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Public Notice

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(First published in The Rawlins

County Square Deal, Thursday,

June 21, 2012 – 3t.)

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF

RAWLINS COUNTY, KANSAS

In the Matter of the Estate of

Rodney S. Anderson, D e -

ceased.

Case No. 2012 PR 19

Pursuant to K.S.A. Chapter 59

NOTICE OF HEARING

ON PETITION FOR INFORMAL

ADMINISTRATION

The State of Kansas to all Persons

Concerned:

You are hereby notified that on

June 15, 2012, a Petition was filed

in this Court by Maureen T. Ander-

son, an heir, devisee and legatee

and named fiduciary under the Last

Will and Testament of Rodney S.

Anderson, deceased, dated Sep-

tember 3, 1981 requesting Informal

Administration and to Admit the Will

to Probate. You are hereby required

to file your written defenses to the

Petition on or before July 17, 2012,

at 10:00 a.m., in this Court, in the

City of Atwood, Kansas, at which

time and place said cause will be

heard. Should you fail to file your

written defenses, judgment and de-

cree will be entered in due course

upon said Petition.

Maureen T. Anderson

Michael P. Cannady

ADAMS JONES LAW FIRM, P.A.

1635 N. Waterfront Parkway,

Suite 200

Wichita, Kansas 67206

(316) 265-8591

S.C.I.D. #13753

Attorneys for Petitioner

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• Julie Hafner spentThursday to Sunday inParker, Colo., with JackieFoxhoven and family. Daveand Caitie were attending afamily wedding in SiouxCity, Iowa and visiting col-leges in Chicago and Omaha.While in Omaha they at-tended the Olympic trials,watching Missy Franklin,classmate of Caitie, qualifyin seven swimming eventsfor the Olympics beginningJuly 27 in London.• Jacque Riener and Jerry

Niemeth teamed up June 30 tohelp put out a pasture fire.Jacque and Kayla Hughesspotted smoke from a light-ning strike west of Highway117 north of the state linearound 6:40 p.m. Entering thepasture in Nebraska north ofthe Bob Bobinmyer place theyfound three yucca plants onfire. Jacque went for shovels

and called Cork and JeffRiener to bring a water tank.Kayla stayed at the highway toflag down the water brigade.After 200 gallons of water, thefire was doused.Ron and Cindy Sattler of

Herndon and Bob, Lawsonand Matthew Cook of SanCarlos, Calif., were Wednes-day morning coffee guests ofBob and Julie Hafner.• Joe and Nadine Green

were hosts to a family bar-beque in honor of Wayne andJoAnn Riener of Concord,Calif., and Tom, Julia, Lanceand Olivia Riener of Seattle.Also in attendance were Den-

nis, Dorsey, Cliff and ShirleyRiener of Palisade, Neb.;Cork, Jacque, Jeff and JessicaRiener of Herndon; Calvinand Kayla Hughes of Mc-Cook, Neb.; John, Keri andBarrett Riener of Atwood;Dave Green of Herndon andsisters, Jeannie and BrittanyTuma and Connie and KylieReitcheck of Colby. The Seat-tle group arrived directlyfrom Colorado where 12-yearold Olivia pitched for herteam in the ColoradoSparkler Tournament. TheConcord and Seattle familyare on the way to a Barenbergfamily reunion in Indiana.• Herndon residents cele-

brated Independence Daywithout the showy fireworkswith the fire burn in place.Notices were placed at localbusinesses as reminders tobe extra careful as we experi-ence this dry spell.

— Herndon News —

ByJulie

Hafner

• The Herndon CovenantChurch congregation willmeet for morning worshipservices at 10 a.m., Sunday atthe Decatur County GoodSamaritan Center in Ober-lin.• Thursday breakfast

guests of Richard and Mau-reen Anderson, Samantha,Chris and Gabe to honorChris on his birthday wereElden and Detta Anderson,Gary Anderson, LaraZodrow and Donna Kelley.Gabe Anderson was honoredwith a birthday breakfast onSaturday at their home.Other guests were Elden andDetta Anderson and Dickand Donna Kelley.• Barbara Olson and her

sisters, Leanne Pike of Ash-land, Shirley Maresch ofNekoma and Bev Messerlyof Sublette spent last weekvisiting their sister, ConnieSmith and her husband Bob,

in Chippewa Falls, Wis., andtheir son, Kary Smith andfamily at Menomonee, Wis.Enroute to Wisconsin theyvisited Brandon and SarahWhite of Gardner and en-route home they visitedJanet Garretson, who oper-ates a pie shop in Stockholm,Wis. She is the wife of thelate Tom Garretson, a for-mer pastor of the HerndonCovenant Church.• Lightning struck the

farmstead of Richard Fan-ning last week, destroyingseveral outbuildings, but thehouse and barn were saved.He lives in the former home

of Mildred Holmdahl andthe late Gene Holmdahl.• David and Michael

Noren and Bob Reutherspoke during morning wor-ship services on Sunday atthe Herndon CovenantChurch about their missiontrips with Teens For Christ.Rachel Grafel also told abouther mission trip to Nepal,which she took with otherstudents from Sterling Col-lege.• Noah Jones, son of Greg

and Gwen Jones, is takingNational Guard training.Mail will reach him at: PV2Noah Jones, A Co., 3rd Bn.,13 Inf. Regt., 1st Plt, 193 Inf.Brigade, 5422 Jackson Blvd.,Fort Jackson, SC 292907.

— Midway News —

By

Mary LouOlson

NARFEChaptermeets inAtwoodThe Oberlin Chapter of the

National Association of Fed-eral Active and Retired Em-ployees met June 9 in Atwood.President Rob McFee

presided at the businessmeeting.State Representative Ward

Cassidy of St. Francis pro-vided an interesting programand spoke of experiences as anewly-elected state represen-tative in Topeka.David Swank reported on

the Alzheimer’s garage salethat was held in May in Ober-lin. He reported that $903 indonations were contributedthis year to the Alzheimer’sFund, about $100 more thanlast year.Ron Katt of Victoria, area 5

vice president, made a presenta-tion of three certificates ofaward the chapter had receivedat the NARFE state conventionin Salina in April. The awardspresented to the chapter werefor outstanding contributions tothe NARFE Alzheimers pro-gram and an award for the high-est dollar-per-membercontribution in the state forAlzheimers. Ron also presenteda chapter certificate in recogni-tion of an eight percent totalmembership gain for 2011-2012.The next NARFE meeting

will be held at 4 p.m., Sunday,Sept. 16 near Oberlin atSappa Park.Members of the Oberlin

chapter include active and re-tired federal employees ofNorton, Decatur and Rawlinscounties.

Photo by Tom Franke

Class of 1992Mark Beims and Darla Dewey Lovelady attended their20th class reunion from Herndon High.

Photo by Tom Franke

Class of 1987Danny Stoney and Paula Bruning Keffeler attendedtheir 25th class reunion from Herndon High.