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Herndon NewsBy Julie Hafner

Decatur Health SystemsBy Othelia Vacura

Selden NewsBy Jacque Boultinghouse

Mount Pleasant NewsBy Dianne Bremer

Outpatient drug coverage is lim-ited for Medicare beneficiaries, so the following is important informa-tion.

Under Medicare regulations, pre-scription or over-the-counter drugs that are usually self-administered are NOT covered by Medicare for someone who receives outpatient services. These prescriptions in-clude those taken orally, inhaled, applied topically and some that are injected.

The only drugs that are covered by Medicare while receiving out-patient treatment are those that are incidental to that particular outpa-tient treatment.

Outpatient services are treat-ments received in the emergency room, during hospital observation and others, such as coming in to receive an injection. This drug coverage policy applies to Medicare beneficiaries only.

As a rule of thumb, Blue Cross and Blue Shield and other com-mercial insurance companies cover the cost of drugs that Medicare does not. Your physician should remind

you to bring your prescription or over-the-counter medications in their original containers with you to clinic appointments or emergency room visits to avoid the much higher cost of the hospital dispensing the exact same drugs, for which the pa-tient will have to pay. If the drug is not in its original container, hospital nurses will not be able to administer the medicine.

To clarify any questions you may have about Medicare drug coverage and your financial responsibility for medications while receiving outpa-tient care, call (785) 475-2208.

The Diabetic Support Group will meet at 4:30 p.m. Thursday, July 22, in the Specialty Clinic lobby. There will be no meeting in August, but the support group will resume in September.

Decatur Health Systems em-ployees and their families met for a midsummer picnic in the City Park on July 14. Rick and Lynn Doeden grilled hamburgers and hot dogs and everyone brought side dishes. Adults and children alike enjoyed eating, visiting and playing games,

and the group was given an oppor-tunity to end the day with a cool dip in the swimming pool.

A celebratory “Care For Your Heart” weight loss meeting was held on Monday, July 12, in the Specialty Clinic, featuring cold watermelon treats. In the two 12-week ses-sions, employees who participated lost a total of 672 pounds. Of that, 247 pounds came off in the second session.

The biggest loser team was Char-lene Shields and Helen Juenemann, with each taking home half of the cash collected in registration fees and fines levied on those who weighed in with gains instead of losses over the 12 weeks. A third session is planned, to help sustain the weight loss through carefully monitored diets and increased physical exercise.

The Fair Booth Committee is making plans for our fair booth, and has chosen a theme of “Then and Now.” Please plan to attend the Decatur County Fair, and when you do, stop by our booth to register for prizes.

Liam Evan Davies-Nedland was born Saturday evening, July 17, at 10:19 p.m., weighed 8 pounds, 6 ounces, and was 21 inches long. Congratulations to his parents, Hunter Nedland and Rhiannon Da-vies; his grandparents, Dan Nedland and Rhonda May, and Gareth and Lisa Davies; and his great-grand-parents, Walter and Betty May and Doris Auker.

Dianne Bremer and Jessica host-ed a baby shower for Rhiannon Davies early Saturday afternoon at their farm home. Guests attending were Rhonda May, Betty May, Pam May and Hannah, Sally May, Wilma May, Connie Olson, Wendy Scott, Gisela Fisher, Fern Moore, Mirla Coleman, Jody Betts, Joy Russell, Karen Larson, Roberta Johnson, Carol Wasson, Dori Pauls, Cyn-thia Haynes, Karen Bailey, Peggy Groneweg, Shirley Shields, Ruth Miesner, and Rory Wendelin. That

evening, the balloon bouquet from the shower was also enjoyed by Rhiannon in her hospital room.

John and Dianne Bremer and Jes-sica, Oberlin, and Kristen Bremer, Colby, were among those who at-tended the Bremer family reunion from July 9-12 in Estes Park, Colo., at the YMCA of the Rockies for the descendants of the 13 children of Frederick and Marion Barr (Muir-head) Bremer (see society page).

July 8 overnight guests at the John Bremer home were David Bremer, Newton, and Lyndon and Linda Tomasch, Dwayne and Lori Smith, Marisa and Riley, all of Olathe.

Lyndon and Linda Tomasch and David Bremer were supper and overnight guests at the John Bremer home on Monday, July 12, after re-turning from the family reunion.

Jaron and Tara Tate and Abigail Tate, Hot Springs, Ark., were Friday overnight guests of Jay and Becky

Tate, Dakota, Mollie, and Grace.Forrest and Pat (Euhus) Junod,

Sacramento, Calif., and their grand-daughters, Tamara and Tayrn Wil-son of Newton, were Wednesday evening to Saturday morning guests of Gaylord and Shirley Shields.

Slumber party guests of Mollie and Grace Tate at their home Satur-day evening were Faith Meitl, Dani Rouse, and Skyler Brown.

Visitors of Richard and Theresa Rippe this week were Brenda Schil-de and Addison, Minneola; Angela Haller and Thomas, Atascadero, Calif.; and Tom and Myra Sattler, Herndon. On Friday, Theresa, Alicia Rippe and Wyatt, spent the day with Alicia’s Grandma Mary Schwerdt, learning her “secret” to making deli-cious kolaches. Rodney Rippe and Katelyn Clark, Hays, were home the previous week helping with harvest and visiting family.

Weekend guests of Rachelle Solko were Darla Lovelady, Braden and Caleb Anderson of Ness City, and Delaney Dewey of Trenton, Neb. Sunday they attended the Ow-ens family reunion in Trenton, along with Don and Diane Solko, Destiny, Donnovan, Garrett, Ceanne and Ab-bie Schroeder.

