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Mary and Dale Channel (on the left) are pictured with James and Mary Sheppeard. The two couples purchased the Hy-Klas Food Store in Rossville, Kansas, in 1964. The Channels bought out Sheppeard's share about a year later.

Farm residence, T-plan, two stories, wood frame and weatherboard construction, coursed tooled stone foundation, gable roof. Front shed porch, bay window SW, 2/2 wooden double-hung windows, glazed wooden entrance door, brick central,interior and end…

Farm residence, rectangle with rear T-wing, front central entrance, two stories, wood frame construction, tooled sandstone foundation, side gable roof, 4/4 wooden double-hung windows, paneled wooden entrance door with transom, interior brick end…

RULES ADOPTED BY THE MORAVIN CEMETERY BOARD JUNE 15, 1955.
ACCORDING TO THE GENERAL STATUTES OF KANSAS .
THE FOLLOWING RULES ARE NOW IN FULL FORCE—AND EFFECT, PLEASE GOVERN YOURSELVES ACCORDINGLY. Cemetery located 6 1/2 miles northeast of…

Pictured of the Czech dancing group (left to right) are Georgianna (Olejnik) Davis, Millie (Kovar) Badura, Josephine (Olejnik) Pressgrove, Florence (Macha) Tuller, Letha (Kovar) Olejnik, Lydia (Penaz) Scott, Viola (Kovar) Gideon, Jarmilla (Mitcha)…

Czech community had Sunday worship services in family homes. Several are identified in correlation to RCL0788a.

1. Frances Badura, later Martinek
2. Rosie Kovar, later Koci
3. [same girl as #4 in RCL0788a]
4. Peter Kovar
5. Frank Kovar
6.…

Back inscription: Frances Badura, Rosey Koci, Preacher, [illegible Liassy Leaky?], Frances Matyak, Peter Kover, Frank Kovar, August Stach.

Notes: Names listed on back are mostly married last names of the females. Reference RCL0788c for our notes.…

Mr. Cyrus W. Higginbotham was one of the earliest settlers of Shawnee County and Rossville township and one of the founders of Rossville, Kansas.