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8A The Oberlin herald Wednesday, October 15, 2008
The Oberlin herald —
People in Our CommunityMary Lou Olson, society editor [email protected]
Sat., Oct. 18, 2008 • 10 a.m.
CHECK OUT OUR WEB SITE AT: www.johnson-real-estate.com
Johnson Realty, Inc.122 South Penn, Oberlin, KS 67749 • Roberta Johnson, Broker • Lynn A. Johnson, Associate Broker/Auctioneer
Call Lynn A. Johnson for sale bill or information: 785-475-2785 - Mobile: 785-475-8514
Chevrolet 1994 pickup w/topper, 4x4,automatic, air, 83,000 miles
Automobile & Pickups
Old Trunk
Mediterranean Sofa & Love Seat
Gulbransen Piano w/Bench
Baldwin Electric Organ
Mitsubishi Television, 50” on stand
Complete Ham radio units
Yard Machine, 20 h.p.,50" Riding Mower
Many items too numerousto mention
Household
Vacuum sweepers Whirlpool washerWhirlpool dryer Several lampsKitchen table & chairsBernina mini-matic sewing machineLots of threadSeveral radios Coffee tableSeveral upholstered chairs BedsDressers Chest-of-drawersLg. wall mirror Recliner chairSteam vacuumSeveral vacuum sweepersSuitcases Folding chairsMicrowave Black leather couchSanyo television PicturesCedar chest Several tables, end tablesWindow fan Lapidary polisherSilver Eagle dollars Silver dollars14 K Gold watch, Illinois Watch Co., engraved
case, circa safety pinion, 1893 J.Boss case14th Degree Mason gold ringOrange Blossom 14 K gold wedding bandAssorted coins Other watches
Antiques & Collectibles
Hand saws Antique children’s rocking chairKids old sledOld Hoosier style kitchen cabinetLanterns Cream cansDishes Boiler5-Gal. crock Crock bowlCopper boiler Daisy ChurnOld wooden rocking chairDaisy air rifle2-Gal. Red Wing churnHorse collars(2) LeGant regulator 31 day clocksSeveral old radiosWooden wash standNativity scenesAladdin lampAssorted dishesLg. trunkWorld War Two South Pacific
memorabiliaChrome kitchen tablePenn Pacific Spectrum train H.O. scale
w/track boardJapan flag Anvil
MiscellaneousOld high back saddleHornady case trimmer w/pilots, dyes, pressPowder scale Saddle, King of SaddlesSaddle blankets HaltersRopes Bridles
Musical, Telescopes,Radios
Yamaha attitude base elec. Guitar w/PV ampU.S. guitar Zither Menzenhouse(2) P.V. speakersCB radios 5-1/4” discsSeveral telescopesMeade 90 MM clock drive telescopeSony 8 MM video cameraDigital DVD recorder, VHSMagnavox receiver amplifierDVD player (3) VHS recorders(2) Sears 100 watt speakersAudio Cassette playerRCA 5-disc CD changerLXI amplifier, stereo system componentCanon A1 camera w/flash10x50 Bushnell binocularsBell & Howell projectorKeystone 8mm projector8-16 MM splicerSears tri-pod Slide receiver
Shop EquipmentExtension cords Shelving(2) Briggs enginesLg. Assortment bolts, etc.Battery charger, 250 AmpCut-off sawGenerac 5,000 alternatorSpace heaterBench grinder Drill pressGolden Rod wire stretchersDrill bitsElectric drillsAll State battery chargerAir grease gunGrease gunLots of assorted toolsSears & Roebuck table sawColeman Cenpower 305 10 h.p. generator,
electric start, 6250 wattsAcetylene cartC-clampsLg. gear pullerElectric chain sawsElectric hedge trimmersBolt bins, bolts, etc.Magna Force air compressor, 220 amp, 5 h.p.Air bubbleBMP dragster 3- wheelerTow cableLog chainsLots of 3/8” cableAssorted oils & misc.Welding rodGas cansShop vacuumsScooter, 3.5 h.p.Mapes-O-Matic sprayersMetal ramps130 Gal. fuel tank w/electric pumpFloor jackGenerac 15,000 P.T.O. generatorCentury AC/DC 29 S amp high frequency arc
stabilizer
Yard Equipment
Master Cut push mowerElectric chain sawYard sprayer on trailerSnapper roto tiller, 5 h.p.Montgomery lawn vacuum w/gas enginePush, hand garden planterVolcan push mowerAssorted garden toolsAluminum 16' extension ladderGarden hoseMetal wheelbarrowYard Man push mowerHonda push mowerYard Machine, 4 H.P., 22" cutG1642 Grazer riding mower(4) Tractor lawn sprinklers(3) Bicycles
Castle Rock Printers Inc. - Quinter, KS 67752
Tom Beattie, Salesperson Joe D. Green, Salesperson/Auctioneer Roger Emigh, Salesperson/AuctioneerRandy Ostmeyer, Salesperson David Juenemann, Salesperson Michael Wilson, Salesperson
Not responsible for accidents. All guar-antees are between sellers and buyers.No items are to be removed until paidfor. Announcements Day of Sale takeprecedence over printed matter.
