Lincolnville News

Burdick cookbooks have been printed and are on sale. They can be purchased from Darlene Gutsch, Diana Jost, or Connie Johnson.

Workmen have nearly completed the project, to bring the station into a new theme being followed by Continental Oil Co., according to Bud Pierce, building owner.

E.R. Burkholder was ahead of his time. An ambitious and progressive man, he came to Hillsboro in 1882 from Ontario, Canada.

An unwelcome intruder entered private property at 1:20 p.m. May 30 in the 2000 block of 290th Road, Lincolnville, drank beer and yelled, then spun the tires on her vehicle, causing gravel to be thrown at a house and vehicle.

Transaction was completed this week whereby C.H. Jarvis has purchased the property of the Marion Country Club from the original owners.

Appraiser Cindy Magill was reappointed to another four-year term Monday but it was not unanimous.

The city of Marion showed an increase of 75 in population during the past year, considerably the largest gain of any city in the county.

Approximately 400 people attended a banquet Saturday at Centre High School to celebrate the school's 50th anniversary.

It is now that we will know how much he has done for our country. All Marion County residents are again advised that now is the time to get their polio immunizations.

At the invitation of the Governor, Kirsten Johnson of Burdick was selected to attend the 26th annual Governora s Scholar Awards Program May 3 in Topeka.

Area students recently graduated from Kansas State University. From Burns: Amber Langenegger, bachelor of science and bachelor of science in agriculture.

Eric and Kerri Schlef of Wellsville announce the birth of their son, Walter Alan, born March 17 at Olathe Medical Center in Olathe.

After a 40-minute executive session, members of the Marion County Commission Monday offered a public statement of support for Teresa Huffman, economic development director.

Burdick United Methodist Women hosted the annual Guest Night April 15 at Burdick United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall.

Marvin and Sherol Nightengale went to Marion Monday afternoon to watch Casey Nightengale perform at a track meet.

Bruce Hedstrom of rural Lost Springs reported his garage was destroyed and the roof of his home damaged by the storm.

Bret and Lisa Beye, Cuyler and Chelsea of Herington entertained Sunday with an Easter dinner.

Doug and Lisa Duerksen of Goessel announce the engagement of their daughter, Rinda, to Nathan Amstutz, son of Deryll and Jan Amstutz of rural Hillsboro.

Randy and Carol Vogel of Marion announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Alissa Diane Vogel, of Topeka, to Ryan Blake Albrecht of Manhattan, son of Redge and Terri Albrecht of Herington.

Thomas Reznicek Sr. and his wife Antonia did not realize what they had found in 1924 when they bought a half-section farm one mile west of Lost Springs.