.+r hul is'as u ing Jl-'w+tl
(.'uuilty as a sunilUel li$1ill.
Benj. Musscr shiplx'd ia 5<)cak'es
II'roui Kan~s Cil)' and sent them ont to
I1|~ l'ann.
June wa,~ c~lf and delightful and
l'oanty resld lll5 ,';aid th{: air Ich like
Illounlaiil air.
"ll~e 1. D. Robcaslm MerchamiIe
Company ad~ i~2d in a quarter page
adv~.~iseme,ll. "'Dtm'[ gel wet! You
Mn'l lq,~xl to il! .~ MOp into our ~toll2
and Ilu)' a line nlnl~ri:lla. The) are jU xl
tilL' thing tilr rain or sttttshille."
NIt Middle Buffalo c.on-e~t,~iidcnl
noted, "'h ha,~n'l rainc~d fill four days."
.lane 19, IgbYi
Late cherries were ripe and plenti-
I01.
"l'llc hiwn Iennis cluh had a lively
iliU~tin7 with Miss Edit Kre~mer. S~v-
eral new n]call31L'l-s were initialed with
hilario.~ ceremonies. The hostess
served ice cream arv.J cake.
Mr.~. R. D. Jordan's liltl baby left
t'+ul Ill" =i second story windo~iP and
landed tin the groulyd The family 'a'aS
nearly trighlcned out of 1hair ~nses
and Iwo c~cto~ wCrc called nut. but
zinc baby did not take much notice of
the mishap.
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Bees had done well and l;red J a'~es
m.ak 20 pounds of nice honey from his
gwarrn,
The Se~lnth Day Adve~[isls wen~
I'~l~cing to hold Iem mL~tings on the
grounds formerly occu pied by the Pen-
te~ct~l tent.
Corn plnwing, alfalfa haying and
w heat "ha~vesling were all cam!neon at
once making too many jobs for the
fam,er. As a result there was a hig
demand for help+
The caliihumpinn band was prac-
ticing tbr the Fourth.
l'~ly cam was arrayc~ in silk and
lasse|s.
Ari edilor noled, +l !tad ltlsl oul tin acctiunt of
an irregularity in ltlc k>nd eleclion.
.luue 7.t. 1917
Wheal harv ,~t ,~as set to l~gin m
lewell Cuuniy and Laffer's store ad-
viscgl, "Wear unionalls in harvesl 1his
sea.son. Y~m+ll fiz=d they arc the one
thing that will help you keep cool."
Mr. C. Bruebaker purchas=d the
c nlir line i+f K=hn ~:lcvalorS including
lhc lille in J'ewc]l. Fra,tk Hall was It> I~
ltruebaker's .fewcll manager.
Every ilew crop of bullheads takes
Ib salll o h| bail and ar~ Callg hi lilt Ih
";alll old h(x)k.
"l'h A II work Tractor man uf~'tuxed
hy the Eteclric Wheel Company,
Qaincy. lit was a roar-wheel tractor
wilh 16 inch t~c drivers and a 4-
cylinder melor thai pullc~l at 2.5 mil~s
I~r huur. Thecylinders Ir, uJ hath pump
and splash oiling system~.
The Wn,~1 Branch Jnly 41h celehra-
lii~n was ~pcctcd to have all the old
4th mUnls The ,a 'hedule called f,~r two
gtx~d ball games, horse raL~-s, wres,-
tting match, merry-go-round, acresof
people, abundamce of shade, good
drlnk,L~ water, h~nds a]] day, bowery
dane,2 and address hy Alrn-d D~cki,ig
of Manhatlan, Kan,
90 )-ears Ago
Jliil I I+ 1926
Fly lz l IJinc had arrived,
Guy' Blacker r~lumed frDin his va-
cation In ('olor'~,do to build a new oven
for II~ Wll~nl Bakery.
h.tls~, Olive"l"cddc+ 1he Paladin:
~ch~ll leacl~,wa~ attending ~mnmer
~ch.x~ at Hays,
The aunual C,I,C. Plonk- was held
aL ]toward i-Zlwa~d' s grove.