Janice Sattler and Shirley Wil-liams, both of Atwood; Eda Mae, Jay and Mark Allen, Miami, Fla., and Bob and Julie Hafner were Sunday afternoon visitors of Hattie Toth, Edie Pettera and Joan Noble at Cedar Living Center in Oberlin.

Clarence Kaiser, Nebraska City,

Neb., sent a nice letter this week to the Square Deal. Clarence is the son of the late Henry and Philom-ena Kaiser and lives close to sister, Lorene Clark and brother Leonard. We appreciate hearing from readers who keep in touch with Herndon and have good Herndon memories. Thanks, Clarence, for the nice let-ter!

Recent visitors of Wayne and Linda Bosler were Chuck Bosler and Hilda Gonzales, Edinberg, Texas; Roy and Maria Green, Aus-tin, Texas; Barry and Beth Bosler, Lincoln, Neb., and Helen Quinlan, Donna and Ryan of Northglenn, Colo. All attended the Bosler-Johnston family reunion.

We welcome Viola Owens Frick to our community. Viola was born in Trenton and married Roy Frick in 1931. Their family consists of Arvene Frick, McCook; Ev-elyn Lorentz, Vernon and Laverne Frick, all of Herndon and Denise Holbrook, Crossville, Tenn. Viola enjoyed cooking at the school and café’s over the years and continues her decorating touch with embroi-

dery designs. She is excited and looking forward to meeting new friends. Grandsons, Roger and Rodney Lorentz would be the first to admit their cooking ability has come down through Grandma Viola and mother, Evelyn. Viola, welcome to your new home!

Carol Kompus was a dinner guest of her mother, Wilma Bobinmyer, on Thursday evening at Cedar Liv-ing Center in Oberlin. Lawrence Wendelin, Gothenburg, Neb., was a Saturday afternoon visitor of Carol’s and John Riener stopped by Sunday morning.

Family enjoying the Pickin’ on the Plains Bluegrass Festival last weekend in Colby were Voni Sat-tler, Brad, Deanna, Kassidi and Piper Williams, all of Herndon; Dave, Kathy and Braden Leitner, Sam, Chelsey and Kaius Kogl, all of Atwood, and Melody, Madison and Jamison Sattler, Centennial, Colo.; Zach Williams and Amy, Trenton, picked up Piper Sunday. They ig-nored the heat and mosquitoes while listening to wonderful bands and having fun together as a family.

On July 15 at Senior Citizens, Carlene Bruggeman won high, Helen Karls took second and Alfred Albers got low. Other members present included Betty James, Lola Cook, Royce Cook, Jeanie Spresser, Ralph Weis, Matt Finnesy, Anna Albers, Gail Mumm, Edna Schiltz, Ann Hazlitt, Carl Mumm, Bernita Aumiller, Myrna LeCount and Pat Wessel.

On July 8 at Senior Citizens, Alfred Albers won high, Edna Schiltz took second, Paulie Neff got low and Janice Kruse had the most Kings. Other members present included Shirley Emigh, Lola Cook, Royce Cook, Jeannie Spresser, Pat Wessel, Bob Wessel, Matt Finnesy, Paulie Neff, Betty James, Anna Albers, Carl Mumm, Ralph Weis, Bernita Aumiller, Janice Kruse and Ann Hazlitt.

On July 1 at Senior Citizens, Edna Schiltz won high, Jeanie Spresser took second and Betty James got low. Other members present in-cluded Ralph Weis, Anna Albers, Alfred Albers, Carl Mumm, Bernita

Aumiller and Helen Karls.On June 24 at Senior Citizens

Ralph Weis won high, Bob Wessel took second, Paulie Neff got low and Shirley Emigh had the most tens. Other members present included Pat Wessel, Betty James, Lola Cook, Royce Cook, Jeanie Spresser, Matt Finnesy, Edna Schiltz, Bernita Au-miller, Paulie Neff, Carl Mumm, Gail Mumm and Ann Hazlitt.

Birthdays and anniversaries: July 2 - Yerra Rath, Terry Goscha. July 3 - Michelle Juenemann. July 4 - Curt Spresser, Scott Boultinghouse, Troy and Nicole Moore. July 5 - Cathy Broeckelman. July 6 - Carol Hill, Jason Rogers, Sam Stalosh. July 7 - A.J. Stoll, Joey Lobato. July 8 - Larry Radovich, Dan Spresser, Gabrielle Schiltz. July 10 - Landee McKenna, Jerry and Paula Schiltz. July 11 - Kayla Wurm, Delores

Juenemann, Chris Koerperich. July 12 - Darrel Bruggemann, Lakyn Rogers. July 13 - Clem Mumm, Daniel and Janella Benoit, Mary Juenemann. July 15 - Justin Spress-er, Mandy Focke, Karla Brugge-man. July 16 - Shawn Spresser, Mark Wessel, Lance Weis. July 17 - Keshia Wenger, Edna Schiltz, Vickie Bainter. July 18 - Jeff Shaw, Mark and Lori Miller. July 20 - Jean Bruggeman, Sumner Schlenk. July 21 - Bob Hazlitt, Caroline Jacobs. July 22 - Alvin Juenemann. July 23 - Matt Schrock, Karl Wessel, Danielle Schiltz. July 24 - Emily Goeken, Katie Williams. July 25 -Lori Truetken, Chrissy Stanton. July 26 - Jennifer Spresser. July 28 - Betty Pauls, Lacey Rogers. July 29 - Jill Boultinghouse, Marcia Schlageck, Rowdy Belair.

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