Atlantic State Radio (Iowa State Patrol) reports a pickup was reported stolen late this (Friday) morning, from Atlantic. According to the bulletin, a red, 1999 Chevy Silverado pickup was taken from R-T Motors in Atlantic, by two juveniles. The vehicle has a license plate number of DVN 884.
The incident happened at around 10:30-a.m. If you see the vehicle, call 9-1-1 or your local law enforcement agency.
Deere & Company is reporting lower second quarter profits and sales. The world’s largest farming-equipment maker, based in Moline, Illinois, had net income of $495 million and adjusted earnings per share of $1.56. Deere CEO Samuel Allen says the company’s second-quarter performance reflects the continuing downturn in the global farm economy and further weakness in construction equipment sales.
The company has cut back its expected full-year net income forecast to $1.2 billion from $1.3 billion. Even so, Allen says the company is continuing to perform at a much higher level than in previous downturns. Deere is Iowa’s largest manufacturing employer.
(Radio Iowa)
The Cass County Sheriff’s Office reports five arrests this past week. Last Sunday, 43-year old Todd Edward Kimpson, of Corning, was arrested on a charge of Violation of a Protective Order. Kimpson was taken to the Cass County Jail and was released the following day on $300 bond. On Thursday (5/19), 27-year old Jenna Marie Smith, of Atlantic, turned herself in at the Cass County Jail on Atlantic Police Department warrants for felony Theft 2nd Degree and felony Forgery. Smith was booked and released later that day on her own recognizance.
40-year old Laura Michelle Rossell, of Lewis, turned herself in at the Cass County Jail Thursday, on a Sheriff’s Office charge of Domestic Abuse Assault. Rossell was booked and released later that that day on her own recognizance. Cass County deputies arrested Karl John Schmidt, Jr., of Rockwell City, Thursday, on an Atlantic Police Department warrant for felony Burglary in the 3rd Degree, and felony Theft in the 2nd Degree. Schmidt was booked at the Cass County Jail where he remains held on $5,000 bond.
And, 35-year old Brian John Beard, of Atlantic, turned himself in to the Cass County Jail Thursday, on an Atlantic Police Department warrant for Assault. Beard was booked at the Cass County Jail where he was released later that day on $1,000 bond.
Friday 2A/3A Results
Girls Distance Medley Relay Finals
Class 2A:
Treynor- 18th 4:23.43 (Taylor Sudmann, McKayla Olsen, Megan Carley, Noel James)
Underwood- 21st 4:24.04 (Hailey James, Sydnie Collins, Cecilia Myers, Karley Larson)
Class 3A:
Atlantic- 19th 4:30.27 (Sydney Bean, Taylor Hansen, Lexi Freund, Tiffany Williams)
Creston- 10th 4:18.65 (Cayla Maitlen, Taylor Briley, Jesse Vicker, Brielle Baker)
Denison-Schleswig- Placed 7th 4:16.62 (Alex Mohr, Sarah Branning, Ellie Mendlik, Raegan Andersen)
Boys 110M Hurdles Prelims
Class 2A:
Justin Miller, Missouri Valley- Qualified 6th 15.43
Tyler Freese, Underwood- DNQ 16th 16.05
Class 3A:
Gratt Reed, Atlantic- Qualified 5th 15.20 (Won Heat)
Blaine Clark, Glenwood- DNQ 14th 16.06
Girls 100M Hurdles Prelims
Class 2A:
Kristin Culp, West Central Valley- DNQ 16th 16.83
Morgan Johnk, Panorama- Qualified 6th 16.29
Hannah Irlbeck, Kuemper Catholic- DNQ 12th 16.54
Konnor Sudmann, Treynor- DNQ 24th 21.38
Jaycie Schueman, AHSTW- DNQ 17th 16.84
Class 3A:
Molly Dean, Glenwood- DNQ 24th 19.53 (Clipped last hurdle and fell)
Amber Castillo, Creston- DNQ 23rd 17.45
Boys 4x200M Relay Finals
Class 2A:
Shenandoah- DQ (Logan Roberts, Taylor Rogers, Jordan Miller, Chase Hiser)
Clarinda- 10th 1:31.57 (Zach Carlson, Jacob Carlson, Lucas Shatava, JJ Clark)
Class 3A:
Glenwood- 15th 1:32.11 (Reagan McFarlin, Joey Saddler, Nate Nebel, Carter Von Essen)
Carroll- Placed 8th 1:31.06 (Nathan Simmons, Cole Kautzky, Tanner Higgins, Dylan Millermon)
Girls 4x200M Relay Finals
Class 2A:
Panorama- 13th 1:49.41 (Faith Powell, Michelle Mleynek, Brooke Halterman, Miranda Mleynek)
Class 3A:
Glenwood- 14th 1:48.51 (Miranda Ruth, Kaycee Clark, Myranda Starner, Devon Bomer)
