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MILDRED ANDERSEN, 95, of Elk Horn, died Thu., Sept. 6th, at the Salem Lutheran Home. Funeral services for MILDRED ANDERSEN will be held 3-p.m. Sat., Sept. 8th, at the Elk Horn Lutheran Church. Ohde Funeral Home in Kimballton has the arrangements.
Friends may call at the funeral home between 5-and 7pm Friday, Sept. 7th.
Burial will be in the Elk Horn Cemetery.
MILDRED ANDERSEN is survived by:
Her children – Wayne Andersen, of Omaha, NE., & Janet Johnson, of Des Moines.
Her brother – Dallas Hansen, and her sister – Reta Larsen, both of Elk Horn.
and 4 grandchildren.
4-A BOYS
1. Dowling WDM
2. Linn Mar
3. Pleasant Valley
4. West Iowa City
5. Senior Dubuque
6. Valley WDM
7. City Iowa City
8. Cedar Falls
9. Burlington
10. Washington CR
11. Prairie CR
12. Waukee
13. Indianola
14. Johnston
15. Ames
4-A GIRLS
1. Dowling WDM
2. Linn Mar
3. Pleasant Valley
4. Kennedy CR
5. West Iowa City
6. Valley WDM
7. Bettendorf
8. Cedar Falls
9. Waukee
10. Johnston
11. Roosevelt DM
12. City Iowa City
13. Ames
14. Senior Dubuque
15. Ankeny
3-A BOYS
1. Decorah
2. Pella
3. Heelan SC
4. Wahlert Dub.
5. Boone
6. Grinnell
7. Knoxville
8. Mt. Vernon Lisbon
9. Glenwood
10. Dallas Center Grimes
11. Charles City
12. MOC/FV
13. Fort Madison
14. Columbus Catholic
15. Assumption Dav.
3-A GIRLS
1. Assumption Dav.
2. Wahlert Dubuque
3. Solon
4. Decorah
5. Pella
6. MOC/FV
7. Dallas Center Grimes
8. Harlan
9. Heelan Sioux City
10. Algona
11. Mt. Vernon Lisbon
12. Williamsburg
13. Garner Hayfield
14. Benton
15. Webster City
2-A BOYS
1. Monticello
2. Spirit Lake
3. St. Edmond FD
4. Tipton
5. North Polk
6. Gilbert
7. South Winneshiek
8. Western Christian
9. Okoboji
10. Center Point Urb.
11. North Iowa
12. OA-BCIG
13. South Central
14. Osage
15. Unity Christian
2-A GIRLS
1. Unity Christian
2. Sioux Center
3. North Fayette
4. Western Christian
5. Gilbert
6. North Polk
7. South Winneshiek
8. Regina
9. Roland Story
10. OA-BCIG
11. Davis County
12. Monticello
13. NE Goose Lake
14. South Hamilton
15. Aplington P’burg
1-A BOYS
1. St. Albert CB
2. Denver
3. Trinity Christian
4. West Lyon
5. Dike New Hartford
6. Hudson
7. Guthrie Center
8. Alta Aurelia
9. BCLUW
10. Tri Center
11. Highland
12. Nashua Plainfield
13. Bellevue Marquette
14. Eagle Grove
15. Earlham
1-A GIRLS
1. Griswold
2. Earlham
3. North Linn
4. Eagle Grove
5. Pekin
6. Dike New Hartford
7. Denver
8. Tri Center
9. Bishop Garrigan
10. Corning
11. Nashua Plainfield
12. Central Elkader
13. Hudson
14. Gehlen Catholic
15. BCLUW
Area Ranked Runners Include:
3-A BOYS
13. Sean Skillern (Shenandoah)
25. James Fuller (Glenwood)
3-A GIRLS
15. Jessica Feldman (Harlan)
23. Bailey Kuhl (Harlan)
26. Maria Mostek (Creston)
2-A BOYS
23. Travis Schon (Red Oak)
1-A BOYS
1. Josh Sindelar (St. Albert)
6. Spencer Rochholz (Adair-Casey)
8. TJ Bower (Nodaway Valley)
16. Ean Patrick (Riverside)
18. Emmitt Wheatley (Adair-Casey)
19. Ellis Johnson (Logan-Magnolia)
21. Gus Doll (St. Albert)
22. Eddy Halbur (Guthrie Center)
24. Adam Christensen (St. Albert)
25. Jordan Christensen (Guthrie Center)
1-A GIRLS
1. Rebekah Topham (Griswold)
7. Tiffany Shepherd (Corning)
12. Alex Larson (Tri-Center)
18. Alyx Flippin (Griswold)
21. Theresa Frels (Guthrie Center)
22. Jordyn Sindt (Griswold)
30. Ruby Johnson (Audubon)
Due to a lack of water pressure at the Middle School building in Exira, no students will report to that building today. All other students that attend the EHK building will still report for classes today.
The Atlantic City Council unanimously approved a new School Bus Loading Zone ordinance, which takes effect immediately. Their action means parking is prohibited on the east side of Linn Street, from 8th Street north 100-feet, from 7:45-a.m. to 3:15-p.m., for the purpose of loading buses when school is in session. The affected area is by the Ann Wickman Center in Atlantic. Atlantic Police Chief Steve Green and School Bus Superintendent Dave Eckles had requested the change for the safety of the children.
In other business, the Council Wednesday voted 6-to-1 against an expanded tobacco free policy, that would have prohibited city employees from using tobacco during company paid time while on the job site, building, or contiguous city owned grounds. The policy also prohibited smoking in an employees’ own vehicle parked on city property. Councilman Shawn Shouse cast the only yes vote. A Tobacco Free Policy for City Hall was originally enacted in February of 2007. The expanded version would have also included a tobacco cessation program for City employees.
Police in Red Oak report a man wanted on several warrants was arrested Wednesday afternoon. 25-year-old Kyle Jacob Campbell was taken into custody on a warrant out of Pottawattamie County for a Parole Violation, and a Nodaway County, Missouri, Warrant for Driving While his License was suspended. Campbell was taken into custody without incident. He was being held without bond, in the Montgomery County Jail.
MARJORIE SCHRAITER, 90, of Omaha, died Wed., Sept. 5th, in Omaha. Funeral services for MARJORIE SCHRAITER will be held 11-a.m. Sat., Sept. 8th, at the Burmeister-Johannsen Funeral Home in Harlan.
Friends may call at the funeral home from 1-to 8-pm Friday, where the family will be present from 5-7pm, and a Prayer service begins at 7-p.m..
Burial will be in the Union Township Cemetery in Defiance.
MARJORIE SCHRAITER is survived by:
Her daughters – Sharon (Richard) Burmeister, of Harlan; Connie (Larry) Dolleck, of Omaha, NE, & Joan White, of La Vista, NE.
5 grandchildren, 9 great-grandchildren, other relatives, & friends.
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