BILLY MEISTER, 68, of Manning died Wednesday, September 12th at the VA Hospital in Des Moines. A Memorial service for BILLY MEISTER will be held on Monday, October 1st at 1:00pm at the United Methodist Church in Manning. Ohde Funeral Home in Manning has the arrangements.
BILLY MEISTER is survived by:
Daughter: Shannon Meister of Council Bluffs.
Sisters: Kathy (Peter) Nash of Arizona. Connie Meister of California.
The Pottawattamie County Sheriff’s Office released details on a couple of weekend arrests.
On Friday, September 21st at 11:05am Deputies were called to an assault that had occurred at the Loves Travel Stop in Shelby. Upon investigation it was determined that a verbal altercation had occurred between two males and one of the men pushed a vehicle door on the other man’s foot. 46-year-old Brian Keith Frampton of Schererville, IN was cited for Simple Assault and released from the scene. The victim was identified as 39-year-old Ahmed Hassan Liban of Burnsville, MN.
The second arrest occurred at 8:15pm on Friday at the Hy-Vee Drug Store on West Broadway Street in Council Bluffs. A Deputy was working off duty security at the store when he was informed that a man that was on the ban and bar list for the store had entered. 44-year-old Shawn P Dolezal was informed he was trespassing and that he would be cited. He was placed on the ban and bar list from the store after shop lifting in July. Dolezal was cited for criminal trespassing and escorted out of the store without incident.
The Pottawattamie County Sheriff’s Office reports the arrest of a Council Bluffs man after a check on a car in the ditch of Interstate 80 on Sunday. At 8:07am officers were called to check on a silver car in the east ditch of I-80 at the 24-mile-marker.
When a Deputy arrived he observed an adult male sitting in the driver’s seat slumped over into the passenger seat. He woke up the driver and the deputy observed signs of impairment. After field sobriety tests the driver, 33-year-old Stephanos Samuel Ono of Council Bluffs, was taken into custody.
Ono was booked in to the Pottawattamie County Jail for OWI 3rd Offense and Driving While Barred, habitual offender. Ono was also issued two citations for Failure to Maintain Control and Failure to Provide Proof of Financial Liability.
Ono also had a non-extraditable warrant out of Carroll County for OWI 2nd Offense. The vehicle was marked for tow before officers left the scene.
AMES, IOWA – Quality beef begins with quality care. The Beef Checkoff Program wants to recognize beef producers, marketers, and educators who diligently care for and properly handle cattle to provide consumers with safe and wholesome beef. Applications for Iowa’s 2018 Iowa Beef Quality Assurance (BQA) Awards are now being accepted.
BQA is a national program for beef cattle production that assures the highest standards of animal care and treatment. It was developed with guidance from leading animal health and well-being experts and outlines essential elements for cattle care. More than 90 percent of all U.S. beef is raised under the BQA program. (1)
The Iowa BQA program will recognize an outstanding cow/calf and feedyard beef producer, dairy producer, beef marketer, and/or educator/s who best demonstrate BQA practices, including sound animal husbandry practices. Nominees should be BQA certified and work to continually improve BQA on their operations while operating sustainable cattle businesses. The desire to encourage fellow producers to implement BQA and communicate what the industry is doing to ensure quality cattle care is a plus. The award is open to all segments of the industry – commercial cow-calf, seedstock, backgrounders, feedyards, dairy operations, auction markets operators/managers, veterinarians, and other educators.
“Beef Quality Assurance is becoming increasingly necessary to access markets in addition to being the right thing to do,” said Day Loy, Director, Iowa Beef Center. “The BQA awards program recognizes those that are going above and beyond the basic guidelines that help assure a safe, wholesome beef supply that is well cared for in the production process and enhancing our industry’s reputation.”
Completed entries are due by Friday, November 2, 2018. The Iowa BQA Award winners will be selected by a committee of fellow cattle producers, veterinarians, pharmaceutical representatives, and others who have a vested interest in the future of the beef industry. Nominations can be submitted by any organization, group or individual on behalf of an Iowa beef producer or marketer. Individuals and families may not nominate themselves; however, the nominees are encouraged to be involved in the application process. Winners will be recognized during the Iowa Cattle Industry Leadership Summit and Annual Meeting held at the Prairie Meadows Event Center in Altoona, IA on December 6-7, 2018.
