Harold Jones and his wife, Mildred Longhofer, daughter of Ben and Lizzy
  Longhofer, were married in 1942. They lived at White City until 1945 when they
  moved two miles south of Woodbine. It was known as the Steed farm. He farmed 
  and had cattle and sheep. Harold did custom sheep shearing along with his 
  farming. This farm would flood a lot during heavy rains.  
       In 1960 Mildred became ill and passed away in the fall of 1961.
       Their son, Gail, attended Woodbine schools and when he became eighteen
  joined the Marines for three years. He served in Vietnam for thirteen months.
       In 1966 Harold married Phoebe. She was an operator for United Telephone 
  Company in Junction City. She retired in 1973. In the fall of 1973 they bought
  the F.O. Schmidt house in Woodbine. Harold kept farming until 1977.
       After retiring they would go to Texas for two or three months each year,
  doing this for seven years. Harold now does some gardening and works for
  Senior Cetizens, taking care of the building in Woodbine.
       After Gail returned from the service he worked in Colorado for thirteen 
  years. In 1980 he returned to the Woodbine community, making his home on his
  grandfather Longhofer's farm. 
               
  Source: Woodbine, Kansas Centennial, 1887 - 1987, 
          Woodbine through the years pg. 91
          Submitted by Harold Jones