Randolph Times

Community Fair award winners

HARTINGTON – The time has arrived yet again for the Cedar County Fair.

HARTINGTON – A Norfolk lawyer has been appointed as the new Cedar County attorney.

‘Deserving’ recognition given to award winners

75 Years Ago - July 21, 1949 RANDOLPH – M.M. Bowles, owner and manager of the Bowles Drug store here for the past 28 yeas, has sold the business to Vincent D. Hartz, young pharmacist, who comes here from Coda. Mr. Hartz took possession of his new business this week, and inventory was counted Tuesday, and the doors were opened for business on Wednesday. The new owner is a graduate of the college of pharmacy of the University of Nebraska. He served 45 months in the army in World War II with overseas duty in the European theater. He was pharmacist for a Revenant (Nebr.) firm for one year, and the past two years has been associated with Ford’s Pharmacy at Coda. Mr. Hartz is married and has two children, Kay and Joe.

RANDOLPH – The public will be able to hear more about proposed school improvements that will most likely be put forth in a bond issue.

RANDOLPH - Randolph’s 2024 Community Fair will serve up a dose of tradition, alongside two events new last year and add a splash of tiedye or Hawaiian print for good measure.

75 Years Ago - July 14, 1949 RANDOLPH – Randolph’s tax valuation of the 1949 assessment for real estate, personal tangible and intangible property and motor vehicles is $842,600, an increase of about $77,000 over last year.

June 28, 1989

RANDOLPH – Many students, staff and fellow administrators at Randolph Public Schools already considered Elementary Principal Denton Beacom ‘outstanding’ but now he has the hardware to prove it.

HARTINGTON – If these walls could speak, there would be chatter about brides in exquisite white lace and grooms in traditional black and white suits with bow ties.

RANDOLPH – Randolph Public Schools is checking off projects on its back-to-school list.

Lighting up the sky

Bringing home gold

Fourth fun