2A THE OBERLIN HERALD Wednesday, August 15, 2007

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Juanita GuinnJuanita Welch Guinn, 78, a form-

er Oberlin resident, died Aug. 7,2007, at Colorado Springs.

She was born Oct. 19, 1928, inM u s k o g e e ,Okla., the daugh-ter of Arthur andLaura (Kitchel)Welch.

She marriedDon G. Guinn onSept. 18, 1948, inSan Antonio,Texas. Theylived in manycommunities, in-cluding Africa and the Philippines.Her husband also taught vocationalagriculture at Decatur CommunityHigh School.

Survivors include her husband,Don; two daughters, DianaLeibbrandt, and Donna and BillDeBusk, all of Colorado Springs;five grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; and three brothers-in-law, Bruce Guinn, and Gary andMev Guinn, Oberlin, and Larry andViolet Guinn, Deer Trail, Colo.

She was preceded in death by herparents and her only brother, JamesWelch of Olathe, who died one daybefore her death.

Memorial services were held Sat-urday afternoon at Pikes Peak Chris-tian Church in Security, Colo.Graveside services and burial wereheld Monday morning at the OberlinCemetery.

Memorial contributions may bemade to the American Heart Asso-ciation or charity of donor’s choice.Contributions may be sent to Ever-green Funeral Home, 130 E. Foun-tain Blvd., Colorado Springs, Colo.,80910.

Gary Dean RowleyGary Dean Rowley, 76, a cousin

of Stan Chapin of Oberlin, died July29, 2007, in Richardson, Texas.

He was bornJune 25, 1931, inOberlin, the sonof Gerald andArlene Verda(Chapin) Droll-inger. After hisparents divorcedand his mothermarried JohnnieLyle Rowley, hewas adopted byhim.

He attended Norton ElementarySchool, Norton Junior High Schooland Norton Community HighSchool, where he graduated in 1950.He attended Kansas State Univer-sity and graduated with a bachelorof science in industrial and manu-facturing systems engineering in1955. He was a member of GammaChi Chapter of Kappa Sigma socialfraternity and Steel Ring HonorarySociety.

He married Carmen LouiseSchoen on Dec. 19, 1954, at theClayton United Methodist Churchin Clayton. He was a member of theActive Ready Reserves for threeyears and served in the United StatesArmy in El Paso, Texas, and FortLawton at Seattle. In Seattle, heserved as a surface to air missile unitcommander. After his honorabledischarge on May 28, 1955, he be-gan working for Collins RadioCompany in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.He was moved to Richardson, Texasin 1962. After Collins Radio waspurchased in 1974 by Rockwell In-ternational, he worked for Rock-well/Collins for 32 years before re-tiring in August 1989.

He was a board member of theAmerican Society of Tools andManufacturing Engineers and of Dr.William Rae’s Human EcologyFoundation in Dallas. He was also

Gary Rowley

Janet AnthonyJanet Anthony, 75, a sister-in-law

of Keith and Gary Anthony ofNorcatur, died Aug. 9, 2007, atChandler, Ariz., from cancer.

She was born July 16, 1932, andwas the widow of Gerald Anthony,a 1950 graduate of Decatur Com-munity High School. She hadworked as a bookkeeper in housingconstruction, then as an aide for ablood bank in Palm Springs.

Survivors also include their threechildren, Ruth Shulman, Jerri andStephen Qualls, and George andCamilla Anthony; and two grand-children.

Archie L. HarmanArchie L. Harman, 85, a former

teacher and coach at Prairie HeightsSchool in Jennings, died Thursday,Aug. 9, 2007, at his home in Jenn-ings.

He was born Nov. 7, 1921, inMacksville, the son of Henry andPearl (Garner) Harman. He wasreared in Macksville and attendedgrade and high school. He attendedFort Hays State College in Hays,where he received bachelor’s andmaster’s degrees in biology. Heplayed football at Hays and madethe College All-American Honor-able Mention Team.

He married Blanche Buck on Feb.28, 1948, in Hays. They lived inJennings, where he taught biology,general science and drivers educa-tion at the Jennings High School andalso coached football and basketballbefore retiring in 1985. He was amember of the Jennings UnitedMethodist Church, Lions Club,Masonic Lodge and was a BoyScout troop leader.

