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October 13, 2015
OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF HARDIN COUNTY
Fairgrounds becomes the Challenge focus By Rick Patrie News Editor HARDIN COUNTY – There are a couple of big betterment efforts under way which stand to benefit from the Iowa Falls State Bank’s Barlow Family Foundation community challenge. The long running family philanthropy has been particularly active this past couple of years reaching out to help with projects in the South Hardin area, and along with one we’ve written about in New Providence, there is another to be found out at the fairgrounds in /Eldora. This year the Hardin County Fair board decided that old project barns on the site had simply outlived their safe and practical usefulness. The board launched a campaign to replace the structures, and not too long ago learned that their project was being taken under the community challenge umbrella of the Barlow Foundation. That means that any donations you make to the fairgrounds project, during the October 11-23 time period will come in for a match from the foundation. The fair board said it saw some time ago there was a need to replace what were most commonly known as the old bucket calf barn and old horse barn at the Hardin County Fairgrounds. The plan is to construct one new
Newsbriefs Kids for New Providence Park Fund Raiser Oct. 17
Kids for New Providence Park will have a Pork Burger Fund Raiser, sponsored by the Hardin County Pork Producers, on Saturday, Oct. 17, from 5 to 7 p.m. at the New Providence Soda Fountain.
Walter Sayer Post 182 mtg. Oct. 21
Walter Sayer Post 182, American Legion meetings are held at 7:30 p.m. on the third Wednesday of each month at the Legion Post at 1215 Washington St., Eldora.
Scholarship mtg. at SHHS Oct. 19
There will be a Scholarship meeting at the South Hardin High School Auditorium on Monday, Oct. 19 at 6 p.m. This meeting will help inform and answer questions for South Hardin Senior Students and their parents. (continued on page 3)
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divided barn that will meet the needs of both types of livestock. “The old barns were approaching the point of being unsafe for our 4-H and FFA youth, their families, and visitors to the fair,” the board said. So the Hardin County Agricultural Society (county fair board) initiated a fund drive earlier this summer. Estimated cost to remove the old barns, grade the site, and construct a new barn is $125,000. The new barn will be similar in size to the market beef barn directly south of the show arena. The Barlow Family Foundation of the Iowa Falls State Bank has agreed to match donations between $25 and $100 from individuals to this project during the specified two-week period of October 11-23, up to a total match of $50,000. Only donations of $25 to $100 from individual people will be matched. But, for families, the following could be done: If a family decided they wanted to donate $500, they could donate $100 each in the names of five individual members of their family. If they wanted to donate $1,000, they could donate $100 each in the names of ten individual members of their family. Donations to this project are tax deductible. “This is an exciting challenge and a great way to double the amount of individual donations. Checks (continued on page 7)
Burgers at the Fount
By Rick Patrie News Editor NEW PROVIDENCE – Saturday, the kids of New Providence (with some help from a few adults) are hosting a pork burger fundraiser as part of the big weeklong fundraising effort to help underwrite a whole collection of improvements to the community parks. It is a great opportunity to have your donation to the parks improvement program count double. The Barlow Community Challenge of the Barlow Family Foundation in Iowa Falls is in effect for the New Providence projects. The Iowa Falls-
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based foundation has picked several projects to support this year. There is a one week window of opportunity where donations tabulated effectively count double due to the match. The almost two week long campaign allows for individual donations from $25 to $100 each to be matched by the foundation. And the kid’s fundraiser will also qualify for the match. The burger fundraiser is at the New Providence Soda Fountain October 17 from 5 to 7 p.m. in New Providence. The Barlow match counts for donations made from October 11 through 23.
The campaign never sleeps
By Rick Patrie News Editor ELDORA – You think you have long hours? Try running for President. The candidates may, in turns, inspire or exasperate us, but there is no question they put in a full day’s work. Rick Santorum, the former Senator who has been a factor in Republican Presidential politics since way back a couple of election cycles ago – he was working late again last week. The candidate came to Eldora (continued on page 2)
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Our reporter started it all 80th 75 Year Reunion is October 27 By Rick Patrie News Editor HARDIN COUNTY – Credit one curious and busy correspondent for the Hardin County Index with starting a unique and long running local tradition. It was back sometime before 1936 that Mrs. C.E. Greef, a columnist for the then-Index, found particularly fascinating the life story of one of this area’s founders. The more she checked into it, the more she began to realize his story wasn’t unique. She began cataloging the stories and before it was done the Hardin
County then-Three Quarters of a Century Club, was founded in 1936. Today they call it the 75-Year Reunion. Greef worked for the newspaper, so was in a better position than most to come across bits of information about the founders. It was when she began to read the autobiography of Frank T. Clampitt, born at Honey Creek in 1860, that her interest peaked. Finding the story fascinating, she began researching Clampitt and then other names from the earliest days of settlement. She reportedly was taken by how much had changed between
the middle 1800s and the 30s of the century following. Her work became known around the community and then the local Rotary club heard, they suggested that if she could get a list of old settlers still living they would host a dinner for the group. The 75-year bracket was just an afterthought at the time. But it became the qualifier for the free dinner. By the 1950s about half of the honorees were Hardin County-born. But the real rule is only that you be a resident of the county for 75 years. (continued on page 7)
Mrs. C.E. Greef had a curiosity about some of the old settlers still around back in the 1930’s and she began to catalog their stories. The Rotary found out and the rest is the 75 Year Club story.
New look
By Rick Patrie News Editor SOUTH HARDIN – It has been a project in the making for several years, according to South Hardin Activities director Matt Thompson. The new scoreboards in the high school gym. Just recently the Hardin County Savings Bank, and its associated Brown Hurst Insurance and Grinnell Mutual Insurance companies combined to make a gift of $20,000 to the district – in the form of the new scoreboard. Thompson said the project had been on a wish list for some time, and when he finally approached the bank with the idea, they surprised him by covering the whole cost of the new equipment plus covering the cost of moving the old scoreboards from the high school to the downtown elementary. The new board on the north side includes a statistics bank for people wanting to track individual athletes during games. The new boards are remarkably maintenance free he says. The LED lighting is close to forever lived, and the units are tough as nails, able to take what a gym can throw at them. The whole project came at no cost to the district. And pretty much brings the school up to date with what is appearing in schools across the country.
There’s a new scoreboard in the South Hardin High School gym and the entire over $20,000 project was underwritten by three often sponsors for the school, all under the The Hardin County Savings Bank umbrella. They include the bank, Brown-Hurst Insurance and Grinnell Mutual, represented by those pictured: David Vander Wilt, President of HCSB; Matt Thompson the school activities and athletic department head, Marc Anderson and Dianne Haywood, both with BrownHurst Insurance.
Late night stop on way to the White House
The Hardin County GOP central committee met in session and hosted a well known Presidential hopeful last week. Shown are Deb Crosser, Doreen Jessen, Darrell Jessen,Gene Newgaard, Rick Brockmeyer, Rick Santorum who is seeking the party Presidential nomination, Andy Cable, Polly Granzow, annette Sweeney and Glenn Bowman.
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about 8 p.m., rushing down from an earlier stop in Mason City that evening, and coming off stops throughout the day. His day was still rolling with no particular end in sight at 9 p.m. after he had spent an hour fielding questions from members of the Hardin County GOP central committee in a meeting at the county engineers office.
The crowd was primarily the central committee itself so it was very much a close up meeting. Santorum passed on a speech and filled the hour with responses to questions. The listeners didn’t spread the field wide. Their focus was clearly on three matters. Immigration, and more immigration,
Iran, and Alexander Putin. The candidate actually steered the talk to jobs and American companies taking them overseas – and to how Republicans “must start thinking of being the party of the working people, at least as much as their employers.” But the first and last talk was on immigration. His tone was pretty uncompromising. Santorum said
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the “most compassionate thing the country could do for people wanting to come here is insure than that this is a country of laws when they arrive.” He discounted his opponent, Donald Trump’s, similar ideas on the subject as “being all over the place from one day to the next.” Santorum said the country had to begin looking at reducing immigration as a whole, legal and illegal, doing so permanently, and using immigration as a tool to enlist the worlds brightest and most productive in locating to this country. Santorum said that the current guest worker and guest student system has deteriorated such that valuable skills are no longer critical to gain entrance to the country. He says concerns about deportation of several millions of people are overstated, that identifying and con-
tacting about half the targeted population could be done expeditiously through the existing bureaucracy. He said a simple notification that their time was up would likely result in a huge voluntarily exodus from the county. For the rest, the country would have to get serious about apprehension and removal, he said. Santorum said he would also act on other issues he said related to immigration. He said he would set in place a trade policy, which would pressure multinational and American companies to bring their jobs home to US citizens. Santorum said returning manufacturing to America from places like China, would do more than just help the workforce. It would push up wages, cut into inequality, and even help mitigate concerns about CO2 levels – when the work was once again being done here under stricter
environmental standards than those found in places in the developing world, he said. The candidate fielded some concerns about Russian intentions in Eastern Europe the eastern Mediterranean and its relationship with Iran. He blamed Russian activities of the last couple of years on weaknesses in the Obama foreign policy. He said he would bulk up the military and resist Russian interventions in Syria but the key to his Middle East policy would be resisting Iran. He said he would reintroduce more forces to Iraq to re-pacify the county and force an accommodation between the Shiite and Sunni factions. If they resisted he said the US should impose order and secure Iraq’s boundaries unilaterally. He would give Iran a firm ultimatum on ending its nuclear program or face military action.
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Tuesday, October 13, 2015 • pAge 3
Reserving a bus ticket to yesteryear
By Rick Patrie News Editor ELDORA/WELLSBURG – A group of north Iowa enthusiasts for Iowa history brought their mobile exhibit and lecture series to Eldora and Wellsburg a weekend ago. “At Home in the Heartland: How We Got to be ‘Us’” was featured at the Wellsburg Community Center and then came to the Eldora Library. Over the next 18 months, TRACES, whose home bases are in Mason City and the Twin Cities, plans stops in all 99 Iowa counties on three different tours. Usually it will call at schools, libraries, colleges, museums and other institutions. The first 42 counties are already scheduled in fall 2015. While the overall tour focuses on Iowa history, the Wellsburg community center show also featured East Frisian chapters of the Iowa settlement, and in Eldora there will be a short section on the community’s days hosting a POW camp. Even a short conversation with the bus driver showed you the team had done their homework on Hardin County, past and present, too. Project director is Michael LuickThrams, whose family has lived in Iowa since the 1830s. Forty years of research has yielded hundreds of photos, maps or other documentation that offer a narrative look into Iowa history. Dr. Luick-Thrams is a Ph.D. historian (Humboldt Universität, Berlin), an educator and speaker. Docent Irving Kellman guides visitors through the BUS. Founded in 2001, TRACES tries to bring people of different backgrounds and perspectives together for an exchange of experiences and personal histories. The idea is quite deliberatly to break down ideological and other varriers. To appreciate the past, but to get beyond it too. TRACES first came to be with a focus on WWII history. Now that
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that generation mostly is passing, it is shifting its focus from preserving “traces” of WWII to issues of contemporary civic life: The appearance was a product of Humanities Iowa, the John K. & Luise V. Hanson and the Martha-Ellen Tye Foundations, Chester P. Luick Memorial Trust, Vander Haags Inc. and the Ostfriesen Heritage Society. Details about both the tour and TRACES can be found at: http:// roots.traces.org/at-home-in-theheartland or staff@TRACES.org During the Wellsburg stop the Ostfriesen Heritage Society was celebrating their 20th anniversary. Some of the topics to be presented by the travelling exhibit include: Midwifing the Midwest: The Birth of a Region; codifying “Midwestern” values in the Northwest Territory Planting a Sense of Place: Settling the Midwest; westward movement, source of settlers & place names Paddles, Wheels, Wings: How Midwesterners Have Gotten Around; boats, wagons, trains, cars & planes First Came Farming: Agriculture’s Place in Midwestern Culture; the Midwest’s agrarian origins & legacies All in a Day’s Work: How Midwesterners Get Things Done; types of work, agricultural & other industries. How Waves of Boom and Bust Have Shaped Midwest Economics; booms, “panics” & depressions. Get Word Out: Means of Communication Over Time; communication from pioneer days to 21st century. Indelible Tap Roots: Immigrants’ Lasting Heritage; surviving legacies of immigrants’ ethnic origins. A Woman’s Touch: How Women Helped Build the Midwest Character; home & community involvement. Deep, Lingering Hues: Minorities’ Experiences in the Midwest;
Democrats to meet The Hardin County Democratic Central Committee will meet Monday, October 19, at 7 p.m. at the Eldora Public Library, 1202 10th St., Eldora. All Democrats are welcome to attend.
