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Deaths in area Mrs. Nora C. Martin Mrs. Nora C. Martin, 75, a former Hutchinson resident, died March 15 at Freemont, Calif.

Born in 1897 in Monette, she lived in Hutchinson and was a resident here until three years ago. Survivors include a daughter: Mrs. Leoti Kurtz, Union City, brother: Fred Spain, Puyallup, Washington; three grandchildren and three grandchildren. Funeral was March 17 and she was buried in Irvington Memorial Cemetery, Freemont, Calif. Mrs.

Carl H. Geer Mrs Mabel Ruth Geer, 67, former Hutchinson resident, died Sunday at Plainview Nursing Home, Riverside, after a sudden illness. Born June 15, 1905, at Skiddy, she was married to Carl H. Geer, April 27, 1934, at Hutchinson. He died May 5, 1961.

She was a retired waitress. She was a member of the Baptist Church, Gypsum. Survivors include a son: Robert E. French, Riverside; daughters: Mrs. Raymond Reuber, 48 Rambler; Mrs.

Carl Reynold, Oak Grove, Mrs. William Smith, Blue Ridge, brother: James Knapp, Gypsum; sister: Mrs. Laura Isaacs, San Antonio, four grandchildren; three great-grandchildren. Gene Done DuVal Gene D. DuVal, 24, Leoti, formerly of Hutchinso, was killed in an automobile accident near Colby Sunday night.

Born July 20, 1948, at Hutchinson, he married Zenitha Ann Morgan Oct. 4, 1971, at Maize. He was a barber at Leoti. He moved to Leoti Aug. 1, 1972, from Hutchinson.

He was a veteran of the Vietnam War. Survivors include the widow; daughter: Tonya Faye, both of the home; parents: Mr. and Mrs. Howard DuVal, 400 East 12th; brother: Ron, Wichita; sister: Mrs. Jan Rene Wedel, 629 West 19th.

Funeral will be 11 a.m., Wednesday at Johnson and Sons; Rev. Dean Gleason. The body will be cremated. Friends may call from noon until 9 p.m. Tuesday at the chapel.

The family suggests memorials to the American Heart Fund. F. H. Kleyman TRIBUNE F. H.

Kleyman, 80, died Monday at his home after a short illness. Born April 30, 1892, at Covington, he married Anna Goetz in November of 1915, in Wichita County. She died Dec. 13,1930. He later married Ethel Kinlund June 3,1959, at Raton, N.

M. He was a retired farmer and stockman and lived here since 1923. He was a member of the St. Joseph Catholic Church, Tribune. Survivors include the widow; sons: Cyril, Leoti; Harold, San Diego, Floyd, Fred, Leo and Robert, Tribune; daughters: Mrs.

Paul Shafer, Tribune; Mrs. Gene Fisher, San Diego, brothers: John, Martensdale, Iowa; Robert, Wichita; Vincent, Leoti; sister: Mrs. Lillian Lippold, St. Marys, Iowa; 27 grandchildren; 14 great-grandchildren. Funeral will be 10 a.m.

(MST) Wednesday at the church; Father Elmer Klenke. Rosary will be 7:30 p.m. (MST) Tuesday at the Weinmann-Price Funeral Home, Leoti. Burial will be in I the City of Hutchinson can provide 1973 Sewage Services at 1958 prices to a giant corporation which has many millions of dollars to pay its proper proportion of sewage treatment costs, shouldn't the City do at least as much for fhe average tax-paying citizen? Shouldn't the individual receive equal and comparable treatment? Vote for Lloyd A. WINSL0W C.L.U.

100 Crescent City Commissioner Tuesday, April Pol. Adv. paid by candidate. Greeley County Cemetery, Tribune. Friends may call all day Tuesday at the Weinmann-Price Funeral Home, Leoti and from 8 a.m.

Wednesday until service time at the church. The family suggests memorials to the heart tread machine at Greeley County Hospital, Tribune. Tresmon Miller GARDEN CITY Tresmon Miller, 71, died Monday at his home after a long illness. Born Dec. 8, 1901, at Woodlawn, he married Josephine Williams May 18, 1927, at Kingman.

She died Feb. 24, 1961. He was a retired farmer and lived here since 1930. He was a member of the VFW, Garden City; American Legion. Survivors include a daughter: Mrs.

Geneva Minter, Garden City; sons: Norman, Garden City; Lawrence and John, Holcomb; Norris, Enid, brothers: Aladin and Dorise, Fenton, sisters: Mrs. Ida Savant and Mrs. Amelia O'Blanc, Lake Charles, 14 grandchildren. Funeral will be 2 p.m. Thursday at the Phillips-White Funeral Home, Garden City; Paul Havener.

Burial will be in Valley View Cemetery, Garden City, with military rites. Friends may call until service time at the funeral home. Leonard Kelley NEWTON Leonard Kelley, 66, former Newton resident, died Monday at his home at Wichita after a short illness. Born Oct. 6, 1906, at Roper, he married Velma Pippin Jan.

23, 1926, at Fredonia. He was the owner of Leonard Poultry and Egg Co. and lived at Wichita since 1954. He was a member of the IOOF, Newton; Kansas Restaurant Association. Survivors include the widow; daughter: Mi's.

William Getz, Newton; foster son: Richard Roughtdn, of the home; brother: S. Wichita; sisters: Mrs. Beulah Wastoskie, Cherry vale; Mrs. Stella Lane, Fort Worth, two grandchildren. Funeral will be 10 a.m.

Thursday at the Petersen Funeral Home, Newton; Rev. Fred Spinder. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery, Newton. Friends may call from Tuesday afternoon until service time at the funeral home. Francis M.

Miles MT. HOPE Francis M. Miles, 77, Mt. Hope, retired farmer, died Sunday evening in the Halstead Hospital after a short illness. Born Sept.

18,1895 in Marion County, he married Florence O'Dell March 12, 1919, at Wichita. Member of Mt. Hope Federated Church, Masonic Lodge, Wichita Consistory. Survivors are: the widow, sons, Dewey, Delton, both of Mt. Hope; daughter, Mrs.

Marjorie Wilferth, Rochester, N.Y.; sisters, Mrs. Lenla Behymer, Mrs. Lulu Hooker; Mrs. Marie Lauer, Mrs. Ruby Dove, all of Wichita; nine grandchildren, 2 grandchildren.

