Through the Years1917—Murphy Cycle Co., 115 West Harvey, was holding a big sale prior to moving to Arkansas City. ... A. L. Dillon sold his garage at South Haven and returned to his farm. . . . Mrs. Will Snelleman and Miss MelbaYoung were attending a state Sunday School convention in Topeka.1947—John Floyd, local high school basketball coach,was employed as youth director to supervise summer programs here. . . . Cited at a Junior Lions Award Assembly were Charles Hill. Delwin McEachern. Hal Mil-chell, Phil Mitchell. Arlos Rusk, Edwin Wingate, Crystal Anderson, Enriqueta Feletes, Virginia Hock, Wanda La-Haye, Geraldine Schrag and Marilyn Clayton. . U S Navy announced it was setting up a special section to try to develop atomic-powered warships.1957—Dr J. Allen Howell was elected secretarv-treasurer of the Kansas Academy of General Praction-ers. . , . ‘Chuck” Miller, who received a gold record for his recording of “House of Blue Lights,” presented a show here at the McLean Armory. . . . Charlie Dressen vvas fired as manager of the Washington SenatorsMrs Lawrence Bertrand attended her first meeting of the local Newcomers Club.