Native-, African- and HispanicAmericans. No King’s Speech: Why We Midwesterners Talk Like We Do; speech patterns, variations & expressions. At the Front of the Class: Education, Art and Science in Midwestern Life; from pioneers days to today. Winds of War: Warfare’s Impact on Midwestern Culture; from the War of 1812 to Vietnam and between. Policies an’ Politics: Sharing Power and Programs on Public Levels; Farmers’ Holiday, NFO, Farm Crisis. Matters of Faith: Roles Heartland Religion Has Played; Christians, Jews, Muslims & Natives per sociology. Truly Intimate Matters: How Midwesterners Have Faced Change; birth, rites of passage, marriage, death.
Jack Shaffer, now of Mason City and formerly of Eldora, a grad of the local schools, made the trip down to see the exhibit.
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Newly ordained On September 19, 2015 Michael Mattson met with the Ordination Council at the Grace Baptist Church in New Virginia, Iowa and was Ordinated to the Ministry at the church service on Sunday, September 20. There were seven pastors and deacons present on the Council to ask
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Michael a number of questions for hours about the ministry on Saturday and a lunch followed. Then on Sunday Michael was ordained at the church where he has been an interim minister for four years. The Ordination to the Ministry ceremony was beautiful and many people, family and friends and other church members, were present for the Sunday service. Michael received his Masters degree in Theology and Biblical Counseling at the Faith Baptist Bible College in 2008. Since that time he has been preaching at various churches, working as a counselor in Des Moines as well and became the Interim Pastor at the Grace Baptist Church in New Virginia in 2011. Michael graduated from Eldora-New Providence in 2003. His mother is Nikki Bernard-Mattson who lives in Eldora.
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Fort DoDge - The growing interest in nostalgia and vintage items can be found on Pinterest and popular HGTV shows like “Flea Market Flip.” Fort Dodge Vintage Market will bring vendors with these same treasures from around the Midwest to Fort Dodge all in one location for everyone to view on October 16, 17 and 18. “One person’s trash is another person’s treasure perfectly describes the upcoming Fort Dodge Vintage Market,” says Sue Heistand, NonCredit Coordinator with Iowa Central Community College. “For those that enjoyed JunqueFest earlier this year, you will have all the same fun and flavor in an indoor setting.” Fort Dodge Vintage Market will fulfill wishes of inspiration, that special gift for the upcoming holidays or just the love to see primitive, vintage, re-purposed, up-cycled, yard art, rusty, architectural salvage and artisan painted products from wood and metal. All the vendors will be housed at the East Campus of Iowa Central Community College for the three days. Ample parking and the indoor setting are sure to create ideal accommodations for visitors. A list of over 40 vendors are scheduled to be in attendance. Some of them include K & A Remade, Tangerine Zebra, Patina, Rust & Fairy Dust, Kathy’s Barn LLC, Penn Station Antiques, Urban Heirlooms, Winged Goddess Studio, Homespun Collection, Downtown Antiques, Annette’s Farm Finds, TADA, On Willow Pond, Uptown Funky Junk, Funky Roost, Junk Garden, Calico Hen House, Pine Needle Hill Co., The Grand Adventure, Boone River Rusticks, Front Porch Antiques, Scatter Joy, Broad Street Market,
Crossgrain Woodworking, The Iron Garden, LilyGrace on Central, TiDe Creations, Refreshed by Robyn, Chicken Coop Treasures, Hodge Podge Collections, LC, Shabby Shack, Invintg, Country Boy Salvage, Lillie’s Bliss, Relax the Bath, Past and Present Jewelry, The ReVue, Old New & Things to Redo, 102 Junk Street, A Beautiful Purpose, Elegant Junque, Myer’s Woodworking, New Again, Re:Home, Salvaged Silo, Second Chance Furniture, Silk Purse Originals, and SOS Vintage. Looking at all these vintage items is sure to make visitors hungry. No worry here as Smokeworx, the very popular barbecue restaurant located in Fort Dodge will be serving BBQ favorites onsite. Meats smoked to perfection and house made sauces make this authentic St. Louis style barbecue a great addition to the Fort Dodge Vintage Market. Doors for Fort Dodge Vintage Market will open at noon and continue until 8 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 16. Saturday’s hours are 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday starting at 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The East Campus of Iowa Central Community College is located at 2031 Quail Avenue, Fort Dodge. Access to the venue is just off Highway 20 on the P59 exit. Additional information on Fort Dodge Vintage Market is available by contacting Sue Heistand at Iowa Central Community College by phone at 515-574-1292 or 1-800362-2793, ext. 1292 and by email at Heistand(at)iowacentral(dot)edu. Updates on the event can also be viewed on the Facebook page and http://iowaantiquenetwork.com.
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Whitney Krause and Bradley Heinrich
Krause & Heinrich set wedding date Whitney Krause and Bradley Heinrich wish to announce their engagement and forthcoming marriage. Whitney is the daughter of Brian and Christy Krause of Alden and Bradley is the son of Rob and Kim Heinrich of Wellsburg. Whitney is a 2008 graduate of South Hardin High School in Eldora, a 2012 graduate of Iowa State University with a Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting and in May 2015, graduated from Drake University Law School with a Juris Doctorate Degree. She is currently employed as an associate attorney with the Craig, Smith and Cutler Firm of Eldora.
Bradley is a 2009 graduate of AGWSR High School, a 2011 graduate from Hawkeye Community College in Waterloo with an Associate Degree in Agricultural Business Management and a 2013 graduate of Iowa State University with a Bachelor’s Degree in Agricultural Business. He is employed at Phelps Implement of Hubbard as an Integrated Solutions Consultant. A November 7, 2015 wedding is planned at St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Eldora with reception to follow at the Dale Howard Family Activity Center in Iowa Falls.
Hawkeye Community College 2015 grads waterloo – The following are Hawkeye Community College summer graduates and their programs of study. elDora – Kendra Kendall, Early Childhood Education, Diploma and Early Childhood Education, AAS (received High Honors in both, GPA 3.75-3.99).
ackley- Brandy Johnson, Practical Nursing, Diploma; Abbie Weikert, Practical Nursing, Diploma. beaman – Barbara Baker, Associate Degree Nursing, AAS. wellsburg – Alexa Johnson, Liberal Arts, AA (received Honors GPA 3.5-3.75).
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The kind smile and loving personality of Clarence Veld, 86, of Marshalltown, left our presence on the afternoon of Tuesday, Oct. 6, at 5:30 p.m. with his loving family at his side. Funeral services were held at 10:30 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 10, (their 65th Anniversary) at the First Friends Church in Marshalltown. Visitation was held from 5-7 p.m. Friday at the Mitchell Family Funeral Home. For condolences, please visit www.mitchellfh.com. Born on February 5, 1929, at the family home near Conrad, Iowa; he was one of four boys born to Jacob and Mary (Niehaus) Veld. He graduated from the Whitten High School’s Class of 1946. On October 8, 1950, he was united in marriage to the love of his life, Virginia Martin, at her parent’s home in Iowa Falls. They were blessed with 65 years together and a family he treasured. After their marriage, they made Marshalltown their home all of their lives. He was employed at Fisher Controls from 1950 until his retirement in 1986. Clarence was a faithful member of the First Friends Church and the Fisher 10 Year Club of which he served as their last President. He enjoyed all kinds of sports, sharing a friendly visit with all he met, being involved in church groups, and dearly loved all events including his family. He had also coached Little League in years past. Left to cherish his memory are his loving wife of 65 years, Virginia; his three children: David (Faith) Veld of LeGrand; Daryl (Robin) Veld of Mingo and Becky (Mark) Steffan of Pipestone, MN; his eight grandchildren and families: Angie (Aaron) Polley with Kalyn and Hunter all of Melbourne; Brandon (Emma) Veld of St. Louis, MO; Seth (Rose) Veld of Raymore, MO; Sean Veld of Germany; Cami (Kevin) McCallum of Harrisburg, SD with Ava, Elodie, Brooklee and Andrew; John (Jaci) Steffan with Jayden of Bullfrog, Utah; Mike Steffan and Abby Steffan both of Pipestone, MN; three grandchildren from his daughter-in-law Faith: Christopher (Darci) Buffington with Gavin, Jayse and Teigen, all of Marshalltown; Aaron Buffington of Tama, and Tara Brown from LeGrand; as well as nieces, nephews, cousins, and a host of friends. In death, Clarence rejoined his parents and three brothers: John, Paul, and Eldon.
Larry Frank Trout, 77 Larry Trout, 77, of Urbandale, Iowa passed away October 7, 2015 at Methodist Hospital in Des Moines of congestive heart failure. Per his wishes his body was cremated with burial at East Lawn Memory Gardens in Eldora. Larry Frank Trout was born November 18, 1937 to Bernard Lowell and Maxine Edwards Trout on the farm in Pleasant Township, rural New Providence. The family moved to Gifford in 1950. He attended school in New Providence and later graduating Eldora High School Class of 1956. He married Sue Nystrom February 7, 1960 at Des Moines, Iowa and had two children. Later divorced in 1980. The family lived in several states while Larry worked for Super Valu in sales and warehouse design. Later he drove semi for American Freight, Heartland Express, retiring in 2012 from Centennial Warehouse. Larry is survived by his daughter, Linda Sue Trout, Murfreesboro, TN, and son, Gary Neale Trout of Russellville, KY. Granddaughter, Courtney Drolet and grandson, Kyle Trout; great grandchildren, Ava, Peyton and Brooke Drolet. He is also survived by special friend, Joan Erickson, of Urbandale; brothers, Neale Trout of Eldora, Marvin Trout of Urbandale; sister, Barbara Neymeyer, Eldora; sister-in-law, Marcene Trout, Eldora. Larry was preceded in death by his parents, brother Barry Trout, and brother-in-law Cal Neymeyer.
Dorothy Bailey, 92 Dorothy Bailey, 92, of Alden, Iowa passed away Wednesday, Oct. 7, 2015, at her home in Alden. Funeral arrangements are pending at this time. Linn’s Funeral Home in Iowa Falls and Alden is helping the family with arrangements.
