Clay Center native Helen Moger Schroder recounts her story in the Navy in World War II, holding a photo of her son Jack Schroder who was one of three Clay County men to die in the Vietnam War.
Monday, August 31, 2020
Roger Sheridan & Roger Welsch & Allis Chalmers at Old Trusty Days - 1995
Author and Nebraska humorist Roger Welsch and Sutton's Roger Sheridan enjoyed an Allis Chalmers day at Old Trusty Days in 1995.
Unfortunately, we miss out on the highlight of the day. This B&W photo fails to give us the full impact of two men in orange overalls celebrating the branding of their fav tractors. Shame, that.
1995 Sutton Business Ads
These ads appeared in The Clay County on September 14, 1995 at the beginning of the football season.
1970 Sutton Football Team
OK, I know it's a crummy picture - a photo of a faded newspaper, but the names are there and it's the thought that counts, isn't it?
This would be your 1970 Fightin' Mustangs.
The 1945 Clay County Fair
This is what you missed out on when you couldn't make it to the 1945 Clay County Fair.
Sunday, August 30, 2020
1995 Carol Van Kirk Appointment as Legion Auxiliary Legislative Chairman
From The Clay County News on September 14, 1995
Cadet Doug Bender in Training at the U.S. Military Academy
A Sutton kid at The Point - West Point
From The Clay County News September 3, 1970.
1970 Sutton Scouts - Cubs, Boy Scouts & Explorers Excel at Hastings Swim Meet
From the September 3, 1970 Issue of The Clay County News
Wayne Ross of Harvard Rec'd the Purple Heart 52 Years Late
Senator James Exxon presented Harvard's Wayne Ross with his Purple Heart in Omaha.
Saturday, August 15, 2020
Obituary of Henry & Alice Vauck - Killed 11 Nov 1957 at Sutton Downtown RR Crossing
The automatic railroad crossing guards in the middle of downtown Sutton were installed after this accident.
Henry Vauck served as Clay County Judge for several years. His brother in law, Roy Oakley served as County Clerk for 33 years. Both men had lost a leg in childhood accidents, both turning those losses into the opportunity to receive an education, teach in rural schools, and serve as county officials.
Henry and Alice Vauck were highly valued members of the Sutton community and their tragic loss that afternoon hit the town of Sutton hard.
Thursday, August 13, 2020
Dr. Leininger Returns to Nebraska
Dr. Madeline Leininger left her position at Wayne State University in Detroit in August 1995 and moved to Omaha to resume her career.
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Helping Dr. Leininger celebrate this occasion were, across the back, Kathleen Leininger, (niece) of Houston; Dr. Bernard Leininger (brother) of Chicago; Johnnie and Paul Leininger (brother) from Texas; Eulalia (sister) and Carl Hansen of Edgar, and Paul Leininger Jr. from Burlingame, CA. In front, Dr. Madeline Leininger, Frances (sister) and Dr. Leo Ambrose of Omaha.
Dr. Leininger was raised in rural Clay County, taught in a country school, and had a distinguished career in the nursing profession.
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