Moves co publishers Buckley editors and editors listed
The notice lists Steve Moves and Alan Moves with Leo moves as co publishers. Dennis Buckley is named as publisher and Lonnie Guinn as news editor. Jo Feltz serves as sports editor, Mike Kolbe as social editor, and Bill Albrecht as advertising manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moves
Steve
Alan
Leo
Dennis Buckley
Lonnie Guinn
Jo Feltz
Mike Kolbe
Adv
Mgr
Bill Albrecht
Editorial Notebook Harlan Newspapers Face Postal Boost
Coming January the Harlan Newspapers will face a 40 to 50 percent rise in mailing costs. Current weekly postage for the two papers is about 465 dollars while the Pennysaver runs 819 dollars weekly. The increases hit both publications and readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan
Rose Bowl Travel Frenzy and IRS Toll-Free Push
Travel firms in Harlan report heavy Rose Bowl demand for Hawkeyes versus UCLA with scarce airline seats and rising fares around 350 to 400 dollars while Amtrak offers about 250 round trip. IRS plans five million more toll free calls, expanding Tele Tax to handle two million more inquiries and keeping offices access steady as backlogs aim to clear by March.
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Harlan Travel
Jan’s Travel
Bock & Co
Hawkeyes
UCLA
Hawkeye
Amtrak
Rose Bowl
IRS
Leonard
Newspaper court reporting policy in Harlan Iowa
The editorial outlines the newspaper's policy to publish all records from courts and police, including divorce outcomes after decisions. It notes dismissals mean no print, appeals often reveal family concerns, and the paper must report what appears on records to maintain credibility with Iowa readers amid a 46 year policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan
Iowa
L.M
Calendar of Events Highlights Local December Activities
A village calendar lists December events including immunization clinics in Harlan and Elk Horn, LIHEAP sites in Irwin and Elk Horn, a HMU board meeting, a Christmas party by the Community Heritage Society, a K-6 concert, a VIPs spaghetti supper, the Olde English Madrigal Feaste, Christmas on the Prairie at Prairie Trails Museum, and the Shelby County Christmas program by the ARC at West Ridge Elementary with Santa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Heritage Society
Kimballton Town Hall
Prairie Trails Museum
Harlan
Association For Retarded Citizens
Shelby County
West Ridge
Hospital Notes for Nov 25 Dec (Teel)
Report lists admitted and dismissed patients with visiting hours 2 to 4 PM and 7 to 8 30 PM Brenda Stogdill and others from Harlan Earling Avoca and Portsmouth are named as admitted or dismissed. Five births reported for late November. no deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenda
Dgtr
Sandy Stogdill
Harlan
Donald D. Andersen
David Burmeister
Harlan Gordon Nielsen
Harlan Shanna
Vicky Powell
Harlan Brian
Stanley Slaven
Portsmouth
Harvey Hansen
Elk Horn
Gerald Gaul
Earling
Joseph Wingert
Michael
Avoca Man Melvin Peters Rites Set In Avoca
Funeral services for Melvin Peters aged 72 of Rt 1 Avoca are scheduled for 10 a.m. at Trinity Lutheran Church with burial in Walnut Cemetery. Peters died Monday at Bishop Clarkson Hospital Omaha after a Shelby County birth and farming life northeast of Avoca. Visitation tonight from 7 to 8 at Berthusen Knutson Funeral Home Avoca. Surviving are wife Bernice a daughter Joanne Barrett of Overland Park Kansas three sons Donald Darrell and Keith his mother Ella Peters of Walnut one sister and eleven grandchildren two great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avoca
Melvin Peters
Rt. 1
Trinity Lutheran Church
Walnut Cemetery
Peters
Bishop Clarkson Hospital
Omaha
Shelby County
Berthusen-Knutson
Bernice
Joanne Barrett
Overland Park
Kan
Donald
Ralston
Darrell
Minden
Keith
Antioch
Ella Peters
Walnut
Marcella
Charles) Andersen
Harlan
Corrections and Clarifications Policy Notice
The Harlan Newspapers commits to accuracy and fairness and runs corrections in this space. Readers may request corrections by phoning the editor at 755-3111.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan
Avoca Fair funding cut in half by county board
Pottawattamie County Supervisors approved a 60 40 funding split for Westfair in Council Bluffs and the Avoca fair. The $30 000 total budget halves the previous $60 000 level, with Westfair receiving $18 000 and Avoca $12 000. Previous year allocations had favored Westfair 5 to 3 from a $60 000 budget.
