Fred e. Feyerabend was born December 14, 1887 in a sod house north of 
  Barnes, Kansas. Bertha Davis was born December 24, 1887 on a farm near 
  Hollenberg, Kansas. On April 20, 1910 they were married. On April 1, 1924 they
  moved from Beaver, Kansas to Woodbine where they had purchased a hardware store.
  Fred later added radios and refrigerators to the hardware line. After he sold
  the store he did electrical work and was lineman and bookkeeper for the
  Woodbine Telephone Company. He served as Justice of the Peace, city clerk and
  school board member. They Feyerabend children; Wayne, Ernest and Mildred attended
  the Woodbine school and graduated from Woodbine High School
       During World War II, Fred worked for Boeing in Wichita until he was
  appointed Woodbine Postmaster in April, 1943. He retired at age 70. Mrs.
  Feyerabend died November 17, 1960. Fred continued to live in the family home
  until ill health forced him to enter a nursing home. He died October 2, 1980.
       Wayne married Mildred Blair. They owned and operated the Western Auto
  Store in Herington until their retirement. They live in Salina.
       Ernest is retired from Boeing and lives in Anacortes, Washington. He
  married Melba Vernon. They had three children; Sandra, Patricia, and Robert.
  After Melba's death, he married Tillie Schwahn. They had twin daughters, Doris
  and Delores. Tillie is deceased.
       Mildred married Melvin Williamson. They are retired and live in Woodbine.
  They have two sons, Jon and James.   
               
  Source: Woodbine, Kansas Centennial, 1887 - 1987, 
          Woodbine through the years pg. 75
          Submitted by Mildred Feyerabend Williamson