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March 28, 1984
HARTINGTON — The portion of U.S. Highway 81 being patrolled under the State Patrol’s policing by objective program has been extended, according to the Patrol.
The PBO area now extends from the Nebraska/South Dakota border to two miles south of the junction of Highways 84 and 81.
The reason for the extension, according to the patrol, is that three fatalities were recorded in the area. Driving while intoxicated arrests on the 20-mile stretch of road have been increasing since the first of the year, according to the patrol.
Other violations, such as driving left of center, failure to yield the right-of-way and failure to stop at stop signs, also continue to occur, the patrol says. The number of turn signal violations is down somewhat.
March 28, 1984
HARTINGTON — Two young men have been selected to represent Hartington’s schools at Cornhusker Boy’s State in Lincoln this summer.
Troy Fluent, son of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Fluent, will represent Hartington Public School. Bob Meyer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Meyer, will represent Cedar Catholic.
March 28, 1984
HARTINGTON — Jerry Hoffart has been appointed to the Hartington Library Board, according to Mayor Gerry Miller.
April 5, 1989
HARTINGTON — About 850 people from area schools, nursing homes, and other places participated in the statewide mock tornado drill.
April 5, 1989
HARTINGTON — The Pleasant Dale 4-H Club met at the home of Dennis Arens March 17. Members discussed the projects they were interested in this upcoming year.
April 5, 1989
HARTINGTON — Anthony and Loena Haberman will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on April 16 with a special Mass at St. Boniface Catholic Church in Menominee.
April 5, 1989
HARTINGTON — Katie Bruening, Tanya Klug, Amy Lammers, Benjamin Schmidt, and Curtis Suing made their First Holy Communion on April 2 at Immaculate Conception Parish in St. Helena.
April 5, 1989
WYNOT — Glen Hochstein, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hochstein, was among 279 other students who were named to the Academic Honor Roll for this winter quarter at Southeast Community College.
April 5, 1989
HARTINGTON — Paul Hoesing and Jennifer Lammers were chosen champion and runner-up in the final competition of the West Catholic Civic Oration Contest March 21.
