January 2005 Section A (pdf - 14702 kb)... - Hereford America

20 • HEREFORD AMERICA January 2005
Sired ed by “HERMAN”
Sired by “VOO DOO”
Sired by “BRAXTON”
Obituaries
AHA President, Richard
Hudson, Passes Away
TOP SELLER Sioux Empire
High selling heifer calf:
ANL 103K Paige 26N - selling to Nancy
Mitchell, Ontario
High selling bred heifer:
XLP 175K Maxine B 636M - selling to
Roland Schueler
TOP SELLER Nebraska Futurity
S.O.D.
We welcome you to the 26th annual
SALE OF DISTINCTION
Saturday, February 5th, 2005
WHITEWOOD AUCTION MART
WHITEWOOD, SASK.
~ Parade of Cattle ~
11:00 a.m.
Sale to start at
1:00 p.m.
56 Head
of cattle
sell
Selling are a select group
of show heifers, herd bull
prospects and bred heifers.
For information contact:
Karen Lischka • 306-487-2670
Box 14 ~ Steelman, Sask. S0C 2J0 ~ Canada • Fax 306-487-2793
TOP SELLER Sioux Empire
24 Young Females for Sale — Bred to the Producers of these Sale Toppers!
Herman, Voo Doo and Braxton all descendants of Keynote 20X.
Top of herd and replacement heifers so we can cut down.
Watch for our bull
consignments this winter
85663 - 579th Ave.
Wayne, NE 68787
402-375-3404 • 402-375-9027
Located 3 mi. East and 3/4 mi. North of Wayne, NE
High selling bull calf:
ANL 122L Levi 83N - selling to Bar-H
Land and Cattle
View catalogue
online at
www.buyagro.com
2005
Richard Hudson, president of the
American Hereford Association, passed
away suddenly Monday evening, December
20. Richard suffered a fatal heart attack while
attending a University of Arkansas
basketball game in Fayetteville, Ark., with
three of his grandchildren.
Richard and his son, Wes, were partners
in Hudson Herefords, which was founded
by Richard’s father in 1939. He graduated
from the University of Arkansas with a major
in animal science. A very successful
businessman, Richard later became involved
in his own real estate and construction
business. He was also involved in banking
and hotel development in conjunction with
establishing one of the premier Hereford
herds in North America. A pillar of the
Harrison, Ark., community, Richard served
on several boards, including North Arkansas
College Public School board, North
Arkansas Medical Center, two bank boards
and one savings and loan board. Richard
was a deacon and treasurer of his church
and all of those who knew him were touched
by the way he lived and his sound and
thoughtful judgment.
Richard is survived by his wife, Freida,
their four children, Sharon and Jerry Smith,
Ralph and Lisa Hudson, Wes and Shellie
Hudson and Sarah and James Breedlove,
thirteen grandchildren and one greatgrandchild.
Funeral services were Thursday,
December 23, at the First Baptist Church in
Harrison, Ark.
Mary Catherine Southard
Mary Catherine Southard, 88, of
Topeka, KS, formerly of Hoyt, KS, died
Sept. 12, 2004, at a Topeka care facility.
She was born Nov. 2, 1915, in Davenport,
Iowa, the daughter of Joseph and Victoria
Fliss Chanoux.
She graduated from high school in
Davenport. She lived with her husband,
Jesse, in Springfield, Ill., during World
War II and moved to Topeka in 1946.
They moved to a farm northeast of Hoyt
in 1958, where they owned a cattle ranch
for many years. Mary also worked for
the state of Kansas as an executive
secretary for probation and paroles, and
later for health and welfare. She served
as clerk for sales for the NE Kansas
Hereford Association. She was married
to Jesse Michael Southard on September
13, 1941, in Chicago. He survives. Other
survivors include two daughters, Marilyn
Rowland, Topeka and Janet Gartner,
Spring, Texas; a brother, Eugene
Chanoux, of Chicago; seven
grandchildren, 16 great-grandchildren and
two great-great grandchildren. Memorials
may be given to the Shriner’s Crippled
Children’s Fund c/o Mercer Funeral
Home, Box 270, Holton, 66436.