Dennis Davison, 55 Dennis Davison, 55, of Eldora, passed away Saturday, Oct. 10, 2015 at Valley View Nursing and Rehab Center. Funeral services will be 10:30 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 17, 2015 at the United Methodist Church in Eldora. Burial will be at the Eldora Cemetery. Visitation will be from 5-7 p.m. Friday, Oct. 16, 2015 at the Woodley Funeral Home in Iowa Falls. Woodley Funeral Home, LLC of Iowa Falls is caring for Dennis and his family.
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Roger E. and Cynthia K. Hansen, husband and wife to Jayne L. Hamm, 9-17-15, S. 178 ft. Lot 1, Blk 2, N Gilman’s Add. and 10 ft. on South, Eldora Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp. to Chris Shepard, 8-25-15, Lot 2 and N. 20 ft. Lot 3, Blk 3, Drain’s Add., Eldora Dorathy A. Shugar, single to Dalia Yazmin Gonzalez Torres, 9-15-15, S. 60 ft. Lot 13 and S. 60 ft. W. 10 ft. Lot 14, Blk 14, Ackley Rodney L. and Eleanor J. Kreimeyer, husband and wife to Thomas E. and Leta F. Dohlman, husband and wife, 9-16-15, Lots 24-27, Blk 98, Ackley Albert W. and Marilyn A. Abbas, husband and wife to Marilyn A. Abbas Revocable Trust, 9-16-15, W. 50 ft. Lot 11, Blk 42, Ackley William L. and Marjorie Tintjer,
husband and wife to Mark Inks, 1-14-13, Pt NW1/4 NW1/4 and S1/2 NW1/4 except cemetery and Pt NE1/4 SW1/4 and Pt NW1/4 SW1/4 22-87-21 Shane Matthew and Tracy A. Kienzle, husband and wife to Ryan G. Swenson, 9-18-15, N 1/2 Lot 2 and S 1/2 Lots 1 & 2, Blk 39, Iowa Falls Estate of Olive W. Tomb to Dewey D. Bittner, 9-18-15, Lots 7-12, Blk 1, Ankrams Add., Gifford Sherman Township to W.F. Topp Farms, LLC, 7-12-14, Pt SW1/4 SW1/4 1-87-22 Foundation Properties, L.L.C. to Alan G. and Diane M. Bunte, husband and wife, 3-18-15, Parcel F in Lot 5, Auditor’s Seventh Plat, Hubbard and SE1/4 33-87-21; and Parcel B in SE1/4 33-87-21 Tracy Houck, single to Tracy Houck and Fatima F. Jelecevic, 9-2315, E 1/2 Lot 13 and All Lot 14, Blk 3, Courtney’s 1st Add., Iowa Falls
Kyle F. Thompson, 83 Kyle Fuhrman Thompson, 83, of Eldora, Iowa passed away Tuesday, Oct. 6, 2015 at Valley View Specialty Care in Eldora, Iowa while under the care of Care Initiatives Hospice. Funeral services will be held at 10:30 a.m. on Thursday, Oct. 15, 2015 at the Eldora United Methodist Church with Rev. Vicki Reece officiating. Burial will follow at the Eldora City Cemetery. A visitation will be held from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 14, 2015 at Creps-Abels Funeral Home in Eldora. Online condolences may be made to the Thompson family at www.abelsfuneralhomes.com. Creps-Abels Funeral Home has been entrusted with arrangements. Kyle was born August 15, 1932 to Homer and Blanche Thompson (Fuhrman) in Bronson, Kansas. He was raised in rural Bronson on the family farm and rode his pony to the Limestone one room schoolhouse during his early years. Kyle graduated from Moran, Kansas Rural High School in 1950 and then attended Central Christian College, Bartlesville, Oklahoma and Baker University, Baldwin City, Kansas where he met his wife Marilyn Biester. They married in 1952 and moved to Bartlesville, Oklahoma where Kyle built by hand his first family home and started his career in the plastics industry, working in the Research and Development labs at Phillips Petroleum Company. In 1958 he moved to the Chicago area where he was District Manager for the Plastics Sales Division with Phillips Petroleum Company. Kyle’s career as a plastics sales engineer brought him to Thompsonville, Connecticut; Wayzata, Minnesota; and Amherst, New Hampshire. In 1976, Kyle returned to his rural roots and moved to Eldora, Iowa to become the Vice President and Sales Manager at Quality Products. In 1979 Kyle married his wife Marcia and continued his career as a Senior Vice President for Mar-Kay Plastics. Kyle was a pioneer in the plastics blow molding industry and was a board member of the Society of Plastics Engineers. He was a dedicated, loving family man and loved helping his children and grandchildren in any way he could. Kyle enjoyed his Gold Wing motorcycle rides, and traveling to foreign countries on trips with Marcia. He served his community on the City Council, Industrial Development Board and as President of the Hospital Board. Kyle was a board member of the Rotary Club, member of the United Methodist Church and the Pine Lake Country Club. Kyle is survived by his wife of 36 years, his daughter Teresa (Dan) Merritt of Jenks, OK and Sheila (Tom) Kadolph of Aurora, CO, and stepchildren: Debbie (Craig) Kissel, Surprise, AZ, Bradley Pettigrew, Steamboat Rock, Marsha (Stuart) Pettigrew, Eldora, Angela Pettigrew, Yankton, SD. Grandchildren: Joshua (Kendra) Merritt of Littleton, CO, Travis (Kim) Merritt of Denton, TX, Kayleen Merritt of Jenks, OK, Jessica (Jesse) Wakeham and James Kadolph of Parker, CO, Brent (Jen) Pettigrew of Center Point, IA, Amanda (Dustin) Arends of Cedar Falls, IA, Brandon Morton of Eldora, IA, Kristel Morton of Granger, IN. Great-Grandchildren: Varinia, Parker and Whitney Wakeham, Abigail Merritt, Jordan Irwin, Khloe Pettigrew, and Ellea Kreb. Kyle was preceded in death by his parents Homer and Blanche Thompson and stepson Stuart Pettigrew. Memorials may be directed to the Thompson family.
Dale Edwin Petty, 89 Dale Edwin Petty, 89, of Eldora, Iowa, passed away on Saturday, Oct. 10, 2015 at his home in Eldora, while under the care of Cedar Valley Hospice. Visitation will be held from 4 p.m. until 7 p.m., with a Masonic Service at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 13, 2015 at the Creps-Abels Funeral Home in Eldora. A funeral service will be held at 10:30 a.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 14, 2015 at the Eldora United Methodist Church. Burial will follow at the Eldora City Cemetery with military honors conducted by the Eldora American Legion-Walter Sayer Post #182 and V.F.WRoll-Harless #3974. Memorials may be directed to the family. To leave a message of condolence for the family please visit our website at www.abelsfuneralhomes.com. Creps-Abels Funeral Home has been entrusted with arrangements. Dale, son of Frank and Fleta (Mulford) Petty, was born on March 26, 1926 at the Eldora Hospital. He grew up on the family farm east of Eldora, Iowa. Dale attended grade school at Melrose #4 Grundy County School. He graduated from Eldora High School in the Class of 1944. He then enlisted in the United States Army and served in World War II in the infantry and as a finance clerk in the Philippines and Japan. Dale met his future wife, Marilyn Gunn, when they both were members of the Hardin County Rural Youth. They married on August 29, 1948 at the United Methodist Church in Eldora. They made their home and raised their seven children on a farm east of Eldora. The Petty’s were very active within the Shorthorn Associations. Dale organized and ran the Marshall County Shorthorn Sale for several years. Marilyn and Dale were the first advisors for the Iowa Junior Shorthorn Association and the first to be given an honorary membership into the National Junior Shorthorn Association. They owned the first and only Certified Meat Sire of the Shorthorn breed. Dale was a long-time member of the Eldora United Methodist Church, a 4-H leader for 25 years and past Regional Soil Conservation Commissioner. He farmed for 28 years and started Petty Livestock Equipment Mfg. Co. The company moved from the farm to Gladbrook, Iowa in 1977. There they also managed the Pax Industries Warehouse for 20 years. He took pride in having shown their products at the Iowa State Fair for over 50 years. Dale was also a member of the Union Kiwanis Club, the American Legion for over 60 years, Lions Club, Gladbrook Commercial Club and the Eldora Masons. In 1994 they moved to the Petty Family house in Eldora. Dale enjoyed life but some of his favorite activities after family were fishing, sports, visiting with neighbors, going to livestock and trade shows, Monday morning breakfasts in New Providence and going to Dorothy’s Senior Center. He also enjoyed the Veteran’s Freedom Honor Flight trip to Washington D.C. Dale is survived by his loving wife of 67 years, wife Marilyn; his children Doug Petty of West Des Moines, Dennis (Carol) Petty of Gladbrook, David (Diane) Petty of Eldora, Duane (Barb) Petty of Gladbrook, Donna Petty of Ames and Dean (Sandi) Petty of DeSoto; 13 grandchildren; 14 great-grandchildren and 7 great-great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents; sisters Barbara Stevens and Beverly Bridgeman; son Dan Petty and grandson Mason Petty.
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Letters to the Editor Challenges Mayor To the Editor: From my understanding the Mayor of Eldora position is a full time position, elected by the people and paid for by the citizens. At the council meeting held Tuesday, Oct. 6 I was a little thrown back when Mayor Jim Brown was asked by a citizen of Eldora if he could answer the question as to how many months he plans to be in town and available during his next term should he be re-elected. The question was dismissed with a no, and he was not going to answer that question because this was not a forum meeting for candidates. I wondered why this was such a challenging question. In my job I am expected to be accountable to the people I work for and with. I am concerned about his absence from our city. I do not feel this position should be a position of convenience. The person representing the citizens of Eldora should be held
by someone who appreciates the citizens of Eldora and is not annoyed to be asked a simple question about his attendance. The Mayor position is important and needs to be viewed as a priority to whoever holds it. I’m also concerned about the position filled as Mayor Pro-Tem when our Mayor is frequently not available. Unfortunately, respect and concern for the citizens of Eldora are not a priority. I get the impression that a warm body is all that is required to step in and represent our city regardless of the attitude or approach to issues or citizens. I feel we should have a Mayor who is accountable full time to the people who vote for and employ him. I also feel that citizens of Eldora should be respected and be able to ask questions that may not be convenient to answer. Tina John Eldora
Eldora Library by Dan Gehring Librarian elDora – Do you know an active older person with a limited income that would like to get paid for working at the library? The Experience Works program is looking for someone to work at the Eldora Public Library. To find out more call the library and we can refer you to someone at Experience Works. Mark your calendar for Sunday, Nov. 1, at 2 p.m. when Linda Betsinger McCann will be speaking on her book, Prohibition in Eastern Iowa. Prohibition was the 13-year period when it was illegal to manu-
facture, transport or sell liquor in the U.S. Iowa had all kinds of activities going on at that time. Whatever was going on nationwide, went on in Iowa. Free. Refreshments. New books added include Foreign Affairs by Stuart Woods and All the Stars in the Heavens by Adriana Trigiani. Regular hours: Monday 9-8, Tuesday 9-6, Wednesday 9-8, Thursday 9-6, Friday 9-6, Saturday 9-3. Trivia QuesTion: According to my source, what percent of pro football fans are women? Try to guess within 10 percent. The answer can be found on the classified page.
