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Nov. 15, 1989
HARTINGTON — Cedar Catholic defeated Burwell to claim the State Volleyball title at Pershing Auditorium Saturday.
Cedar posted a first-round win over Wisner, then knocked off previously undefeated Centennial before dropping previously unbeaten Burwell in the State C1 title match.
Cedar Catholic finished the season with a 23-1 record.
The only loss came in the season opener to Battle Creek. The Bravettes also advanced to this year’s C1 State Tournament.
Nov. 15,1989
HARTINGTON— Two attractive new entrances to the Hartington City Cemetery are near completion, thanks to the generosity of the late Henry Swan and the hard work of the several individuals.
Mr. Swan who died last year, left $26,000 of his estate to the city for cemetery improvements. Lloyd Pedersen, a member of the Cemetery Board coordinated much of the planning and the work on the project. Lukens Memorials Inc. of Yankton was awarded the contract on the project, which included construction of brick wing walls and gates at the northwest and southwest entrances of the cemetery, Dennis Schieffer of Crofton did the masonry work and Pinkelman manufacturing of Hartington built the metal entrance gates.
Nov. 16, 1994
HARTINGTON — A new director eager to fill some pretty successful shoes, a cast of 55 students who know what hard work and determination is like, and a script based on Shakespeare’s Hamlet, only in spoof version, are combined to make for this year’s Cedar Catholic High School One-Act Play.
The new director for Cedar Catholic is Greg Moeller. Moeller replaces Jill Hoesing who brought Cedar’s drama department to state prominence and a state championship, during her tenure at Cedar.
Nov. 16, 1994
HARTINGTON — The Friends of the Library donated $1500 to the Hartington Library Foundation last week. The money will be used for the new addition project planned for the library.
Nov. 16, 1994
HARTINGTON —Hartington Public School First Team All-Conference athletes are Katie Kleinschmit, Travis Dendinger, Luc McGhee, Josh Morten and Josh Climer.
Nov. 23, 1994
HARTINGTON — Cedar County schools earned the top three spots in the Clark Division of the Lewis and Clark Conference One-Act play competition here Monday.
Wynot High School’s drama team earned top honors in the play competition.
