American Legion Auxiliary ladies, Rossville, Kansas
Pictured left to right at an American Legion Auxiliary banquet is Thresa Trahoon, Fern Rogers, Ruby Rezac, Ruth Hesse, Velda O'Donnell, Nora Mitchell, Mary Decker, Hope Meade, Amy Meade, Jenny Coleman, Roxie Banta, Anna Lemon, and Melba Gentry.
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American Legion in Parade, Rossville, Kansas
Members of the Rossville American Legion participate in an unknown parade on Main Street, Rossville, Kansas.
American Legion members salute, 1961, Rossville, Kansas
The Rossville American Legion Jimmie Lillard Unit 31 color guard and firing squad give their respects to fallen veterans on Memorial Day of May 1961.
AND . . . AWAY SHE GOES on her way to a new home in Paxico. The fellowship hall portion of the Rossville United Method Church was moved north on Rossville Road, west on the Delia road K-63, south to U.S. 24, west to Schoemann Road and south to its new home at Cliff 'n Creek campgrounds at Paxico. The building was moved Thursday morning. Groundbreaking for the new building of the Rossville United Methodist Church will be Sunday, October 6, during the morning worship service around 11 a.m. Members are asked to bring shovels to participate.
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Built in 1920 by Dr. Andreson, Sylvan Grove dentist. Address is 207 N. Kentucky Ave.
Andy Andersen, right, and one of his children at Andy's General Store, Sylvan Grove.
Republic County, Kansas citizens were asked to tell stories of their lives as they lived and remembered them.
Standing, Left to right: Winnie, Jennie, Helen, Vernon, Lloyd, Leona, Lena. Front left to right: Walter, Anne, Laura "The Anne Kressly Family" written on bottom
Annie (Welton) Gabbey, Rossville, Kansas
She was from Columbus, Ohio, before moving to Rossville, Kansas. She married Robert S. Gabbey in 1854.