Funeral will be 2 p.m., Wednesday at the church; Rev. John Havens. Burial will be in the Mt. Hope Cemetery. Friends may call at the Wulf Mortuary, Mt.

Hope, 1 to 9 p.m. Tuesday and 9 a.m. to noon Wednesday. The family suggests memorials to the Mt. Hope Federated Church.

John E. Lupfer McPHERSON John E. Lupfer, 88, died Monday at McPherson Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Born March 7, 1885, at Brunswick, he married Eula Winters June 4, 1918, at Nowata, Okla. She died March 14, 1939.

He was a retired employe of National Co-op Refinery Association and lived here 38 years. He was a member of the First Christian Church, McPherson. Survivors include sons: Dale, Houston, Lloyd, Olympia, daughters: Lois Lupfer and Mrs. Janus Johnson, McPherson; nine grandchildren; one great-grandchild. Funeral will be 3 p.m.

Wednesday at the Ball and Son Funeral Home, McPherson; "(all Uutie, lur a Clean Rug" I'hont 663-2538 TYPEWRITERS ADDING MACHINES NEED OUR SPECIALIZED SHOP CLEANING tuning and ADJUSTING CALL US NOW! Efficient dependable service It our Business Factory trained technicians MIDWESTERN TYPEWRITER CO. 25 West Second Rudy Pestinger Phone 2-7071 Rev. William McDermet. Burial will be in McPherson Cemetery. Friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m.

Tuesday at the funeral home. Mrs. Murray Parsons MEADE Mrs. Kate B. Parsons, 94, died Sunday at Meade District Hospital after a short illness.

Bom March 1, 1879, st Springfield, she was married to Murray Parsons in 1913, at Springfield. She lived here one year. She was a member of the United Methodist Church, Meade. Burial will be 4 p.m. Tuesday in Fowler Cemetery; Rev.

Marvin Palmer. Friends may call from 10 a.m. Tuesday until service time at the Fidler Mortuary, Meade. Leslie Oiler GARDEN CITY Leslie Oiler, 65, died Sunday at St. Catherine Hospital, Garden City, after a short illness.

Born Oct. 8, 1907, at Red Oak, he was a retired laborer and lived here several years. Survivors include a sister: Mrs. Kitty Sealock, Hemet, brother: Wesley. Funeral will be 2 p.m.

Tuesday at the Garnand Funeral Home, Garden City; Rev. Leonard Clark. Burial will be in Valley View Cemetery, Garden City. Friends may call until service time at the funeral home. Roger N.

Wooldridge KINGMAN Roger Norris Wooldridge, 20, was killed Sunday at Pierce, in an automobile accident. Born June 22, 1952, at Wichita, he was a junior in journalism at University of Kansas and a lifetime resident here. He was a member of the United Methodist Church, Kingman; DeMolay. Survivors include the parents: Mr. and Mrs.

Norris Wooldridge, Kingman. Funeral will be 2 p.m. Wednesday at the church; Rev. Gerald Martin. Burial will be in Hoosier Cemetery, Kingman.

Friends may call from 2 to 9 p.m. Tuesday at the Livingston Mortuary, Kingman. Travis J. Steffan LYONS Travis J. Steffan, five-month-old son of Mr.

and Mrs. Jerome Steffan, Lyons, died Saturday at University of Kansas Medical Center, Kansas City, after a short illness. He was born Oct. 26, 1972, at Hutchinson. He was a member of the St.

Paul's Catholic Church, Lyons. Survivors include the parents; paternal grandparents: Mr. and Mrs. Harold Steffan, Chase; maternal grandparents: Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Rufenacht, Ness City; great-grandfather: Antone Panek, Cunningham. Funeral will be 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at the church; Father Albert Esswein. Burial will be in Lyons Cemetery. Friends may call at the Crawford-Miller Mortuary, Lyons.

Mrs. Austin P. Stone BURRTON Mrs. Docia M. Stone, 75, died Monday morning at the Mary Nursing Home after a long illness.

Born March 27, 1897 at Burrton, she was married to Austin Punk Stone Jan. 3, 1920 at Hutchinson. He died in 1971. She was a life-long resident here. She was a member of the Burrton United Methodist Church, Eastern Star, OAO Club and a charter member of the Burrton Garden Club.

Survivors include: son, Bernard, Burrton; daughter, Mrs. Barbara Hoskinson, Burrton; sisters: Mrs. Ruth Hill, Fairmount, W. Mrs. Ruby McNeil, Paducah, Mrs.

Florence Henderson, Manitou, Mrs. Virginia Steele, Wichita; six grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Funeral will be 2:30 p.m. Thursday at the church; Rev. Victor Dellenbaugh.

Burial will be in Burrton Cemetery. The family suggests memorials to the Burrton Public Library. Friends may call at the Burrton Funeral Home after 2 p.m. Wednesday. Funerals Charles M.

Bozone WICHITA Funeral for Charles M. Bozone, 64, Wichita, who died Sunday, will be 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Draper-Cannon Funeral Home, Newton; Rev. Edwin Lack. Burial will be in Youngstown Cemetery, Marion.

Friends may call until service time at the funeral home. Sublette sewage problem solved Legal Notices only, Pauline Herren, CO. employee retirement, 726.60; Pauline Herren, Co. state withholding tax, 351.93; Pauline Herren, Co. Blue Cross, Pauline Herren, Co.

net ami. paid (Cr payroll), 21,258.79, Pauline Herren, Co. Treas, American Family Life Assurance, 243.00 Legal Notices SUBLETTE Sewage facilities here are in operation again. Over the weekend, local health authorities cautioned residents against using too much water because a city sewage pumping station northeast of the city flooded on Saturday. At the time, townspeople were asked to use showers instead of bath tubs, which retained water.

Vor those without showers, it was like old times go without or find a good water hole. Water abounds And finding a water hole hasn't been difficult. Sublette, like most southwest Kansas communities, has received a record amount of precipitation during the month of March over six inches of rain. As if to apologize for the inconveniences of the weekend, residents have been urged to use extra amounts of water during a 24-hour period, which began Monday night, to help flush the city's sewage lines. Not only have the sewage lines been restored, but heavy rains Airport fee hit DODGE CITY The operators of the Dodge City Municipal Airport say they're "hacked off" at the federal government because of current not-too-publicized Congressional hearings concerning "enormous" rate- hikes for use of small rural airports.

