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WEEK OF OCTOBER 24, 2022

Trading Post

October 24th, 2022 by Jim Field

FREE TO GOOD HOMES:  I need homes badly for these kitties please.  Missy is a Female spayed and front declawed. Friendly and likes people but not other cats as she has been picked on by many.  Toby loves to lay on laps and is friendly once he knows you.  JoJo is lovable and playful too.  Black and white one has no name yet. I been caring for him and he needs a home too.  They are all fixed and up to date on rabies shots.  531-530-9492.

FOR SALE:  20-25 white cotton tablecloths for 8-foot banquet tables.  8 round cotton tablecloths for large round tables.  Asking $5 each.  Call 712-563-3858.

FOR SALE:  Miami Dolphins leather jacket, size large, asking $90.  A motion-activated clown mannequin to scare your friends on Halloween for $220.  A 2-row John Deere planter for $400.  Call 712-355-1566 in Council Bluffs.

FOR SALE: 2 Amana brand dehumidifiers, an upright freezer and a Whirlpool washer and dryerDRYER IS SOLD!  Both work like they should. Washer is newer. Bought locally at W&S. Will be having a moving sale soon. Located in Atlantic 712-250-0434

WANTED:  External speaker for a television for my aging parents for around $100.00.  Call 712-249-4625FOUND!

WANTED: To rent a 2-or-3 bedroom house with a garage in or close to Atlantic for a couple….no kids.  712-828–5885.

FOR SALE: Soundbar. 38″ long. Used for one month, asking $150 obo. Also have a small baby crib for $40. 712-254-0217

FOR SALE:  Several appliances including a wringer washer, 2 dishwashers and a small refrigerator for an apartment or dorm, asking $20 and up.  A commercial table saw with extended arms for $75.  SOLD! A Chrysler LeBaron convertible with 100,000 miles for $1,800.  Call 712-355-1566.

FOR SALE:  Men’s Carhartt canvas coat and bibs in size 2XL-regular.  Also, a men’s jacket, size XL, never worn.  And child’s 8-10 nylon snow pants.  Located in Greenfield.  Call 641-221-0822.

WANTED:  An old Volkswagen van or pick-up truck from the 1950’s or 1960’s in any condition.  Will pay a finder’s fee of $500 if your tip results in a sale.  Call 620-910-7257.

FOR SALE:  LOW-LINE BLACK ANGUS BEEF in 1/4’s, 1/2’s and Whole.  Our calves are born and raised on pasture until weaned without the use of growth hormones, or antibiotics. The cows glean organic fields in the fall and winter, and are supplemented with organic hay.  The calves are finished on Non-GMO corn, organic hay and organic oats.  The average hanging carcass weight size for a quarter beef ranges from about 125 to 165 pounds.  Their smaller size requires less freezer space, costs less, and still yields well.  For more information and to order, please call 712-250-0311.

FOR SALE:  An H International tractor, restored two years ago.  Asking $1,800.  Call 712-355-1566.

WANTED:  A small forklift and a 12′ or taller ladder or walk-up stairway ladder.  Call 712-355-1566.

FOR SALE:  Vitamaster 1200 Treadmill – works.  The time, pulse, & speed monitor work.  Incline does not work.  $25.00.  Call 641-745-7505.

MAKE OFFER: A wheelbarrow full of black walnuts. Call 712-250-0902…NO TEXTS

WANTED:  a 12′ or taller folding ladder.  Cement tools.  Call 712-355-1566.

FOR SALE:  Just in time for Halloween, a talking clown mannequin.  Sit it by your front door and watch it scare people.  Asking $220.  Call 712-355-1566.

FOR SALE:  Pure bred German shepherds looking for homes. Only females left. Born September 2nd, contact me at (712) 249-1922.

FOR SALE:  Small square corn stalk bales dry and tight, $4 each, call Jim 712-249-8972.

Fiery, fatal vehicle fire in Council Bluffs under investigation

News

October 24th, 2022 by Ric Hanson

(Council Bluffs, Iowa) – Officials with the Council Bluffs Police Department’s Traffic Unit are asking that anyone who may have witnessed a fatal crash on Interstate 29 this weekend, to please call them. At around 4:10-a.m., Sunday, Officers were dispatched to I-29 northbound at mile marker 50, for a reported vehicle fire. The caller advised “A vehicle is on fire on the side of the Interstate,” they were not sure at the time, if anyone was inside.’

When police and firefighters arrived, they found a vehicle fully engulfed in flames. After the blaze was extinguished by Fire Department Personnel, a body was found inside. Authorities say the vehicle appeared to have struck a sign pole on the side of the roadway and split apart, causing a large debris field.

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The accident remains under investigation. If you have any information about the crash, please contact the Council Bluffs PD’s Traffic Division at 712-328-4948 or 712-890-5169.

MARIANNE JANE PAULEY, 93, of Lincoln, NE (Svcs. 10/29/2022)

Obituaries

October 24th, 2022 by admin

MARIANNE JANE PAULEY, 93, of Lincoln, NE died Tuesday, October 18th at home. A Celebration of Life for MARIANNE JANE PAULEY will be held on Saturday, October 29th at 11:00 a.m. at Pauley-Jones Funeral Home in Harlan.

Visitation will be held on Friday, October 28th from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at Pauley-Jones Funeral Home in Harlan.

Burial will be in the Harlan Cemetery.

MARIANNE JANE PAULEY is survived by:

Husband: Richard W. Pauley of Lincoln, NE.

Son: David (Donna) Pauley of Lincoln, NE.

Daughters: Jone Pauley of Lincoln, NE. Jill (Michaela Behensky) Pauley of Lincoln, NE.

