The Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office reports two men from Elliott were cited on alcohol charges late Thursday night. At 11:27pm Deputies cited 20-year-old Shane Dalton Dunkerson and another 16-year-old male juvenile both for Minor in Possession of Alcohol. The juvenile was cited into court and released to a parent. Dunkerson was cited and released on scene.
FREE: Walnut Wood in Marne. Contact Randy Fischer Cell: (712)249-1983.
FOR SALE: 32 inch newer Sanyo flat screen tv, works good for $50.00. SOLD! Also, DVD movies, all kinds $1.00 each. Also afghans $20.00 each. Call 762-4672
FOR SALE: H.O. Model Railroad set. 66 sections curved and straight tract, misc. pieces track, 9 switches, transformer with starter track, 2 engines, 42 misc. cars, 8 buildings. $200. 769-2285.
GARAGE SALE: 800 E 5th St in Alley (in large building) in Atlantic. Friday: 10 am till 7pm Saturday: 7am – 10am
RAYMOND W. ANDERSEN, 94, of Harlan died Thursday, September 27th at Little Flower Haven in Earling. Funeral services for RAYMOND W. ANDERSEN will be held on Monday, October 1st at 11:00am at Burmeister-Johannsen Funeral Home in Harlan.
Friends may call on Monday, October 1st from 10:00am-11:00am at the funeral home prior to services. Family will greet friends during that time.
Burial will be in the Harlan Cemetery.
Online condolences may be left at www.burmeisterjohannsen.com
RAY ANDERSEN is survived by:
Nieces and Nephews.
Other Relatives and Friends.
Skyscan Forecast Friday, September 28, 2018 Dan Hicks
Today: Mostly cloudy. Windy and cooler. Areas of light rain. N @ 15-25. High 55.
Tonight: Partly cloudy. Diminishing winds. Low 36.
Saturday: Increasing clouds. Isolated showers. E @ 10-15. High 58.
Sunday: Mostly cloudy. Showers and thunderstorms. High 60.
Monday: Mostly cloudy. Scattered showers and thunderstorms. High 70.
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Friday (09/28/2018)
CLASS 4A:
District 7
Ames at Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln
Council Bluffs, Thomas Jefferson at Des Moines, North
Urbandale at Valley, West Des Moines
CLASS 3A:
District 1
Bishop Heelan Catholic, Sioux City at Denison-Schleswig
District 2
Carroll at Boone
District 9
ADM, Adel at Creston-O/M
Glenwood at Harlan
Lewis Central at Winterset
CLASS 2A:
District 9
Greene County at Kuemper Catholic
OABCIG at Atlantic
Red Oak at Shenandoah
CLASS 1A:
District 8
ACGC at Clarinda
Panorama at Mount Ayr
Van Meter at West Central Valley
District 9
Cherokee, Washington at East Sac County
MVAOCOU at Missouri Valley
Treynor at Underwood
CLASS A:
District 2
Manson Northwest Webster at IKM-Manning
District 9
AHSTW at Earlham
Riverside at Nodaway Valley
Southwest Valley at St. Albert
District 10
Lawton-Bronson at Logan-Magnolia
Tri-Center at West Monona
Westwood at Woodbury Central
CLASS 8-Player:
District 6
Moravia at Mormon Trail
Murray at East Union
Seymour at Lamoni
Southeast Warren at Lenox
District 7
Bedford at Fremont-Mills
East Mills at Sidney
Essex at Stanton
Griswold at Clarinda Academy
District 8
Audubon at Coon Rapids-Bayard
Boyer Valley at Glidden-Ralston
West Harrison at Exira/Elk Horn-Kimballton
Woodbine at CAM
The AHSTW Vikings are undefeated at 5-0 and they hope to keep that streak going with a road trip to face the Earlham Cardinals (2-3) on Friday night. We’ll have coverage of the game on KJAN for the Class A District 9 match-up. The Vikings have put up some impressive numbers to start the season including holding their opponents to an average of 10 points per game. AHSTW Head Coach Davis Pattee said the Vikings have played great team defense with some great leaders on the line.
That defense will face a challenge this week from Earlham Tailback Caleb Swalla. He has rushed for 969 yards on the season with 9 touchdowns and Coach Pattee said he is a big part of a tough Earlham offense to prepare for.
