Lost Springs: Commodities available Sept. 17 years ago
By EVELYN STRECKER
Lost Springs correspondent
(785) 965-7169
I was asked when commodities will be at the Ramona senior center. My schedule shows Sept. 17
Mervin and Leona Deines and his brother and wife Weldon and Rosemary Deines of Herington drove to Sterling, Colo., Saturday morning to visit Weldon and Rosemary's son and wife Curtis and Jennifer Deines. They also went to Estes Park. Leona said a lot of people were there — families on vacation. The two couples returned Wednesday night.
Junior Hanschu took his wife Jeanetta to Newton Friday evening for a birthday dinner and movie.
Sylvia Bezdek took Alex and Jean Stuchlik to Abilene Sunday for dinner at the Farm House restaurant.
Jayson and Jan Hanschu and Jakob of Hillsboro hosted a party Saturday afternoon for Jorges' third birthday. Guests were Tim and Jennifer Frasier and children of Wichita, Fred and Marguerite Uech, Junior and Jeanetta Hanschu, Jeff and Jennifer Braden and Joshua of Windom, Neil and Jolene Albrecht and Kallie of Salina, neighbors, and friends.
I visited with Gerald and Shirley Dix of Delavan Wednesday morning. Shirley said they had a Nely reuion the week before.
Tom Reznicek of Baldwin City helped Bob Reznicek with work from Tuesday to Thursday. He also did some painting.
Junior and Jeanetta Hanschu attended the Marion County Fair parade in Hillsboro Wednesday evening. They also watched their grandchildren on the rides at the carnival.
Micky Black of Herington visited me Friday afternoon.
Irma Reznicek attended Harvest House Friday at Holy Family Parish activity center in Marion. Later she visited Ruby Holub and her guests from Indiana, Terry and Elena Holub and Tia and Tia's boyfriend.
It is so dry Larry Rudolph put out a bale of brome grass in my corral for my cattle Monday morning while the grass was damp. The grass everywhere is so dry a hot exhaust can catch the grass on fire. We just got a sprinkle of rain Sunday night while Lincolnville got an inch and hail.
Mike and Karen Walsh and Renee visited Ray and Connie Hastings in El Dorado Wednesday.
Irma Reznicek accompanied Betty Stroda to Manhattan Tuesday and visited all day with Micki Holub.
It is so nice to live in the country close to a blacktop road. People who go by not only wave, but honk their horns. Terry Deines has been so busy pulling trailers with his tractor, picking up bales across the road.
Irma Reznicek accompanied her daughter Mary Loewen of Hillsboro to Derby Thursday to visit Lori Torline, Jennifer, Megan, Carolyn, and Matthew before school starts.
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Bob and Carol Makovec picked up Irma Reznicek Friday and took her to Goff to visit Ed and Mary Fund Reznicek, Ella and Evan while the Makovecs attended the Czech Polka Days at Wilbur, Neb. They picked Irma up Sunday afternoon and returned to their homes. Carol said they had all kinds of Czech food at Wilbur.
I'm so glad to hear Bill Novak is doing so much better. He had heart surgery July 16 at Galachia Heart Hospital, Wichita. Dollye has been at his side all this time. Bob and Hallie Novak have been going every other day. Bill was able to be in a wheelchair on Sunday. His visitors Sunday were Bob and Hallie Novak and Alex and Jean Stuchlik. The Novak children, Major Bill Novak of San Antonio, Texas, Nancy of Oklahoma City, and Jim of Tampa also have spent time with their parents at the hospital.
Junior and Jeanetta Hanschu, Thelma Hanschu of Salina, and Fern Weber of Herington drove to Emporia last Monday to visit their sister, Velma Krause at Holiday Resort Home.
Steve Katz accompanied Charles and Lori Smithhart of Hillsboro to Lawrence Wednesday to help Barbie Katz and friend B move to another home. Steve stayed until Friday morning and returned home with his mother Adele Katz and grandmother Selma Ingram who went to Lawrence Thursday to help with the move. The Smithharts returned home on Wednesday.
Larry Rudolph visited his sister Mary Helen Black in Herington Thursday, then stopped in to visit me.
Ben Holub of Marion visited Bob Reznicek Sunday night.
Candee Thode of Wichita spent all last Wednesday morning visiting her grandmother, Frances Stuchlik.
