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SHIRLEY ANN SCHNACK, 84, of Earling, formerly of Harlan died Friday, October 18th at Little Flower Haven Nursing Home, in Earling. A Memorial service for SHIRLEY SCHNACK will be held 10-a.m. Sat., Oct. 26th, at the Pauley-Jones Funeral Home in Harlan.
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Burial will be in the Ellison Cemetery.
SHIRLEY SCHNACK is survived by:
Son: Ken (Susan) Schnack, of Harlan.
Daughter: Marie (Dan) McLandsborough, of Logan.
5 grandchildren & 11 great-grandchildren.
Sheriff’s officials in Audubon County report a fatal, single-vehicle rollover accident occurred early Sunday morning, south of Gray. 21-year old Michael Dean Schmidt, of Audubon, died at the scene of the crash off 120th Street. The accident was reported at around 3:30-a.m.
Officials say Schmidt’s vehicle was traveling west on 120th Street when it crossed the center line of the road and continued onto the left shoulder following a curve. Schmidt was ejected from the vehicle as rolled down a ditch and landed in a field.
The accident remains under investigation. Sheriff’s deputies were assisted at the scene by officers with the Audubon Police Department and crews from the Audubon Fire and Rescue Department.
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MCCOOL JUNCTION, Neb. (AP) – A 28-year-old Iowa man has died while racing in eastern Nebraska. The Lincoln Journal Star reports that 28-year-old Brent Drohman, of Davenport, was driving a B-modified car at Junction Motor Speedway just west of McCool Junction on Saturday. His family says an autopsy showed Drohman suffered a massive heart attack before his car rammed into a track wall.
His cousin Jed Williams says Drohman “passed away doing what he loved.” Drohman is survived by his wife, an 8-year-old daughter and a 4-year-old son.
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Police Officers in Stuart Officers responded Sunday to a report of a disturbance in the 600 block of North Gaines St. The 911 caller said they heard an argument, yelling and gun shots coming from a neighbor’s house. After investigating the incident, officers discovered that the 911 caller was allegedly suffering from an altered mental state, and that the shooting/argument had never actually occurred.
And, Stuart Police say they have received another report of a pot belly pig running lose in the downtown area. Authorities say it’s the 5th pig call of the summer, and they’re not sure where the pigs are coming from. The pig was captured unharmed by Stuart Officers and taken to the Stuart Vet Clinic.
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