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Santa is back in Eldora Treats at the courthouse and a movie ELDORA – The Eldora Lions are his contact, and they say they have received word from Santa he is Eldora-bound. Santa will be in town from 11 to 1 p.m. on Saturday December 10. He will be calling at the courthouse again this year and giving out Santa Sacks for all kids who come visit. Then at 1 p.m. the Grand Theatre will host the children for another special feature, this time a movie presentation which is yet to be announced. So come see Santa in person and organizers say to bring your camera, as Santa loves having his picture taken.
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By Rick Patrie News Editor HARDIN COUNTY – It’s a story worthy of Charles Dickens. The twists and turns the characters take – even the character’s names sound of Dickens. But there is no Dickensian ending. Just years of mystery. And the final mystery: Where is Nettie Mulholland buried? That is what Burlington resident Bob Orr came to the Eldora newspaper wondering not long ago. Orr says family ties have enlisted him in a search for Nettie Mulholland’s grave. The Eldora Newspapers became a point of contact because what little is known about Nettie includes one indisputable fact. She was born in Clay Township Hardin County, Iowa, sometime in 1873. And – last heard of in 1900 somewhere in Milwaukee. Mr. Orr knows she once ran away from home at 14 and found herself meeting up with a woman in Minnesota who had something less than a sterling reputation - according to police. Orr says the life of Nettie seemed
from the start destined to be a sad and turbulent one. But she apparently didn’t give up easily, and she was known to have lived in the Twin Cities, and to have a child herself. And whatever became of her, she seemed forever bound to family and layers of stepfamily, all of whom came to tough times, as well. There was no Mr. Dickens to provide redemption. Orr reports “Nettie Mulholland was born ca 1873, Clay Twp., Hardin Co., IA, a daughter of Andrew (18421925) & Betsy (1854-???) (Voiles) Mulholland. Betsy also went by Betty and possibly by Elizabeth. When Nettie was about 1 ½ years of age, Andrew Mulholland deserted his wife and child and changed his name to George Wilson.” “By the time Nettie was 12 years of age, her mother, Betsy had married three times: 1) Andrew Mulholland on 26 Jul. 1871, Clay Twp., Hardin Co., IA (Nettie’s biological father), 2) Richard Jackson on 17 Apr. 1880, Clay Twp., Hardin Co., IA, and 3) Lewis A. Descombes in Mar. 1885, Milwaukee, WI. “On 3 Sep. 1887, Nettie, 14 years old, ran away from her then home in Milwaukee, WI to St. Paul, MN.
“On 1 Oct. 1895, it was discovered Nettie delivered a stillborn, outof-wedlock son, baby boy Wetzel, while living at 538 East Water Street, Milwaukee, WI, fathered by Albert Wetzel, Printer, and on 10 Oct. 1896. “Nettie subsequently married Leo/ Leonard Comollie in Milwaukee, but apparently didn’t stay with him long per Milwaukee directory records. “But some time earlier in Sep. 1887, the Milwaukee Sentinel Newspaper carried a short story about how police there recorded finding and rescuing the girl “from a woman of questionable repute,” the episode reconstructed by Orr with considerable detail. “Nettie Mulholland was described as is a bright-eyed girl with pretty blonde hair, alighted from a Chicago train at the Milwaukee & St. Paul depot yesterday morning. She was 14 years old, handsomely dressed and seemed very self-possessed. She evidently expected some one to meet her and seemed disappointed when no one appeared. “Do you know where Mrs. Gifford lives?” she asked one of the depot policemen. “She is my aunt and she sent me a ticket to come from Milwaukee to Minneapolis. I
thought she would meet me.” “The authorities thought they knew of Mrs. Gifford, and that she was not a proper person to send the lady to. During the day a woman, who gave her name as Mrs. Gifford, put in an appearance and demanded the child, saying that she was the girl’s Mother. Mrs. Gifford threatened cold-blooded vengeance upon those who kept her daughter from her. Nettie denied that Mrs. Gifford was her mother. Nettie is now in charge of a gentleman and his wife, who will care of her until she is sent back to her home. Police reported. “But Nettie apparently failed to disclose the fact that shed been reported missing from Milwaukee, and the supposition is that she made up a story to put the St. Paul authorities on the wrong track.” Orr says, “I have much information on the extended family and will send you (the newspaper) more clues by email. I do not think the clues will be all that helpful but there are more about 100 pages in length. They cover some of the history of the Mulholland, Voiles, Jackson, Weber, (continued on page 4)
A melodrama began in Hardin County and became something right out of Charles Dickens
County is seeking volunteers for boards and committees HARDIN COUNTY – The Hardin County Board of Supervisors will be appointing persons interested in serving on several County Boards and Commissions. At their organizational meeting on January 3, the Board of Supervisors will make appointments, or re-appointments, to the following: County Conservation Board. (One, five-year term) This Board is responsible for establishing policies, conservation programming,
and maintaining conservation lands in Hardin County. They generally meet the second Monday of each month. County Board of Health. (One, three-year term) The Board of Health is responsible for setting public health policy and enforcing public health laws. They meet every other month with additional meetings as needed. Mental Health/Developmental Disabilities (MH/DD)
Newsbriefs Body found in rural Iowa Falls Honey Creek Friends Church Historical Mtg House Dec. 11
Advisory Board. (Three, three-year terms) This Advisory Board assists in development and review of the County Mental Health Plan, and in carrying out the Plan’s goals and objectives. They meet at least quarterly throughout the year. Board of Condemnation. (Twenty-eight, one-year terms) This Board is composed of seven business people, seven real estate people, seven farmers, and seven
property owners. They meet when necessary to set land values in condemnation proceedings. Regional Revolving Loan Fund Committee. (Two, one-year terms) The Revolving Loan Fund Committee is responsible for approving applications for loans on funds in a regional investment pool. Zoning Adjustment Board. (One, five-year term) The Board considers appeals, requests for
zoning variances, and special permits. They meet as needed. Pioneer Cemetery Commission. (Two, three-year terms) This Commission shall identify all sights in Hardin County that meet the definition of a Pioneer Cemetery, and be responsible for their preservation, repair, and maintenance. They meet monthly during the summer months. Anyone interested in serving on these boards and commissions is asked to complete the application
for Appointment to Boards, Commissions and Committees available from the County Auditor or the Hardin County website at www. hardincountyia.gov. The application must be returned to the Auditor’s Office by December 21, 2016. For more information you may contact the Board of Supervisors at (641) 939-8219.
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By Rick Patrie News Editor AREA – Sure, Thanksgiving passed this year without a meals packaging event for Outreach, but You’re invited to the annual Baby IOWA FALLS -- A canine there is still a way you can make Jesus Birthday Party at the Honey member with the Hardin County a contribution to the Union-based Creek Friends Church Historical Sheriff’s Office found the body of a international relief program and its Meeting House Sunday, Dec. 11 at 6 woman in a wooded area Wednesday. round-the-world assistance to the p.m. There will be a manger tableau, Initial reports were that no foul needy. reader’s theatre, sharing of carols play was suspected. Contribute by adding not much and a Christmas story followed by The body, said to be a white more than a sprinkle of salt… birthday cake and fellowship. That’s because Outreach is now female, is believed to be that of a missing Minnesota woman. Identity providing, to thirsty people, a special Hardin County hasn’t been released pending kit which can purify water cheaply and easily and anywhere. notification of relatives. Courthouse Using common household salt, Hardin County deputies were Christmas tree initially checking a vehicle parked Outreach is able to produce a The Hardin County Courthouse on County Highway D-41 at an disinfectant powerful enough to Christmas tree will again be abandoned farmstead, according to sanitize water, yet gentle enough to decorated with hats and mittens for news reports. drink. Every dollar provides a family the needy. The deputy noticed the parked with the ability to treat up to 40,000 Also, donations of non-perishable vehicle had out-of-state plates, and a gallons of water for the price of salt. food items will be accepted and check showed it was registered to a “We’ve combined a variety donated to local organizations. missing person from Minnesota. The of accessories to add to the These items can be donated until woman had been reported missing convenience of the H2gO kit. On Christmas at the Hardin County about one or two hours before top of the purifier, testing strips, Courthouse. Hours are 8 a.m. – 4:30 her vehicle was spotted in Hardin charging cable, and 110v/220v wall p.m., Monday through Friday. plug of the base purifier kit, we’ve County. The search dog unit was able to added a Powerfilm Lightsaver mini. Santa track from the vehicle about 200 The Lightsaver mini provides extra yards north into a wooded area solar capacity for extended use Comes times and on the go solar collection. Santa Claus is coming to town and where the body was found. Authorities said the woman We’ve also provided enough salt the courthouse in Eldora December OUTREACH based in Union, and best known as a purveyor of meals for the hungry around the 10 from 11 to 1 p.m. to greet the appeared to have no ties here in to purify over 4500 liters of water. world has also been active in other areas. Medical facilities, schools, and for a long time working This is enough water to last a family kids and then there is a movie at the Iowa. with local people to secure safe drinking water. It now has a program which addresses the need Grand at 1 p.m. too. An autopsy was pending to of 4 three years. Along with the with a very compact easy to use remedy. It requires little more than a supply of common housedetermine the exact cause of death. hold salt. (continued on page 3)
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Tuesday, December 6, 2016 • pAge 2
Mandatory weigh-in for fair and competition exhibitors
HARDIN COUNTY – Market beef weigh-in will be Saturday,
December 10th from 9 am to 12 p.m. at the Hardin County Fairgrounds in
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Eldora. Weather make-up date will be the following Saturday, December 17th. All calves that will be shown for county, state, and interstate show must be weighed. Each exhibitor may nominate a maximum of ten market beef animals. NEW THIS YEAR - Market beef to be exhibited at Ak-Sar-Ben and State Fair pay only $5/head. This must be paid at weigh-in. Hair samples/DNA testing will no longer be required for Ak-Sar-Ben.