Mike Gebhart, the airport manager, says a bill introduced in Congress would make noncommercial use of airports by most light aircraft owners nearly impossible because of increased usage fees. According to Gebhart, approval of the measure would all but shut down small airports in Southwest Kansas. Gebhart said writing to Washington lawmakers has had little effect. Of the several letters his wife wrote to Washington, D.C., protesting the legislation, he said, only Senator Edward M. Kennedy responded with a personal letter.

Towns note birthday Some towns, like some people, grow old without fanfare. Such a community is Syracuse, where residents recently celebrated the 100th birthday of the town's arrival of it's first settlers. Syracuse had its problems back then. Some of £he early women took one look at the settlement, refused to have their baggage removed from their trains and were returned to Hutchinson and supposed civilization. In contrast, Sublette is letting everyone know about its Golden Anniversary celebration this weekend.

About the only trouble that settlement had was a squabble with Santa Fe, another Haskell County community. It seems a county vote was taken back then to decide where the county seat should be located Sublette or Santa Fe. Voters decided on Sublette, and that's one of the reasons the town has become the largest community in Haskell County. Kansas Citian is nominated TOPEKA Leonard O. Thomas, Kansas City attorney, has been nominated for president-elect of the 2,700 member Kansas Bar Association by a KBA nominating committee headed by Topeka attorney Clayton Davis.

The committee also announced nominations for KBA vice president and secretary- treasurer. Richard L. Becker of Coffeyville was nominated as vice president and James R. Yoxall, Liberal, to a fourth term as secretary-treasurer. Thomas will stand for election as president-elect in May when currect president-elect J.

Richards Hunter of Hutchinson assumes the KBA presidency at the end of the Association's annual meeting in Topeka, May 16-18. Thomas would succeed to the presidency at the close of the 1974 annual meeting. COULD YOU USE ACOPIER FOR LESS THAN $1.00 PER DAY INCLUDING SUPPLIES? GREEVER'S O.M.I. 409 N.Main Hutchinson, Kansas 316-662-3761 that plagued most of the area have given way to clear skies and sunny conditions over most of Southwest Kansas. But if it rains here next weekend, Gov.

Robert Docking may be forced to cancel his scheduled appearance during Sublette's Golden Anniversary celebrations. Not because of the sewage problem, but because of poor flying weather. Legal Notices Statement of Claims allowed by Board of County Commissioners I hereby certify that the following claims against Reno County, Kansas were paid by the board of Reno County Commissioners during the month of February, 1973. Signed: GLENIS L. HELDENBRAND Reno County Clerk GENERAL FUND Porter K.

Brown, travel, 67176; Cooper Tire Service, supplies, 41.34; John W. Davis, reimbursement, 10.09; James Fountain, reimbursement, 10.45; Ralph Goering, car allowance 75.00; Kansas Turnpike Authority, toll fee, 1.80; L. McCublln, travel, 4.32; Reno Co. Road 8. Bridge, car expense zoning Dec, 30.64; Reno Co.

Road 8. Bridge, car expense sheriff Dec, Reno Co. Road 8. Bridge, car expense Juvenile Dec 72, 48.32; James H. Rexroad, reimbursement, 189.00; Janet M.

Welch, travel, 22.62; Bancroft-Whitney supplies, 42.25; Central Glass Company, supply, 50.00; Central Glass Company, supply, 50.00; Hutch-Line supplies, 8.65; Kaufman's, supplies, 11.62; Lockwood Company, supplies, 302.90; Navrat's, supplies, 82.10; Roberts Printing, supplies, 30.75; Underground Vaults 8. Storage, service, 56.70; West Publishing Company, publication, 10.00. Anell Wlckliffe, supplies, 1.96; Western Union Telegraph, service, 8.93; Modern Office Machines, service, 25.00; Mosier Safe Company, supplies, 60.00; P.A.T.S. Security Service, service, 9.60; Xerox service, 579.83; City of Hutchinson, service, 91.01; Fred Alonzo, service, 500.00; Baker Manufacturing supplies, 25.26; Electric supplies, 17.92; Falk Brothers, supplies, 86.00; General Communications, service, 748.87; Hutchinson Towel 8. Linen, service, 3.75; Hutch Wiping Towels, service, 25.15; Kansas Janltoral Supply, supply, Kenney's Electrical service, 12.50; Sunflower Electric Supply, supplies, 22.46; Hutchinson Clinic, service, 40.00; Hutchinson Hospital Corporation, service, 733.50; Walgreen Drug Stores, supplies, 4.61; Sheriff of Shawnee fee, 1.80; Jeffery Allen Stroberg, fee, 5.00; Louis E.

Thompson, fee, 5.00; Mrs. Louis E. Thompson, fee, 5.00; Linda Lea Morgan, fee, 15.80; Sheriff of Sedgwick fee, 4.72; E. Mike Baker, fee, 5.00; Doc McCurdy, fee, 5.00; C. C.

Amick, fee, 5.00; Porter K. Brown, reimbursement, 86.22; Larry A. Bolton, fee, 25.00; Larry A. Bolton, fee, 25.00. Larry A.

Bolton, fee, 25.00; David L. Brown, fee, 25.00; Kerry J. Granger, fee, 25.00; Leander P. Hamilton, fee, 40.00; Charles E. Rauh, judge pro tern, 25.00; John H.

Shaffer, fee, 25.00; H. F. Songer, transcript, 61.20; Hutchinson News, legals, 9.45; 1.1.A. of Insurance, 8.00; Charles T. Hlnshaw, M.D., service, 35.00; C.

T. Hlnshaw, M.D., service, 100.00; Hans T. Lettner, M.D., service, 75.00; Hans T. Lettner, M.D., service, 125.00; J. Wortman, M.D., service, 35.00; Mr.

K's Steak House, meals, 42.79; Central Glass repair, 47.40; 8. repairs, 19.93; Law Enforcement repairs, 14.60; Motorola Communications service, 24.75; Photo Center, service, 36.32; Central Press, supplies, 627.50; James H. Fountain, board bill Jan. 73, 799.50. Pauline Herren, Co.

withholding tax, Pauline Herren, Co. social security, employee only, Pauline Herren, Co. employee retirement, 746.10; Pauline Herren, Co. state withholding tax, 347.29; Pauline Herren, Co. net amt.

paid (Cr payroll), Pauline Herren, Co. credit union, 456.00; Coffey's Gun Shop, repairs, 75.00; Downtown Dodge, service, 59.35; Rick Juarez, supplies, 4.00; Jack Maloney, travel expense, 56.70; Darrel K. Regler, travel expense, 12.11; Reno Co. Road Bridge, car expense Juvenile Jan, 43.39; Reno Co. Road 8.