Elizabeth Corcoran; fka Shawn Dieken; fka Shauna Dieken; and David Corcoran, wife and husband to Mark Alan See, 9-9-15, 1/2 int.: SW1/4 NW1/4 14-88-20 Marilyn J. and Jason L. Reinertson, wife and husband to Marc W. Broer, 9-15-15, Parcel B in SW1/4 Fr. SW1/4 19-87-19
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Property address: 310 Catherine Street, Radcliffe, iowa 50230. The described property will be offered for sale at public auction for cash only as follows: Date of Sale: 11/12/2015. Time of Sale: 1:00 P.M. Place of Sale: Lobby of the Hardin County Law enforcement Center, eldora Homestead: Defendant is advised that if the described real estate includes the homestead (which must not exceed ½ acre if within a city or town plat or, if rural, must not exceed 40 acres), defendant must file a homestead plat with the Sheriff within ten (10) days after service of this notice, or the Sheriff will have it platted and charge the costs to this case. This sale not subject to redemption. Judgment amount: $35,106.42 Costs: $3,767.25. accruing Costs: PLUS. interest 9.38% from 9/1/2014. attorney: Halley Ryherd west Des Moines. Date: 09-29-15. Sheriff: David L. McDaniel, Hardin County, iowa. Deputy: James D. Holmes. (Ledger – Oct. 6, 13, 2015)
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This is a weekly feature highlighting some of Iowa’s unsolved homicides in the hopes that it will lead to new tips and potentially help solve cases. The project is a partnership between this newspaper and other members of the Iowa Newspaper Association.
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should be made out to Hardin Co. Ag. Society and mailed to Dale Jass, 15353 G Ave., Alden, Iowa 50006 or dropped off at the Iowa Falls State Bank where it will be posted to the
proper account. Keep in mind the final day to contribute and receive a match will be October 23. The money must be at the Iowa Falls State Bank by that day. Questions can be directed to Dale Jass, President of the Hardin County Ag Society.
Corey Wieneke was found bludgeoned to death on the bedroom oor of his rural West Liberty home on Tuesday, Oct. 13,
They all hope you will join me and Hardin County 4-H in supporting this project and taking advantage of the Barlow Family Foundation match during October 11-23.
Join the 80th 75-year Reunion (continued from page 1 That first dinner ever had as distinguished guests the oldest living residents of the county: David Hauser and Mrs. Jennie Hauser Lockard, both born in 1850. Now it is time once again. The 80th annual gathering of the Eldora Rotary Club’s Hardin County 75-Year Club will be held at noon on Tuesday, Oct. 27. The event will once again be held at the St. Mary Parish Center in Eldora. If you have been a resident of
Hardin County for 75 years, you deserve some recognition and with that in mind, the Eldora Rotary hosts the dinner at noon. “If anyone knows of persons who are long-time eligible or newly eligible, we ask that the Eldora Rotary is notified as soon as possible. It is again our hope to entertain and honor every person who has been a Hardin County resident for 75 years or more,” according to Jim Brown and Tim Ellefson, who are co-chairs of this event. Remember, any person who has
been a resident of this county for three-quarters of a century is eligible to be a guest of the event. The dinner is free to all members. Guests will have to pay a small fee. Reservations can be made by calling Krista Weber or Dave Vander Wilt at the Hardin County Savings Bank at 641-939-3407. Reservations can also be made by sending a short note to the Rotary Club, PO Box 311, Eldora, IA 50627 or by contacting any Rotary member.
Corey Lee Wieneke, 22, Died Oct. 13,1992, Location: West Liberty
1992. The cause of death was blunt trauma to the body. A blood-stained aluminum softball bat found one mile from his home was conrmed to be the murder weapon. Wieneke was the late shift bartender at Wink’s Tap, a downtown West Liberty tavern. Authorities believed Wieneke knew his killer and said there was no evidence to suggest it was a random killing, and that they believed the person responsible was not from West Liberty but possibly from Iowa City. Investigators also said they did not believe the murder was drug-related and that it could be connected to a relationship he had with a woman. Wieneke was returning home from Iowa City around 7 a.m. the day of the murder.
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ANYONE WITH ANY INFORMATION about Corey Wieneke’s unsolved murder is encouraged to call the Muscatine County Sheriff’s Ofce at (319) 263-6055 or (800) 369-9635 or the Iowa DCI at 515725-6010.
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ELdOra CITy COUNCIL rEgULar COUNCIL MEETINg CONdENsEd OCTOBEr 6, 2015 6:00 P.M. eldora City Council met in Regular session with mayor James brown presiding. Council members brekke, Johns, hoy, Pence and Kosanke were present. also present were City administrator/Clerk bruce bierma, interim City Clerk Carol Williams, staff, residents and newspaper reporters. mayor brown asked for a motion to accept the Consent agenda. Council member Pence moved, seconded by Kosanke to accept the Consent agenda. Consent agenda consisted of approval of the september 1st and 24th minutes, bills as presented and approval of a Plumber’s Permit for behle, inc. of ames and rEsOLUTION NO. 10-15-2645 “rEsOLUTION ChaNgINg ThE NsF ChargE FrOM $25 TO $30 ON aLL ChECKs rETUrNEd TO ThE CITy”. motion carried unanimously. mayor brown then opened the meeting to Citizen Comments. mayor brown opened the Old business. mayor brown asked for a motion to hold the third reading and adopt OrdINaNCE NO. 841 “aN OrdINaNCE aMENdINg sECTION 105.10(7) OF ThE ELdOra MUNICIPaL COdE”. Council member Johns moved, seconded by brekke to waive the third reading and adopt the aforementioned Ordinance. Roll call vote: ayes: Pence, brekke, hoy, Johns, Kosanke; nays: none; absent; none. motion carried unanimously. mayor brown then opened the new business. mayor brown then asked for a motion to hold the second reading of OrdINaNCE NO. 842 “aN OrdINaNCE aMENdINg sECTION 17.04 OF ThE ELdOra MUNICIPaL COdE”. Council member Pence moved, seconded by Johns to introduce and hold the second reading of the aforementioned Ordinance. Roll call vote: “ayes”: brekke, Pence, Johns, Kosanke, hoy; “nays”: none; absent: none. motion carried. mayor brown then asked for a motion to suspend the third reading of the aforementioned Ordinance. Council member hoy moved, seconded by Johns to suspend the third reading. Roll call vote: “ayes”: Johns, Kosanke, Pence, brekke, hoy; “nays”: none; absent: none. motion carried unanimously. mayor brown then asked for a motion to adopt OrdINaNCE NO. 842 “aN OrdINaNCE aMENdINg sECTION 17.04N OF ThE ELdOra MUNICIPaL COdE”. Council member Johns so moved, seconded by Pence. Roll call vote: “ayes”: Kosanke, brekke, hoy, Johns, Pence; “nays”: none; absent: none. motion carried unanimously. mayor brown asked for a motion to introduce and adopt rEsOLUTION NO. 10-152644 “rEsOLUTION EsTaBLIshINg POLICy FOr ThE IssUaNCE OF ChECKs PrIOr TO COUNCIL aPPrOVaL”. Council member brekke so moved, seconded by Kosanke. Roll call vote: “ayes”: Johns, Kosanke, brekke, Pence, hoy; “nays”: none; absent: none. motion carried unanimously. Council member hoy advised the council that the Public safety Committee held a meeting discussing the needs of the ems. she advised that they are outgrowing their space at the old hospital and they will be having another meeting soon. noting nothing has been decided at this time. a Resolution will be prepared for the next council meeting concerning the changes being made in the Permit fees.
The november meeting date has been changed to the 4th as the election is on the 3rd. it will be held at the same time 6:00 p.m. mayor brown introduced mike hart from northland securities. inc. mr. hart then went over the papers he had prepared on the general Obligation Capital Loan notes, series 2015a for the City. mayor brown then asked for a motion to approve the engagement of ahlers & Cooney , P.C. as our bond Counsel. Council member brekke so moved, seconded by Kosanke. Roll call vote: “ayes”: hoy, Johns, Pence, Kosanke, brekke; “nays”: none; absent: none. motion carried unanimously. mayor brown asked for a motion to introduce and adopt rEsOLUTION NO. 10-152646 “rEsOLUTION aPPrOVINg POsTIssUaNCE COMPLIaNCE POLICy”. Council member hoy so moved, seconded by brekke. Roll call vote: “ayes”: brekke, Pence, hoy, Johns, Kosanke; “nays”: none; absent: none. motion carried unanimously. mayor brown advised that we need to set a Public hearing date for the general Obligation Capital Loan notes not to exceed $1,200,000. Council member Pence moved, seconded by Kosanke to hold the meeting on October 20th at 6:00 p.m. in the council chambers. Roll call vote: “ayes”: Pence, Kosanke, Johns, brekke, hoy; “nays”: none; absent: none. motion carried unanimously. mayor brown asked the department heads if they had things to talk about. Department heads in attendance gave a report. mayor brown then asked if the council had any comments. next regular meeting is set for november 4, 2015 at 6:00 p.m. There being no further business mayor brown asked for a motion to adjourn the meeting. Johns moved to adjourn. motion carried unanimously meeting adjourned at 7:35 p.m. James brown, mayor aTTesT: Carol Williams, interim City Clerk aCCOUNTs PayaBLE & ChECK ON dEMaNd By FUNd 10/6/2015 Fund Total general ...........................................$35,625.95 Clinic .................................................$1,803.00 Park’s Trust...................................$121,388.15 fire Trust ..........................................$8,935.00 Library Trust....................................$$2,299.02 Police Trust .......................................$3,283.29 Library...............................................$8,839.29 Theater .............................................$4,336.63 ambulance......................................$16,939.43 streets ..............................................$9,225.53 blight....................................................$815.00 street Resurfacing ............................$5,854.27 Water ................................................$6,119.50 Utility Deposit....................................$1,700.00 sewer .............................................$11,899.38 solid Waste ....................................$20,505.00 Total ..............................................$259,568.44 Check on demand Check register 9/3/2015-10/7/2015 City of eldora 41.19; Jeffrey eastman 108.81; City of eldora 250.00; City of eldora 150.00; City of eldora 262.57; megan bohr 78.62; Donna Koile 108.81; City of eldora 89.85; breana gilmore 60.15; City of eldora 150.00; City of eldora 400.00; grand totals: 1,700.00 Check register dates: 9/3/2015-10/7/2015
estate of Daniel Verne Rethmeier
Treasurer state of iowa, august 2015 sales Tax 3,093.36; hardin Co. savings bank, October aCh fees 15.00; Walt Disney studios, balance Due on “ant-man” 311.22; masterCard, books 1,095.11; heart of iowa Communications, august/september service 2,179.37; Kum & go, ambulance fuel – august/september 367.85; aaron Clemons Construction, Partial Payment-Remodeling fire station 1,000.00; harvey Construction, Partial Payment-Remodel fire station 1,000.00; Warner bros., balance due on “Vacation” 250.00;shopko stores Operating Co LLC, Tote box 30.74; Culligan, bttld Water equip Rent-aug/sept 44.50; hardin County Clerk of Court, filing nuisance Papers 740.00; Paramount/Dreamworks films inc., balance Due on “mission impossible” 366.12; Quality automotive inc., sump Pump-electrical Usage-YmCa 75.00; UPs, samples 29.16; access systems Leasings inc., september Copier Lease 442.82; hardin County Treasurer, assessment – Chase Keller 5.00; alliant energy, august/september service 19,468.60; Drury automotive services, ambulance Repairs 3,654.57; sony Pictures inc, balance due on “man from Uncle” 250.00; europacorp Theatrical, balance Due on “Transporter Refueled” 150.00; eldora Public Library, Library Postage Receipts 210.95; UPs, samples 81.46; U.s. Post Office, mail Water bills 382.32; hardin County Treasurer, assessment – Dennis mcPherson 5.00; Lisa sunkle, september Cleaning 400.00; Jennifer Crosser, september cleaning 750.00; Warner bros., balance due for “man from Uncle” 250.00; Campbell supply Co., Credit 68.36; Knight’s sanitation, swimming Pool 455.00; eldora auto Parts inc., Parts & supplies 231.26; brown supply Co. inc., sealant & gasket 226.88; Central iowa Distributing inc., supplies 490.50; Concrete inc., Washington & 7th avenue 1,745.77; hardin County sheriff, september dispatch 500.00; airgas north Central LLC, Cylinder Rent 488.15; naPa auto Parts inc., Parts & supplies 778.72; fareway stores inc, supplies 23.47; municipal supply inc., equipment 121.00; City of eldora, ambulance facility Rent 1,969.03; hyVee inc, Concessions – Pool 210.80; heart of iowa Ventures LLC, Computer Program installation 345.00; agVantage fs inc, august fuel-streets 2,933.09; masterCard, educational Training 1,235.08; The Courier, subscription 278.72; state hygienic Laboratory a/R, Testing 19.50; h.C. solid Waste & Recycling, 2015-16 assessment-2nd Quarter 20,490.00; feld fire inc., Thermal imaging Camera 8,935.00; iowa Law enforcement academy, eval. Of mmPi-2 for Jimmy James 15.00; ia assoc. of munic. Util inc, sept-nov billing 871.29; Quality Carpet Cleaning inc, Carpet Cleaning & Chairs 868.50; new Providence hardware inc, Parts & supplies 94.96; automatic systems Co., Upgrade Troubleshooting 2,596.25; Drury automotive services, ambulance service 530.85; United suppliers inc., Chemicals 367.20; heart of iowa Communications, september/October service 2,168.11; Times Republican inc, Theater advertising 48.00; Whink services inc, install ball Valve 261.51; Tri-state Lock service, Clinic Keys 80.00; baker & Taylor inc, books 1,036.15; shoff Consulting engineer, s. Washington street Reconstruction 4,108.50; eldora Veterinary Care, animal Control 1,909.00; iowa Prison industries, Uniform – Chauncy White 225.00; Zoll medical Corporation gPO, Cuff Replacement 520.15; harold bergman, Reimbursement-Convention Registration 50.00; aaron Clemons, Reim-