For further information on these awards or to download the application, please visit www.iabeef.org/resources/producer-resources/iowa-beef-quality-assurance-program
(1) https://www.beefitswhatsfordinner.com/Media/BIWFD/Docs/beef-csr-report-2017-final.pdf
The Union County Sheriff’s Office reports the arrest of 36-year-old Katie Loraine Campbell of Lorimor on Saturday at 3:00pm. She was arrested on a warrant for Violation of Probation. Campbell was later released from the Union County Jail on $2,000 bond.
Union County Sheriff’s Officials also received a report on Friday from a Lorimor man that items were taken from his truck while at his residence. Items stolen were a tool box with miscellaneous tools, two Husky chainsaws, a generator, weld drill, and DeWalt drill. The estimated value of the stolen items was $2,400.
Class 4A
1. WDM Valley (5-0) LW #1 vs Urbandale
2. Cedar Falls (5-0) LW #2 vs Cedar Rapids Jefferson
3. Ankeny Centennial (5-0) LW #3 vs S.E. Polk
4. Bettendorf (4-1) LW #4 @ Burlington
5. Iowa City West (4-1) LW #5 @ Linn-Mar
6. Dowling Catholic (3-2) LW #6 @ DSM Lincoln
7. Johnston (4-1) LW #7 vs Ottumwa
8. Waukee (3-2) LW #8 vs DSM East
9. Cedar Rapids Prairie (4-1) LW #9 @ Dubuque Hempstead
10.Indianola (5-0) LW #10 vs Mason City
Class 3A
1. Lewis Central (5-0) LW #1 @ Winterset
2. Cedar Rapids Xavier (5-0) LW #2 vs Dubuque Wahlert
3. Pella (5-0) LW #3 vs South Tama
4. Solon (5-0) LW #4 vs Washington
5. North Scott (4-1) LW #6 @ Iowa City Liberty
6. Western Dubuque (4-1) LW #7 vs Center Point-Urbana
7. Clear Creek-Amana (5-0) LW #10 @ Clinton
8. Sergeant Bluff-Luton (4-1) LW #9 vs LeMars
9. Harlan (4-1) LW (X) vs Glenwood
10.Sioux City Heelan (4-1) LW #5 @ Denison-Schleswig
Class 2A
1. PCM (Monroe) (5-0) LW #1 @ Saydel
2. Spirit Lake (5-0) LW #2 @ Southeast Valley
3. Boyden-Hull/Rock Valley (4-1) LW #3 vs Okoboji
4. Waukon (4-1) LW #5 @ Oelwein
5. Clear Lake (4-1) LW #6 @ Crestwood
6. Greene County (5-0) LW #7 @ Carroll Kuemper
7. Algona (5-0) LW #8 @ Clarion-Goldfield-Dows
8. West Marshall (4-1) LW #10 vs Vinton-Shellsburg
9. Union (LaPorte City) (3-2) LW (X) vs Roland-Story
10.Benton (4-1) LW #4 vs Nevada
Class 1A
1. Van Meter (5-0) LW #1 @ West Central Valley
2. Dike-New Hartford (5-0) LW #3 @ East Marshall
3. South Central Calhoun (5-0) LW #4 @ South Hamilton
4. Bellevue (5-0) LW #7 @ Dyersville Beckman
5. Wilton (4-1) LW #5 @ Wapello
6. West Lyon (4-1) LW #6 @ Unity Christian
7. West Branch (4-1) LW #2 vs North Cedar
8. Mediapolis (5-0) LW #8 @ Columbus Jct.
9. West Sioux (4-1) LW #9 vs Western Christian
10.Sumner-Fredricksburg (5-0) LW #10 vs Osage
Class A
1. Hudson (5-0) LW #1 vs #4 Saint Ansgar
2. Algona Garrigan (5-0) LW #2 vs #8 Belmond-Klemme
3. AHSTW (Avoca) (5-0) LW #3 @ Earlham
4. Saint Ansgar (4-1) LW #5 @ #1 Hudson
5. North Tama (4-1) LW #6 vs Grundy Center
6. Pekin (4-1) LW #7 vs Highland (Riverside)
7. Hinton (5-0) LW #8 @ HMS (Hartley)
8. Belmond-Klemme (5-0) LW #10 @ #2 Algona Garrigan
9. BGM (Brooklyn) (5-0) LW (X) vs Belle Plaine
10.Edgewood-Colesburg (4-1) LW (X) vs Lisbon
Eight-man
1. Don Bosco (5-0) LW #1 vs #9 Northwood-Kensett
2. Newell-Fonda (5-0) LW #2 vs #7 AR-WE-VA
3. New London (5-0) LW #5 vs Winfield-Mt. Union
4. Iowa Valley (5-0) LW #4 @ English Valleys
5. Exira-EHK (5-0) LW #6 vs West Harrison
6. Midland (5-1) LW #7 vs West Central (Maynard)
7. AR-WE-VA (5-0) LW #8 @ #2 Newell-Fonda
8. S.E. Warren (6-0) LW #9 @ Lenox
9. Northwood-Kensett (5-0) LW #10 @ #1 Don Bosco
10.Central City (5-0) LW (X) @ Easton Valley
Audubon Police Chief Matt Starmer released details on multiple recent arrests on Monday.