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Avoca
Pottawattamie
Pottawattamie County Board of Supervisors
Westfair
Wayne Bryant
Underwood
Larry Allen
Arlene Steege
Council Bluffs
Don Smith
Macedonia
Hubert Houser
Carson
Shelby-Tennant School News December 1985 Update
Snow caused an extended Thanksgiving break with early dismissals and cancellations announced via local radio. Students collected Campbell label totals for month awards, added Quality Pledge Panels, and FHA girls assist in Labels for Education. Christmas programs set for Dec 9 and Dec 16. school dismisses at 1 p.m. Dec 20. resumes Jan 2, 1986. lunch menu listed through Dec 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KJAN
KNOD
KMA
KFAB
Campbell
Paul
FHA
Park nursery to yield trees for holiday season
Hancock area churches may obtain Christmas trees and decorative boughs through thinning at Botna Bend County Park Nursery in early December. Contact Kurt Peterson or the Pottawattamie County Conservation Board Office in Council Bluffs. Mark Versch says thinning starts the second week of December to improve tree form and density. Austrian and White Pine are included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock — Area
Botna Bend
Kurt Peterson
Hancock
Pottawattamie County Conservation Board
Council Bluffs
Mark Versch
Conservation Board
Reward Offered for Stolen Shelby County Signs
The Shelby County Crimestoppers offer a $250 reward for information leading to arrests in the thefts of two Crimestoppers road signs in Earling and Harlan last month. One sign vanished Nov 9 10, another around Nov 19 20 near Cyclone Avenue and U.S. Highway 59. Board meeting set for Dec 12 at 7 30 p.m. in Harlan courthouse. A separate county truck incident Dec 2 caused $3,000 damage to a 1977 Ford and $200 to the truck. driver Miles cited for unsafe entry.
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Public Health Nurses’ Office
Shelby County
Harlan
Earling
Cyclone Avenue
U.S. Highway 59
Crimestoppers
Duane Schumer
Shelby County Crimestoppers Board
Lake George Road
Jay D. Miles
Don K. Edwards
Edwards
Myrrle Memorial Hospital
Miles
Notice to 1 86 Subscribers This Month Ends
Check the date after your name on page one. If it reads 1-86 your paper expires this month and will be stopped on January 1 1986.
Public intoxication arrest in Harlan at Seventh and Baldwin
Alan E. Petersen was arrested by Harlan police at 2:15 a.m. Sunday December 1 on a charge of public intoxication. The incident occurred at Seventh and Baldwin Streets in Harlan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan E. Petersen
Harlan
Seventh
Baldwin Sts
Harlan Man Arrested for OWI After Night Chase
David L. Carberry, 27, of Harlan, was arrested by Harlan police at 11:55 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 30, at 12th Street and Chatburn Avenue on an operating while intoxicated charge. He was released on his own recognizance pending a court appearance set for Dec. 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David L. Carberry
Harlan
12Th St
Chatburn Avenue
Carberry
Accidents in Springfield and Omaha Damage Totals
Police report two vehicle incidents. In Springfield a 1984 Plymouth owned by Jeanne S. Lyman suffered rim and tire damage totaling 96.88 dollars while parked on Ninth Street. In Omaha a 1978 Chevrolet driven by Michael D. Onnen slid into a parked 1981 Datsun at Pine Street, causing about 150 dollars in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne S. Lyman
Springfield
Ill
Ninth St
Pine St
Michael D. Onnen
Harlan
Pine
Carol A. O’bryan
Omaha
Onnen
Grain dryer fire at Burmeister Farm Store causes corn loss
Harlan Volunteer Fire Department answered a Friday morning call at Burmeister Farm Store in Harlan where a grain dryer damaged about 800 bushels of corn. Firemen were on scene for hours, auguring out corn, with no injuries reported and the malfunction cited as the likely cause. It was the department’s second grain fire in under two weeks, following a grain bin fire at the Don Plumb farm on November 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan
Burmeister Farm
Larry Gustason
Gustason
Don Plumb
Burglars Hit Kimballton and Elk Horn
Law enforcement in Audubon and Shelby counties probe eight burglaries on November 23 24 in Kimballton and Elk Horn. Entry was by breaking locks with heavy tools. Victims include Dane Dairy Kimballton Steen Produce Dane Mart D and D Market Ras Rec Danish Farm and Home Store and Kimballton Furniture with losses ranging from small cash to about 60 dollars and several items stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audubon
Shelby
Kimballton
Elk Horn
Dane Dairy
Steen
Dane Mart
Madsen
Ras’ Rec
Danish Farm
Kimballton Furniture
Vandalism Witness Call Details Numbers
Urge to contact authorities if vandalism is witnessed. Ensure exact incident location and descriptions of people or vehicles. Call sheriff 759-5026 or Harlan police 799-5252.
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Harlan Police
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