Lost Springs: Stenzels attend state fair
By EVELYN STRECKER
Lost Springs correspondent
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Gregory Stenzel and Nikki, Becky Jackson, and Betty Stenzel attended the Kansas State Fair on Saturday. They took in the rides and ate their dinner and supper on the fairgrounds. Gregory and Nikki were Sunday dinner guests of Betty.
Audrey Strome, who is living at the Lutheran Nursing Home in Herington, is not too well.
Neil and Jolene Albrecht and Kallie of Salina stayed overnight Aug. 31 with her parents Junior and Jeanetta Hanschu. Joining them on Labor Day were Jeff and Jennifer Braden and Joshua of Windom. All went to Burdick for the parade and other activities. Fred and Marguerite Utech and Sally Utech of Lawrence joined them in the evening for snacks at the Junior Hanschu home.
I was so sorry to hear of the death on Thursday of Emma Schubert Danitschek, 86. Emma went to Sunnyside Grade School, then to Ramona High School. I attended her funeral Monday morning at St. Paul Lutheran Church. Interment was in the church cemetery, once known as the Danitschek Cemetery.
Alex and Jean Stuchlik attended the Kansas State Fair on Saturday. They report a lot of people and a hard time finding a place to eat because of the crowds.
We are so happy to have received 8 to 8 1/2 inches of rain. My son Douglas of Hesston was here last Saturday to mow my lawn. We also picked pears and apples off the trees. Douglas said birds were picking on his tomatoes. My flowers in front of the house almost are gone. The grasshoppers have been having a feast. They say they make good fish bait.
Mervin Deines and his brother Weldon Deines of Herington attended the K-State-McNeese State football game on Saturday.
Charles and Mary Loewn of Hillsboro and Bob and Carol Makovec brought supper to the home of Irma and Bob Reznicek Aug. 31.
Micky Black of Herington visited me after school Thursday and ate supper with me. His uncle Larry Rudolph showed up later to check the battery on my electric fence.
Madeline Saconne of Wallpole, Mass., was a guest of Irma and Bob Reznicek Monday afternoon and overnight.
Wayne and Marita Schwartzman of Wichita visited me Thursday night. Larry Rudolph also was a visitor that night.
Gregory Stenzel and Betty Stenzel went to Burdick on Labor Day to watch Nikki play in the band. She then "fell back" to march with the eighth grade cheerleaders.
Carol Makovec helped Irma Reznicek with work on Saturday.
Lonnie Black of Victoria, Texas, called me the evening of Aug. 31. He is the son of the late Joan Black. He works off-shore as a cook for oil drillers.
Bob and Irma Reznicek had supper Sunday with Bob and Carol Makovec.