Returning Bucket Bottle Calves that will be market steers or market heifers must be weighed in at this time to show in the returning bucket bottle calf class at the Hardin County Faionly be shown by the same person that exhibited the calf last year. Calves born from a Hardin County cow-calf herd may be nominated for the Born and Bred Hardin County Fair class. Purebred steers must have the breed, tattoo, and sire registration information listed on the verification
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Tuesday, December 6, 2016 • pAge 3
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Emily Herring of Eldora began as the new naturalist for Marshall County Conservation
Eldora woman takes post with Marshall County Conservation HARDIN COUNTY – Emily Herring of Eldora began as the new naturalist for Marshall County Conservation in October and now the Marshall County Conservation Board invites the public to meet Emily and learn about Freshwater Mussels on Tuesday, December 6 beginning at 6 p.m. at the Grimes Farm 2359 233rd Street. The Marshall County Conservation Board will offer a brief introduction to Herring, her background in natural resources, as well as a program on an amazing animal that many of us over look, the Freshwater Mussel. The Grimes Farm is located at 2359 233rd Street just west of Highland Acres Road between West Lincoln Way and Iowa Avenue. Herring is an Iowa State University grad with a degree in natural resources ecology management and has worked with multiple conservation commissions here in central Iowa, including Story and Hardin as well as Marshall. She
and her family moved to Eldora in 2007. Her new job centers on providing education and public information services to the Marshall County community, targeting natural resources issues. “Personally I became passionate about the outdoors when I was young. Besides being introduced to the outdoors through camping, fishing, and hiking, I spent every minute I could exploring my family’s acreage. Although I did not know it back then, I was a naturalist. I observed my surroundings and told my family and friends what I experienced. I caught Spring Peepers and Chorus Frogs, hunted for fossils, I mist netted birds with Gladys Black, and can still remember the first time I saw a Bald Eagle in the winter of 1991 at Bald Eagle Days at Lake Red Rock. “I attended Iowa State University and received my degree in Animal Ecology with the option of Interpretation (aka Naturalist).”
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By Rick Patrie News Editor HARDIN COUNTY – The Iowa Corn Grower Association and Corn Promotion Board recently named 23 Iowa college students to serve on the seventh Iowa Corn Collegiate Advisory Team (CAT). Comprised of Iowa students pursuing degrees in agriculture. One of them is Victoria Butt of Iowa Falls who is currently attending Ellsworthy C9mmunity College in an ag-relevant area. CAT will assist the Iowa Corn Growers Association (ICGA) and the Iowa Corn Promotion Board (ICPB) build relationships with young people pursuing careers in agriculture production and allied industries. The goal is to provide students with a source of information on commodities and thereby establish long term relationships with them when they become influential in their professions. “Iowa corn farmers’ future depends our ability to offer relevant programming, advocacy and services to new professionals entering Iowa’s agricultural sector, “said Iowa Corn Promotion Board Director Larry Buss, a farmer from Logan who chairs the committee overseeing the team. “We are excited to work with these 23 bright students on ways we can cultivate and promote our organization and the corn industry.” The team includes one representative from each state college and university, and five students from Iowa State University. In addition, two additional positions on the team are for students in non-ag disciplines at any accredited Iowa college or university. The Iowa Corn Promotion Board (ICPB), works to develop and defend markets, fund research, and provide education about corn and corn products. The Iowa Corn Growers Association (ICGA) is an 8,000-member strong grassrootsdriven organization, headquartered in Johnston, Iowa, serving members across the state, and lobbying on agricultural issues on behalf of its farmer members to create opportunities for long-term Iowa corn grower profitability. For more information, visit iowacorn.org.
HARDIN COUNTY – On Sunday, December 11th, 2016, from 2:00 p.m. until 5:00 p.m. Hardin County Conservation in cooperation with the Friends of Calkins Nature Area will be hosting its annual Christmas at Calkins. We invite you to come out to Calkins Nature Area to visit with Santa, listen to live entertainment, and enjoy snacks and hot chocolate. In addition to live music, we will also have Christmas caroling performed by the students of Christian EduCare. There will be a variety of indoor crafts, games, and activities available for all ages. ElDORA NEwsPAPERs A Division of Mid-America Publishing Corporation Eldora, Iowa Official County Newspaper
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Boosting the arts in school The Performing Arts Boosters have a beautiful quilt donated by Dorothy Teske to raffle off at the Holiday concert on December 12th at South Hardin High School. The group will be selling $1 raffle tickets at South Hardin events until then to raise funds for the Performing Arts Boosters.
BOONE – Fareway Stores, Inc. is partnering with the U.S. Marine Corps on their 2016 Toys for Tots campaign. The program provides toys to less fortunate children during the holiday season. Stores are selling paper trains in $1 and $5 increments, as well as collecting new, unwrapped toys at all 116 Fareway locations from Monday, November 28 through Saturday, December 24. “We are proud to have partnered with the U.S. Marine Corps for more than 20 years on the Toys for Tots campaign,” said Fareway Stores, Inc. CEO Reynolds W. Cramer. “Our generous customers always go above and beyond to make this campaign successful and to help bring joy to underprivileged children.” In 2015, the U.S. Marine Corp reported that 16,961 children were served, 33,922 toys were distributed, and total campaign proceeds topped more than $156,000. “We are thankful to Fareway for their partnership in the Toys for Tots campaign,” said Sgt. Diego Hurtado with the U.S. Marine Corps. “We look forward to another successful year in being able to help those less fortunate.”
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Tuesday, December 6, 2016 • pAge 4
GRUNDY CENTER – Today’s health guidelines often mention the advice to ‘Know Your Numbers’. The annual Grundy County Wellness Fair sponsored by the Grundy Center Wellness Committee will give community members a chance to learn their ley numbers for good health, in addition to a variety of health and safety information. The morning also offers fun, family physical activity opportunities including the Pink Nose, Warm Toes 5k and Walk With a Doc events. The 2017 Wellness Fair will take place at Grundy County Memorial Hospital on Saturday, January 7, beginning at 7:00 a.m. until 10:00 a.m. In addition to low-cost
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Descombes and other families. “We are trying to find her despite all the twists and turns. My granddad started searching through his attorney for Nettie shortly after the death of Andrew Mulholland in 1925. I picked up the search and after 82 years am still looking. Granddad concentrated his search in the Minneapolis, St. Paul, MN area. I was able to find them in the Milwaukee, WI area but they may have moved from Milwaukee, WI to the Minneapolis/St. Paul area. Granddad died at the age of 105 without knowing where Nettie is buried. I have only a few years of research left so am hoping that someone will be able to help me find Nettie’s final resting place. She was here in Hardin County once, and he says he figured it was worth coming back to the beginnings of the story, in case there was some hint of the woman’s fate. If you know anything contact. Paul R. Orr 812 Cindy Dr. Burlington, IA 52601 319-752-0528 217-385-3815 cell; boborr@abelink. com
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Karisa Cross and Billie Buck, from the Green Belt Bank & Trust location in Eldora, had a great time visiting with Karen Ritter’s class at Good Shepherd Preschool in Eldora. They talked with the kids about the importance of holiday safety. In addition to this visit, they enjoyed visiting with 21 other preschool classes in the area.