Bridge, car expense zoning Jan, 17.82; Reno Co. Road Bridge, car expense sheriff Jan, 945.76; Showalter Garage, repairs, 14.50; Jim Stringer, service, 114.00; John D. Sutton, travel expense, 46.78; John D. Sutton, travel expense, 35.64; Janet M. Welch, travel expense, 19.25; E.

Victor Wilson, reimbursement, 57.06; J. Leslie Zimmerman, travel, 34.49; Bancroft-Whitney supplies, 72.20; Bancroft-Whitney supplies, 26.85; Burroughs Corporation, supplies, 14.25; Burroughs Corporation, service, 21.50; Central Press, supplies, 99.25; Kansas Co. Assessors dues, 20.00; Lockwood Company, supplies, 21.15; National Council on Crime 8. Delinquency, dues, 15.00. Roberts Printing, supplies, 660.69; Shepard's Citations, books, 40.00; State Libraries of Kansas, subscription, 11.00; Bell Telephone Company, service, 705.33; I.B.M., service, 17.61; Pitney Bowes, service, 51.00; Xerox Corporation, supplies, 640.00; Gas Service Company, service, Kansas Power Light service, 757.17; Central Welding Machine service, 20.60; Frank Colladay Hardware, supplies, 11.55; Dover Elevator service 78.00; Hutchinson Paper supplies, 36.92; Hutchinson Wiping Towels, service, 50.30; Kenny's Electrical service, 67.93; Med-Amerlcan Research, supplies, 75.34; Otis Elevator Company, service 52.20; Schmltt's, supplies, 47.02; Sales, supplies, 121.98; Stevens, repairs, 409.74; Stutzman Refuse Disposal, service 20.00; Sunflower Electric, supplies, 52.92; American Uniform Rental, service, 47.93; Rhodes Rexall Drugs, supplies, 49.25; Sears Roebuck Company, supplies, 5.28; Karl K.

Tar- gownik, M.D., witness fee, 450.00; Galen D. Kessler, witness fee, 5.00; Bob Cowan, witness fee, 10.40; Mrs. Kathleen O'Neal, witness fee, 5.00; Emil L. Goering, M.D., witness fee, 561.20; Probate Court of Pawnee sheriff fee, 57.35; Shirley Tucker, witness fee, 5.00. Bertha Smith, witness fee, 5.00; Harold Voth, witness fee, 7.88; Anthony F.

Tcmaat, witness fee, 5.00; Pauline Frle- sen, witness fee, 5.00; Joseph Ward, witness fee, 145.60; Larry Benander, witness fee, 5.00; Robert Triplett, witness fee, 5.00, Terry F. Long, witness fee, 5.00; David A. Reed, witness fee, 5.00; Gilbert Castro, witness fee, 5.00; Sharon Ensz, witness fee, 5.00; Danny Garcia, witness tee, 5.00; Victor Garcia, witness fee, 5.00; Kim Jackson, witness fee, 5.00, Wallace F. Caskey, witness fee, 212.28, Larry Catlett, witness fee, 20.00; Leslie R. Baugh, witness fee, 20.00; Aaron Eugene Johnson, witness fee, 10.00; Robert Lee Prim, witness fee, 10.00; Anna M.

Hill, witness fee, 5.00; Aaron Eugene Johnson, witness fee, 10.00; Robert Lee Prim, witness fee, 10.00; Sheriff of Denver sheriff's, 2.30; Betty Jo Miller, witness fee, 5.00; Dlng- es, Gottschalk, Rome 8. Bolton, atty. fee, 15.90, Charles K. Hyter, pro tern, 62.50, Ronald L. Leslie, ally, fee, 35.00; William M.

Mills, atty. fee, 25.00; Charles E. Rauh, attorney, atty. fee, 50.00; Jerry Rlcksecker, 25.00; Hutchinson News, legals, 14.85, Hutchinson News, publication, 125.70. Hutchinson News, publication, 44.85; The Hutchinson News, publication, 18.90, II.A.

of FID bond premium, 548.00; Credit Bureau of Hutchinson, service, 6.00; James H. Janzen, D.D.S., service, 19.00, Hans T. Lettner, autopsy, 100.00, Hans T. Lettner, M.D., autopsy, 88.20; James Shaw, M.D., autopsy, 113.20; J. Spitzer, M.D., coroner fee, 35.00, Wm.

Von Ruden, M.D., coroner fee, 35.00; JC W. Pedersen, service, 4.45; Data Industries, service, 303.66; Anton M. Dosch, repairs, 50.00; Hutchinson Paper supplies, 33.34; Photo Center, service, 6.53; Stevens, repairs, 13.00; Stutzman Refuse Disposal, service 10.00; Kansas Inspectors' Association, association dues, 26.00; Pauline Herren, Co. withholding tax, 3,517.24, Pauline Herren, Co. social security, employee WELFARE ADMINISTRATION FUND Pauline Herren, Co.

federal withholding, Pauline Herren, Co. state withholding, 114.89; Pauline Herren, Co, social security, 966 94, William D. Paske, W.A., employee retirement, 313.82; William D. Paske, W.A., employer retirement, 502.11; Pauline Herren, Co. net amt.

paid (Cr payroll), State Department of Social Welfare, Reno share of state Cenpay expenditures for the month of March 1973, 42,400.00. Pauline Herren, Co. federal withholding, Pauline Herren, Co state withholding, 117.72, Pauline Herren, Co. social security, 983.30; William D. Paske, W.A., employee retirement, 318.16; William D.

Paske, W.A., employer retirement, 509.06; Pauline Herren, Co. net amt. paid (Cr payroll), 6,299.10. ROAD 8, BRIDGE FUND American Petroflna, road oil, 891.00; Midwest Iron 8. Metal bridge material, 60.42; Symons Mfg.

bridge material, 45.44; Davis Child Motor American Petroflna, road oil, 891.00; Midwest Iron 8. Metal bridge material, 60.42; Symons Mfg. bridge material, 45.44; Davis Child Motor repairs, Ely's repairs, 167 70; GO Steel repairs, 41.87; International Harvester repairs, 99.65; Martinez 8. Sons, repairs, 12.00; Maupin Auto Salvage, repairs, 20.00; Parrott-Hodnett, tubes, 13.99. D.