Most recently on September 17th Audubon Police arrested 30-year-old Jay Robert Edwin Pedrin of Audubon for Willful Injury. Pedrin is currently being held in the Audubon County Jail on $10,000 bond.
On September 15th Officers arrested 24-year-old Joseph Ray Perkins of Audubon. Perkins was arrested for Domestic Abuse Causing Injury and Disorderly Conduct. Perkins is currently in the Audubon County Jail on $5300 bond.
Also on September 15th Officers arrested 43-year-old Patrick David Perkins of Ames. Perkins was arrested on an active Story County warrant for Violation of a No Contact Order. He was released to Story County authorities.
On September 12th Audubon Police arrested 22-year-old Tyler Ian Rumley of Des Moines. Rumley was charged Sexual Abuse – Third Degree. He remains in the Audubon County Jail on bond.
Joseph Cody Foster
An assault was reported at the Page County Jail on Thursday resulting in an added charge for an inmate. 29-year-old Joseph Cody Foster of Shambaugh assaulted a fellow inmate, 36-year-old Tyrel Daniel Cunningham by punching him in the head repeatedly and causing injury. Cunningham was taken to Clarinda Regional Health Center for treatment of injuries and is not being charged with any violation. Foster is being charged with Willful Injury, a class D Felony, and remains in custody pending trials on previous charges.
Monday marks the start of Homecoming week in Atlantic leading up the football game on Friday night against the OA-BCIG Falcons and the dance on Saturday.
Atlantic students will be dressing up throughout spirit week and lunch games will be held throughout the week along with a dodgeball tournament for girls. Each class will make a float and judging will be held on Wednesday evening. The dress days are: Monday: Numero Uno – Colors for Each Class: Seniors-Blue, Juniors- Yellow, Sophomores-Green, Freshmen-Red. Tuesday: Glucose World – Pajama Day. Wednesday: Who is You? – Students Dress as Teachers, Teachers as Students. Thursday: Camo Day. Friday: Black and Gold.
Voting for King and Queen will take place on Wednesday. Queen candidates this year are: Halsey Bailey, Alyssa Ginther, Taylor Hansen, Cambry Miller, Baylee Newell, Sadie Welter, Ashley Wendt. King candidates are: Nathan Behrends, Tyler Comes, Matthew Gearheart, Kenneth Jimerson, Chase McLaren, Connor Pellett, and Korben Peterson. Corontation and Pep Assembly will start at 12:13pm on Friday.
The Homecoming parade will begin at 2:30pm on Friday. Parade entry forms are available in the high school office or online at www.atlanticiaschools.org. Entry forms are due by Thursday, September 27th at 3:00pm. Businesses and individuals are encouraged to join the parade.
Awarding of the spirit stick will take place at halftime of the football game and the Homecoming dance is on Saturday night.
You can contact the high school office at 243-5358 if you have any questions about Homecoming festivities.
The Red Oak Police Department released details about two separate accidents on Friday.
The first was a two-vehicle accident that occurred at 1:38pm at the intersection of North 8th Street and East Joy Street. A 2006 Jeep Liberty driven by 16-year-old Morgan Renae Graber of Red Oak was traveling eastbound on Joy Street when she failed to yield upon entering the intersection with North 8th Street. The Jeep then broadsided a 2019 Dodge Ram 1500 Pickup driven by 42-year-old Daric John Oneal of Red Oak who was headed northbound on North 8th Street. No injuries were reported as a result of the accident. The Jeep sustained an estimated $8,000 damage and was towed from the scene by Eggleston Towing. The Dodge pickup sustained an estimated $6,000 damage and was able to be driven from the scene. The Red Oak Fire Department assisted at the scene and provided cleanup.
The second accident occurred at 10:52pm in the 400 block of South 4th Street. A 2016 Hyundai Sonata driven by 23-year-old Zachary Lee Marshall of Red Oak was traveling northbound on South 4th Street when he collided head on with a construction dumpster. Marshall was uninjured in the accident and the Hyundai sustained an estimated $5,000 damage. The vehicle was towed away from the scene by Darnold’s Towing.
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