Class Available for Smokers Who Want to Quit GRUNDY CENTER – Do you want 2016 to be the last year that you’re a smoker? Smokers who want to quit are encouraged to take advantage of the Smoking Cessation class beginning in December at Grundy County Memorial Hospital (GCMH). The hospital is offering the 8-session class during weekly sessions, beginning Wednesday,
December 14 at 11:00 a.m. The class will continue through January 25th. Participants will prepare for a quit date of January 4th, 2017 and end with support to remain smoke free for a healthier 2017. ‘Freedom from Smoking’ is an American Lung Association approved curriculum and is taught by two GCMH nurses who are certified instructors, Krystle
and Naomi Circle met at Jackie Carmen’s home on November 11. The lesson, “Living Joy,” was led by Pat Maronn. Invitations were handed out for the Christmas party. It will be on December 1 at the St. Paul Lutheran Church social room. Social hour begins at 6 p.m. with the meal
Next year we are doing the same as this year for secret sisters, trip and salad supper. Care and concerns were shared and secret sister gifts were exchanged. Lunch was served. January meeting will be hosted by Pat Follett at the social room at the church.
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The Food and Drug Administration has issued new guidelines that will regulate medically important antibiotic use in animal feed. Beginning Jan. 1, 2017, veterinary oversight will be required when using medically important antibiotics for treatment, prevention and control through Veterinary Feed Directive (VFD). Antibiotics classified as nonmedically important are not affected by the VFD. “The VFD ensures that the veterinarian and producer are using antibiotics that are medically important for therapeutic purposes, and that they are necessary and warranted,” said Chris Rademacher, ISU Extension and Outreach swine
veterinarian. “Producers who want to continue to use a VFD drug must have a VFD from a licensed veterinarian that they have a valid veterinary-client-patient relationship with. .” Producers are required to keep their VFDs on file for two years. In addition, veterinarians and feed manufacturers who do not abide by the VFD regulations could face fines or the revocation of their licenses. Complete information on the Veterinary Feed Directive (AS 0011) is available through the ISU Extension Store at https:// store.extension.iastate.edu/Product/ Veterinary-Feed-Directive or at the Hardin County Extension Office.
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The following citations were issued in Hardin County. Leonardo Guel Perez, Sioux City, by Dan Gehring speeding. Librarian ElDorA – Those of you that Brandon Senn, Ft. Collins, CO, use the Bridges service to download speeding. e-books may notice some changes. Holly Klein, Nashville, IN, speedOverdrive, the company that man- ing. ages the e-book data has upgraded Becki Shuey, Grundy Center, its service. It’s supposed to be bet- speeding. ter than ever. Try it. See if you like Ricardo Davalos, Schaumburg, it. You may have to log in twice: IL, speeding. once to get to Bridges, once to get to Megan Fee, Granger, speeding. Arnulfo Hernandez, Fort Dodge, Overdrive. Santa and Mrs. Claus will be visit- no valid driver’s license. ing the Eldora Public Library Satur- Rick Stout, Cedar Rapids, speedday, Dec. 17, from 10 a.m. to noon. ing. Friends of the Library will be mak- Bryan Zeisneiss, Hubbard, speeding cookies for Santa. We will also ing. have some “elves” helping do holi- Thomas Cramer, Iowa Falls, fail day crafts with the children. If you to obey stop sign and yield right of plan to see Santa on the December way. 10 at the courthouse, that’s great. Kasey Feldt, West Des Moines, Come to the library on the December speeding. Shari Knapp, Waukon, speeding. 17 and see him again. Regular activities: Toddler Time Lori Freese, New Providence, is Tuesday at 10 a.m. Preschool Sto- speeding. rytime is 10 a.m. Wednesday. After Danielle Nemmers, Earlham, failschool time for middle school and ure to maintain or use safety belts – upper elementary youth is Tuesday adult. and Thursday until 4:45 p.m. Lego Joseph Schult, Eldora, fail to obey time is after school on Friday until stop sign and yield right of way. Barbara Stevens, Eldora, speed4:30 p.m. New books added include: Inherit ing. the Bones by Emily Littlejohn and Jenna Edwards, Cedar Rapids, Heartless by Marissa Meyer. For a speeding. complete list of books see What’s Roger Oliver, Nevada, speeding. Caleb Rapp, Williams, employee Hot in the library’s catalog. Regular hours: Monday 9 a.m.- providing tobacco/vapor product to 8 p.m., Tuesday 9 a.m.-6 p.m., minor. Wednesday 9 a.m.-8 p.m., Thursday Mark McClellan, Iowa Falls, 9 a.m.-6 p.m., Friday 9 a.m.-6 p.m., speeding. Raymond Guard, Radcliffe, failSaturday 9 a.m.-3 p.m. TriviA quEsTioN: According ure to obey traffic control device. to my source, how many alumi- Barbara Stevens, Eldora, fail to num beer cans does it take to make obey stop sign and yield right of a pound? Try to guess within five way. cans. The answer can be found on Shawn Hesson, Iowa Falls, failure to provide proof of financial liability. the classified page. Tony Winters, Le Grand, speeding. Torren Jones, Chandler, AZ, speeding. Maria Cortes Marquez, Hampton, speeding. Karrie Thompson, Union, driving while license under suspension. Losing a friend relative isAnthony devastating. The sadwEllsburG – The or Wellsburg Ratliff, Garwin, driving ness can truly overwhelm you. We can’t take away Library received an exciting honor while license under suspension. – once again we were named a four your pain, but we hope to make things a little Kara Miller, Eldora, failure to star easier library, for by the Library maintain or use safety belts – adult. you. OurJournal professional staff will be sensiwhich is published by the American tive to all your needs. Library Association. This honor was given to 260 libraries throughout the United States with 10 of them being Esther Wykle, single to Murray L. from the state of Iowa! Five differ- Wykle, single, 10-7-16, Lots 10 & ent measures are used to determine 11, Blk 7, Drake and Ballard’s Add., if a library receives a star status. Cir- Radcliffe 905 Edgington, Eldora,at-IA Janelle Ibeling, fka Janelle Kinculation, library visits, program Chad Johnson, Funeral Directornetz, single to Cory Kinnetz, sintendance, computer usage and most recently added e-circ. 641-858-2181 gle, 10-13-16, Lots 6 & 7, Blk 12, Book Club meets the first Rocksylvania Add., Iowa Falls www.abelsfuneralhomes.com “Professionals Who Care” Wednesday of each month. For De- Cory Kinnetz, single to Mark O. cember, each member was given a Klein, single and HATS, L.L.C., 10book written by Richard Paul Evans 20-16, Lots 6 & 7, Blk 12, Rocksylto read. We will meet and discuss vania Add., Iowa Falls our selections on December 7 at 10 Estate of Melvin W. Mudderman, a.m. WOW meets in the afternoon Sr. to Shelby Weichers, single, 10and features students from Timothy 19-16, Lots 11 & 12, Blk 9, SchChristian School entertaining the reibers Add., Ackley group. Pearl I. Wolf, single to Kollin De The girls from the bank will be Berg, single, 10-19-16, Lot 2, Blk 1, sponsoring Bingo in the community Kurth’s First Add., Ackley room on December 13 at 1 p.m. Concrete, Inc. to Terry England Adult coloring is held most Tues- and David England, 10-7-16, Pt days at 1:30 p.m. Join us in the li- NE1/4 NE1/4 19-89-20 brary’s meeting room for group col- Hardin County Sheriff to Federal oring. National Mortgage Association, 10 Kids Bingo will be on December 13-16, Lot 20, O’Bryon’s Crestview 21 at 2:30 p.m. Join the staff for fun, Add., Eldora prizes and refreshments. Sandra P. Foland, single to Kelsey Stay informed by checking our Havenridge, single and Jeremy Facebook page and library webpage. Barnhart, single, 10-17-16, S 1/2
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Veronica Vega Contreras, Denison, speeding. Kerry Mulford, Iowa Falls, speeding. Cassius Robinson, Ankeny, speeding. Anthony Patillo, Council Bluffs, speeding. Percy Ackerman, New Providence, failure to provide proof of financial liability. Robert Weiss, Eldora, failure to provide proof of financial liability. Marc Jean Baptiste, Kansas City, MO, speeding. Seth Kramer, Alden, windshield and window requirements. Guillermo Barron Ochoa, Des Moines, speeding. David Lorenz, Sioux City, speeding. Iesha Harris, Harvey, IL, speeding. Sequoynah Kelley, Chicago, IL, open container – passenger 21 yrs old or older. Abel Cobo, Webster City, no valid driver’s license, and failure to provide proof of financial liability. Candi Davis, Webster City, operation without registration card or plate. Bishwo Paudel, Burlington, speeding. Emily Freel, Des Moines, speeding. Tammerlane Schnock, Cedar Falls, speeding. Kevin Dorenkamp, Iowa Falls, speeding. Kellie Peters, Eldora, operating non-registered vehicle. Randall Woodbeck, Ames, speeding. Randall Stoen, Dows, failure to maintain or use safety belts – adult. Shawn Anders, Hubbard, failure to maintain or use safety belts – adult. Shawn Anders, Hubbard, failure to provide proof of financial liability. Joshua Terrell, Dubuque, speeding. Helen Jordan Killings, Waterloo, speeding. Joel Downing, Anamosa, speeding. Fern Graves, Iowa Falls, failure to maintain or use safety belts – adult. Isaac Pflaum, Kensington, MD, speeding.