]'he new U.f.C. Library at Jewell
a as CXl'X:cling a s hipmcnl nf books a~d
ptann 0 Z- he open Saturday allot.
r~>ns. Annual library ca,d-< were sell-
lug for $1 each,
The Brunr~mcr Fitiing Slation was
closing out ~11 4-inch tires.
Itmc !8, [926
After tlieirFtstur=s went dr)', H, M.
Whcc[e~ and S. D. Elye~ look ~hcir
caulc "'onl Ior a ride." But g~x~ r,~ins
mumcd and they changed thcir ideas
aboul the caul b~iness.']'hcy bought
~hn: c~lo~ds finn1U~ droug hi stricken
secti~nsof Nebraska and reputed Lheir
[xmds were tramming rnll and the grass
was good,
By mstalliqg a sccund switch ,l
became possihle [o serve Jewel: with
eleclric power from either the
Concordia or Lebanon power plants.
Grandma Miles suffered a stroke tll-
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paralysis and was ir~ crRical tend ilion.
"[:'he )onia city dads played the
kids art intcmsling game of baseball.
"E'hc ki ts won by one poinl.
80 Years Ago
)une 18, 1936
Cecil Smith was the night watch-
man at Mankato.
Highway 14 had been oiled and
rocked b lwecn Jcwell and Bctoit,
E. Obhlingcr drilled a well behind
his meal markel to furnish water forhis
ret~geralion plant. Newl Bas)' 's well
drilling rig. which had been idle for
s~veral years, was reconditioned for
the job.
A party was held in Maakato hen-
oring ].P. Fair on his 931"d birlhday.
Mr, Fair wa~ ~iiil ae[iv in the First
Nalion~t Bank and had many other
busincss interests.
M~.~s Ota Marie Btoyle~ of Supe-
rior and Mr. RaLph Stapleton of J ewell
were married at BeloiL
Mrs. Oninc SIIls calh: I on Mrs.
Limon Rightmcier who, h~x'ause d.'l'h[mgh the price was thought Io
!'~ low. il was I~i1 i than the previons
)'ear.
rl~e Kansas Slaie EmpIoymeniScr-
vice planngd [o own an office in Je well
o ax~i~l I'armers n~'eding eustotn cul-
tcrs l~ hc[p wilh the 1956 harvesi.
Alex Young, 79 ~+r Jamcslown. a
carnival man tot 50 ye~r~ di~:d. "t~
Yt~lin~ i'lruthe[s lne/ry-go-roaud was
a regular f Calu~c at Jcwell"s Old Scl-
Ilers Celebration
June 2 I. 1956
Hampton Boo!ann Iotlk ill at his
++turc and was hospitalized in
Ctnlcordia.
A n~ xm-day fire caused serious dam-
ge tu the home of Mrs. M. A. A~II+
An enclosed hack porch was chafed
and lhc roar damage ia addition to
,mnoke damage lhmughout the house.
A large ham on ~ farm ~x:cupied
by [.eRoy Fonlke was struck hy ligh|-
rang and humed to 1he ground. The
ham was located nonheas! of lewell
~ar the F2~si BulTal0 g'hooL "l'lle ~;lor111
had awakened Mrs. Foulke who saw
the fire starling and. cali' d for help.
Because of muddy roa~s, a If~CII~T was
used to pull the township fire truck to
Ihe farm. Neighh~rs hell~d ~nlove
the animals and ab~ul 5(1 hules or hay
from the barn.
Al~cr being dosed for 13 ye,~rs.
plans wer~ being made Io rcopea the
Jewull C;,fe. Tlumgl, it cl.sc~l dr,flag
WWII, t he cqaipmeni was in place and
kept ready for u-~e
A 8oogaar~ Supply Company .~mi-
Irailer truck was wrecked and a Mis-
souri Pacific frei~h~ train partially de-
railed when the two collided where
Highway 36cro~ed II~: tail road tracks.
The a~'rd geraled truck loaded w ith dairy
pto, dncls wag 11 route from Sabetha to
Smith {:enter. The impacl ~railcd the
firm nf [ht~'~ locomofivex. A railroad
wrec;:er was sent from ALchison to
terail the [0comotive aad Iwo cars.