Survivors include three children,Hank and Cathy Harman, Manhat-tan; Patrick and Francie Harman,Bucklin; and Sherry and Ron Quint,Arlington, Texas; two brothers, Joeand Patty Harman, Hutchinson, andGail and Kay Harman, McPherson;five sisters, Virginia Strait,Weatherford, Texas; Okley Strawn,McPherson; Lorraine Lambert,Frisco, Texas; Oline Kessler, To-peka; and Mabelle Mueller, KansasCity, Mo.; 10 grandchildren; fivegreat-grandchildren; and his specialfriend and companion, VendlaTacha, Jennings.

He was preceded in death by hisparents; his wife, Blanche, onMarch 10, 1998; and a sister, Mar-guerite Carr.

Funeral services were held Mon-day morning at the church inJennings. Pastor Carrie Buhler offi-ciated and burial was at the JenningsCemetery with committal rites bythe Masonic Lodge and AmericanLegion.

A memorial was established tothe church. Contributions may besent to Pauls Funeral Home, 121 N.Penn, Oberlin, Kan., 67749.

William L. Urban Jr.William Leroy Urban Jr., who

was married in Jennings, died Aug.9, 2007, at the Andbe Home inNorton.

He was born Jan. 23, 1932, inPfeifer, the son of William L. andBertha (Jacobs) Urban. He attendedHoly Cross Grade School in Pfeiferand graduated from high school inSchoenchen. He served in the U.S.Army and was wounded in the Ko-rean War.

He married Shirley Kent on May19, 1956, in Jennings.

Survivors include his wife, Shir-ley, Norton; two children, Michaeland Andrea Urban, Inman, andKimberly and David Eagleburger,Norton; six grandchildren; and threegreat-grandchildren; a brother,Arthur and Sharrol Urban, Wichita;and four sisters, Louella Miner,McCook; Sylvia and Ottis Dahle,Bondurant, Iowa; Alverna Jones,Hays, and Elaine and Arnold Shear-er, Almena.

He was preceded in death by hisparents; a granddaughter, AmyEagleburger; a sister, Patricia Streit;and three brothers-in-law, PaulMiner, Harry Jones and VictorStreit.

Mass of Resurrection was heldTuesday morning at St. FrancisCatholic Church in Norton. TheRev. Vincent Thu Laing officiatedand burial was at the Norton Cem-etery.

Memorials were established tomasses, Developmental Services ofNorthwest Kansas and Hospice.Contributions may be sent to PaulsFuneral Home, 121 N. Penn, Ober-lin, Kan., 67749.

Maurice L. WilliamsMaurice Leroy Williams, 90, fa-

ther of Pam Wilson of rural Nor-catur, died Aug. 7, 2007, at theDecatur County Hospital.

He was born May 19, 1917, at ru-ral Lenora, the son of Grover El-more and Sarah Elizabeth (Hodge)Williams. He grew up in the Lenoraarea and attended the Lenoraschools.

He married Esther MadelineScott on June 25, 1938, in Norton.They lived in Lenora and the sur-rounding area where he was a ma-son and farmer. His wife precededhim in death on Jan. 18, 1997. Hehad also been a school bus driver. Hewas a member of the Church of Godand of the I.O.O.F. Lodge.

Survivors include three children,Sandra Nicholson, Lebanon, Neb.;Dwight and wife, Becky Williams,Norton; and Pamela and David Wil-son, Norcatur; a sister-in-law, JoyceScott; nine grandchildren; six step-grandchildren; and 32 great-grand-children.

He was also preceded in death byhis parents; two children, Carol Annand Lester Leroy; two sons-in-law,Albert Rollmann and Johnnie Nich-olson; three brothers; and three sis-ters.

Funeral services were held Mon-day morning at the Lenora Churchof God in Lenora, followed by burialat the Lenora South Cemetery.

A memorial was established tothe church. Contributions may besent to Enfield Funeral Home, 215W. Main, Norton, Kan., 67654.

Town Crier

CorrectionsThe Oberlin Herald will correct

or clarify any mistake or misunder-standing in a news story. Please callour office at 475-2206 to report er-rors. We believe that news storiesshould be fair and factual, and ap-preciate your calling to our atten-tion any failure to live up to this stan-dard.

CourthouseThese transactions were taken

from the records in the offices of theDecatur County court clerk, sheriffand register of deeds:

DISTRICT COURTLimited Action

High Plains Veterinary Servicesvs. Kathy Hadley, $194 plus costsand interest, etc.

High Plains Veterinary Servicesvs. Lisa Wild, $220 plus costs andinterest, etc.

CMA Distributors vs. ShaneJohnson, $392 plus costs and inter-est, etc.

