Lost Springs
By EVELYN STRECKER
Lost Springs correspondent
Bob and Irma Reznicek attended the Tri-County Telephone Company program and meeting Tuesday at Herington Community Building.
Douglas and I drove Wednesday to Wichita on business. Clark and Laura picked me up and I was their supper, Wednesday overnight, and breakfast guest. Clark took me home Thursday morning and he tilled my garden, burned trash, and was my dinner guest.
Larry Stuchlik of Lehigh and Monty and Ross Stuchlik were March 22 dinner guests of their mother, Frances Stuchlik. They did some plumbing for her.
Bob and Irma Reznicek attended a birthday party Saturday night for Amy Makovec and daughter Dana at the Lincolnville Renegade Parlor.
Michael and Heidi Jenkins are proud parents of a baby boy, Kaden Evan Matthew, born at 9:45 April 1. He weighed 9 pounds 10 ounces and was 21 inches long. He has a brother, Ian. Grandparents are Larry and Connie Jenkins and Mr. and Mrs. Winter. Great-grandparents are Selma Ingram and Bill Bean of Marion Manor at Marion.
Morgan Sue Albrecht, daughter of Neil and Jolene Albrecht of Salina was baptized at 11 a.m. Sunday at Salina Trinity Lutheran Church. Sponsors were Jayson and Jan Hanschu of Hillsboro and Linda James of Herington. Those who attended the baptism, dinner, and enjoyed ice cream and cake at the Albrecht home were Fred and Marguerite Utech, Junior and Jeanetta Hanschu, Jayson and Jan Hanschu, Jakob and Jorge of Hillsboro, Jeff and Jennifer Braden and Joshua of Windom, Bea Albrecht and Linda James, both of Herington, Kallie Jo Albrecht of Salina, and George and Judy Neushafer.
Tom and Diann Ensz, Colton, Jacob, Kyle, and Joseph of Laredo, Texas, spent the weekend with her parents, Alex and Jean Stuchlik. Rita Stuchlik was a guest Saturday night and Sunday.
Joseph Michael Ensz, son of Tom and Diann Ensz, was baptized Saturday at St. John Nepomucene Catholic Church in Pilsen. After baptism a luncheon was held at the home of Gary and JoAnn Stuchlik. Those attending were Christopher and Melissa Stuchlik and sons, Robert and Debbie Burns and family of Wichita, J.B. and Lou Ensz of Newton, Brad and Renea Ensz and family of Newton, Rita Stuchlik of Wichita, Alex and Jean Stuchlik, Gary and JoAnn Stuchlik and family, and Colton, Jacob, and Kyle Ensz, along with the honoree and parents.
Fred and Marguerite Utech and Erich Utech accompanied Junior Hanschu to the Tri-County Telephone program and meeting Tuesday night at Herington.
Larry Rudolph visited with me Friday night. He said he was trimming trees and cleaning out brush.
So sorry to hear of Maurice and Margaret Stroda's house burning Wednesday morning. They are living in a trailer home they own in Ramona. I am sure they are in need of help. They lost everything.
Mervin Deines said he didn't have news. They were going out to fix a fence so they can get the cattle out into the pastures. The fruit trees and tulips are in bloom. Everything looks so nice and green. I heard a report we are to have a freeze April 24. Hope it will not happen.
My friend and 1933 classmate, Violet Delgado of Utah called Saturday afternoon to wish me a belated happy birthday and reminisce as to what both of us are doing at our slow pace. She said weather was beautiful in Utah. I told her I had just planted 33 seeds of potatoes.
