Milton Hettenbach, youngest son of F.M. and Louise Delker Hettenbach, was
  born June 25, 1912 and Lora Rohloff, born January 19, 1920, was the youngest
  of William and Anna Lawrenz Rohloff family. Milton and Lora were married
  January 19, 1939 at Salina, Kansas. They were the parents of two sons, Robert
  Allen and Royal Dean. They lived on a farm northwest of Woodbine until they
  moved to Chase County in 1950 to the Clements-Cedar Point area.
       Milt and Lora have always taken pleasure in good cattle and horses. They
  enjoyed showing horses at fairs and rodeos or just for the many visitors at
  the farm. In the eleven months after their marriage, there were 2276 people
  that visited at the farm.
       Milt and Lora, along with their son Robert, own 1033 acres of good "Flint
  Hills" grass and have a herd of Angus cows. In 1985 they won the first Grass
  Management award ever offered in Chase County by the Soil Conservation Service.
  This award is given for controlled grazing, control of trees, brush and weeds
  and measures to control erosion.
       Robert lives in Wichita and has one son, Travis Dean, born October 29, 1974.
  Robert is an electronic technician.
       Royal was born May 4, 1947 and was a senior at Florence High School when
  he died in a tragic automobile accident, December 27, 1964.
       Visitors are always welcome at their home located near Cedar Point.   
               
  Source: Woodbine, Kansas Centennial, 1887 - 1987, 
          Woodbine through the years pg. 87 
          Submitted by Lora Hettenbach