bursement-Convention Registration 50.00; OeL Construction inc., gunderson nature Park – Phase 1 121,388.15; Diamond Vogel Paints, street Paint 1,095.60; bound Tree medical, medical supplies 996.17; advanced systems inc., annual Contract 31.05; monkeytown, Copy Paper 49.07; Times Citizen inc, Theater advertising 381.00; Office Depot, Office supplies 285.79; Dollar general-msC-inC-410526, supplies 13.00; menards-Waterloo, materials – fire station 2,663.77; menards-marshalltown, materials 112.56; David Lloyd, Reimbursementconvention Registration 50.00; speck electric, flex Drive 3,668.09; managerplus solutions LLC, software agreement 449.00; eldora Tire & alignment, Repairs 277.14; Deluxe Digital Cinema inc, Distribution 139.85; shield Pest Control, september service 115.00; flail master, parts 139.23; advantage administrators inc, October 2015 administrative fees 63.00; hawkeye Community College, Training – Jami stupp 3,156.50; Kum & go, Police fuel – august/september 849.60; iowa Dept. of natural Resource, annual Water supply fee – 2016 99.00; scott Kosanke, Reimbursement-Convention Registration 50.00; northland Products Co inc, service 134.95; Deb Crosser, mileageUnion-heart of iowa 306.96; medicap Pharmacy, mineral Oil 19.56; Unifirst Corporation, Uniforms 1,147.65; Us Cellular inc, Police hotspot Plans 391.79; mid america Publishing Corp, Theater advertising 635.87; Kirkwood Community College, Training – mitchell Paxton 125.00; Keystone Labs inc, testing 255.20; habben enterprises, Disposal fees 140.40; Center Point Large Print inc, books 167.76; electric supply marshalltown inc, aTR Lamp 119.88; CVD Publishing, Display ad 67.52; Carpenter Uniform & Promo inc, Uniforms – Dennis beadle 889.80; Zack harvey, Reimbursement-Convention Registration 50.00; fluidyne Corporation, equipment 6,832.00; aaron Clemons Construction, Remodel meeting Room-fire station 1,500.00; Jack’s Uniforms & equipment, Uniforms – Jimmy James 1,151.49; Randy’s mowers, Repairs 413.87; UPs, samples 124.92; Larry Craighton Parking Lot striping, Layout & Paint Parking at Pool 500.00; sirchie, Testing 90.50; scott harvey Construction, Remodel meeting Room – fire station 1,216.00; national Public safety info bureau, 2016 Directory 144.00; heidi mitchell (heidi’s happenings), Website Design & maintenance 1,050.00; scott harvey, Reimbursement-Convention Registration 50.00; Rick Wolcott, Reimbursement-Convention Registration 50; Jeff gore, Reimbursement-Convention Registration 50.00; blaire Donaldson, Reimbursement-Convention Registration 50.00; Lyle Jeske, Reimbursement-Convention Registration 50.00; Jacob Travis, Reimbursement-Convention Registration 50.00; L-Tron Corporation, imaging scanner Kits 1,017.00; ia Water environment assoc, Conference-haskin/ Jackson/stegan 270.00; hewett Wholesale inc, Concessions – Theater 890.30; acco Unlimited Corp, Pump Protector – Pool 359.25; Usa blue book, Chemicals & supplies 1,101.88; CocaCola Refreshments Usa in, Pop – Theater 583.75; backflow Prevention serv, annual Test 60.00; Westrum Leak Detection, 2015 Leak Detection survey 1,400.00; John Deere financial, Clothing – Tim harless 343.96; Physician’s Claims Company inc, august ambulance billing 3,978.18; shopko stores Operating Co LLC, batteries 22,48; grand Totals: 257,868.44; Total Revenues $299,750.85. (Ledger – Oct. 13, 2015)
ThE IOwa dIsTrICT COUrT hardIN COUNTy in The maTTeR ) PRObaTe nO. Of The esTaTe Of ) esPR023282 DanieL VeRne ) nOTiCe Of ReThmeieR ) aPPOinTmenT Deceased. ) Of aDminisTRaTOR ) anD nOTiCe ) TO CReDiTORs To all Persons interested in the estate of Daniel Verne Rethmeier, Deceased, who died on or about July 26, 2015: You are hereby notified that on the 2nd day of October, 2015, the undersigned was appointed administrator of the estate. notice is hereby given that all persons indebted to the estate are requested to make immediate payment to the undersigned, and creditors having claims against the estate shall file
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hardin County Claims CLaIMs PaId By hardIN COUNTy sEPTEMBEr 2015 general basic fund access systems Leasing.......................157.91 Linn adams ..............................................46.80 alliant .....................................................213.15 black hawk County Treasurer .................35.00 bob barker Company ............................566.17 Carpenter Uniform .................................320.30 Carstens of iowa falls .............................69.55 Cbm food service ..............................3122.75 Central iowa Distr inc ............................466.20 Central iowa Water assoc. ....................185.28 Chase mobile home Park......................200.00 City of eldora .......................................2479.84 Richard Crosser, Landlord .....................200.00 Culligan..................................................133.40 micah e Cutler .........................................40.00 greenbelt home Care .........................6323.75 hardin Co ag soc ................................2000.00 hardin County sheriff ..............................66.62 imagetek inc ........................................1231.50 iowa falls glass inc ..............................250.00 iowa falls/WebsterCity heating ..........2880.00 iowa Law enforcement academy ........1080.00 iowa Prison industries .............................52.60 iowa Valley Continuing ed. ....................200.00 iron mountain...........................................46.66 isaC ......................................................180.00 J & C enterprises.................................2600.00 Jennifer a Kluesner................................149.91 mail services LLC..................................531.72 martin marietta.........................................65.26 mastercard c/o hardin Co savin..........1093.06 mcDowell & sons ..................................330.00 brenda J meyer-Pelzer ..........................276.60 mid-america Publishing Corp ................293.22 midland Power .....................................1600.70 Dalton J miller ..........................................76.45 monkeytown ..........................................255.92 Leland P mosch .....................................168.47 mary f nelson .......................................103.49 Premier Office......................................1422.67 Psi - Printing services inc ac ..................47.30 RC systems.............................................44.02 steven g Recker .....................................10.01 Ronn a Rickels ......................................291.15 Rock C store ...........................................39.73 Tim Rogers ............................................108.00 shirley schrandt ......................................36.25 Times Citizen ...........................................47.52 U.s. Cellular ..........................................536.82 Vieth Lawn Care ......................................55.00 Visa.......................................................914.30
Walmart Community ................................80.49 Wilcox equipment ................................1332.52 general supplemental fund Office of the state Public Def ............12174.00 storey Kenworthy ....................................34.00 mh/mi/mR/DD services fund Linn adams ............................................310.35 mary J swartz ........................................366.15 Rural services basic fund ackley Public Library .............................713.18 alden Public Library.............................1377.69 City of eldora .......................................1624.65 City of iowa falls .................................1987.27 Cory m engle .........................................107.31 hardin County sheriff ..........................9031.00 hubbard Public Library ........................1288.45 Radcliffe Public Library ........................1307.53 steamboat Rock Library ........................943.49 Union Public Library ............................1257.74 Visa.........................................................95.00 secondary Road fund airgas ....................................................791.74 alex-Teck ...............................................360.50 Central iowa Distr inc ............................666.80 Central iowa Water assoc. ......................40.72 City of ackley ...........................................58.90 City of alden ............................................26.59 City of buckeye....................................2522.00 City of eldora .........................................342.46 City of hubbard........................................20.00 City of new Providence .......................7050.00 City of steamboat Rock .......................4940.00 City of Union ........................................4764.00 City of Whitten .....................................2906.00 hardin Co extension................................35.00 mac Tools ..............................................106.88 Phelps implement ..................................544.42 Rockmount Research & alloys ..............795.10 sailer ford inc .......................................481.21 Capital Projects imagetek inc ........................................1582.00 emergency management agcy City of eldora ...........................................40.69 Visa.......................................................371.84 Roxane J Warnell ..................................169.60 Co. assessor agency fund isaa.......................................................200.00 e-911 surcharge Qwest ......................................................45.26 geoComm inc .....................................9925.00 Windstream .........................................1000.82 grand Total ......................................107463.40 (Ledger – Oct. 13, 2015)
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them with the clerk of the above named district court, as provided by law, duly authenticated, for allowance, and unless so filed by the later to occur four months from the second publication of this notice or one month from the date of the mailing of this notice (unless otherwise allowed or paid) a claim is thereafter forever barred. Dated this 2nd day of October, 2015. Danielle nicole Lathrop administrator of the estate 2714 ashworth Rd West Des moines, ia 50265 Richard n. Dunn, iCis Pin: aT0002198 attorney for the administrator Dunn Law firm 1123 edgington avenue eldora, ia 50627 Date of second publication 20th day of October, 2015. (Ledger – Oct. 13, 20, 2015)
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eldora City Ordinance no. 841 ordinance no. 841 an ordinance amending section 105.10(7) of the eldora municiPal code Be iT enaCTeD by the City Council of the City of eldora, iowa: section 1. Purpose. The purpose of this ordinance is to amend section 105.10(7) of the eldora municipal Code. section 2. Permitted dumpsters. section 105.10(7) of the eldora municipal Code is hereby amended by deleting the present subsection and inserting in lieu the following: 105.10(7) Permitted Dumpsters for in-House Occupations. One dumpster may be used for approved in-house occupations for each single or two-family dwelling, but only on the following conditions: a. all such dumpsters must be regularly emptied as required under sections 105.03, 106.04 and 106.05 of the eldora Code of Ordinances. B. all such dumpsters must be placed in some form of enclosure that blocks visibility of the dumpster from a minimum of three sides, but a dumpster may not be placed within the primary dwelling. if a dumpster is not enclosed in a lawfully erected accessory building, then a privacy fence may be used. any such privacy fence must be affixed to the ground and may not be warped, buckled, unstable or unsightly. The dumpster may also be surrounded on three sides by mature shrubs or bushes that are taller than the dumpster, but such shrubs or bushes must retain foliage year round. Combinations of these options may also be utilized to meet the requirements of this section. for purposes of this section, visibility of the dumpster is measured from the viewpoint of both the general public and adjacent landowners at ground level.