LVNV Funding LLC vs. Ed Brit-tain, $790 plus costs and interest,etc.

Hastings Anesthesiology vs. LisaDavies, $493 plus costs and interest,etc.

Discover Bank vs. JuliAnnaBaker, $1,339 plus costs and inter-est, etc.

REGISTER OF DEEDSElwood and Trilba Brock, 1/2 in-

terest each to Elwood G. Brock Re-vocable Trust and Trilba P. BrockRevocable Trust, N 1/2 and W 1/2

of SW 1/4 of Sec. 29; and W 1/2 ofNW 1/4 of Sec. 33, all in T4S,R26W; N 1/2 of NE 1/4 of Sec. 5,T5S, R26W; SW 1/4 of Sec. 12,T5S, R27W; and Lots 15, 16, 17,and 18 in Block 14, Original City,Jennings.

Carl V. Wahlmeier and Linda J.Wahlmeier Living Trust, by quit-claim, 1/2 interest each, to Carl V.Wahlmeier Living Trust, and LindaJ. Wahlmeier Living Trust, N 1/2 ofNE 1/4 of Sec. 22, T5S, R27; andSW 1/4 of NE 1/4 of Sec. 22, T5S,R27W.

Teri Chase to Francis Farr, Lot 1,Block 21, Summit Addition, City ofOberlin.

Donnalea Harrison, and LaDonnaand Stephen Harrison, to Micklynand Rhonda Barth, Lot 31, Block 5,Original Town, City of Oberlin.

Connie and Art Meads, and Jo-Anne Alexander to Kenneth andMargaret Carter, as joint tenants, theNW 1/4 and the N 1/2 of the N 1/2of the SW 1/4 of Sec. 24, T3S,R27W.

Terry and Jill McCorkle to City ofOberlin, Lots 13-20, Block 14,Original Town, City of Oberlin.

Ronald Marcuson to RDM LLC,1/5 interest each in W 1/2 of Sec. 28,T4S, R29W and N 1/2 of Sec. 4,T5S, R29W.

Elizabeth G. Schroer Trust andJames W. Schroer Trust to JacobsBrothers LLC, the NE 1/4 of Sec. 27,T5S, R28W.

Rebecca and Tad Hartsough toJeff and Michelle Armbrister, Lot14, Block 18, Original Town, Nor-catur.

Phillip Erickson to Fredrick andWanda Hardman, Lots 7-12, less N8’ of Lots 10-12, and S 1/2 of W120’of east-west alley, all in Block 16,East Addition, City of Oberlin.

Karolyn Muirhead Trust to Rob-ert Muirhead, Ruth Peters and JoanLoughmiller, 1/3 interest each inSW 1/4 of Sec. 28, SW 1/4 of Sec.29, and NW 1/4 of Sec. 29, all inT4S, R28W.

City HallMUNICIPAL COURT

Thursday: Karen Honeychurch,Cheyenne, Wyo., failure to stop atstop sign (construction zone–finedoubled), $175.

Today: Farmers Market, 8 a.m.,in front of Chamber of Commerceoffice, 101 S. Penn.

Alcoholics Anonymous, 8 p.m.,ambulance barn.

Picnic in the Park, 6:30 p.m., CityPark. Drawing for Oberlin mer-chants’ big $1,000 Shopping Spree.

Friday: Oberlin schools start.Sunday: Teens for Christ, 6-8

p.m.Tuesday: Jody Tubbs, Kansas

Commission on Veterans Affairs,9:30 a.m., courthouse.

Thursday, Aug. 23: Pressurecooker gauge checks by homeeconomist Tranda Watts, 10 a.m. to4 p.m., extension office at court-house.

Sunday, Aug. 26: Senior pot-luck, 12:15 p.m., Golden Age Cen-ter.

Monday-Friday: At 1 p.m. atGolden Age Center, Monday, pi-nochle; Tuesday, pitch; Wednes-

day, Thursday, Friday, pinochle.Third Thursday of the month, seniorbridge, open. Quilting, puzzles,games daily. Senior lunch at the cen-ter, 220 N. Penn Ave., at 11:30 a.m.

The Decatur County Food Pan-try is open from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.Tuesday and Thursday at the UnitedChurch, 109 N. Griffith. Gifts ofnonperishable food and householditems are always needed.

A representative of the NorthwestLocal Environmental ProtectionGroup will be at the Health Depart-ment once a month for free wellevaluations, including testing wa-ter for bacteria and nitrates. For de-tails call (785) 475-8118.

