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May 28, 1986
HARTINGTON - Army Sgt. Howard N. Koch, son of Herman and Laura Koch of Wynot, has been awarded the Good Conduct Medal in West Germany.
The award was presented for exemplary conduct while in the active service of the United States.
Koch is working as a supply specialist with the 299th Support Battalion.
The sergeant is a 1977 graduate of Wynot High School.
May 28, 1986
HARTINGTON - A story on Joan Burney of Hartington will be featured in the June 1 Magazine of the Midlands section of the Omaha World-Herald.
Jim Denny, writer/photographer for the publication, recently was in Hartington to interview Mrs. Burney for the article.
Mrs. Burney is a columnist for several daily and weekly newspapers, is a noted public speaker, and is working on a Master Degree in psychological counseling.
May 28, 1986
HARTINGTON - Scattered showers did not diminish the enthusiasm of the many people participating in Sunday’s celebration of the Holy Trinity Catholic Church Centennial.
The Centennial celebration started with a well-attended Saturday evening dance at Skylon Ballroom. Cedar Catholic’s Jazz Band with their “Big Band” sound and Rokusek’s Acoustics made alternate appearances.
On Sunday, a 1 p.m. Mass opened the official celebration with Archbishop Daniel E. Sheehan as the main Celebrant. Concelebrants were Holy Trinity Pastor Msgr. Cyril Werner, and Hartington natives Fathers Jude Burbach, Jim Buschelman and Quinten Kathol.
Also con-celebrating were Chancellor Eldon McKamy, and the Fathers Joe Miksch, Bill Fitzgerald, Ed Schad, Mike Grewe, Don Cleary, Frank Partusch, Frank Dvorak, Carl Salanitro, Tim Lange, Charles Knippen, Norman Parr and Steven Stillmunks, who will be coming to Holy Trinity as associate pastor.
The church was filled to overflowing for the special liturgy which had been in the planning for many months. In addition to the participating priests and fourth degree Knights of Columbus, the processional included representatives from each parish.