C. Potter repairs, 66.22; Rose Motor Supply, repairs, 49.83; Supply, repairs, 10.70; Truck Parts 8. Equipment, pump, 230.00; White Star Machinery, repairs, 163.26; Gulf Oil gasoline, Hutchinson Butane, butane, 17.23; Bell Telephone Company, service, 6.00; 3-M Company, signs, 54.58; Carey Salt Ice control, 203.00; William H. Culver, stock pile, 25.00; J. S.

Knapp, stock pile, 25.00; Steele Sand 8. Gravel, gravel, 163.92; City Blueprint, repairs, 22.80; Lloyd K. Hoskinson, 22.43; Johann H. Teten, estate, 213.36; Industrial Supply shop supplies, 7.94; Pauline Herren, Co. withholding tax, Pauline Herren, Co.

social security, employee only, Pauline Herren, Co. employee reitrement, 671.54; Pauline Herren, Co. state withholding tax, 205.54; Pauline Herren, Co. net amt. paid (Cr payroll), Pauline Herren, Co.

credit union, 342.00. Construction Supply bridge material, 25.28; Robert Mills Lumber lumber, 62.68; Stuckey Lumber 8. Supply, lumber, 17.78; Bunte, oxygen, 17.90; Central Glass repairs, 3.50; Central Welding 8. Machine repairs, 20.60; Colladay Hardware repairs, 78.29; Downtown Dodge, 4.93; Fairvlew Service, repairs, 54.13; Firestone Stores, tires, 84.11; Klngsley- Wagner Motor, repairs, 222.06; Reno Hardware, repairs, 18.17; Scheufler Supply, bolts, 88.51; Unimasco, repairs, 50.70; Wasson Trimming Supply, repairs, 15.75; Independent Service Station, gasoline, 4.25; Oil Company gasoline, 13.60; City of Hutchinson, service, 14.60; Gas Service Company, service, 180.67; Kansas Power 8. Light service, 161.12; Sherwln Williams paint supplies, 5.05; Mrs.

Laveda Moyer, stock pile, 25.00; Steele Sand Gravel, gravel, Gibson Products film, 27.24; Hefllng Engineering, lab tests, 5.00; Hutchinson News, publications fee, 8.10; Charles E. Nunemaker, expenses, 70.66; Reno County Clerk, contract agreement, 22.60; Roberts Printing, 34.19; Zoning Bulletin, subscription, 18.00; 1.1.A. of insurance, Hutch-- inson Paper towels, 9.96. D. E.

wingert, expense, 65.69; Regls- trationed Builders Association, registration, 160.00; Edwin S. Truesdell 8. Emma Truesdell, Edwin S. Truesdell 8, Emma Truesdell, 140.80; Edwin S. Truesdell 8.

Emma Truesdell, 70.40; Pauline Herren, Co. withholding tax, Pauline Herren, Co. social security, employee only, Pauline Herren, Co. employee retirement, 680.25; Pauline Herren, Co. state withholding tax, 210.85; Pauline Herren, Co.

Blue Cross, Pauline Herren, Co. net amt. paid (Cr payroll), Pauline Herren, Co. American Family Life Assurance, 174.92. SPECIAL BRIDGE FUND Kingman County Engineer, material- labor, 273.93.

SPECIAL GENERAL FUND Bessie L. Harrison, unclaimed fund Case No. 14224, 86.96. MOTOR LICENSE FUND Pauline Herren, Co. withholding tax, 161.28; Pauline Herren, Co.

social security, 139.52; Pauline Herren, Co. employee retirement, 34.50; Pauline Herren, Co. employer's pension contribution, 55.20; Pauline Herren, Co. state withholding tax, 16.14; Pauline Herren, Co. net amt.

paid (Cr payroll), 820.82; Pauline Herren, Co. credit union, 90.00; Pauline Herren, Co. withholding tax, 161.28; Pauline Herren, Co. social security, 139.52; Pauline Herren, Co. employee retirement, 34.50; Pauline Herren, Co.

employer's pension contribution, 55.20; Pauline Herren, Co. state withholding tax, 16.14; Pauline Herren, Co. Blue Cross, 99.20; Pauline Herren, Co. net amt. paid (Cr payroll), 875.29; Pauline Herren, Co.

American Family Life Assurance, 14.68. BINDWEED FUND Edwin H. Foster, dues 8. travel, 11.80; The Gas Service Company, service, 39.52; Reno Co. Road 8, Bridge, car expense Dec.

72, 32.91; Kansas Power 8. Light service, 20.16; Pauline Herren, Co. withholding tax, 110.51; Pauline Herren, Co. social security, employee only, 59.87; Pauline Herren, Co. employee retirement, 24.31; Pauline Herren, Co.

state withholding tax, 11.05; Pauline Herren, Co. net amt. paid (Cr payroll), 817.56; Bornholdt Plantland, chemical, 415.25; C-K Supply, equipment, 12.65; Auto Salvage, truck repair, 10.00; Reno Co. Road 8. Bridge, supplies car expense 73.05; City of South Hutchinson, service, 6.33; The Gas Service Company, service, 37.28; Schmltt's Paint 8, Wallpaper, office supply, 1.20; Reno County General Fund, service, 22.60.

Pauline Herren, Co. withholding tax, 103.98; Pauline Herren, Co. social security, employee only, 57.47; Pauline Herren, Co. employee retirement, 23.40; Pauline Herren, Co. state withholding tax, 10.41; Pauline Herren, Co.

Blue Cross, 151.50; Pauline Herren, Co. net amt. paid (Cr payroll), 723.54; Pauline Herren, Co. American Family Life Assurance, 12.00. HEALTH FUND American Uniform Rental, service, 1.56; Bell Telephone Company, service, 60.71; Pauline Herren, Co.

withholding tax, 96.75; Pauline Herren, Co. social security, employee only, 45.50, Pauline Herren, Co. employee retirement, 11.14; Pauline Herren, Co. state withholding tax, 9.67, Pauline Herren, Co. Blue Cross, 104.60; Pauline Herren, Co.

net amt. paid (Cr payroll), 557.16. AMBULANCE FUND Hutchinson Hospital services, 3.B46.86. ELECTION FUND Alice Wempe, service-general, 28.12; Data Industries, service-supplies, 27.10. EMPLOYERS PENSION CONTRIBUTION FUND Pauline Herren, Co.

employee insurance 8. retirement, 2,307.14. EMPLOYERS PENSION CONTRIBUTION FUND Pauline Herren, Co. employee insurance 8, retirement, 2,306.20. SOCIAL SECURITY MATCHING FUND Pauline Herren, Co, employer's share F.I.C.A., Pauline Herren, Co.

employer's share 2,849.48. SPECIAL BUILDING FUND Donald D. Nyberg, service, 925.25; Kan-Ark Industries, service, Donald D. Nyberg, service, 626.20. GENERAL FUND Mildred J.