C. The resident or property owner using the dumpster must hold a valid permit for the dumpster. Permits shall be issued by the City Clerk upon application and payment of any fee set by resolution unless the applicant or the person in possession of the residential premises has had such a permit revoked within the past 365 days. D. The dumpster may not be permitted to be stored in the front yard as defined by the eldora Code of Ordinances. e. a violation of any part of Chapter 105 and 106, including the requirements of this section, may result in a revocation of the dumpster permit and a loss of the right to utilize a dumpster for in-House Occupations waste for a period of 365 days. section 3. severability. if any section, subsection, paragraph, subparagraph, sentence, clause or phrase of the Code is, for any reason, held to be invalid or enforceable as to any person or circumstances, the application of such section, subsection, paragraph, subparagraph, sentence, clause or phrase to persons or circumstances other than those as to which it shall be held invalid or unenforceable, shall not be affected thereby, and all other provisions of the Code, in all other respects, shall be and remain valid and enforceable. section 4. effective date. This ordinance and the eldora City Code shall be in full force and shall take effect, from and after the adoption and publication of this ordinance. Passed and approved by the City Council of the City of eldora, iowa this 6th day of October, 2015. James Brown, mayor seal: aTTesT: Carol Williams, interim City Clerk (ledger – Oct. 13, 2015)
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eldora City Ordinance no. 842 ordinance no. 842 an ordinance amending section 17.04 of the eldora municiPal code Be iT enaCTeD by the City Council of the City of eldora, iowa: section 1. Purpose. The purpose of this ordinance is to amend section 17.04 of the eldora municipal Code. section 2. section 17.04(1) of the eldora municipal Code is hereby amended by deleting the present section and inserting in lieu the following: 1. Regular meetings. The regular meetings of the Council are on the first Tuesday evening of each month at 6:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers at City Hall. if such day falls on a
legal holiday or on a day when other events may conflict with the regularly scheduled Council meeting, the meeting is held on such day as may be determined by the Council. section 3. effective date. This ordinance and the eldora City Code shall be in full force and shall take effect, from and after the adoption and publication of this ordinance. Passed and approved by the City Council of the City of eldora, iowa this 6th day of October, 2015. James Brown, mayor seal: aTTesT: Carol Williams, interim City Clerk (ledger – Oct. 13, 2015)
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Hardin County Board of supervisors hardin countY Board of suPerVisors minutes – octoBer 1, 2015 thursdaY – 10:00 a.m. Chair lance granzow called the meeting to order. also present were supervisors Ronn Rickels and Reneé mcClellan; and Justin ites, Chris Wieting, and nancy lauver. mcClellan moved, Rickels seconded to approve the agenda as posted. motion carried. Discussion was held with Chris Wieting regarding the iowa River Trail and an application for funding from the federal Recreational Trails Program to the DOT, and the following action was taken: Rickels moved, mcClellan seconded that
Resolution no. 2015-32, a Resolution authorizing Hardin County’s submittal of an application for funding from the federal Recreational Trails Program to the Department of Transportation (DOT) for the funding of the iowa River Trail Development, be adopted. Roll Call Vote: “ayes” Rickels, mcClellan, and granzow. “nays” none. Resolution no. 2015-32 is hereby adopted and on file in the auditor’s Office. mcClellan moved, Rickels seconded to adjourn until October 7, 2015. motion carried. /s/lance granzow /s/Jessica lara lance granzow, Chair Jessica lara Board Of supervisors Hardin County auditor (ledger – Oct. 13, 2015)
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21 AT 10:00 AM Ellsworth College Equine Center | Iowa Falls, Iowa
LISTING #12840: 293 acres m/l to be sold in two tracts. Tract #1: 80 acres, 76.65 taxable acres, 76.13 cropland acres, average CSR2 85.5. Tract #2: 213 acres, 212.18 taxable acres, 123.95 cropland acres, average CSR2 60.6.
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28.18 Acre Marshall Co. Land Auction The following parcel is located in Marshall County, Iowa, is offered for sale by the Bethal Grove Church of Christ: The Southwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter, Except Parcel “A” as shown in Plat of Survey Recorded March 24, 1998 as Instrument Micro-File No. 9801739 in the Record of the Recorder’s Office, Marshall County, Iowa.
This parcel consists of 28.18 acres more or less of prime pasture land, with farmland possibility once timber is cleared. The land is prime pasture land with an average pH level of 6.2 and a livestock worthy fence surrounding the entire parcel. The average CSR is 95.
The land will be offered as a single tract. It will be sold at auction to the eligible bidder who submits the highest per acre bid. To be an eligible bidder, you must submit a minimum bid of $2,000 per acre for 28.18 acres by 4:00 p.m. on November 4, 2015 at the law offices of Craig, Smith & Cutler, LLP, 1305 12th St., Eldora, IA. 50627. Written bids should be submitted in a sealed envelope labeled “Bethal Land Bid.” Eligible bidders will then be invited to participate at the auction to be held at 1305 12th St., Eldora, IA. on November 6, 2015 at 10:00 a.m. seller reserves right to reject any and all bids
any questions or for further information, contact Michael a. smith, 1305 12th street, eldora, ia. 50627, telephone (641) 939-5475.
Hardin County Board of supervisors hardin countY Board of suPerVisors minutes – sePtemBer 30, 2015 WednesdaY – 10:00 a.m. Chair lance granzow called the meeting to order. also present were supervisors Ronn Rickels and Reneé mcClellan; and Justin ites, Cindy litwiller, Daryl albertson, micah Cutler, Dave mcDaniel, lori Kadner, linn adams, Jefferson fosbender, and nancy lauver. The pledge of allegiance was recited by all in attendance. mcClellan moved, Rickels seconded to approve the agenda as posted. motion carried. Rickels moved, mcClellan seconded to approve the minutes of september 23, 2015. motion carried. mcClellan moved, Rickels seconded to approve the september 30, 2015 claims for payment. motion carried. Discussion was held with linn adams regarding job descriptions for Community services mental Health advocate and Community services Director, and the following action was taken: Rickels moved, mcClellan seconded to acknowledge the job descriptions and forward to Human Resources. motion carried. mcClellan moved, Rickels seconded to appoint Diane meier as the Board of supervisors’ representative on the Compensation Board, term ending 6-30-2017. motion carried. Rickels moved, mcClellan seconded to ac-
cept Kevin Butt’s resignation on the Board of Health, term ending 12-31-2015. motion carried. mcClellan moved, Rickels seconded to approve the appointment of Tim Broer to the Board of Health, to fill the unexpired term of Kevin Butt, term ending 12-31-2015. motion carried. mcClellan moved, Rickels seconded to approve the Homestead & military Credits to be allowed and disallowed for 2015, payable 2016/2017. motion carried. Rickels moved, mcClellan seconded to approve the aCa employer Reporting Plan application. motion carried. Utility Permits: none. secondary Roads Department: County engineer, Daryl albertson, provided an update on the secondary Roads Department. no action was necessary; informational only. mcClellan moved, Rickels seconded to approve the bid from Union auto for new f250 pickups for secondary Roads Department. motion carried. Other Business: none. Rickels moved, mcClellan seconded to adjourn until October 7, 2015. motion carried. /s/lance granzow /s/Jessica lara lance granzow, Chair Jessica lara Board Of supervisors Hardin County auditor (ledger – Oct. 13, 2015)
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vintage market fall sale the pickin’ preacher vintage market fall sale: Friday, Oct 16, noon-6 p.m.; Saturday, Oct. 17, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. behind 2012 Edgington Avenue, Eldora, Iowa (Intersection of Hwy 175 and 21st Street). From Windmill tails/ sections to wooden boxes, bolt bins, tables, windows, signage, doors, wheels, and vintage home decor items will be available. You can preview some items on FB at The Pickin’ Preacher. This is a CASH only sale. Please no early birds as the public will be granted access only at the stated times. For more information call 641-858-6526. Frosty Freese will also be offering other vintage items at 1702 Washington Street during same hours. I-41
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thank you card of thanks – The family of Avis Steinfeldt would like to thank the Grundy Care Center, Grundy Center Hospital and Ambulance crew for all the care that was given to her on her final days. Everyone working with her did a wonderful job of making her comfortable. She was treated with love and respect during her stay in Grundy Care Center. You all will be remembered with love and respect. We want to thank Bruce Zimmerman for his visits and his wonderful singing at her funeral. We want to thank Pastor Splett for his visits and for guidance at her funeral. We want to give a big thanks to Kristin Hagedon for her playing the organ at the funeral. A big thank you for the ladies of the funeral committee for a great meal and all your hard work. All of you are greatly appreciated more than you know. Thank you to the Creps-Abels Funeral Home, your assistance and guidance was so helpful and you made a painful experience less so. A special thank you to Joanie Barnard for doing mom’s hair – she looked just beautiful. A big thank you to everyone who came to see her, sent her letters and cards during her stay in the Grundy Care Center. She truly enjoyed every one of them. Shirley, Bill, Susan, Nancy and their families. H-41* card of thanks - The Hardin County Historical Society would like to extend their sincere THANKS to all who came out to partake in the homemade ice cream social on Sunday, Sept. 20, and to listen to the entertainment by The Garage Boys Band - Roger, Brian and John. Special thanks to the people that brought in their vintage cars to view. Quite entertaining to see such well preserved cars. Hardin County Historical Society Board of Directors H-41
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Sports
Tuesday, October 13, 2015 • page 12
Rated Falcons power past Tigers by Scott Bierle Sports Editor ELDORA- The high-octane offense of Aplington-Parkersburg was experienced first-hand by the South Hardin football team here Friday. The Falcons hit the 50-point plateau for the fifth time in seven games and raced past the Tigers, 50-14 during Class 2A, District 6 play. Six-ranked Aplington-Parkersburg found the end zone seven times in nine possessions and led from the get go. Just three plays and 56-seconds into the contest the hosts led 7-0. After runs of 15 and eight yards, quarterback Cade Alberts spotted a wide-open Shane Poppens dashing down the middle of the field for a 38-yard scoring strike. Nick Waller
added one of his six extra point kicks and the rout was on. The three-play drive was one of three for the quick-striking Falcons along with a two-play scoring drive. After South Hardin went three and a punt, A-P’s Isaac Ubben reached the end zone for the first of three times from six-yards, capping a nine-play march. Fueling the drive was a 26-yard run and 12 yard catch by Cody Johnson. The Falcons stretched the advantage to 22-0 seconds into the second period on a five-yard pass play from Alberts to Tyler Duster. The Tigers made the game a contest when a 10-yard touchdown pass from Ty Cook to Jon Weber capped a 94-yard drive and a Cook to Bridger
Lawrence two-point play pulled the visitors within 22-8 with 3:09 showing before the break. An early 18-yard run by Hunter Edgerton followed by a 44-yard gallop by Jordin Wilkie on a fake punt to the 10 sparked the drive along with a pass interference call on A-P. A Weber interception started SH at the six. The Falcons answered with another three-play drive. After a Ubben 11-yard run, Duster dashed 37 and then the final six. The cushion was expanded to 36-8 early in the third on a two-play 86-yard drive as Duster sprinted 70 yards and then Ubben went 16. Ubben added at third TD on a 50yard run and Lucas Hovenga capped the host’s scoring spree with a oneyard blast in the fourth. South Hardin’s second touchdown was tallied by Aden Butler on a 28yard sprint to the corner of the end zone with 4:11 to play. “We had some opportunities. The are a very good team,” said South Hardin coach Barry Scott. The Duster – Ubben combo com-
Aplington-Parkersburg 50, South Hardin 14
JUMP BALL- South Hardin’s Jon Weber (middle) along with Riley Barrett (9) and a teammate from Aplington-Parkersburg jump for the football during a pass play Friday. Weber had a 10-yard touchdown reception in the Tigers’ 50-14 loss.