Creston- 21st 1:50.00 (Stephanie Hemsworth, Amber Castillo, Josie Sickels, Cayla Maitlen)
Harlan- 9th 1:47.31 (Sidney Craig, Chloe Hansen, Cheyanne Light, Taylor Frederick)
Boys 400M Hurdles Finals
Class 2A:
Brett Daley, Treynor- State Champion 53.17
Gabe Richey, Panorama- Placed 8th 54.86
Class 3A:
Brendan Holmes, Atlantic- Placed 3rd 53.83
Gratt Reed, Atlantic- 14th 56.08
Carter Von Essen, Glenwood- Placed 7th 54.81
Caleb Petersen, Glenwood- 15th 56.14
Girls 400M Hurdles Finals
Class 2A:
Hannah Irlbeck, Kuemper Catholic- Placed 7th 1:06.77
Faith Powell, Panorama- 15th 1:08.46
Class 3A:
Molly Dean, Glenwood- State Champion 1:03.58
Miranda Ruth, Glenwood- Placed 8th 1:08.34
Chloe Hansen, Harlan- 12th 1:08.86
Vanessa Gunderson, Denison-Schleswig- 16th 1:09.31
Lexie Little, Creston- 23rd 1:12.17
Boys Distance Medley Relay Finals
Class 2A:
Treynor- 11th 3:41.61 (Chase Reed, Matt Deitchler, Jakob Houser, Trey Castle)
Shenandoah- 13th 3:41.99 (Logan Roberts, Taylor Rogers, Chase Hiser, Tyler Hoyt)
Class 3A:
Atlantic- 13th 3:41.60 (Zade Niklasen, David Thomsen, Dillon Sonntag, Chase Mullenix)
Carroll- 21st 3:46.86 (Cole Kautzky, Tanner Higgins, Matt Pauk, Chandler Hagen)
Glenwood- 9th 3:40.33 (Reagan McFarlin, Nate Nebel, Nate Kennedy, Andrew Blum)
Girls 4x100M Relay Prelims
Class 2A:
Clarinda- DNQ 22nd 52.56 (Lauren Jones, Cynthia Best, Paige Sunderman, Allison Fast)
Missouri Valley- DNQ 19th 52.11 (Carter Crispin, Cailynn Gilpin, Meggan Coberly, Jessica Norman)
Class 3A:
Harlan- DNQ 20th 51.81 (Sidney Craig, Alyssa Sotelo, Chloe Hansen, Cheyanne Light)
Denison-Schleswig- DNQ 23rd 52.42 (Alex Mohr, Sarah Branning, Allyssa Ertz, Whitney Weiss)
Glenwood- Qualified 7th 50.57 (Miranda Ruth, Kaycee Clark, Myranda Starner, Molly Dean)
Creston- DNQ 19th 51.65 (Rachel Shepherd, Cayla Maitlen, Lauren Slouha, Elizabeth Masten)
Boys 4x100M Relay Prelims
Class 2A:
Shenandoah- DNQ 14th 44.53 (Nick Swanson, Logan Roberts, Taylor Rogers, Chase Hiser)
Kuemper Catholic- DNQ 20th 44.94 (Von Kraus, Miles Rupiper, Jacob Schaefer, Gage Gunnerson
Clarinda- Qualified 6th 43.95 (Zach Carlson, Jacob Carlson, Lucas Shatava, JJ Clark)
Class 3A:
Carroll- DNQ 21st 44.93 (Nathan Simmons, Cole Kautzky, Tanner Higgins, Dylan Millermon)
Girls 4x400M Relay Prelims
Class 2A:
Treynor- 23rd 4:15.98 (Hannah Carolus, Lexi Killinger, Maddie Shipley, Noel James)
Panorama- 15th 4:12.03 (Bailey Beckman, Devyn Kemble, Michelle Mleynek, Faith Powell)
Clarinda- 22nd 4:15.23 (Rachael Bair, Taylor Wedemeyer, Lauren Bair, Skie Campbell)
Class 3A:
Harlan- 22nd 4:20.57 (Taylor Frederick, Baylee Hoegh, Kaitlyn Feldman, Alexis Larsen)
Creston- 13th 4:10.24 (Jesse Vicker, Stephanie Hemsworth, Brielle Baker, Taylor Briley)
Boys 4x400M Relay Prelims
Class 2A:
Treynor- 19th 3:33.34 (Chase Reed, Matt Deitchler, Jakob Houser, Brett Daley)
Clarinda- Qualified 8th 3:27.03 (Lucas Shatava, Jacob Carlson, JJ Clark, Zach Carlson)
Class 3A:
Atlantic- DNQ 11th 3:28.26 (Gratt Reed, Brendan Holmes, Dillon Sonntag, Zeke Whetstone)
Glenwood- Qualified 8th 3:26.80 (Nate Kennedy, Jaron Springer, Caleb Petersen, Carter Von Essen)
Harlan- Qualified 6th 3:26.24 (Caleb Rasmussen, Will Lansman, Jon Owens, Marcus Klein)
Girls Shot Put
Class 3A:
Linnaea Konfrst, Glenwood- Placed 2nd 40-08.00
Hannah Hood, Creston- Placed 5th 39-06.00
Gillian Streit, Harlan- 11th 36-07.00
Girls Discus
Class 2A:
Logan Hughes, Shenandoah- 24th 91-10
Lilly Smithson, West Central Valley- 12th 109-07
Boys Long Jump
Class 3A:
Marcus Klein, Harlan- 13th 20-10.25
Boys High Jump
Class 2A:
Miles Rupiper, Kuemper Catholic- 4th 6’5″
Boys Shot Put
Class 3A:
Jon Bieker, Harlan- 11th 48-00.50
Brett Snyder, Carroll- 9th 49-05.50
Boys Discus
Class 2A:
Korbin Hoffman, West Central Valley- Placed 8th 149-00
Matt Webner, Panorama- 11th 146-07
Girls Long Jump
Class 3A:
Kaycee Clark, Glenwood- Placed 8th 16-01.50
Girls High Jump
Class 2A:
Konnor Sudmann, Treynor- No Height
Jessica Jackson, Shenandoah- 22nd 4’9″
Morgan Johnk, Panorama- 13th 4’11”
LaVon Eblen visits with Becky Mosier about creating a better life class.