Baughman, 191.05; John J. Maloney, 189.17; John D. Sutton, 189.17. Glen S. L.

Heldenbrand, 326.22; Opal K. Hughes, 164.27; Paula M. Justice, 121.84; Lela Mae Kltch, 43.53; Bessie Kohler, 159.39; Gwendolyn B. Loewen, 141.29; Jennie E. Munoz, 173.96; Eileen P.

Nelson, 155.92; Rachel A. Wickllffe, 152.68. Alta L. Aschman, 153.85; Ethelda Beer, 157.58; William A. Boruff, 195.76; Ruth Bryan, 153.85; Willie C.

Green, 128.73; Pauline Herren, 278.81; Beatrice S. Keesllng, 158.90; Margaret Kltch, 108.78; Florence Kittle, 123.29; Thelma C. Lingerfelt, 155.93; Velma M. Wheatley, 152.14. V.

G. Cunningham, 195.80; Helen L. Evans, 157.65; Marie E. Koone, 169.47; Rosa Mary Moore, 244.81; Jeanette B. O'Halloran, 128.73.

Kathryn L. Burkholder, 108.52; Jonni Sue Cox, 135.03; John W. Davis, 204.50; Pauline B. Stotts, 137.23; Opal Van Buren, 155.93; John Jay Waggoner, 204.97; E. Victor Wilson, 309.69.

Porter K. Brown, 346.32; Diana Dester, 157.58; Donald E. Hyde, 223.23; Martha Jane Smith, 184.78; LolsStucky, 136.10. Dennis L. Allison, 249.44; Ralph K.

Almquist, 214.24; Loren Lyle Beshore, 201.35; Charles D. Bitner, 219.87; Anton M. Dosch, 70.61; Leroy Edlger, 203.09; Maxlne L. Eldredge, 152.31; James H. Fountain, 307.62; Bruce K.

Glfford, 62.60; Charles D. Grubbs, 168.90; Richard P. Haflich, 242.41; James Heitschmldt, 115.63; Randal D. Hendricks, 228.90; Ellen Marie Jayne, 104.49; Lewis I. Jayne, 204.24; Pamela Kay Jordan, 187.36; Victor L.

Jordan, 67.61; Victor L. Jordan, 157.89; Colleen F. Kallaus, 148.14; Larry G. Leslie, 212.35. Elwood D.

Mendenhall, 232.38; Neil G. Mendenhall, 170.62; Roger Lee Moffett, 232.20; Merlin D. Mortimore, 185.71; Darrell E. Pflughoft, 257.72; Darrel K. Regler, 219.61; Roald Neil Shank, 219.61; Dale T.

Smyth, 244.28; Rita S. Stephens, 161.38; Janet Marie Welch, 229.81-. Blake D. Burnison, 37.66; Genevieve Getter, 267.33; Sara S. Hill, 180.05; Sophia M.

Hoffman, 162.24; Nellie Reece, 123.47; Inez L. Sidlinger, 134.94; Ray H. Siebert, 156.55; Marvin F. Songer, 37.66; Alfred Suelter, 169.53. Deanna Sue Curtin, 149.90; Elmer Goering, 399.90; Ralph R.

Goering, 190.78; Evelyn Harmon, 173.58; Dorothy B. Meier, 171.59; Carl J. Schmidt, 247.00. Harold V. Beem, 144.88; Charles L.

Brushwood, 135.71; Maxine K. Carpenter, 129.29; Cecil V. Davis, 201.36; Ralph A. Davis, 261.06; Clarence F. De Priest, 104.83; Berma Graber, 128.91; Richard R.

Juarez, 214.30; Gertrude D. Link, 140.76; Bonnie May Ross, 156.42; Frank J. Sweeney, 139.88; Timothy B. Tedder, 16.48; Luther M. Thomas, 150.58; Frances Tomlin, 162.76; Luclnda R.

Withrow, 138.95. Joan Cully, 163.44; Hans Lettner, 84.29; JCW. Pedersen, 58.18. Gladys M. Frederick, 221.22; Eleanor A.

Kleiber, 178.62; Carolyn S. Schartz, 157.32. Loren E. Baird, 145.63; Elaine Bascom, 64.76; Letha Chitwood, 163.44; Bertrand E. Frizzell, 143.51; Ruby L.

Frlz- zell, 140.14; Virginia Getty, 131.95; Charley Goos, 185.45; I. Fannie Graham, 157.58; Pearletta Herrell, 186.90; Victor W. Kellogg, 228.48; Zella Y. King, 124.44; Alfred L. Miller, 99.80; Teresa Murillo, 114.49; A.

Darlene Nachtlgal, 131.64; Nancy Ann Nachtigal, 96.98; Wanda L. Nelson, 17.80; Josephine Rayl, 157.93; Arthur J. Riley, 129.04; Erma I. Rowland, 93.41. Patricia A.

Smith, 131.72; Willard J. Snyder, 88.77; L. Beryl Stigglns, 178.19; Norval W. Stigglns, 201.59; Geraldine Wolf, 210.50; Irene M. Yeager, 151.48.

WELFARE FUND Brenda J. Achelpohl, 143.89; Mary L. Aleman, 140.36; Neva Louise Bauman, 213.39; Anna Jean Cook, 178.45; Kenneth P. Davidson, 225.97; Twlla Gottschalk, 211.23; Mariorie L. Gould, 251.14; Mary Graham, 278.99; Mary E.

Hansen, 248.45; Thelma Hatch, 179.68; A. Paul Dean, 356.83; Dennis N. Hoffman, 238.04; Carolyn E. Hund, 220.95; Roslla Ingram, 327.65; Loretta B. Kerr, 215.89; Clara Legg, 248.45; Agnes Locke, 313.06; Janice L.

McQullllam, 223.12; Ruth A. Mathias, 178.45. William D. Paske, 356.83; Craig K. Pearsall, 242.49; Esther Pltchford, 162.12; Ernest L.