Team Statistics SH A-P First Downs 10 20 Rushing 9 16 passing 1 4 penalty 1 0 Rushes-Yards 35-172 33-365 passing 4-9-0 4-8-1 passing Yards 27 70 Total Yards 199 435 Fumbles-Lost 3-1 0-0 punts-average 6-29.7 0-0 penalties-Yards 5-30 4-45 Scoring by Quarters South Hardin 0 8 0 6 -14 aplton-pburg 15 14 14 7 -50 Scoring Summary AP – Shane poppens 38-yard pass from Cade alberts (Nick Waller kick); AP – Isaac Ubben 6-yard run (Waller to Jared Sill pass); AP – Tyler Duster 5-yard pass from alberts (Waller kick); SH – Jon Weber 10yard pass from Ty Cook (Cook to Bridger Lawrence pass); AP – Duster 6-yard run (Waller kick); AP – Ubben 16-yard run (Waller kick); AP – Ubben 50-yard run (Waller kick); AP – Lucas Hovenga 1-yard run (Waller kick); SH – aden Butler 28-yard run (run failed). SH Individual Stat Leaders Rushing – Jordin Wilkie 11-80, Hunter edgerton 9-42. Passing – Ty Cook 4-of-9 for 27 yards, 1 touchdown. Receiving – Jon Weber 1-10, Hunter Nessa 1-7.
bined for 263 of the winner’s 365 rushing yards with 132 for Duster and 131 for Ubben to go with the five touchdowns. Wilkie’s 80 rushing yards led the Tigers with 42 for Edgerton. Six of the Tigers’ nine possessions ended with punts and four times it was a three and out series. Defensively, Dane Butler was credited with 12 tackles, including 11 solos for South Hardin. Edgerton had nine and Zach Shore six. The loss left the Tigers 1-3 in the district and 2-5 overall. South Hardin plays Iowa Falls-Alden in Eldora Friday. A-P shares the district lead with South Tama at 4-0 and is 5-1 with five straight wins since a seasonopening loss to Dike-New Hartford.
Area High School Football Scoreboard Class 2A, District 6
Team South Tama Aplington-Pburg Union High Roland-Story South Hardin Iowa Falls-Alden East Marshall
Dist 4-0 4-0 3-2 2-2 1-3 1-3 0-5
Ovall 7-0 6-1 3-4 3-3 2-5 2-5 1-6
Results from Oct. 9 Aplington-Parkersburg 50, South Hardin 14 Union High 49, Iowa Falls-Alden 48 Roland-Story 26 East Marshall 7 South Tama 21, Williamsburg 7 Games for Oct. 16 Iowa Falls-Alden at South Hardin East Marshall at South Tama Aplington-Parkersburg at Roland-Story Anamosa at Union High
Class A, District 4
Team Dist Denver 4-0 Gladbrook-Reinbeck 3-1 Grundy Center 3-1 Wapsie Valley 2-2 AGWSR 2-3 BCLUW 1-4 North Tama 0-4
Ovall 6-1 5-2 4-3 3-4 2-5 2-5 0-7
Results from Oct. 9 Gladbrook-Reinbeck 37, AGWSR 0 Wapsie Valley 43, BCLUW 0 Denver 42, Grundy Center 6 Hudson 59 North Tama 0 Games for Oct. 16 Jesup at BCLUW North Tama at AGWSR Gladbrook-Reinbeck at Grundy Center Wapsie Valley at Denver
LEG TACKLE- The Tigers’ Hunter Edgerton goes for a leg tackle of Falcon running back Isaac Ubben during Class 2A, District 6 play Friday. Ubben scored three touchdowns in A-P lopsided win over South Hardin.
AGWSR blanked by G-R GLADBROOK- The scoring struggles continued for the AGWSR football team, falling 37-0 to stateranked Gladbrook-Reinbeck here Friday during Class A, District 4 play. The Cougars, limited to one touchdown in four of the first six games, were denied entrance to the end zone by the ninth-ranked Rebels. After a scoreless first quarter, Gladbrook-Reinbeck tallied 23 points in the second and never looked back. The win was the third straight after a 2-2 start to the season. The Rebels had a balanced attack that had three scoring strikes and 154 passing yards to go with two rushing touchdowns and 143 yards. A pair of Eric Stoakes touchdowns of nine and 11 yards sparked the scoring. Jake Schuman then tossed a 28-yard TD to Colton Dinsdale in the second, followed by scoring strikes of six-yards to Erik Knaack in the third and 32-yards to Dinsdale in the fourth. Walker Thede rounded out the
Scoring by Quarters agWSR 0 0 0 0 -0 gladbrook-Rein 0 23 7 7 -37 Scoring Summary GR – eric Stoakes 9-yard run (Walker Thede kick). GR – Stoakes 11-yard run (Thede run). GR – Colton Dinsdale 28-yard pass from Jake Schuman (kick failed). GR – Thede 22-yard field goal. GR – erik Knaack 6-yard pass from Schuman (Thede kick). GR – Dinsdale 32-yard pass from Schuman (Thede kick). AGWSR Individual Stat Leaders Rushing – Nathan Karsjens 1464, Josh Balvanz 13-64, Levi Stockdale 14-31, Mason eilderts 5-24. Passing – Karsjens 1-of-6 for 13-yards, 2 interceptions. Receiving – eilderts 1-13.
the 19-18 lead. The visitors pushed the advantage to 23-21 on Groninga’s kill. The Cadets regrouped and were up 24-23 on Grace Renaud’s kill.
“It was good to see the girls pull out game three. It is a step in the right direction,” noted Harms. Six unanswered points propelled (continued on page 13)
scoring with four extra point kicks and a 22-yard field goal to close the first half. Schuman connected on seven )continued on page 13)
Gladbrook-Reinbeck 37, AGWSR 0
Cougars’ challenge falls short against Cadets
STRETCHING- The Cougars’ Mandy Willems (2) and Rachel Frazier (9) stretch above the net for a block of an Iowa Falls-Alden hitter. The Cadets defeated AGWSR 25-18, 25-9, 24-26, 2513.
by Scott Bierle Sports Editor IOWA FALLS- The upset bid by the AGWSR volleyball team fell short, falling in four sets to Iowa Falls-Alden here Thursday. The 14-7 Cadets turned back the 7-13 Cougars by scores of 25-18, 25-9, 24-26, 25-13. AGWSR avoided the sweep with the two-point win, but could not force a fifth. “The name of the game was consistency tonight and we were not. We had our moments, but they got on those runs and we didn’t stop them,” stated AGWSR co-coach Betsy Harms. “We had 37 kills and that is a good number for us. The defense played very, very well. The serving took us out of some games. We work hard to get the ball back and then just give it away on the serve,” she added. The Cougars missed a dozen serves, going 57-of-69 while the Cadets were 91-of-95 and landed eight aces. AGWSR’s Katie Gast and Alana Groninga combined for 23 kills with a match high for Gast with 12 and Groninga had 11. Gast was 38-of46 hitting and Groninga 36-of-47. Maddie Brandt added eight kills on 39-of-45 hitting and Mandy Willems tossed 21 assists. The Cougars escaped a matchpoint late in the third set and pulled even at 24 on Willems’ tip. Backto-back hitting errors by the Cadets forced a fourth set. Down 18-15 in the third, AGWSR battled back with a pair of Gast kills followed by a Brandt tip and Abbie Young kill for
CELEBRATE- AGWSR’s Katie Gast (5) celebrates one of her match-high 12 kills along with teammate Mel Morones (right) and Maddie Brandt (back) during a match with Iowa Falls-Alden Thursday. The Cougars fell in four games.
Sports
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September’s best at Eldora Bowl listed
ELDORA- The month of September brought the beginning of bowling and high scores of 708 for series by Jesse Willems and 268 for a game by Mike Teske at the Eldora Bowl. After Willems, Jason Krull missed a 700 series by one pin at 699, while second in game scores were Willems and Nick Pieters at 265. For the women, Kelley Balvanz rolled both high scores of a 649 series and 241 game. Eldora Bowl Sept. High Games & Series
MEN Steve Allbee Games 243, 234; Series 655. Ruben Camacho – Game 245. Aaron Clemons – Games 257, 234; Series 683. Rick Clemons – Game 247. Dennis Dickenson – Game 230; Series 654 Steve Dickenson – Games 258, 237; Series 657. Craig Eiten – Game 233; Series 636. Jeff Gore – Game 245; Series 630. Bret Harris – Game 232; Series 673. Rick Heetland – Games 234, 232. Dave Hilsabeck – Game 244. Robert Jeske Jr. – Games 259, 258, 256 (2), 246 (2), 235, 234, 232; Series
EAGLES- Pictured are members of the Quakerdale Prep Eagles basketball team for the upcoming 2015-16 season. Front row, left to right, Kuoi Choi, Desmond Balentine, Lazarus Williams, Trey
Biddings, Bobby Parker Jr. Back row, l to r, Daniel Soetan, James Pruitt, Samuel Peoples, Isaiah Grimes-Thomas, Salif Boudie, coach Dwayne Melton. Not pictured was Isaiah Robinson.
eagles ready to soar
by Scott Bierle Sports Editor NEW PROVIDENCE- The 2015-edition of the Quakerdale Prep basketball team stands 11-strong. Eagles’ head coach Dwayne Melton welcomed team members to the New Providence campus in late August the squad started the pre-season with a 3-0 showing at the JUCO Jam in Cedar Falls Saturday. “Great way to kick off the season,” commented Melton. “Boys put forth a great effort and played together as a team.” The JUCO Jam featured 31 junior colleges and prep teams from around the Midwest. The Eagles opened with a 66-51 win over Link Year Prep of Missouri and then scored two narrow victories of 43-40 over Rochester Community and Technical College of Minnesota and 35-33 over Madison College of Wisconsin. “We have a lot of good recruits this year. They are a hungry bunch looking to impress coaches and colleges,” stated Melton. The Eagles will have an Illinois feel where five players came from, including in the Chicago area, along with two from Indiana, and one from Alabama, North Carolina, Georgia and Iowa. The Iowa product is Choi Kuoi, who played for Ames High School last season and is originally from South Sudan, Africa. Salif Boudie from Birmingham, Alabama is also originally from Africa. “The number one goal was to find height and I found height at every position. Last year we were hurt by a lack of size and that needed to change,” said Melton. He added defense will be stressed.