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Atlantic will be buzzing with vintage military vehicles and their owners, tomorrow (Saturday, May 21st), when the Second Annual Ba-Da-Ba-Da Bing Bang Rally takes to the streets. Steve Livengood, President of the Atlantic Rock Island Society Enterprise, and founder of the Rally, says it’s an opportunity for military vehicle owners to meet to share their interests, and for the public to view the vehicles, visit with owners and take in military-related exhibits. The event is at the American Legion Memorial Building, formerly known as the National Guard Armory at 201 Poplar Street, Atlantic.
Livengood says 25 military trucks and other vehicles will be on display. One of the trucks is so big, he says, it won’t fit in the parking lot, and will have to be placed across the street. Among the vehicles is a Harley Davidson motorcycle that’s over 70-years old.
Unlike a typical car show, where you can look but not touch, most of the military vehicles’ owners won’t mind if you touch their machines. And, they’re more than happy to answer your questions about their pride and joy, machines. He strongly suggests you ASK the owner for permission, first.
Livengood is well known for his own, vast collection of military equipment and memorabilia, but this year he’s adding something new to the event: 1944-45 Military heating and cooking stoves.
Activities for Rally participants are scheduled to take place from 9-a.m. to 4:15-p.m. That includes a cruise through parts of Atlantic, from 3:30- to 4:15-p.m.. Spectators are invited to view the vehicles and other equipment and/or collections, from 10-a.m. to 3-p.m. A noon meal will be available for you to purchase, and, there’ll be a vendor of military surplus such as clothing equipment and other items, available on the grounds.
A free tour of the American Legion Memorial Building is available. It includes a military museum and library.
The Iowa DNR reports six public hearings will be held from May 23rd to June 3rd, to gather input on proposed rule changes for animal feeding operations. The proposed rule incorporates recent legislation, allows marketing solids from open feedlots as bulk dry animal nutrients, provides clarification of requirements in the rules, and repeals unnecessary and outdated rules, lists and internet addresses.
Written or oral comments can be made at any of the hearings. In the KJAN listening area, a hearing will be held 10-a.m. May 24th, in the downstairs meeting room at the Carroll County Courthouse, 114 E. Sixth St., in Carroll.
Send written comments to Gene Tinker, DNR, Wallace State Office Building, 502 E. Ninth St., Des Moines, IA 50319; or by e-mail to Gene.Tinker@dnr.iowa.gov.
The Denison Police Department reports the arrest on May 18th, of Oscar Aguilar Gamiochipe. The Denison man was charged with Possession of Drug Paraphernalia, Possession of Marijuana and Sexual Abuse 2nd Degree.
Officials with ISU Extension in Montgomery County, say the Montgomery County Fair Queen, sponsored by the Montgomery County Fair Board, will be crowned on Tuesday, July 12th, at 7:30-pm at the Fairgrounds Auditorium. To qualify, contestants must be at least 16 years of age and not more than 21 years of age on August 13, 2016 (the first day of the State Fair), have not been married, be enrolled in school (or be a high school graduate), and be an active member of at least one worthwhile organization in her community.
If you are interested in running for the honor and title, stop by the Montgomery County Extension and Outreach Office at 400 Bridge Street for the application form, or you can also download the information at www.extension.iastate.edu/montgomery
Please be sure to access all information if you do so online, including the information letter, rules, and entry form. Applications are due at the Extension and Outreach office by noon on Wednesday, June 22nd.
The Union County Sheriff’s Office reports two people were arrested on assault charges, Thursday. 21-year old Dylan Daniel Hudson, of Shannon City, was arrested at the Union County Law Enforcement Center on a Union County warrant for assault with intent to inflict serious injury. He was later released on $2,000 bond. And, 34-year old Timothy Robert Hudek, of Winterset, was arrested at the Union County Law Enforcement Center on a Union County warrant for assault with intent to inflict serious injury. Hudek was later released on $2,000 bond, also.
Sheriff’ officials said also, 52-year old David Dwain White, of Creston, was arrested Thursday at the Union County Jail, for 5th degree criminal mischief. White was issued a citation to appear in court, and released.
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