The Vikings will counter with some balance on offense. Gabe Pauley is a great tailback as well, churning up 735 yards and 11 scores. The Vikings add the air threat with Blake Osbahr’s efficiency at quarterback and a number of threats to throw to, led by Drake Partridge. Osbahr has completed 73% of his passes and has thrown just one interception this year. Partridge has hauled in 13 passes for 394 yards and 8 touchdowns.
The Vikings and Cardinals are set for a 7:00pm kickoff in Earlham. Chris Parks and Mike Smith will have the call on KJAN with pregame starting at 6:30pm following our weekly pick ’em show Who’s Gonna Win? that starts at 6:00pm. You can catch the game on air at AM 1220, FM 101.1, online at kjan.com, on the web app, or watch the live video feed on our Facebook page. Stay tuned after the game for the Iowa High school Scoreboard Show from 10:00pm-11:30pm.
The Atlantic Trojans (2-3) football team is preparing for their homecoming game this week against the OA-BCIG Falcons (4-1). The Trojans have regrouped this week after a tough start to district play with a 45-14 loss to Kuemper Catholic last week. The Trojans failed to establish the run against the Knights and Atlantic Head Coach Mike McDermott said they need to get better in that aspect of the game to open up the rest of the offense.
The Falcons will line up in a similar fashion to the Knights as they like to spread the field, but the Falcons will be a bit more heavy on the short passing game. OA-BCIG has 5 receivers that have gained over 100 yards on the season and Coach McDermott said they will need to get pressure on Falcons QB Kaden Ladwig if they want to slow them down.
Ladwig has thrown for 1,286 yard and 15 touchdowns compared to just 4 interceptions, so he has been efficient., but he also poses a threat with his feet having rushed for six scores as well. Coach McDermott said the defensive front will have to play a great game to get pressure but also contain Ladwig.
The Trojans and Falcons will kick off the homecoming contest at 7:00pm on Friday at the Trojan Bowl.
After meeting on Wednesday the Adair County Board of Supervisors will hold a special session on Friday morning at 10:30am for a vote on the second reading of an ordinance amendment in regards to the Wind Energy Conversion Property. The board will take action on moving the proposed ordinance to a third reading.
The amendment will place a cap on wind turbines within the county at 530. Two current large wind turbine projects are being constructed in the county that will bring the total up to near 500 turbines. A number of other restrictions on setback distances from other properties were drafted earlier this month by the board.
The Cass County Board of Supervisors are set to meet on Friday morning at 8:30am in the board room at the Cass County Courthouse.
On their agenda is a public hearing on changing the zoning classification of a parcel in Pleasant Township from Agricultural to Business. This change was requested by Dollar General Retail Store in order to construct a new store on the site. After the public hearing the board plans to take action on approving the change.
The board is also set to take action on approving appointment to fill a vacancy for the Treasurer’s Deputy. That position is a title change from Treasurer’s Assistant.
The board will also hear a number of regular reports as well as review and act on applications for a part-time Mental Health Advocate.
BOONE, Iowa (AP) — A dispute over whether to sell the Iowa birthplace of former first lady Mamie Doud Eisenhower has led to a lawsuit and mismanagement allegations.
Former members of the Boone County Historical Society filed a lawsuit last week against the nonprofit, The Des Moines Register reported . The lawsuit seeks an injunction to block the sale of the home, which has since been turned into a museum.
The nonprofit historical society announced last year that it planned to close the home to focus efforts on other projects, according to the lawsuit. The home was listed for $184,000 on Sept. 7, the lawsuit said.
The filing alleges that society officials retaliated against members who opposed the plan and terminated their memberships, which would violate state law and the organization’s bylaws.
Mara MacKay is the historical society’s former executive director and a defendant in the lawsuit. She now volunteers at the organization after being terminated due to lack of funds. MacKay said she’s “confident that the board members did what they needed to do and upheld their responsibilities.”
MacKay said the home is no longer for sale and the organization will need to find other ways to raise revenue. The group had considered turning the home into a vacation rental or bed and breakfast.
“We’re going to back away from that for right now because we’re aware that there’s differing opinions,” she said.
The former first lady was born in the Boone home in 1896, according to the Boone History Museum. She later married President Dwight D. Eisenhower, who served as the 34th president from 1953 to 1961.
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