“I am emphasizing defense and that will get the offense going. We want to be a team that plays both ends of the court.” The team concept will be key, according to Melton. “Putting a team together with new players always means team concept will be key. I see these guys working well together. This team can play with anyone.” Quakerdale next travels to Indiana for the Vincennes Jamboree Oct. 1718. The Eagles then open the regular season at the highly-regarded Don Bosco Prep Showcase Oct. 30-31. Quakerdale’s home opener is scheduled for Nov. 16 against the Waldorf JV. The Eagles Classic will be held over three-days in early January. For the entire Quakerdale Prep basketball schedule go to www. quakerdaleathletics.com. Quakerdale Eagles Basketball Roster #0 Kuoi Choi, Ames, Iowa – 6-5 Forward #2 Daniel Soetan, Chicago, Illinois – 6-4 Guard #3 Desmond Balentine, Russiaville, Indiana – 6-1 Guard #10 Trey Biddings, Indianapolis, Indiana – 6-4 Guard #11 Lazarus Williams, Kennesaw, Georgia – 6-2 Guard #22 Samuel Peoples, Chicago, Illinois – 6-7 Forward. #23 Isaiah Grimes, Charlotte, North Carolina – 6-8 Forward #24 Isaiah Robinson, Chicago, Illinois – 6-8 Forward #30 Jacob Pruitt, Chicago, Illinois – 6-6 Forward #32 Bobby Parker Jr., Crete, Illinois – 6-5 Forward. #35 Salif Boudie, Birmingham, Alabama – 6-8 Forward
PRACTICE TIME- Salif Boudie goes up to finish off a layup drill with a slam dunk as coach Dwayne Melton looks on during a recent Eagles’ practice.
Sites set for state qualifying XC meets AGWSR football ELDORA- State qualifying cross country assignments were released Thursday. South Hardin will compete in a Class 2A meet at Dike on the Fox Ridge Golf Course, BCLUW goes to Cedar Falls for a Class 1A meet and in Class 3A Iowa Falls-Alden/ AGWSR will run on the Iowa State course in Ames. The state qualifying meets are scheduled for Thursday, Oct. 22 with the state meet slated for Saturday, Oct. 31 at Fort Dodge. The South Hardin girls and boys will be in a power-packed 2A meet that currently has five state-ranked teams for the girls and four for the boys in the 15-team field. Along with South Hardin will be Aplington-Parkersburg, Clarion-
Goldfield, Clear Lake, Collins-Maxwell-Baxter, Waterloo Columbus, Dike-New Hartford, East Marshall, Grundy Center/Gladbrook-Reinbeck, Hampton-Dumont, NashuaPlainfield, Osage, Roland-Story, Union High and West Marshall. State-ranked squads for the girls are No. 2 Osage, No. 12 C-M-B, No. 13 Dike-NH, No. 14 West Marshall and No. 15 East Marshall. For the boys, rated are No. 5 Clear Lake, No. 10 Dike-NH, No. 11 East Marshall and No. 14 A-P. The South Hardin girls were a state meet team qualifier last fall. Joining BCLUW in the 1A 27-team field at Cedar Falls will be Belle Plaine, Central Springs, Denver, Don Bosco, Dunkerton, East Buchanan, GM-Garwin, HLV, Hudson, Jesup,
Kee, Lake Mills, Meskwaki, MFLMar-Mac, North Butler, North Linn, North Tama, Postville, Rockford, St. Ansgar, Sumner-Fredericksburg, Tripoli, Valley Lutheran, Wapsie Valley and West Fork. State-ranked for the girls are the No. 3 West Fork, No. 4 North Linn, No. 10 Denver and No. 13, St. Ansgar, and for the boys are No. 4 Denver, No. 5 West Fork and No. 11 Dunkerton. At Ames, the 3A field featuring IF-A/AGWSR will also include Ballard, Bondurant-Farrar, Boone, Carlisle, Gilbert, Grinnell, Knoxville, Madrid, Nevada, Newton, Pella and South Tama. The Gilbert girls and Grinnell boys are listed No. 2 in 3A, both Pella teams No. 3 along with Ballard girls No. 9, and Gilbert boys No. 10 and Carlisle No. 14.
(continued from page 12) passes to six targets for 154 yards with two to Dinsdale for 59. Stoakes rushed for 79 yards. The Cougars produced 217 yards with 204 rushing led by 64 yards for Josh Balvanz and Nathan Karsjens. AGWSR’s tackle chart featured Levi Stockdale with six solo stops and three assists, Landon Sanders three solos and assists each and Jer Stull four solos. Mason Eilderts recovered a fumble. The Cougars tumbled to 2-3 in the district and 2-5 overall. AGWSR wraps-up district play Friday against winless North Tama in Ackley. G-R shares second in the district at 3-1 with Grundy Center and plays the Spartans Friday.
738, 683, 673, 655, 648, 642, 640. Jason Krull – Games 258, 244, 232; Series 699, 638. Dave Lloyd – Series 642. Terry Miller – Game 236; Series 653. Blake Owens – Games 246, 234; Series 655. Nick Pieters – Games 265, 246, 236; Series 672. Chad Roy – Games 246, 237. John Schatzman – Games 245, 234; Series 656. Mark Smith – Game 247 Jim Sween – Games 248, 230; Series 656, 637. Dan Teske – Game 248; Series 645. Mike Teske – Games 268, 237; Series 641. Nate Topp – Game 231. Jake Travis – Games 258, 233. Jesse Willems – Games 265, 232; Series 708, 630. Chris Zollar – Game 235. WOMEN Kelley Balvanz – Games 241, 233, 214, 213, 212, 202; Seires 649, 596, 575, 541. Melissa Berends – Games 216, 202; Series 596. Susan Engelking – Games 214, 203, 201; Series 558, 544. Crystal Goodknight – Game 200. Sue Ladehoff – Game 211; Series 524. Deb Teske – Series 525.
Bowling Scores Wellsburg Church Sept. 23, 2015 Cruisers 85.534.5 Odd Ballz 83 37 Section 8 75.541.5 pinbusters 53 67 Spider Killers 42 72 pizza Ranch 14 88 High team game- Odd Ballz 745; High team series- Odd Ballz 2206; High individual games- Robert Jeske 246, Nick pieters 246, Rick Heetland 234, Crystal goodknight 200, Carol Kreimeyer 198, Dawn Harrell 195; High individual series- Robert Jeske 673, Rick Heetland 612, Nick peters 605, Dawn Harrell 510, Crystal goodknight 484, Carol Kreimeyer 472; Splits picked up- Sharon Krull 5-6. Sunday Nite Mixers Sept. 27, 2015 On Fire 14 2 Just a Mixed 8 8 Oh Spare Me 8 8 55 Forever 8 8 I Beat U Drew 8 8 High team game- Oh Spare Me 729; High team series- Just a Mixed Krew 1998; High individual games- Robert Jeske 256, 205, Mike Berends 210, Melissa Berends 216, 191, Deb Teske 190; High individual series- Robert Jeske 655, Harris Steinfeldt 534, Mike Berends 528, Melissa Berends 596, Deb Teske 525, Judy Staples 476; Splits picked up- Lou Weig 6-7-10, 4-5, DJ Kelley 2-7-8, Melissa Berends 3-10, Judy Staples 3-10, Linda Wheeler 3-10, Bob Wheeler 5-10. UFO Sept. 28, 2015 FMH 73 47 Steinfeldt paint 66 54 United Suppliers 63 57 Firehouse 52 68 Napa 48 72 High team game- Firehouse 1024; High team series- Firehouse 2812; High individual games- Rick Clemons 247, Bret Harris 232, Nate Topp 231; High individual series- Bret Harris 673, Jim Sween 637, Steve Dickenson 599; Splits picked up- Mike Berends 4-9-10. Tuesday Nite Mixers Sept. 29, 2015 Las Flores 95 55 The porkers 74 76 Ben’s angels 66 84 Firehouse 65 85 High team game- Ben’s angels 835; High team series- Ben’s angels
High team game- elk In 698; High team series- I Don’t Know 1995; High individual games- Mike Teske 243, 213, Bob Wheeler 202, Deb Teske 192, Cathy Kusserow 191, Melissa Berends 189; High individual seriesMike Teske 658, Lonnie Hoelscher 545, Ken Stock 518, Deb Teske 507, Melissa Berends 505, Cathy Kusserow 463; Splits picked up- pat gehrke 7-8, Linda Wheeler 3-10, Robert Kasischke 3-6-7-10, amy Howard 4-7-10, Melissa Berends 6-7-9-10, 5-10.
(continued from page 12) Iowa Falls-Alden in the fourth, expanding a three-point lead to 17-8. Taylor Vanatter had five service points with an ace. The hosts were a deceiving eightpoint winner in game one and rolled in the second set. The Cadets built a commanding 20-6 cushion with early runs of five and then seven points. AGWSR rallied to within five at 23-18 with an unanswered eight points with Young at the serving stripe. After AGWSR scored four of the first five points, Iowa Falls-Alden finished on a 24-5 scoring spree with two 6-0 runs and another 5-0.
Young collected a team-best 25 digs and was 21-of-23 with one service ace. Mel Morones had 21 digs and Groninga 20. Emma Juhl led the Cadets in spiking and serving with nine kills on 28-of-31 hitting and 22-of-23 serving with three aces. Lauren Keane added eight kills and Renaud six, while Jenna Richtsmeier had 16 assists and Keane 14. Keane had two service aces on 21-of-21 serving, Jewel Friends picked 35 digs and Kayla Meyer had four blocks. The AGWSR girls close the regular season tonight at Grundy Center. The Spartans are rated seventh in Class 2A.
2231; High individual games- Jake Travis 214, 169, Blaire Donaldson 178, Kelley Balvanz 241, 193, Susan engelking 182; High individual series- Jake Travis 531, Blaire Donaldson 479, Brad Turpen 438, Kelley Balvanz 596, Susan engelking 503, Bev Miller 498; Splits picked up- pat Hoversten 5-10, 3-10, Jane geerdes 2-7 (2), Blaire Donaldson2-7, Mandy Horton 3-10, Bev Miller 3-9-10. Bowl Mor Oct. 1, 2015 Sween Law 103 47 Midwest Liquid 78 72 Fareway Meat 74.575.5 eldora auto parts 69.580.5 epI 64 86 Froning enterprises 61 89 High team game- Sween Law 822; High team series- Sween Law 2362; High individual games- Jim Sween 276, 217, John Schatzman 257; High individual series- Jim Sween 689, John Schatzman 602, Jim Callaway 582; Splits picked up- Dave Hilsabeck 5-6-10, Ruben Camacho 2-7-8, Marvin granzow 4-5-7. Good Times Oct. 1, 2015 aches & pains 94 56 eldora Bowl 78 72 Carpenter Trucking 72 78 M&g Tire 72 79 Fareway grocery 71.578.5 american Legion 62.587.5 High team game- Carpenter Trucking 966; High team series- Carpenter Trucking 2654; High individual games- glen Carpenter 234, Daryl Clingerman 225, Jesse Willems 222; High individual series- Jesse Willems 616, glen Carpenter 603, Steve Dickenson 601; Splits picked up- Kyle geerdes 3-5-7. Hubbard Doubles Oct. 2, 2015 Wild Ones 24 8 Huh What 2 21 11 elk In 18 14 Train Wreck 17 15 I Don’t Know 12 20
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