Sisters: Patty Pedersen of New Berlin, WI. Tyla Plumb of Leawood, KS.

3 Grandchildren

7 Great-Grandchildren

Regional Volleyball Schedule 10/24/2022

Sports

October 24th, 2022 by admin

Class 1A

Region 1
St. Mary’s, Remsen @ Gehlen Catholic
Riverside @ Stanton- ON KJAN

Region 2
Tri-Center @ Ankeny Christian
East Mills @ Sidney

Region 3
Bishop Garrigan @ Newell-Fonda
Glidden-Ralston @ AGWSR

Region 4
Waterloo Christian @ North Tama
Earlham @ Southeast Warren

Class 2A

Region 3
Southwest Valley @ Missouri Valley
Treynor @ Kuemper Catholic

Heartbeat Today 10-24-2022

Heartbeat Today, Podcasts

October 24th, 2022 by Jim Field

Jim Field visits with Sonya Clausen about the Atlantic BPO D.O.E.S Quilt Show and Bake Sale Saturday, October 29 from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm at The Venue in Atlantic.

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Waterloo man arrested on drug-related warrants, in Union County; 2 vehicles fraudulently purchased

News

October 24th, 2022 by Ric Hanson

(Creston, Iowa) – The Creston Police Department reports a man from eastern Iowa was arrested Friday morning at the Union County Law Enforcement Center (LEC), in Creston. 45-year-old Antonio Derone Ross, of Waterloo, was taken into custody on two Union County warrants for Failure to Appear, on original charges of: Possession of a controlled substance (PCS)/marijuana – 3rd offense; PCS/3rd offense – a Class D Felony; and Poss. of Drug Paraphernalia (Simple Misdemeanor). Ross was later released on a $2,000 bond.

At around 2:45-a.m. Saturday, 21-year-old Georgia Rain Alizabeth McKown, of Winterset, was arrested at the Union County LEC. She was charged with OWI/1st offense and later released on a $1,000 bond. Authorities said also, 36-year-old Douglas Edward Woodward, III, of Creston, was arrested Saturday morning, for Violation of a No Contract/Protective Order. He was later released on his Own Recognizance, after seeing the Magistrate.

And, staff with a car dealership in Creston reported Friday morning, that someone used a stolen identity to purchase two vehicles from the dealership. The loss was estimated at $85,400.

Atlantic Rotary Club Annual Military Appreciation Luncheon set for 11/11/22

News

October 24th, 2022 by Ric Hanson

(Atlantic, Iowa) – Veterans and active members of the military should mark their calendar and save some time over the noon hour on November 11th, for the Atlantic Rotary Club’s annual Military Appreciation Luncheon. The event takes place at the Cass County Community Center, from 11:45-a.m. Until 1-p.m., on Nov. 11th. Please RSVP by November 8th to Dolly Bergmann at 712-249-9275.

The featured speaker is Lieutenant Colonel Nicholas Turner. Lieutenant Colonel Turner retired from active duty in 2021 with 2500+ hour of mishap free flight in multiple Marine Corps aircraft and 20 years of military service. His personal decorations include nine Air Medals, the Meritorious Service Award, five Commendation Medals, and the Navy/Marine Corps Achievement Medal. He lives with his family in Rhodes, Iowa, and is Subject Matter Expert and Event Controller for the Air National Guard in Des Moines.

Lt. Col. Nicholas Turner

KIM KAY BRIMEYER, 64, of rural Audubon (Private Services)

Obituaries

October 24th, 2022 by Ric Hanson

KIM KAY BRIMEYER, 64, of rural Audubon, died Oct. 17, 2022, at Mercy West in Des Moines. A Private Celebration of Life Memorial Service for KIM KAY BRIMEYER will be held at a later date. Kessler Funeral Home in Audubon is assisting the family.

KIM KAY BRIMEYER is survived by:

Her husband – Terry Brimeyer, of Audubon.

Her children – Terry Thomas and Angie Thomas, both of Audubon, and Ashley Thomas, of Odebolt.

Her brother – Larry Merrill, of Albia.

Her sister – Julie Merrill, of Albia.

2 great-grandchildren, other relatives and friends.

MARIE ANN HUFFMAN, 99, of Audubon (Mass of Christian Burial 10/25/22)

Obituaries

October 24th, 2022 by Ric Hanson

MARIE ANN HUFFMAN, 99, of Audubon, died Friday, Oct. 21, 2022, at the Manning Regional Medical Center. A Mass of Christian Burial for MARIE ANN HUFFMAN will be held 10:30-a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 25, 2022, at St. Patrick’s Catholic Church in Audubon. Kessler Funeral Home in Audubon has the arrangements.

Friends may call at the funeral home, where the family will meet with friends today (Monday, 10/24), from 5-until 7-p.m., and a Rosary begins at 7-p.m.

Burial is in the St. Patrick’s Catholic Cemetery, south of Audubon.

MARIE ANN HUFFMAN is survived by:

Her son – Terry (Frances [Weeks] Huffman, of Audubon; and Patrick Huffman, of AZ

Her daughter – Josephine Huffman, of Manning.

Her sister – Alice Staiert, of Carroll.

A grandson, and 2 great-grandchildren, other relatives and many friends.

Iowa’s Caitlin Clark previews the new season

Sports

October 24th, 2022 by Ric Hanson

Iowa All-American point guard Caitlin Clark says the Hawkeyes are embracing high expectations as they get ready for a new season. All five starters return from last year’s team that won the Big Ten regular season and tournament titles. The Hawkeyes enter the season ranked fourth in the AP Poll.

The defense was improved last year and Clark says that needs to continue.

Clark says the Hawkeyes also have quality depth and that has made practice competitive.