SENIOR MENUToday: hamburger, winter mixed

vegetables, potato salad, canta-loupe.

Thursday: oven-baked chicken,mashed potatoes and gravy, straw-berries and bananas, bread, birthday

cake.Friday: hamburger gravy, mixed

vegetables, beets, biscuit, ambrosiafruit salad.

Monday: scalloped potatoes andham, peas, bread, cranberry salad.

Tuesday: meat loaf, baked po-tato, creamed corn, bread, apricots.

Next Wednesday: cook’s choiceentree, California blend vegetables,Jello with fruit, bread, lemon bars.

August 17-24OBERLIN SCHOOLS

Friday: Breakfast: cereal, muf-fin. Lunch: ham and cheese sand-wich, chips. Monday: Breakfast:pancake, sausage patty. Lunch:burrito. Tuesday: Breakfast: cereal,muffin. Lunch: hot beef sandwich,mashed potatoes. Wednesday:Breakfast: breakfast pizza. Lunch:turkey and cheese sandwich.Thursday: Breakfast: biscuits andgravy. Lunch: tacos. Friday: Break-fast: French toast sticks. Lunch: hotdog with bun. Juice and fruit servedwith breakfast. Milk served with allmeals. Choice bar served with alllunches.

a member of the Toastmaster’sClub, the People’s Church of CedarRapids, Iowa, and attended the FirstUnitarian Church in Dallas.

Survivors include his wife, Carm-an, Richardson, Texas; three chil-dren, Barton Rowley, Richardson;Dorinda and Ron Bazanele, Lavon,Texas; and Gavin Rowley, Denton,Texas; and two grandchildren.

He was preceded in death by hisparents and a sister, Beverly Fields.

Military graveside services willbe held at 10:30 a.m. on Wednesday,Aug. 22, at the Norton Cemeterywith Enfield Funeral Home incharge of arrangements.

Memorials may be made to theNature Conservancy, 4245 N. Fair-fax Drive, Suite 100, Arlington,Texas, 22203.

MarketsAugust 13, 2007closing markets

Wheat, $5.83 bushelMilo, $5.13 hnd weightCorn, $3.29 bushelSoybeans, $7.28 bushelSunflowers, $17.00 hnd

weight

Decatur County Weather ----- August 14th – 18th Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

100/68 98/66 90/62 93/63 95/64

Normal High: 88 Normal Low: 60

Sunrise: 6:53 to 6:56am Sunset: 8:35 to 8:40pm

Hot and dry weather continues for week number two with near record highs today and tomorrow. A cool from Wednesday night may bring a round of storms into the area; otherwise chances for precipitation will remain in northeast Colorado and Nebraska through the period. A second frontal system early next week may lead to a breakdown of the Midwestern high pressure system that has brought this late summer heat wave.

www.DecisionWeather.com Copyright © 2007

(National Weather Service)(Information below for period ending 8 a.m.

Mon.; maximum temperature for previous day.)Date Hi Low Precip.August 6 92 73 0.02August 7 89 67 0.40August 8 91 66 0.38August 9 98 66August 10 97 70August 11 98 67August 12 99 70Precipitation: for the week, 0.80; for the month

of August, 0.88; for the year, 16.29.For 24-hour weather radio broadcast, tune

scanner to 162.475 mhz.By Melvin Martin – NOAA Cooperative

Weather Observer

WEATHER

SchoolMenus

City delays OK on auditThe Oberlin City Council decided

to hold off on accepting last year’saudit, which was presented at ameeting last Monday night.

Auditor Steve Zodrow withMapes and Miller said the financialsbelong to the city, so they can dowith them what they want. Nor-mally after the presentation, he said,he asks for the council to accept theaudit so it can be sent to the state.

This year, though, the council waspresented a discussion draft, not theactual audit.

City Administration Gary Shikesaid there weren’t any surprises inthe audit and the city hadn’t beenwritten up for any problems.

Councilwoman Rhonda Maysuggested the council wait until themeeting Thursday, Aug. 23, to ac-cept the report so everyone wouldhave time to look it over.

Medicationaide class set

Colby Community College willoffer a certified medication aideclass starting in September at theAndbe Home in Norton.

The class is worth four collegecredits. Students will meet from 6 to10 p.m. on Tuesdays, from Tuesday,Sept. 4, through Tuesday, Dec. 18,and from Tuesday, Jan. 1, throughTuesday, Jan. 22.

Cost to enroll is $330. For a reg-istration form or to enroll by tele-phone, call Mary Herbel at (785)460-5427.