Spencer, 266.30; Opal Stoner, 223.12; Mary A. Sweet, 132.37; Margaret H. Terrill, 225.97; Lani R. Van Horn, 295.91. BINDWEED FUND Joyce C.

Baker, 139.29; Edwin H. Foster, 203.23; Robert E. Watklns, 188.67; Sherman S. Watkins, 192.35. MOTOR VEHICLE FUND Lois G.

Beasley, 101.52; Sandra L. Hawk, 131.72; Annabel A. Miller, 186.10; Jo Ellen Miller, 131.72; Eleanor M. Van Campen, 157.58; Lorene Waldschmidt, 166.65. ROADS.

BRIDGE FUND Robert G. Anderson, 204.67; Gary M. Barnes, 170.84; Lester L. Bishop, 227.23; Hershall R. Chambers, 257.69; Sherman W.

Cox, 207.30; Andrew J. Cross, 185.26; Leon A. Daines, 17.83; Sylvester D. Davis, 206.56; Wayne Feese, 243.89; John O. Fornwalt, 249.38; Delmar Arlin Foss, 243.17; Harry L.

Gensler, 221.36; Martin E. Gowens, 189.30; Dallas D. Gragg, 233.61; Floyd Roy Grey, DENNIS THE MENACE HE'S A PUK-BffD! HE NEVER CONE NOW VVftft6 IN HISWHCXE LIFE Page 12 Hutchinson News Tuesday, Mar. 27, 1973 Legal Notices Dennis E. Hearn, 196.33; Pete Hill, 213.62; Paul W.

Jackson, 208.11; Joseph Johnson, 239.34. Larry J. Lafond, 245.31; Lloyd R. Mattison, 235.85; Leroy V. Maxfield, 206.79; Jack L.

McHaley, 203.23; Lloyd D. McKenna, 231.66; Lyle W. McKlnney, 230.56; Mervin G. Miller, 214.91; Virgil Ray Moody, 218.15; Harold M. Moore, 234.84; Frankie C.

Morawitz, 250.32; Leonard A. Mowery, 212.07; Charles E. Nunemaker, 504.18; Harold S. Oiler, 235.85; Orlo V. Parker, 181.46; Donald L.

Patterson, 136.82; Richard C. Rank, 235.85; Carl Dale Rogers, 222.30; Roger L. Roote, 70.07; William E. Rowden, 222.65. Frank Wade Schnurr, 255.00; Wayne Dean Schnurr, 209.63; Alvin D.

Schrag, 199.73; William L. Sheehan, 232.56; Oliver A. Smith, 185.67; Vernon E. Smith, 171.90; Edward L. Smyth, 248.14; Donald B.

Starnes, 226.15; Gary L. Stauffacher, 237.17; Donald D. Taylor, 209.63; Larry D. Thode, 308.63; Bobby L. Tipton, 213.96; Loren Ray Toland, 198.48; Charlotte E.

Walker, 179.00; Lester E. Wampler, 10.34; Edward L. Watklns, 233.83; Joe Watkins, 212.30; Chester W. Watson, 277.97; Francis L. Way, 221.36; Joseph W.

Winders, 218.43; Donald E. Wingert, 207.59; Cecil H. Worley, 254.78. GENERAL FUND Mildred Baughman, 234.63; John J. Maloney, 233.78; John D.

Sutton, 213.78. Glenis L. Heldenbrand, 341.92; Opal K. Hughes, 126.27; Paula M. Justice, 128.27; Lela Mae Kltch, 171.41; Bessie Kohler, 161.39; Gwendolyn S.

Loewen, 141.29; Jennie R. Munoz, 164.64; Eileen P. Nelson, 155.92; Rachel A. Wickllffe, 154.68. Alta L.

Aschman, 149.53; Ethelda Beer, 134.58; William A. Boruff, 196.44; Ruth Bryan, 154.53; Willie C. Green, 159.58; Pauline Herren, 303.41; Beatrice B. Keesllng, 109.58; Margaret Kltch, 139.63; Florence Kittle, 154.14; Thelma C. Lingerfelt, 136.78; Velma M.

Wheatley, 129.14. V. G. Cunningham, 197.80; Helen L. Evans, 143.65; Marie E.

Koone, 170.15; Rosa Mary Moore, 280.17; Jeanette B. O'Halloran, 159.58. Kathryn L. Burkholder, 139.37; Jonnie Sue Cox, 135.71; John W. Davis, 206.50; Pauline B.

Stotts, 143.08; Opal Van Buren, 136.78; John Jay Waggoner, 235.82; E. Victor Wilson, 352.36. Porter K. Brown, 360.00; Diana Dester, 159.58; Donald E. Hyde, 252.08; Martha Jane Smith, 186.78; Lois Stucky, 136.10.

Dennis L. Allison, 290.29; Ralph K. Almquist, 245.09; Loren Lyle Beshore, 232.20; Charles D. Bitner, 248.72; Anton M. Dosch, 70.61; Leroy Edlger, 233.94; Maxlne L.

Eldredge, 168.16; James H. Fountain, 323.49; Bruce K. Glfford, 62.60; Charles D. Grubbs, 199.75; Richard P. Haflich, 243.09; Randal D.

Hendricks, 259.75; Ellen Marie Jayne 105.17; Lewis I. Jayne, 204.92; Pamela Kay Jordan, 188.04; Victor L. Jordan, 67.61; Victor L. Jordan, 188.74; Colleen F. Kallaus, 148.82; Larry G.

Leslie, 241.20. Elwood D. Mendenhall, 263.23; Nell G. Mendenhall, 171.30; Roger Lee Moffett, 232.20; Merlin D. Mortimore, 216.56; Darrell E.

Pflughoft, 257.72; Darrel K. Regler, 250.46; Ronald Neil Shank, 250.46; Dale T. Smyth, 244.96; Rita S. Stephens, 161.38; Janet Marie Welch, 230.49. Sara S.

Hill, 180.73; Genevieve Getter, 281.09; Sophia M. Hoffman, 162.92; Nellie Reece, 152.32; Inez L. Sidlinger, 163.79; Ray H. Siebert, 167.05; Alfred Suelter, 172.55. Deanna Sue Curtin, 150.58; Elmer Goering, 427.22; Ralph R.

Goering, 219.63; Evelyn Harmon, 203.11; Dorothy B. Meier, 173.59; Carl J. Schmidt, 275.85. Harold W. Beem, 144.88; Charles L.