Lot 2 and N. 60 ft. S 1/2 Lot 1, Blk 4, Greenman & Hawes’ Add., Iowa Falls Estate of Carol Swenson to Monte Swenson and Kristi Swenson, 1019-16, 1/2 int: N1/2 NW1/4 34-8820 Karene M. Topp Trust to Edmund D. Frangenberg, 10-21-16, Lot 8, Eike Add., Radcliffe Merle Heinzeroth Estate to Jeffrey Heinzeroth, 9-15-16, NE1/4 32-8921, and 1/2 int: NW frl1/4 NWfrl1/4 and Nfrl1/2 NEfrl1/4 2-88-22, E1/2 SE1/4 and E1/2 W 1/2 SE1/4 8-8921, and Pt NE1/4 SE1/4 29-89-21 GNB Bank to Terry W. England and David C. England, 10-24-16, Pt NE1/4 SE1/4 24-89-21 Keith N. Stradt, Jr., single to Stacy Bergeson, single, 10-28-16, Lots 5, 6 and 7, Blk 17, Ackley Veryl Hammond, single to Jerry
Davarea Loggins, Davenport, speeding. Aaron Krause, Eldora, failure to provide proof of financial liability. Kristen Bennett, Ogden, speeding. Timothy Osburn, Tama, failure to obey traffic control device. David Herman, Pocahontas, failure to give continuous turn signal. Ryan Regenold, Raymond, operation without registration card or plate. Jennifer Osthus, Alden, speeding. Joseph Friestad, Traer, failure to obey traffic control devise. Anthony Jones, Chicago, IL, speeding. Eleanor Kreimeyer, Iowa Falls, operation of motor vehicle with expired license. Bradley Kean, Canal Winchst, OH, speeding. Montana Marchant, Iowa Falls, speeding. Michele Rotgers, Ackley, speeding. Jonathon Hoff, Rockton, IL, speeding. John Pitsenbarger, Nevada, driving on wrong side of two-way highway. Colin Prouty, Adel, speeding. Joshua Emerson, Iowa Falls, speeding. Cassandra Tonelli, Waukee, speeding, and operation without registration card or plate. Marvin Scheideler, North Loup, NE, speeding. Jonathan Perin, Webster City, speeding. Lori Renken, Aplington, employee providing tobacco/vapor product to minor. Brian Sisson, Eldora, failure to comply with safety regulations rules. Dale Hadwiger, Iowa Falls, failure to maintain or use safety belts – adult. Alvin Godfrey, Burlington, NC, speeding. Timothy Neubauer, Iowa Falls, speeding. Evan Ascherl, Sheldon, speeding. Ramona Danger, Iowa Falls, operation without registration card or plate. Bulent Binbuga, Omaha, NE, speeding. Jessica Swindell, Blue Springs, MO, speeding.
D. and Joan M. Hammond, husband and wife, 4-27-06, Parcel B in SW1/4 SW1/4 3-86-19 and in SE1/4 SE1/4 4-86-19 Rosetta L. Gast, single to Michael S. and Tara L. Strait, husband and wife, 10-25-16, Parcel A in N1/2 NE1/4 21-86-20 Kent and Heather Warburton, married, and Calvin S. and Patti Jo Hyland, married, to Evan D. and Sarah M. Hurd, married, 10-23-16, Pt NE1/4 NE1/4 3-86-22 Calista J. Dorenkamp, single to Wayne L. and Darla L. Carpenter, husband and wife, 10-24-16, Lot 2 and S 1/2 Lots 3 & 4, Blk 2, Palmer’s Add., Iowa Falls Frankie J. Tjarks, single to RJ Real Estate Investments, LLC, 1024-16, E. 62 ft. Lot 6 and All Lot 7, Blk 4, Courtney’s 1st Add., Iowa Falls
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Norman VanDeest, Grundy Center, speeding. Dennis Hopkins, Missouri Valley, speeding. Eric Steele, Sioux City, speeding. McKinley Wilson, Iowa Falls, speeding. Kevin Luppen, Alden, operation without registration. Kandice Hildreth, Whitten, driv- Ronald “Ron” Kenneth Meyer, ing while license under suspension. 77, of Iowa Falls, Iowa passed away Charles Miller, Cedar Rapids, Tuesday, Nov. 29, 2016 at the Mercy speeding, and no valid driver’s li- Medical Center of North Iowa in cense. Mason City, Iowa. Memorial servic Yena Balekyani, Urbandale, es for Ronald “Ron” Kenneth Meyer speeding. were held at 10:30 a.m., Monday Faaifo Passi, Columbia, SC, Dec. 5, 2016 at the Bethany Lutherspeeding. an Church, 2712 Washington Ave, Jamie Fuentes, San Juan, TX, no Iowa Falls, Iowa, 50126. Visitation valid driver’s license. was held from 5 to 7 p.m. Sunday Frantz Whitfield, Waterloo, speed- Dec. 4, 2016 also at the Bethany ing. Lutheran Church. Memorials may Robert Schmitt, Dubuque, speed- be directed to: Bethany Lutheran ing. Church; c/o Linn’s Funeral Home, Krista McDaniel, Boone, speed- 1521 Washington Ave., Iowa Falls, ing. Iowa 50126. Linn’s Funeral Home Cody Robertson, Alden, failure to has been entrusted with arrangeprovide proof of financial liability. ments. Lorenzo Cortez, McAllen, TX, speeding. Richard Casarez, Waterloo, speeding. Daniel Berg, Polk City, speeding. Ashley Roskam, Iowa Falls, failure to maintain control. Dean Schwartz, Lincoln, NE, speeding. Bailey Cruzan, Wellsburg, speeding. Audis Gardner, Des Moines, To the Editor: I am a 74-year-old man who is speeding. Tyler Mollema, Dundee, MN, fail- pretty much confined to a wheelure to maintain or use safety belts – chair or crutches. Of course the doctors all say get regular exercise. As a adult. result four years ago I started going Brenda Robison, Alden, speeding. Lucas Baier, Iowa Falls, speeding. to Salvo Fitness Center. The only Kolton Fryslie, Iowa Falls, speed- thing I could actually do was ride one of his recumbent bicycles. So far ing. I figure I have ridden from coast to Mark Uhlenhopp, Alden, speedcoast twice, of course that is without ing. Gerhardus Pretorius, Alden, the hills. Over the years I have learned a bit speeding. Shaoah Miller, Des Moines, about Greg Salvo. I learned he is a really good physical therapist. He speeding. has helped both my wife and my Randy Wiseman II, Fort Dodge, self with physical problems. He also operation without registration card coaches high school kids and volunor plate. Rhonda Stevens, Ankeny, speed- teers his time for other good works. Regardless of your age I totally ing. you consider going to During life’s difficult times, it’s nice to have friends Lilly Bandow, Alden, failure to recommend Salvo Fitness Center for some good who care. If you have important decisions to make maintain control. exercise. and you need special information or assistance, He has all kinds of exercise equipwe’re always here. ment for you to use and will take the time to show you how to use it. John A Hartman FNMA vs. Isaac A. Bogard, et al Steamboat Rock
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Kiwanis promote reading in the earliest grades Eldora Kiwanis have an ongoing program encouraging kids of all ages in school, and particularly in their reading skills. Part of the project is catching them at an early age and seeing that each child has his own dictionary. 42 were distri uted in the E-NP grade school not long ago.
