Dot Quiring / courtesy photo Bea Bauerle is pictured here seated with her five granddaughters, from left, Lindsey Bauerle, Alia Cecil, Alisa Bauerle, Lydia Quiring and Jamilah Rosas. Bea hosted a granddaughter quilting retreat June 25-27, 2021, where she helped the girls make her “Bea’s Brick Quilt” pattern.
It’s time for the annual quilt show at Chase County Historical Museum in Champion.
Carol Maddux / courtesy photo
The Maddux ranch barn built in 1916 and updated in 1973 is now covered in metal.
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This photo of the John Maddux family ranch is looking towards the east during the early 1900s. Stinking Water Creek runs along the bottom of the picture with the Texas Trail running along the left side of the ranch.
The Maddux family beginnings in Chase County is as much a western tale as any could be.
The Maddux family home will be 136 years old in October.
An evening of music and fellowship is coming up this Saturday, beginning at 6 p.m., as the Wauneta United Methodist Church hosts violin and piano duo Kevin and Heidi Cheng.
Carrie Terryberry / courtesy photo
Students receiving TeamMates scholarships were, from left, Markenna Terryberry, Jolee Schoenholz and Delaney Krutsinger. Not pictured—Lucy Spady.
TeamMates Mentoring held a recognition night
April 26 at Chase County Schools for mentors and mentees involved in the local program.
By Jan Schultz
The Imperial Republican
Seven candidates are seeking three seats that will be open the end of the year on the Wauneta-Palisade board of education.
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