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A two-vehicle accident resulted in damage but no injuries in Montgomery County on Friday. The Red Oak Police Department reports the accident occurred at 12:54pm Friday at the intersection of Highway 34 and Eastern Avenue.
After investigation it was determined that a 2003 Chevy Trailblazer driven by 86-year-old Bruce Jackson Burr of Red Oak was traveling on Eastern Avenue waiting to cross US Highway 34. Burr proceeded to cross but misjudged the distance away from an oncoming 1999 Chevy Tahoe traveling eastbound on the highway. The driver of the Tahoe 21-year-old Dillion Terry Makenzie of Red Oak tried to swerve to avoid a collision but collided with a luggage tow rack that was attached to the hitch of the Trailblazer.
No injuries were reported and Bruce Jackson Burr was cited for Failure to Yield Upon Entering a Through Highway. Damage to the Tahoe was estimated at $3500. The Trailblazer sustained $2,000 damage.
EMERY A. PETERSEN, 94, of Audubon died Friday, September 25th at The Friendship Home in Audubon. Celebration of Life Memorial Service for EMERY A. PETERSEN will be held on Monday, September 28th at 2:00pm at The Friendship Home in Audubon. Kessler Funeral Home in Audubon has the arrangements.
Burial will be in the Hamlin Lutheran Cemetery, east of Hamlin.
EMERY A. PETERSEN is survived by:
Son-in-law: Rich Petersen of Aurelia.
Daughter-in-law: Lois Petersen of Mesa, AZ.
Sister: Vivian Lane of Atlantic.
Brother: Orville (LaVonne) Petersen of St. Paul, MN.
Brother-in-law: Franklin Andersen of Exira.
4 Grandchildren
8 Great-Grandchildren
2 Great-Great-Grandchildren
Nieces, Nephews, Other Relatives, and Friends
The Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office reports an early morning arrest of a Villisca woman. At 3:46am this (Saturday) morning Deputies arrested 21-year-old Holly Ann Nutting of Villisca for Violation of a No Contact Order following an incident in the 100 block of West 2nd Street in Villisca. Nutting was taken to the Montgomery County Jail and held on $300 bond.
Skyscan Forecast Saturday, September 26th Chris Parks
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2015 High School Football Scores
Week 5 – September 25
Class 3-A, District 8
Harlan 69, Atlantic 7
Glenwood 56, Creston 35
Winterset 6, ADM 3 OT
Dallas Center-Grimes 48, Boone 7
Class 2-A, District 8
Clarinda 27, Shenandoah 7
Kuemper Catholic 31, Red Oak 14
|Pocahontas Area 21, East Sac County 14
Southeast Valley 66, West Central Valley 0
Class 1-A, District 1
A-H-S-T-W 34, IKM-Manning 21
Ridge View 42, OA-BCIG 10
Missouri Valley 56, West Monona 6
Underwood 28, Treynor 0
Class A, District 1
Logan-Magnolia 55, Riverside 7
St. Albert 42, Tri-Center 7
Audubon 42, Maple Valley 0
Westwood 50, Griswold 28
Class A, District 8
Martensdale-St. Marys 21, Clarinda Academy 6
Pleasantville 40, Bedford 6
Mount Ayr 61, Nodaway Valley 0
Earlham 54, Southeast Warren 0
8-Man, District 1
Exira/EHK 62, West Harrison 14
Kingsley-Pierson 66, Boyer Valley 20
Newell-Fonda 76, River Valley 8
Ar-We-Va 68, Woodbine 28
8-Man, District 7
Murray 36, Adair-Casey 28
Graettinger-Terril/Ruthven Ayrshire 38, Coon Rapids-Bayard 6
Glidden-Ralston 70, Guthrie Center 0
East Union 48, Grand View Christian 42 OT
8-Man, District 8
Fremont-Mills 24, East Mills 22
CAM 48, Sidney 7
Lenox 66, Nishnabotna 14
Stanton 72, Essex 8
ST. LOUIS (AP) – Khris Davis homered off Trevor Rosenthal leading off the ninth inning and the Milwaukee Brewers beat the St. Louis Cardinals 4-3 Friday night.
The loss cut the Cardinals’ NL Central lead to three games over Pittsburgh with eight games remaining.
Rosenthal (2-3) was St. Louis’ eighth reliever after Carlos Martinez lasted just seven pitches before leaving with tightness in his pitching shoulder.
Davis’ 24th homer was just the second allowed by the St. Louis closer; the other was by Pittsburgh’s Jung Ho Kang on May 3 in St. Louis. Davis was 1 for 5 with four strikeouts against Rosenthal before lining a 1-1 fastball into the right-field bullpen.
Will Smith (7-2) got the Brewers out of danger in the eighth and Francisco Rodriguez earned his 36th save in 38 chances.
Milwaukee has lost 12 of 17 against the Cardinals this season and 53 of the last 77 meetings.
Podcasts, Trojan Preview/Who’s Gonna Win?
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OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — ConAgra Foods’ chief executive says employees will learn next week about upcoming changes, including likely jobs cuts and a shuffling of operations that could boost the company’s presence in Chicago and lower it in Omaha. CEO Sean Connolly said Friday that Omaha will continue to play a sizable role for the company. The company has around 3,000 employees at the headquarters campus in Omaha, in Lincoln and across the Missouri River in Council Bluffs, Iowa.
The Omaha World-Herald reports that Connolly is in Omaha for a shareholders meeting. On Tuesday, ConAgra reported a fiscal first-quarter loss of $1.2 billion, or $2.85 a share. Connolly told the World-Herald that day that the company had to be willing to embrace change in order to cut expenses and improve performance.
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