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100+ Women Who Care Support Iowa Falls Alden FFA & Ag Program
HARDIN COUNTY – 100+ Women Who Care Hardin County recently presented a check in the amount of $7,200 to the Iowa Falls Alden FFA & Ag program, to support the expansion of the Learning Land Lab, located at the Iowa Falls/Alden High School. Members voted at their October event to support the Iowa Falls Alden FFA, which was nominated by Kathy Bartlett of Iowa Falls. Members’ $100 donations were then matched by the Barlow
Community Challenge. “ 100+ Women Who Care is so pleased to support the school’s innovative approaches and provide FFA and Ag students more opportunities to tie classroom learning with real-world, hands-on cooperative learning,” says Bartlett. 100+ Women Who Care is a group of Hardin County women who meet three times a year to make an immediate, direct, and positive impact on charities within Hardin
County with their collective donations. Since April 2013, a total of $91,600 has been donated to local nonprofit organizations serving Hardin County: Greater Eldora Youth Sports Program, IFA Back Pack Buddy & Community Connection, Providential Homes, Steamboat Rock Pride and Betterment Organization & Steamboat Rock Visionary Group, Dorothy’s Senior Center, Calkins Nature Area, The Greenbelt Humane
Society, City of New Providence, Ackley Police Association, Civilian Conservation Corps/Prisoner of War Recreational Hall and Museum, City of Iowa Falls (Hardin County Recreational Trails Committee), and Iowa Falls Alden FFA. Throughout the last four years more than 120 women have given to 100+ Women Who Care to support local causes. This unique giving opportunity is available to all women throughout Hardin County.
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PuBLic noticE iowa district court for hardin county in The maTTeR ) Case no. of The esTaTe of ) esPR023454 eVelYn m. ) noTiCe of lawless ) PRobaTe of Deceased. ) will, of ) aPPoinTmenT ) of exeCuToR, ) anD noTiCe ) To CReDiToRs To all Persons interested in the estate of evelyn m. lawless, Deceased, who died on or about november 10, 2016: You are hereby notified that on november 23, 2016, the last will and testament of evelyn m. lawless, deceased, bearing date of may 18, 2015, was admitted to probate in the above named court and that John D. lawless was appointed executor of the estate. any action to set aside the will must be brought in the district court of said county within the later to occur of four months from the date of the second publication of this notice or one month from the date of mailing of this notice to all heirs of the decedent and devisees under the will whose identities are reasonably ascertainable, or thereafter be forever barred. notice is further given that all persons indebted to the estate are requested to make immediate payment to the undersigned, and creditors having claims against the estate shall file them with the clerk of the above named district court, as provided by law, duly authenticated, for allowance, and unless so filed by the later to occur of four months from the date of the second publication of this notice or one month from the date of mailing of this notice (unless otherwise allowed or paid) a claim is thereafter forever barred. Dated november 23, 2016. Date of second publication: December 6, 2016. John D. lawless executor of the estate John D. lawless 706 ne Pinnacle Court ankeny, ia 50021 Patrick J. Craig, #aT00001710 attorney for the executor Craig, smith & Cutler, llP 1305 12th street, eldora, ia 50627 (ledger – nov. 29, Dec. 6, 2016)
PuBLic noticE iowa district court for hardin county in The maTTeR ) Case no. of The esTaTe of ) esPR023453 TeRRY e. smiTh ) aPPoinTmenT of Deceased. ) PRobaTe of ) will, of ) aPPoinTmenT ) of exeCuToR, ) anD noTiCe ) To CReDiToRs To all Persons interested in the estate of Terry e. smith, Deceased, who died on or about november 1, 2016: You are hereby notified that on november 21, 2016, the last will and testament of Terry e. smith, deceased, bearing date of august 12, 2009, was admitted to probate in the above named court and that Janis e. smith was appointed executor of the estate. any action to set aside the will must be brought in the district court of said county within the later to occur of four months from the date of the second publication of this notice or one month from the date of mailing of this notice to all heirs of the decedent and devisees under the will whose identities are reasonably ascertainable, or thereafter be forever barred. notice is further given that all persons indebted to the estate are requested to make immediate payment to the undersigned, and creditors having claims against the estate shall file them with the clerk of the above named district court, as provided by law, duly authenticated, for allowance, and unless so filed by the later to occur of four months from the date of the second publication of this notice or one month from the date of mailing of this notice (unless otherwise allowed or paid) a claim is thereafter forever barred. Dated november 22, 2016. Date of second publication: December 6, 2016. Janis e. smith executor of the estate c/o sween law office, P.C. 1209 14th ave. eldora, ia 50627 Jim R. sween, #aT0007760 attorney for the executor sween law office, P.C. P.o. box 516 eldora, ia 50627 (ledger – nov. 29, Dec. 6, 2016)
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hardin County Sheriff Wednesday, November 16 • Officers received 24 calls for service. Among these calls were seven ambulance requests, three controlled burns, one assault report with no further information, one deer accident, one dog complaint, one poached deer report, one public assistance request, one broken down vehicle, one request to assist another agency, one suspicious vehicle, one criminal mischief report that did not result in arrest and one suspicious activity report. • 8:26 p.m.: A caller in Union reported that while she was upstairs, someone came into her home and was talking to her dog. She looked outside, and there was a parked van. When she came downstairs, the vehicle took off at a high rate of speed toward the Gingersnap. At 8:37, she called back and said that the subject was a friend of her son’s that came by the house and left when he thought no one was home. • 8:30 p.m.: Deputy Lepley arrested Aaron Krause, age 26, of Gifford, on a Hardin County warrant for Probation Violation originating from a charge of Possession of Marijuana second offense. Bond was set at $2,000 cash in the defendant’s name only. He remained in jail. • 8:40 p.m.: Deputy Brenneman arrested Carrie Young, age 34, of Iowa Falls, for Aiding and Abetting the Violation of a No Contact Order. Bond was set at $300 cash or surety, and she was released. • 10:13 p.m.: Deputy Lemke arrested Martin Wood, age 58, of Buckeye, on a Hardin County warrant for Violation of Pretrial Release originating from a charge of OWI Second Offense. Bond was set at $5,000 cash or surety, and he remained in jail. Thursday, November 17 • Officers received 21 calls for service. Among these calls were seven controlled burns, three public assistance requests, two reports of alarms going off, one broken down vehicle, one ambulance request, one accident with unknown damages, one animal complaint, one escort request, one ambulance and fire call and one e911 wireless call. • 3:17 p.m.: Aaron Krause, age 26, of Gifford, was served a warrant at the Hardin County Jail for Assault with Intent to Inflict Serious Injury. The total bond was set at $2,000 cash or surety, and he remained in jail. • 4:04 p.m.: A caller reported that someone was leaving human feces in the parking lot at the Whitten school. Friday, November 18 • Officers received 16 calls for service. Among these calls were two ambulance requests, two deer
accidents, two reports of debris in the road, two reckless driving complaints, one request to assist another agency, one trespassing complaint, one dog complaint, and one accident with unknown damages. • 8:45 a.m.: A caller in Iowa Falls requested to speak with a deputy in reference to someone using his credit card numbers for purchases in Des Moines, Marshalltown, Waverly and Austin, Minnesota. • 9:30 a.m.: Chief Deputy Holmes served a no-contact order on Aaron Krause, age 26, of Gifford, in the Hardin County Jail. • 12:14 p.m.: Chief Deputy Holmes transported Steven Petersen, age 65, of Eldora, from the halfway house to the Hardin County Jail on a warrant for Solicitation to Commit an Aggravated Misdemeanor. Bond was set at $5,000 cash or surety, and he was released. • 12:15 p.m.: A caller advised of a tractor in the ditch south of County Highway D15 on MM Avenue. Deputy Nachazel arrested Gary Dean Gibson, age 58, of Greene, for OWI. He was released. Saturday, November 19 • Officers received 13 calls for service. Among these calls were four ambulance requests, two controlled burns, one fire, one report of debris on the road, one civil disagreement, one fraudulent activities complaint, one accident with damages and one welfare check. • 1:36 p.m.: A caller on county highway S55 reported that a lady was on the side of the road requesting a deputy. Sunday, November 20 • Officers received 30 calls for service. Among these calls were 10 controlled burns, five ambulance requests, two suspicious vehicle reports, one dog complaint, one request to assist another agency, one burglary with no details, one broken down vehicle, one harassing communication complaint, one report of livestock out, one fire, one lost dog, one reckless driving complaint and one conservation call. • 12:46 a.m.: A Grundy County deputy advised that the owner of the car wash in Reinbeck had video of a blue Dodge or Chrysler minivan pulling in. Two subjects got out and dropped a coin in the vault, and when they heard the coin hit, they thought it was almost empty. A male in a brown jacket said, “Let’s go try the other car wash,” and the vehicle headed west. The incident occurred about 45 minutes prior to the time that the call was received. • 1:10 a.m.: Sergeant Nelson conducted a traffic stop that resulted in the arrest of Christopher Lee Vestal, age 55, of Green Top, Missouri, for
