Police in Glenwood are investigating the theft of $20,000 worth of lawn mowers and trimmers. According to the Daily NonPareil, a worker with Jim Hughes Real Estate reported the theft Thursday in the 400 block of South Locust Street in Glenwood.
Authorities are asking anyone with information about the theft to call the Glenwood Police Department at (712) 527-9920.
KENNETH EUGENE MARTIN, 94, of Avoca died Thursday, October 16, 2014 at the Avoca Nursing and Rehab Center. Funeral services for KENNETH MARTIN will be held Tuesday, October 21st at 10:00am at the Hancock United Methodist Church in Hancock. Pauley-Jones Funeral Home in Avoca has the arrangements.
Visitation will be held Tuesday, October 21st from 9:00am-10:00am prior to the service at the Hancock United Methodist Church.
KENNETH EUGENE MARTIN is survived by:
Daughter: Phyllis (Martin) Owen of Lincoln, NE.
Son: John (Kathy) Martin of Carrollton, TX.
Sisters: Neva Metters of Dallas, TX. Twyla Martin of Ida Grove.
Brother: Dean Curtis (Dorothy) Martin of Council Bluffs.
4 Grandchildren
3 Great-Grandchildren
FOR SALE i-phone 5 like new and excellent condition $200 712-789-1856
FOR SALE: trailer built to haul tractors to parades has the tye downs; 3 2000 pound axles with brakes and new tires $1600; a large air exchanger 4 foot squirrel cage fan with motor and mounted 712-304-2587 in Exira
FREE: year old black lab/golden retriever puppy includes food; chain; collar; leash but no toys does not like cats, has rabies shot. Needs new home ASAP. 712-249-8234
FOR SALE: 2009 Yamaha Zuma moped, 49cc. 1650 miles, black. Excellent condition. $1800 obo. 712-250-0266.
The Iowa Department of Corrections, Thursday, placed 23-year old Colton Edward Benson-Blaine on escape status after he failed to return to the Council Bluffs Work Release Facility from employment, on Wednesday.
Dept. of Corrections Images
Colton Benson-Blaine
Benson-Blaine was transferred to work release on August 6th. His sentence in Shelby County for Voluntary Manslaughter began on August 5th, 2011. Benson-Blaine is described as a white male with blonde hair and blue eyes, 6 feet one inch tall, weighs about 267 pounds and has a scar on his right wrist.
Information as to Benson-Blain’s whereabouts should be reported to the Council Bluffs Police Department or Pottawattamie County Sheriff’s Office.
Lavon Eblen speaks with Rosie Jones about a fundraiser for Nishna Valley Trails.
Podcast: Play in new window | Download (5.9MB)
Subscribe: RSS
CHARLES RALPH “Charlie” SOUTH, 76, of Lewis, died Wed., Oct. 15th. A Memorial Potluck Luncheon for CHARLIE SOUTH will be held beginning at 11-a.m. Sat., Oct. 18th, at the Lewis Community Center, in Lewis.
Charlie donated his body to the UNMC in Omaha, for research.
Memorials may be directed to Linda L. South.
CHARLIE SOUTH is survived by:
His wife – Linda L. South, of Lewis.
His children – Gerald “Jerry” (Diana) South, of Leitchfield, KY; Glenn (Helen) South, of Bellevue, NE.; James “Jim” (Wanda) South, of Anita; and Elizabeth “Beth” South, Bellevue, NE.
His stepchildren – Tracy (Matt) Schuemacher and Tammy Gibson, of AZ, and Jason Anderson, of IA.
His sisters – Janice (Charles) Namanny, of Lewis; Carol (Kim Thompson) Wright, of Atlantic, IA.
His brothers – Dennis (Linda) Berge, and Fred Berge, all of Atlantic.
10 grandchildren; 7 great children and 1 great great grandchild.
Voters in Shelby County will have the opportunity to elect five members of the County Extension Council from a slate of five candidates at the Nov. 4th general election. Mary Taggs, Shelby County Extension Educator said “The council members elected this year will be involved in bringing educational opportunities to Shelby County for the next four years.”
Extension council members are elected at large, and all voters in the county are eligible to vote for five candidates. Candidates on this year’s ballot include: Elaine Baughman, of Kirkman; Renee Hansen, of Harlan; Jo Kenkel, from Defiance; Lorie Knudsen, of Harlan; and Ellen Walsh-Rosmann, of Harlan.
Council members whose terms expire this year are: Laura Freund, Earling; Kay Goshorn, Harlan; Jo Kenkel, Defiance; Travis Lane, Shelby; Jake Schechinger, Harlan. Carryover council members whose terms continue through the end of 2016 are: Scott Burchett, Harlan; Rowly Burton, Irwin; Julie Klein, Harlan, and Michele Monson, of Irwin.
Successful candidates will take office in January 2015. Extension council members make policy, programming and budget decisions for Shelby County Extension and Outreach. For more information, visit www.extension.iastate.edu or contact Shelby County Extension & Outreach (712) 755-3104.
Rick Stewart, the independent candidate for Iowa’s U.S. Senate seat, did not meet the criteria for participation in Thursday’s night’s debate in Sioux City between Democratic candidate Bruce Braley and Joni Ernst, the Republican candidate. Stewart showed up anyway, with a mock-up of his living room in a cargo trailer parked outside of the auditorium at Morningside College where the debate was held. “Since a lot of Iowans didn’t have a chance to come visit me for waffles on Sunday morning, I’ve got a sofa and some chairs and some homemade cookies and I invite Iowans to come in and sit down and chat about politics in general,” Stewart said.
Stewart, who lives in Cedar Rapids, was disappointed he wasn’t allowed to participate in the debate. “I’m actually even more disappointed for the state of iowa. The voters didn’t get to see the candidates. They only got to see two of ’em,” Stewart says. “…I think most Iowans would have liked to see all of us, at least once.”
Six candidates are listed on Iowa’s 2014 General Election ballots in the race for Iowa’s U.S. Senate seat. In addition to Braley, Ernst and Stewart, there are two other independent candidates on the ballot.
One is Bob Quast of Blue Grass, representing “Bob Quast for Term Limits.” The other is Ruth Smith of Lamoni, who has run before as a Democratic candidate for seats in the Iowa House and Senate but is now running as an independent candidate for the U.S. Senate. The sixth candidate, Libertarian Doug Butzier, died this week in a plane crash in Dubuque. At the start of last night’s debate between Braley and Ernst, both major party candidates offered their condolences to the Butzier family.
(Radio Iowa)
COLLEGE PARK, Md. (AP) – Iowa and Maryland will meet on the football field for the time Saturday in a Big Ten clash at Byrd Stadium. The Hawkeyes are 5-1 overall, have won three straight and can remain in first place in the West Division with a victory. Iowa coach Kirk Ferentz says his players shouldn’t have a problem in a venue they’ve never seen before. The plan, he says, is to simply, “look around a little bit” and then go play.
Maryland is coming off a bye and seeking its first Big Ten win at home. The Terrapins lost to Ohio State 52-24 two weeks ago. Maryland brings a 4-2 record into the second half of the season, 1-1 in the Big Ten.
Facebook
Twitter
YouTube
RSS