Noted for Profanity.
To many citizens of Marion county, the story of Steward May's sudden notoriety as a healer is received with joy. They knew him as "Tudy" a smile.
May. They recall that they have contributed to his support and to the support of his family many times. Tudy May, who had lived most of his life, the banks of the Cottonwood river, Marion, and had never placed his son near his wife and family in a home, but seemed contented in a frail tent, this same Tudy—it was absurd.
About the only thing Tudy May was noted for was his profanity and his impetuous moods that kept him going from one job to another and a propensity for romancing.
Called wells, fished, trapped, cut wood, and done odd jobs around Marion for years.
Tudy had been for whom he knew to farmers worked off and on in the harvest sea. But steady jobs were not in his son.
The Marion fire department. Once he had worked as a lineman for the telephone company. A story is told that Tudy ran two miles once when the category.
At one time Tudy was a member of the fire whistle sounded, and enthusiasm knocked down a citizen who got in his way. The victim was made unconscious by the impact of the collision, but Tudy didn't stop.
"The town's burning up!" he shouted. While Tudy was a lineman there, fierce blizzard and a line came a snapped between Marion and Abilene.
A call was sent out for workmen who dared defy the cold and danger of the storm.  Sputtering wires. "I'll do it," Tudy said. And he repaired the wire and the telephone company published his picture in its house organ. Inspired by Faker. 