OWI. He was released. • 2:22 p.m.: A caller near Iowa Falls reported that the house across the road from him was vacant, but he noticed an open shed door. Deputy Brenneman advised that the home was broken into, but it was empty and nothing was taken. Monday, November 21 • Officers received 21 calls for service. Among these calls were seven ambulance requests, three controlled burns, two accidents with vehicle damages, two public assistance requests, one request to assist another agency, one fire, one dog complaint, one civil disagreement and one burglary with no details. • 10:54 a.m.: A man came into the office to talk to a deputy about receiving bad checks from some people who purchased goats from him, and the civil process was started. • 9:48 p.m.: A caller reported that a dark colored pickup had gone through the stop sign at the Highway 65/175 junction at about 60 miles per hour and gone off the road into the field. The caller stayed on the line until officers arrived, and the state patrol handled the call. Tuesday, November 22 • Officers received 17 calls for service. Among these calls were seven ambulance requests, two controlled burns, one animal complaint, one report of livestock out, one reckless driving complaint, one report of alarms going off, one civil disagreement and one accident with no damage. • 3:12 p.m.: A caller outside of Hubbard reported a vehicle rolled over on Highway 175, and a male subject was trapped underneath. • 11:56 p.m.: A caller reported a vehicle in the ditch with a lot of damage and lights on about one mile west of the s-curves on county highway D15 west of Ackley. A deputy was dispatched, and at 12:03 contact was made with the reporting party, who said that the vehicle was on its top, and he was unable to see into it. Sergeant Nelson arrived and advised that there was a single female occupant who was out of the vehicle. Alexis Carlberg, age 22, of Cedar Falls, was arrested for OWI. She was released. Wednesday, November 23 • Officers received 19 calls for service. Among these calls were four ambulance requests, three broken down vehicles, two dog complaints, one report of debris on the road, one accident with no injuries, one accident with no damage, one controlled burn, one public assistance request, one accident without further information and one fire. • 5:26 a.m.: Chief Deputy Holmes transported TY Burlingame, age 52,
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of Eldora, from the Scott County Jail to Hardin County on two warrants: Failure to Appear at Arraignment originating from a charge of Public Intoxication Third or Subsequent Offense and Probation Violation originating from the same charge. Total bond was set at $20,000 cash or surety, and he remained in jail. • 9:58 a.m.: The department received numerous calls about a semi that crossed Highway 20 through the median and was now driving the wrong way. Sheriff McDaniel and the state patrol were advised but were not able to locate the vehicle. • 11:12 a.m.: An Iowa Falls officer requested that a deputy do an accident report as he hit a wall with his patrol car. Sheriff McDaniel advised that the damage was under $1,500. Thursday, November 24 • Officers received 16 calls for service. Among these calls were six controlled burns, four ambulance requests, one broken down vehicle, one report of an open window, one public assistance request, one report of livestock out and one deer accident. • 11:18 p.m.: The Iowa Falls PD arrested Johnathan Mason, age 21, of Eldora, on a warrant. The IFPD did not have local charges, so Deputy Lemke transported him to the Hardin County Jail, where he remained. Friday, November 25 • Officers received 17 calls for service. Among these calls were five ambulance requests, three controlled burns, two broken down vehicles, two requests to assist other agencies, one harassing communication complaint, one report of cattle on the road and one motorist assistance request. • 1:19 a.m.: A caller outside of Iowa Falls requested to speak with a deputy regarding her boyfriend. She thought that he might have slashed one of her friend’s car tires. The incident is under further investigation. • 11:44 a.m.: A caller in Steamboat Rock advised that his daughter was home alone. About 10 minutes before his call while she was on the couch, someone wearing a tan coat and a red hat with a beard tried to get into the house through the front door. Saturday, November 26 • Officers received 29 calls for service. Among these calls were six controlled burns, five ambulance requests, five accidents with unknown property damage, two accidents with injuries, two motorist assistance requests, two requests to assist other agencies, one reckless driving complaint, one disturbing the peace call, one accident with no damage and one animal complaint. • 11:27 a.m.: A caller who did not
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Friday, October 21, 2016 • page 10
Tigers sweep Comets in close calls
by Scott Bierle Sports Editor ELDORADown-to-the-wire wins were captured by the South Hardin girls’ and boys’ basketball teams over BCLUW during the North Iowa Cedar League West Conference openers here Friday. The Tigers and Comets kept fans in the their seats for the doubleheader’s entire 64 minutes with both games decided in the final minutes. The South Hardin girls beat BCLUW, 54-50 and the Tigers clipped the Comets, 43-37. FREE THROW ADVANTAGE An 11-point edge at the free throw line helped the South Hardin girls tip-off the NICL West campaign on a winning note. The Tigers attempted 19 free throws and made 13, while BCLUW was just 2-of-6 at the charity stripe. “We told the girls there’s not many games where we can walk out there and blow people away. Tuesday’s was kind of nice that we had a nice lead against Clarion. Tonight was one of those we knew was going to be back and forth,” said South Hardin coach Matt Thompson. The lead changed hands eight times to go with five ties. The final lead change came at the close of the third period as South Hardin (2-2 overall) scored the final six points, turning a 39-36 deficit into a 4239 lead. Kiera Anderson’s basket snapped a lengthy scoring drought followed by buckets for Hanna Vander Wilt and Miquela Teske. In the fourth, three-pointers by first Danae Nelson – her third of game, followed by Vander Wilt’s second, built a 52-46 lead with 2:30 showing. The Comets (1-2) pulled within 52-50 on Leah Yantis and Kaylee Goecke hoops, before Nina Priske’s offensive rebound and putback seal the deal. BCLUW coach David Lee credited South Hardin for the win. “I thought this was a game we could win, but they outplayed us. They deserved to win, we didn’t. They got a pretty good ball club, but I think we’ve got a pretty good ball club. They just did things better than we did tonight.” The Comets were handcuffed from the beginning as team leader Samantha Ubben was in foul trouble from the start. She picked up two
fouls in the first quarter, a third early in the second and sat, a fourth in the third and fouled out in the fourth. Nelson led the Tigers’ scoring at 13 points and a shared game-high honors with the Comets’ Skylar Veldhouse as she like Nelson made three triples. South Hardin’s Hannah Tripp had a great start to the game, scoring nine points before suffering an ankle injury in the second quarter and did not return. Vander Wilt and Paige Harrell had eight points each with seven for Teske along with seven rebounds, five steals and four assists. Goecke was next best for BCLUW at 11 points and like Ubben fouled out, followed by Ubben eight and six each for Leah Yantis, Madison Ubben and Lauren Anderson, who grabbed 11 rebounds. “Turnovers really hurt us and were careless. We probably had six or seven passes that we could not catch. We shot well from the field, but didn’t take care of the ball,” noted Lee. The Comets connected on 22-of45 field goals and outscored South Hardin from the field, 48-41.
Scoring by Quarters: BCLUW 17 11 11 11 -50 South Hardin 19 14 9 12 -54 BCLUW scoring – Skylar Veldhouse 13, Kaylee goecke 11, Samantha Ubben 8, Leah Yantis 6, Lauren anderson 6, Madison Ubben 6. Three-point goals: Veldhouse 2, goecke 1. South Hardin scoring – Danae Nelson13, Hannah Tripp 9, paige Harrell 8, Hanna Vander Wilt 8, Miquela Teske 7, Nina priske 6, Kiera anderson 2, emma gourley 1. Three-point goals: Nelson, Vander Wilt 2, Harrell 1, Tripp 1.
