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Winfield (Kan.) Daily Courier, Tues., Nov. 10, 2015

Thank you for

your service to
our country.
Thank you for
securing and
ensuring our
safety and the
many freedoms
we enjoy.
Thank you for helping those in other
countries devastated by natural disasters.
Thank you for protecting our global neighbors
when aggressors put them in harms way.

THANK
YOU!
From the Community of Dexter, KS
Tom Jackson, Jill Hunter
Farm Bureau Career Agents
526 N. Summit, Ark City
620-442-8255

BJN RANCH

Bud & Jan Nitschke

620-876-5496

GROUSE VALLEY EQUIPMENT

Hustler Turf Equipment

620-876-5641 1-877-511-5641

F.L. BUD GORDON

Business Gifts
Promotional Items
620-876-5483

CITY OF DEXTER

Mayor, Council & Employees

DEXTER COMMUNITY
Rural Health Clinic

Mon.-Thurs., 9-12 & 1-5, Fri., 9-12

204 N Main 620-876-5863

620-876-5676

DEFORE AUCTION
& REALTY

CAMPBELL AGENCY

DEXTER CIVIC CLUB

Quarries in Cedar Vale, Winfield

Mon.-Fri., 7am- 5pm

Insurance & Real Estate

Mike Campbell &
Jacob Campbell, Agents
620-758-2868

CINDYS DESIGN

208 E Broadway, Dexter

408 Main, Burden
Cindy Martin 620-876-5440

HENRYS CANDY CO.

Celebrating 60 Years
Come see us make candy!
Open Daily Hwy K15 876-5423

RICHS BODY SHOP

Rich Helsel
620-229-0210

Dan A. Defore
620-876-3113 620-222-8515 Cell
Sponsor of Annual Dexter BBQ
2nd Sat. in July
www.sktmainstreet.com
1.888.758.8976

GROUSE VALLEY
GRILL & GROCERY

Udall
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Fred Satterthwaite
had just graduated from
Udall High School and
was drafted into the Navy
in February 1944. He
went to Idaho for boot
camp. In his training
he learned Morse code,
which he used in his
duties in the Navy. From
San Francisco, Calif. he
was shipped overseas to
served during the war in
Europe and the Pacific.
He was stationed in
Okinawa as a radio communicator out of a large
Quonset hut.
He said that the United
States and Japan intercepted each other's messages. He used radios
to dispatch to the ships.
One time he was climbing
up a large hill and knew
something was going to
happen because all the
ships were going out to
sea. Then a typhoon went
through Okinawa.
"When we were up
high we could see suicide planes coming in,"
he said. He just missed
being on a big old ship
that sank, but was saved
because he had an attack
of appendicitis.
Most people know
Fred as sheriff of Cowley
County from 1962-1985.

the Navy in 1943. He was

in the Navy for two and
a half years. First he went
(SEE: Udall, page 11)

Ray Lacey

Fred Satterthwaite

Mon.-Sat., 6 am-7 pm Closed Sunday

501 Hwy K-15 620-876-5617

FLINTHILLS NATURAL GAS

& MILLENNIUM OIL, INC.
Robert Bowers
620-876-3441
20790 K-15 Hwy, Dexter

GK (Gaillard)
Thompson of Udall was
deferred for six months
so he could finish high
school before going into

GK (Gaillard) Thompson