Brushwood, 135.71; Maxine K. Carpenter, 129.29; Cecil V. Davis, 201.36; Ralph A. Davis, 263.06; Clarence E. De Priest, 67.55; Mary B.

Eicker, 93.01; Berma Graber, 157.76; Richard R. Juarez, 243.15; Gertrude D. Link, 141.44; Bonnie May Ross, 156.42; Frank J. Sweeney, 168.73; Timothy B. Tedder, 71.90; Luther M.

Thomas, 150.58; Frances Tomlin, 70.69; Lucinda R. Withrow, 134.63. Joan Cully, 182.29; Gladys M. Frederick, 176.62; Eleanor A. Kleiber, 207.47; Hans Lettner, 84.29; Jc W.

Pedersen, 37.03. Liraine E. Baird, 139.68; Letha Chitwood, 163.44; Bertrand E. Frizzell, 207.80; Ruby L. Frizzell, 120.23; I.

Fannie Graham, 159.58; Victor W. Kellogg, 259.33; Zella Y. King, 125.12; Alfred L. Miller, 99.80; Dianna Lee Oyler, 54.42; Josephine Rayl, 186.78; Patricia A. Smith, 131.72; Willard J.

Snyder, 175.66; Norval W. Stiggins, 232.44; William D. Thompson, 83.12; John L. Zimmerman, 143.98. WELFARE FUND Brenda J.

Achelpohl, 143.89; Mary L. Aleman, 140.36; Neva Louise Bauman, 213.39; Anna Jean Cook, 178.45; Kenneth P. Davidson, 225.97; Twlla Gottscholk, 211.23; Mariorie L. Gould, 251.14; Mary Granam, 278.99; Mary E. Hansen, 248.45; Thelma Hatch, 179.68; A.

Paul Hern, 356.83; Dennis N. Hoffman, 238.04; Carolyn E. Hund, 220.95; Roslla Ingram, 327.65; Loretta B. Kerr, 215.89; Clara Legg, 248.45; Agnes Locke, 313.06; Janice L. McQullllam, 223.12; Ruth A.

Mathias, 178.45. William D. Paske, 356.83; Craig K. Pearsall, 242.49; Esther Pitchford, 162.12; Ernest L. Spencer, 266.30; Opal Stoner, 223.12; Mary A.

Sweet, 109.27; Margaret H. Terrill, 225.97; Lani R. Van Horn, 223.12. BINDWEED FUND Joyce C. Baker, 141.29; Edwin H.

Foster, 234.08; Robert E. Watkins, 202.45; Sherman S. Watkins, 239.74. MOTOR VEHICLE FUND Lois G. Beasley, 132.37; Sandra L.

Hawk, 131.72; Annabel A. Miller, 151.78; Jo Ellen Miller, 131.72; Eleanor M. Van Campen, 109.58; Lorene Waldschmidt, 163.65. ROAD BRIDGE FUND Robert G. Anderson, 235.52; Gary M.

Barnes, 135.84; Lester L. Bishop, 220.05; Hershall R. Chambers, 310.66; Sherman W. Cox, 219.21; Andrew J. Cross, 199.09; Leon A.

Daines, 169.81; Sylvester D. Davis, 232.41; Wayne Feese, 235.52; John O. Fornwalt, 246.11; Delmar Arlln Foss, 231.86; Harry L. Gensler, 220.17; Martin E. Gowens, 153.16; Dallas D.

Gragg, 265.61; Floyd Roy Grey, 182.87; Dennis E. Hearn, 195.34; Pete Hill, 243.15; Paul W. Jackson, 237.64; Joseph Johnson, 239.73. Larry J. Lafond, 226.40; Lloyd R.

Mattison, 208.43; Leroy V. Maxfield, 237.64; Jack L. McHaley, 219.08; Lloyd D. McKenna, 242.92; Lyle W. McKinney, 261.41; Mervin G.

Miller, 195.59; Virgil Ray Moody, 196.10; Harold M. Moore, 235.52; Frankie C. Morawitz, 281.17; Leonard A. Mowery, 224.96; Charles E. Nunemaker, 535.03; Harold S.

Oiler, 218.43; Orlo V. Parker, 231.91; Donald L. Patterson, 215.41; Richard C. Rank, 224.61; Carl Dale Rogers, 206.09; Roger L. Roots, 91.82; William E.

Rowden, 231.91. Frank Wade Schnurr, 287.47; Wayne Dean Schnurr, 251.36; Alvin D. Schrag, 230.58; William L. Sheehan, 261.41; Oliver A. Smith, 197.65; Vernon E.

Smith, 201.43; Edward L. Smyth, 277.67; Donald B. Starnes, 231.55; Gary L. Stauffacher, 249.52; Donald D. Taylor, 244.82, Larry D.

Thode, 339.48; Bobby L. Tipton, 197.65; Loren Ray Toland, 198.48; Charlotte E. Walker, 179.68; Edward L. Watkins, 276.66; Joe Watklns, 243.15; Chester W. Watson, 278.65.

Francis L. Way, 222.04; Joseph W. Winders, 103.67; Donald E. Wingert, 209.59; Cecil H. Worley, 264.95.

STATE OF KANSAS, RENO COUNTY, SS: IN THE PROBATE COURT OF RENO COUNTY, KANSAS IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF SAM FINKELSTEIN, SAMUEL FINKELSTEIN, SAMUEL M. FINKELSTEIN, DECEASED No. 7149 NOTICE OF HEARING ON PETITION FOR FINAL SETTLEMENT The State of Kansas to all persons concerned: You are hereby notified that a petition has been filed In said court by Fln- kelstein, executrix of the will and codicil of Sam Flnkelsteln, deceased, praying lor a final settlement of estate, approval of her acts, proceedings and accounts as executrix, allowance of feet lor executrix and for attorneys' fees and expenses; and also praying that the court determine the heirs, devisees and legatees entitled to the estate and the proportion or part thereof to which each is entitled and distribute and assign the same to them In accordance with the will and codicil of Sam Flnkelsteln, deceased; and you are hereby required to flie your written defenses thereto on or before the 19th day of April, 1973, at 9:00 o'clock a.m. on said day, In said court, in the City of Hutchinson, at which time and place said cause will be heard Should you fall therein, ludgment and decree will be entered In due course upon said petition. ROSE FINKELSTEIN, Petitioner SNYDER AND ORCUTT Attorneys for Petitioner 216 West 2nd, Box 508 Hutchinson, Kansas 67501 10015.