ALL TIGERS IN FOURTH A 16-6 fourth quarter carried the South Hardin boys to the first win of the season after a pair of non-conference losses. The Tigers started the final eightminutes on a 7-2 run to erase a 31-27 deficit after three quarters, and then closed on a 9-1 spurt. Cade Spieker’s three-point play at the 4:44 mark of the fourth gave South Hardin a 3433 lead – the team’s first since early in the second period. BCLUW’s Troy Dolphin answered with a free throw and then grabbed his own miss on the second
free throw and scored a baseline jumper, putting the Comets back up 36-34. The Tigers’ Kevin Rewoldt and Dane Butler then netted back-toback baskets and after a Clay Silver free throw made the score, 38-37, the Tigers’ sank 5-of-8 free throws in the final 32-seconds to secure the victory. “It feels good to get the win,” said South Hardin coach Adam Weig. “I knew going in it would be tough, BCLUW always is. Offensively, we came up with some big baskets in the fourth, and the defense was very good.” The Tigers held a 13-8 advantage through one quarter behind Butler’s eight points and trailed at halftime, 22-20 after Cauy Teske buried a long three point goal at the buzzer. The Comets had a 12-1 run over the first six-minutes of the second to open a 20-14 cushion. “Our experienced showed in the end,” stated BCLUW coach Luke Higgins. “We didn’t execute on offense down the stretch. Defensively, we gave ourselves a chance in the end. We need to learn from this game and move on, look forward to the next game.” Butler, Spieker and Ted Dunn combined for 35 points with a gamehigh 13 for Butler and 11 each for Spieker and Dunn, who had three treys. Rewoldt added five points and Teske three. For the Comets (0-2 overall), Dolphin netted 12 points and a team-best seven rebounds with eight points for Logan Mann and Blake Mann. L. Mann, who had two of the team’s three triples, missed most of the second half after a shoulder injury early in the third. Like the girl’s game, the Tigers enjoyed an advantage at the charity stripe, going 13-of-23 to the Comets’ 4-of-10. South Hardin travels to Hudson tonight (Tuesday) and is back in Eldora Friday against GladbrookReinbeck. BCLUW plays AGWSR in Conrad tonight (Tuesday), goes to Waterloo Christian Thursday and Saturday meets Dike-New Hartford in Conrad. Scoring by Quarters: BCLUW 8 14 9 South Hardin 13 7 7
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BASELINEBCLUW’s Lauren Anderson dribbles the basketball along the baseline and against the defensive pressure of South Hardin’s Hannah Tripp during conference cage play Friday. Anderson had six points and 11 rebounds in the Comets’ 54-50 loss.
Quakerdale cagers net win over William penn JV OSKALOOSA- Four cagers in double digits propelled the Quakerdale Prep basketball team to a 78-74 victory over the William Penn JV here Wednesday. Antonie Divine led the Eagles and scored a game-high 22 points. Chris Porter tallied 16 points, Chase White
11 and Mahrion Butler 10 to account for 59 of the winner’s output. Tyreese Sidberry chipped in nine points for Quakerdale with four for Naa’il Mahdi and Cole Barton and two for Myles Thomas. The Statesman scoring leader was
Darius Wheeler at 21 points. The Eagles, now 2-10, led 43-32 at halftime. Quakerdale plays ICCC at Fort Dodge tonight (Tuesday) and NE Nebraska CC in Norfolk Thursday. The Eagles next home game will be Tuesday, Dec. 13 against ICCC.
TWOPOINTSSouth Hardin’s Dane Butler (right) shoots a short jump shot over BCLUW’s Clay Silver (35) during NICL West basketball play Friday. Butler netted 13 points in the Tigers’ 43-37 win over the Comets.
BCLUW scoring – Troy Dolphin 12, Logan Mann 8, Blake Mann 8, Case Luethje 4, Clay Silver 3, Jonny Neff 2. Three-point goals: L. Mann 2, Luethje 1. South Hardin scoring – D Butler 13, Cade Spieker 11, Ted Dunn 11, Kevin Rewoldt 5, Cauy Teske 3.
NICL West Basketball Standings
Through Friday, Dec. 2 GIRLS: Team W L South Hardin 1 0 West Marshall 1 0 AGWSR 1 0 East Marshall 1 1 Grundy Center 0 1 BCLUW 0 1 Gladbrook-Reinbeck 0 1 Game Scores Tuesday, Nov. 29 – East Marshall 39, Gladbrook-Reinbeck 20. Friday, Dec. 2 – South Hardin 54, BCLUW 50; AGWSR 38, Grundy Center 36; West Marshall 66, East Marshall 35. BOYS: Team W L South Hardin 1 0 AGWSR 1 0 East Marshall 1 0 Gladbrook-Reinbeck 0 0 Grundy Center 0 1 BCLUW 0 1 West Marshall 0 1 Game Scores Friday, Dec. 2 – South Hardin 43, BCLUW 37; AGWSR 48, Grundy Center 39; East Marshall 55, West Marshall 48.
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CLASS 1A 1- Springville, 2- Turkey Valley, 3Exira/Elk Horn Kimballton, 4- Kee, 5- Grandview Christian, 6- Marquette. 7- Colo-NESCO, 8- Newell-Fonda, 9- Glidden-Ralston, 10- AGWSR, 11Easton Valley, 12- Burlington Notre Dame, 13- Kingsley-Pierson, 14- Sidney, 15- Audubon. CLASS 2A 1- Iowa City Regina, 2- Western Christian, 3- Treynor, 4- Central Decatur, 5- Interstate 35, 6- Mount Ayr, 7- Panorama, 8- North Linn, 9- Pella Christian, 10- IKM-Manning, 11- Van Meter, 12- Rockford, 13- Cascade, 14Montezuma, 15- Mediapolis. CLASS 3A 1- Pocahontas Area, 2- Sioux Center, 3- Union High, 4- Cherokee 5- Center Point-Urbana, 6- Crestwood, 7- Mount Vernon, 8- Clear Lake, 9- Monticello, 10- Camanche, 11- Shenandoah, 12Central Lee, 13- Prairie City-Monroe, 14- Mid-Prairie, 15- West Marshall.
Three-point goals: Dunn 3, Teske 1.
Comets trim Tigers’ JV
Payton Pekarek’s free throw with three-seconds showing lifted BCLUW over the South Hardin junior varsity girls’ basketball team, 37-36 here Friday. The Tigers battled back from a
24-13 halftime deficit to pull even at 36-36 all. Kiera Anderson’s 14 points led South Hardin’s scoring with seven each for Meghan VanDePol and Chloe Webb, three for Ellie Cook Esther Rose, and two for Alexiss Bradshaw.
AGWSR takes 2 from rival Grundy Center by Scott Bierle Sports Editor ACKLEY- The North Iowa Cedar League West debut was a dandy in Ackley here Friday as rivals AGWSR and Grundy Center battled. The host Cougars swept the Spartans with wins of 38-36 in the girls’ game and 48-39 in the boys’ contest. COMEBACK VICTORY The AGWSR girls, 10th-ranked in Class 1A, showed they will be a team to reckon with this winter, scoring a come-from-behind victory over defending conference champion Grundy Center. The Cougars (2-0 overall) uncorked a 21-point fourth quarter and turned a six-point deficit into a twopoint celebration as the hosts trailed 23-17 after three quarters. The Spartans (1-1) also owned leads of 9-4 after one period and 14-13 at the break. Capping the comeback was a Mandy Willems three-point goal and Mariah Jimmerson making 3-of-4 free throws. “We struggled knocking shots down for three quarters. We switched defenses in the fourth quarter and made a comeback. Some great defense was played by both teams,” said AGWSR coach Laurie Gann. Willems and Taryn Barrick led the AGWSR scoring at eight points each with seven for Maddie Brandt and Aubrie Fisher. Willems sank two of the team’s four three-balls and Brandt led the team with six rebound and four assists with five boards for Willems and Barrick. The loss halted a 13-game NICL West winning streak for Grundy Center that included a 12-0 conference mark last season. Scoring by Quarters: Grundy Center 9 5 9 AGWSR 4 9 4
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agWSR scoring – Mandy Willems 8, Taryn Barrick 8, Maddie Brandt 7, aubrie Fisher 7, Mariah Jimmerson 3, alana groninga 2, addi Johnson 2, Rachel Sicard 1. Three-point goals: Willems 2, Fisher 1, Brandt 1.
