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TSnews GODDARD – The Goddard City Council at its meeting Monday approved an ordinance changing how the city deals with abatement of nuisances. The purpose of the change is to streamline the process and minimize the involvement of the council in that process.

70 Years Ago James Pisher of Garden Plain will take over the duties of his father, the late E.O. Fisher, at the Citizens State Bank on March 1, Leon Roembach, president, announced this week.

From March 1935 Rebekahs held a big district meeting here. About 715 Rebekahs attended the annual school of instruction of the 26th district held here Monday at the IOOF hall.

Carmen Smith, plumber, was severely burned while working at the Miller Harper home south of town late Monday evening. He had mixed an acid solution used in thawing or cleaning drain pipes, etc. He slipped and fell, causing the solution to slop and hit him in the face, causing some very bad burns. His right eye is in very bad condition, but as yet it is not known whether he has lost sight. He was taken to the Veterans Hospital in Wichita on Tuesday morning. Dr.

8 Years Ago For the first time, the Haysville Saddle Club will present a PRCA-sanctioned, professional rodeo. The rodeo is scheduled for May 4 and 5, and more than 3,000 people have already used Facebook to express an interest in attending.

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CHENEY – The annual Cheney Fire Department Car Show is being planned for the first Saturday in May, and members of the Cheney Chamber of Commerce agreed at their most recent meeting to continue the group's involvement with the event.

TSnews CLEARWATER – The Clearwater City Council met Feb. 24 and approved financing for the fire department tender truck it had agreed to purchase two weeks earlier.

TSnews The City of Haysville is making available a program to give businesses in the city a chance to improve the appearance of their storefronts. Haysville mayor Russ Kessler said the city is offering facade grants of up to $5,000 each for the purpose of allowing local businesses the opportunity to make improvements to the outside of their buildings.