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The Rossville United Methodist Youth Fellowship will collect newspapers on Saturday, October 8. If you have papers to be picked up, leave your name, address and phone number with Ginger Allen at 478-491 in the Willard-Valencia area, or Nell…

The United Methodist Women of Rossville met at the home of Ruth Rogers at 1:30 Thursday afternoon, March 24, with 10 members present.
The meeting was called to order by our president, Edna Spears.
We have changed the date of our food sale to…

Rossville youngsters are also participating in the Pony Express for the United Methodist Church. Children made their own saddlebags which they are holding. Pictured with Ralph Page, circuit rider, are, L-R, John Rogers, Jared Rogers, Kathy Bird,…

It’s a quilting bee twice a week for several members of Rossville’s Friendly Circle Class. Their fingers fly over the quilt, and all the while they are buzzing with the latest news of neighbors and friends, the town gossip, and tales of years gone…

VALLEY HO!
ST. MARYS [KANSAS] STAR
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1975
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Shelter House Serves as Temporary Church
Since early in July, Mass has been celebrated in the shelter house in the city park of Rossville, and sometimes under a large tree in…

The corner stone of the St. Stanislaus Catholic Church was laid by Bishop Fink on June 18, 1899. The dedication of the completed church took place on October 29, 1899.

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TOP PHOTO - St. Stanislaus Church in Rossville has a new brick extension on the front of the building. During the recent renovation of the building, a 2,000 square foot basement was also added. The remodeled interior of the building is…

Photo by Belinda Driscoll
THE ROSSVILLE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH has a new pastor, the Reverend Gene Damewood. The family is pictured around the pulpit at the church. L-R, front row -- Heather, Tim and Christi. Back row -- Lorene (his wife), Gene and…

The United Brethren Church was the first church building built in Rossville, Kansas. It was built about 1877. The old landmark, five miles north of Rossville, was torn down about 1952.

FRIENDLY CIRCLE — Members and guests of the Friendly
Circle Class posed for a group picture following their annual Christmas party and gift exchange. Pictured (left to right) Back row, Vivian Turner, Edna Bush, Anna Strimple, [Winnie] Ellis, Iva…