Lunch will be served.
All buyers unknown to auctioneer musthave a letter of credit with their checks.
Auctioneer's Note: This will be a very interesting auction asthe Bremers took very good care of everything and have alot of interesting items. Many more items are still beingunpacked.
ESTATE AUCTIONLocation: The Gateway, southwest of the intersection
of Highway 83 and Highway 36, Oberlin, Kansas
Sellers: Fred andHenrietta Bremer Estate
Chevrolet 2006 Impala, 11,300 miles,4-door, loaded, like new
ESTATE AUCTION
Chevrolet 1982, 3/4 ton, automatic, air,2-wheel drive
Lots and lots of Antique Dishes
Whirlpool side-by-side refrigerator
Lions district governor to visit clubLions District Gov. John Lee of Kismet will make
his official visit to the Jennings Lions Club at 6:30 p.m. Monday, Oct. 27, at the Broken Wheel.
Mr. Lee was elected district governor for the 2008-09 club year, which began July 1. He and his wife Stephanie attended the Lions International Convention in Bangkok, Thailand, in late June, where he was sworn in as the first district governor for new Lions District 17-L, which covers the entire west-ern half of Kansas.
Gov. Lee is a native of eastern New Mexico and a graduate of New Mexico State University with a degree in agriculture edu-cation. He was employed by DeKalb Corp. before starting a 6,000-head contract swine finishing unit near Kismet.
He and his wife attend the First Baptist Church of Plains. They have three grown children and one grand-
child. He serves as a member of the Kismet City Council and as a member of the Seward County Fire Board.
Don Bolt is president of the Jennings Li-ons Club, David Carter is secretary and Jeff Wahlmeier is treasurer. Other members in-clude: William Carter, Harold “Bob” Tacha, Lawrence Jennings, Kenneth Carter, Doyle Brown, Mike McKenna, Mike Bailey, Jerry Schuetz and Joe Carter.
Lions International says it is the largest community service organization in the world, with 1.4 million members in over
45,000 clubs in 202 countries. District 17-L has 1,750 Lions in 73 clubs.
Gov. John Lee
Oberlin man to be honored by Modern Woodmen Oct. 31
Robert Groneweg of Oberlin will be honored as the “Outstanding Citizen of the Year” by the Oberlin Modern Woodmen of America at 7 p.m. Friday, Oct. 31, at the United Methodist Church basement.
The United Methodist Women will serve a smothered-steak supper
and the program will include the band “Clueless.”
The public is invited. Tickets are $4 for adults and $3 for children 9 and under. For reservations, call Marie McKisson at (785) 475-2927.
Marie McKisson spent the week-end in Abilene, where she and her sister, Carol Jean Barkley of Allen, Texas, were house guests of another sister and her husband, Janie and Kent Law.
They enjoyed the play, “Barefoot in the Park,” at the Great Plains Theater.
On Sunday, they were joined by the women’s brother, Earl Wells and Sheila of Clay Center for lunch at Farm House in Abilene.
En route to Abilene, Mrs. Mc-Kisson had dinner on Friday with a classmate and her husband, Leona and Truman Woellhos in Oak Hill.
Both graduated from Longford High School.