Because o[ w hem harvest, the base.
ball .~ason was al a standslill rer f(I
days. The wheat was yielding from
seven its 15 bnshelg l~r acre.
40 Years Atlo
Julu~ 3, 1976
A 4.000 sq~t~ fi~t boitding was
constructed south of Mankato IO serve
as the maiatenance shop and office for
Hills, [nc, Employees wor~ing in the
building inc|udcd Eleanor Hiils and
Loretta Wil~m a-s bookkeepers, Mr.
and Mrs. Bud Hills and Jim Hills were
al~ aclive in the business. The ferme
H il Is )no o flh.x~ and mai~ lenance huii d-
ing east o[ Mankato was sold io Boh
Kadel, owner and manager of Y~mng
and Cooper Truck Lines. The lruck
line had seven full-l/me drivcr~ and
two mechanics,/elf Pierce aad Kenn)'
Relier+ ha-~'d at Mankalo, The corn-
pan), specialize0 in Irar~Slmr~ing ca!lit-
and sheep. The Hills family wa*, ~-
Members of the Rock Hills Coach=Pitch 2 sohbafl team are (ba- k row, from left} Coach Nalalie Frosl~ Aaron
Ur,~erwoo~, Eli Var~e, Col!on. McCutcheon, Cooper McDill, Mallhew Rice. Coach TonJa Unde~od. (Iron? row).
Maddix Faulkoer, Ty Vance, Nelson Under, Chase Fogo. Tyler OeSpain, Whiltey Frost and (not p,ctured) K~bi
Bowe rs.
Members of the Rock Hills Litlle Girls 1 soltball ieam are (back row. kom left) coaches Nikk~ Qst. Palnck Faulkner,
Bobi Fogo, Linclsey Alvord, Laura Shipman. (middle row) Faith Reined, Amber McDan~el, Valenoa W,ll,tLs, Kmsey
Garsl+ Kadeigh Davis, Alexandria Fog~, (front row) Emma Alvord. Anlhia Faulkner. Cadence E ,n.~,a hr. Meih Oat, Sadie
Greene, Laney Maser and (hal piciured) Savannah Cod.
pareJi~g its Simmenta[ catLIc business.
Aud~'y tiamillon was honored For
15 years of employntent at Ihc I~:al
ASC'S ol't~c .
Cliff Me, uric retia.xi as janilor lot
the Burr Oak scho~ls.
/une IO, ]976
Mull $chlolterback and Tim
Gnu[die played Taps lot the Memorial
Day Servk~ held al Mt. Holg" Cem-
etery.
Harry Swope, a meml'~r at tl~
Mankato High 5cilool Class of [907,
wax Ihe oldest gradual 1o attend the
alumni ["~.nql~t held al the arlllt~f)'.
Mrs. [.~uie itasetneycr, Jr,was
s~r,'ing as this newsr~per" s Olive Hi]l
con~espondenL Today i~r daughter.
Ro.scmary Ha~mcyer, is the Dlivc Hill
orrCSl'Ull~ nl,
One hundred LWenly alunmi and 55
gnesls afire'tried the Burr Oak High
Sch~d alunmi banquet
Clarel~e Fearing. ~;5, was piclu~'xl
wearin$1be suil hC wore for his wed.
diag 61.) years earlier and riding a hi-
C}'cle tin Ihc Bnrl- Oak n|llin slreeL as
pan ef the communily's Bk' nlenniai
Ce:cbration
20 "~ t.a~ Ag,
.iiule 13. 19"-,~r,
MI. aild Mth. R~dx'rt { ~,lliil~ ,ln~l
Mr. alid Mrs, Ra), i to~cll ~ e~c prepar-
i Jig tt) ceichrat~ their gMdc'u Ivc~lding
anmver~Lries,
Ivy How]and. daughter of Ron and
Greta Howland was preparing to pat-
tivipate in Ihc Mis~ 'l'ccn of Kansas
conlesl.
~Bike Acioxs K~U~a s r:dcr~ stripped
in Ma~k~o.
Kl~zh Agri ~.'~viccs elc~alesrs in
lew ll aml Burr Oak wer~ ~dd,
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