EILDERTS-JANSSEN SHINE A combined 25 points and 21 rebounds by the senior tandem of Jay Janssen and Mason Eilderts powered the Cougars past the Spartans. Eilderts booked a double-double of 11 points and 13 rebounds to go with three steals, while Janssen scored a game-high 14 points and had eight boards and four assists. Janssen also drained two of the winner’s five three-point goals. AGWSR (2-0 overall) gained control of the contest early behind a stringy defense, checking Grundy Center to 10 points over the game’s first 16-minutes and had leads of 11-6 after one quarter and 25-10 at the break. “The defense really played well,” noted AGWSR coach Russ Banzhaf. “Offensively, we found a way to score enough points to win.” Caleb Bartling added eight points and five rebounds for the hosts and Tate Hofmeister five points. Scoring leaders in the seasonopener for the Spartans were Bryce Flater 12 points and Braidan Buhrow nine with two treys. The AGWSR cagers continue NICL West play meeting BCLUW at Conrad tonight (Friday) and then are back in Ackley Friday to play East Marshall.
Scoring by Quarters: Grundy Center 6 4 13 16 -39 AGWSR 11 14 12 11 -48 agWSR scoring – Jay Janssen 14, Mason eilderts 11, Caleb Bartley 8, Tate Hofmeister 5, alex Hames 4, aaron Roelfs 3, ethan Ubben 2, austin Rekward 1. Three-t goals: Janssen 2, Bartling 1, Hames 1, Roelfs 1.
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Tuesday, December 6, 2016 • page 11
South Hardin-BCLUW matmen start NICL 2-0 with wins over AGWSR & East Marshall by Scott Bierle Sports Editor CONRAD- The South HardinBCLUW wrestling team followed up a 3-0 start to the season last Tuesday with a 2-0 showing in the North Iowa Cedar League Conference opener here Thursday. The Storm combined a 64-12 win over a short-handed AGWSR with a 42-25 victory over East Marshall/ GMG, and improved to 5-0 on the young season. The third dual of the triangular ended with the Mustangs, 51-18 over the Cougars. SH-BCLUW mixed one pin with three decisions – one a major and eight forfeits to defeat AGWSR. Mat winners for the hosts were Hunter Allen with a 4:39 pin at 120-pounds and decisions for 106-pounder Taylor Kolthoff, 12-1; Neifer Ralston at 138 in a high-scoring 16-11 and Logan Gunderson at 152 by a 7-3 count. Kolthoff’s major included six nearfall points, while Ralston scored five takedowns. The Cougars’ point producers were highly-ranked Caleb Meinders at 220-pounds and Dayton Haley at 152. Meinders posted a pin in 2:48 and Haley in the first-period t 1:52. Storm matmen awarded forfeits were Ian Showers at 113-pounds, Coby Willett at 126, Josiah Dorow at 132, Lucas Halverson at 145, Ryland Duchane at 170, Owen Fuller at 182, Dylan Wenke at 195 and Ryne Fuller at 285. South Hardin-BCLUW booked six mat wins with a pair of forfeits against East Marshall/GMG. The Storm built a 27-9 advantage with wins in fifth of the first seven bouts, and stretched the lead to 36-19 through 11 matches. Duchane’s late 8-6 win started the Storm on the right foot followed by back-to-back pins for Wenke and
Caleb Engle at 220-pounds in 1:35 and 2:45, respectively. Forfeits to lightweights Kolthoff and Showers stretched the lead to 27-9. After the Mustangs pulled within eight with a major decision and fall, Ralston collected a forfeit and Dorow was a 10-4 winner. Michael Fuller at 160 capped the meet with a pin in 1:09. Duchane edged EM’s Noah Bandstra with a reversal in the final seconds after Brandstra had just pulled even with a takedown. “We were aggressive and won a lot of the scrambles,” said South Hardin-BCLUW co-coach Mike Olson. “Getting two wins is great, but we still have a lot of work to do, especially when we are on the bottom. We can’t get tied up,” noted Olson. Meinders and Haley both flattened another two foes against East Marshall/GMG. Haley won by fall in 56-seconds and Meinders in 1:53. The Cougars’ 106-pounder Ali Gerbracht rounded out scoring with a forfeit. The Mustangs’ nine wins were five forfeits, two falls and a decision. Conference action continues Tuesday as South Hardin goes to LaPorte City to battle Union High and Jesup, and AGWSR hosts Dike-New Hartford and Waterloo Columbus in Ackley. Saturday, the Tigers travel to Manly for the Central Spring Duals and the Cougars take part in the A-P Invitational at Parkersburg.
South Hardin-BCLUW 64, AGWSR 12
152 – Logan gunderson (SHBCLUW) beat Lucas Schumacher, 7-3; 160 – Dayton Haley (agWSR) pinned Michael Fuller, 1:52; 170 – Ryland Duchane (SHBCLUW) won by forfeit; 182 – Owen Fuller (SHBCLUW) won by forfeit; 195 – Dylan Wenke (SHBCLUW) won by forfeit; 220 – Caleb Meinders (agWSR) pinned Caleb engle,
2:48; 285 – Ryne Fuller (SHBCLUW) won by forfeit; 106 – Taylor Kolthoff (SHBCLUW) beat ali gerbracht, 12-1; 113 – Ian Showers (SHBCLUW) won by forfeit; 120 – Hunter allen (SHBCLUW) pinned Seth Mazoway, 4:39; 126 – Coby Willett (SHBCLW) won by forfeit; 132 – Josiah Dorow (SHBCLUW) won by forfeit; 138 – Neifer Ralston (SHBCLUW) beat Brody Roder, 16-11; 145 – Lucas Halverson (SHBCLUW) won by forfeit.
East Marshall/GMG 51, AGWSR 18
160 – Haley (agWSR) pinned Caden Steward, :56; 170 – Noah Bandstra (eM) pinned Trenton Hook, :15; 182 – Israel Vargas-Rodriquez (eM) won by forfeit; 195 – Kameran Hoskins (eM) won by forfeit; 220 – Meinders (agWSR) pinned Logan Noe, 1:53; 285 – Bryce anderson (eM) won by forfeit; 106 – gerbracht (agWSR) won by forfeit; 113 – Carson Burchland (eM) pinned Mazoway, :29; 120 – Double forfeit; 126 – Nick Meling (eM) won by forfeit; 132 – Double forfeit; 138 – Dawson Riemenschneider (eM) pinned Roder, 1:44; 145 – Blake Wright (eM) won by forfeit; 152 – Lansin Lacina (e) beat Schumacher, 7-4.
WENKE- At right, senior Dylan Wenke of the South Hardin-BCLUW wrestling team tightens the headlock on Kameran Hoskins of East Marshall during conference mat action Thursday. Wenke scored the pin in 1:35.
MEINDERS- Below, highly-ranked Caleb Meinders of AGWSR works for points in a 220-pound match against East Marshall’s Logan Noe during NICL wrestling action Thursday. Meinders pinned Noe in 1:53. (Photos by Jake Ryder, Mid-America Publishing).
South Hardin-BCLUW 52, East Marshall/GMG 25
170 – Duchane (SHBCLUW) beat Bandstra, 8-6; 182 – Cole Bauman (eM) beat O. Fuller, 7-5; 195 – Wenke (SHBCLUW pinned Hoskins, 1:35; 220 – engle (SHBCLUW) pinned Noe, 2:45; 285 – anderson (eM) pinned R. Fuller, 1:03; 106 – Kolthoff (SHBCLUW) won by forfeit; 113 – Showers (SHBCLUW) won by forfeit; 120 – Burchland (eM) beat allen, 12-1; 126 – Meling (eM) pinned Willett, 3:05; 132 – Ralston (SHBCLUW) won by forfeit; 138 – Dorow (SHBCLUW) beat Riemenschneider, 10-4; 145 – Wright (eM) beat Halverson, 10-5; 152 – Lacina (eM) beat gunderson, 3-0; 160 – M. Fuller (SHBCLUW) pinned Seward, 1:09.
SH-BCLUW JV Results
Cody Richard (SHBCLUW) pinned Darren anderson (eM), 1:40; Richard pinned Trenton Hook (agWSR), 1:37; Shadner anderson (SHBCLUW) pinned Keaton penning (agWSR), 3:23.
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