LeRoy and Sharon Stevenson have returned from Dakota Dunes, S.D., where they visited Jeremy and Ronda Pinkerman, and made the ac-quaintance of their infant daughter, Sidny Ann, who was born July 30. She has two sisters, Abby Lee and Mia Rey.
Mary Anderson of Osborne, and Joy Votapka recently flew to Toronto, Canada, where they took Via Rail to see southeast Canada. They toured Toronto, Montreal and Quebec City en route to Halifax, Nova Scotia, from where they re-turned by air.
Herschel and Jody Betts were among those who attended the wed-ding of Adam Lohoefener and Jenni Streb at Union Station in Kansas City on Saturday evening.
They were guests of their son and family, Gene and Jan Betts and Mary Kate in Leawood and they also attended the wedding.
Jim and Linda Hollowell spent a few days in Kearney, Neb., to
celebrate their 40th wedding an-niversary.
Everett Urban is recuperating satisfactorily after suffering a lac-eration on his left index finger in a farm accident last week.
He was flown by helicopter to Hays, but returned home the next day with his father, Terry Urban.
—Turkey dinner, 5 to 7 p.m., Wed., Oct. 15, Oberlin Covenant Church. Freewill offering.
Winning highs in pinochle at Golden Age Center the past week were Floyd Edgett, Ivis Hanson, Ardis Roe, Bob Jones and Aleen Van Vleet.
Lows went to Marie McKisson, Aleen Van Vleet, Floyd Edgett, Henry Edgett, Neil Marshall, Elden Haas and Merle Shirley.
Pitch highs were won by Floyd
Edgett and Elden Haas with lows going to Barb Solko and Aleen Van Vleet. Winning highs at bridge were Carol Shirley, Alice Shirley, Marty Munson and Aleen Van Vleet.
Open bridge at 1 p.m. Thursday. Senior potluck at 12:15 p.m. Sunday at Golden Age Center.
Don Rowlison was among five legendary Kansas cowboys who were honored for their contributions to the western life when they were inducted into the Kansas Cowboy Hall of Fame in Dodge City on Sept. 20 at the Boot Hill Museum.
He has been curator at Cotton-wood Ranch State Historic Site in Sheridan County since 1985.
He coordinates the annual sheep dog trials, the barbecue contest, Christmas at Cottonwood and the Cottonwood Ranch Trail Ride. He and his wife, Mellanie, have a son, Ian.
County office sending staff to meetings
Farm Service Agency employees who deal with farm programs from around Kansas will attend a Farm Bill training session next Tuesday to Friday.
All permanent farm program staff will attend this session. County of-fices will remain open, but will be staffed by temporary employees, said Bill R. Fuller, state executive director of the federal agency.
Those employees won’t know much about the farm programs. Computers will remain off and pay-ments will not be issued, Mr. Fuller said. Questions will be addressed by regular staff when they return to the office on Monday, Oct. 27.
For information or questions, call Diane Barrett, Decatur County executive director, at the Oberlin service center, 475-3131.
Club enjoysboys quartet
The New York Theater Ballet will perform at 7:30 p.m. Sunday at the Cultural Arts Center in Colby, sponsored by Western Plains Arts Association.
The dance numbers include cheerleading fun, a pom-pon girl pursued by a body builder; two ship librarians in love, a ballroom ro-mance, a beach babe and a sextet of distraught lovers, along with sounds of the 1950s score by Gerschwin.
Act II combines Agnes DeMille’s choreography of portions of the musicals, “Paint Your Wagon” and “Carousel.”
Admission is by season ticket or $15 for adults and $8 for students at the door.
Ballet comingto arts center
The boys quartet from Decatur Community High School sang barbershop music when members of the Oberlin Rotary Club met on Oct. 7 at The Gateway.
Program chairman Bob Gaskill introduced Susan Nelson, vocal di-rector, and members of the quartet, Jordan Tally, tenor; Joseph Hirsch, lead; Jacob Larue, bass; and Ethan Merrill, baritone. They sang several selections, including “Goodnight Sweetheart” to Vice President Rhonda May.
Guests were Tamara Ketterl and Elisha Jones, junior Rotarians from the high school, and Kay Brown.
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