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June 16, 1960
RANDOLPH - V. C. Havorka, Jr., Joseph G. Rogers, and Mr. Roger’s son, Pat, all escaped injury Saturday morning when a plane piloted by Mr. Havorka was forced down near Jefferson, S. Dak. due to bad weather.
After receiving a favorable weather report from Sioux City the trio had taken off from Laurel Saturday morning on a flight to Iowa City, Ia. where Mr. Rogers planned to attend a college class reunion.
Heavy fog near Sioux City forced Mr. Havorka to look for a spot for an emergency landing. When the plane landed in a pasture, as the pilot hit the brakes, it skidded on the wet turf and went through a fence into a listed corn field and flipped over on its nose.
Mr. Havorka’s glasses were broken in the mishap and he suffered a slight cut above one eye.
There was considerable damage to the plane, which is owned by Calvin Havorka of Laurel.
June 16, 1960
RANDOLPH - The Randolph baseball team played its first game of the season Monday evening and lost a 17 to 11 slugfest to Wakefield in a tilt played on the winners diamond.
Seeing action on the mound for Randolph were Lyle Eberhardt, Aelred Tunink, Dale Kropp and Marlin Lackas. Dave O’Brien and Kearney Lackas handled the catching chores.
The game marked the return of town team baseball in Randolph after a lapse of several years.
June 16, 1960
RANDOLPH - Rev. C. Edwin Anderson is the new minister of the Methodist churches of Randolph and Mclean, succeeding Rev. E.L. Gustafson, who left Thursday for a pastorate in Minnesota.
Rev. Anderson comes to Randolph from Palisade where he has held a pastorate the past five years.
June 11, 1970
RANDOLPH — Roger Nelsen, a four year Enlistee in the U.S.
Air Force, left from Omaha on Wednesday to begin his basic training at Lackland AFB, Texas.
The son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Nelsen of Sholes, Roger is a 1970 graduate of the Randolph Public School.
Gary Reineke left June 1 to begin training at San Diego, Calif. in the U.S. Marine Corps.
A three year enlistee, he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reineke and a 1970 graduate of the Randolph Public School.
June 11, 1970
RANDOLPH — Miss Sandi Dominisse, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Dominisse, has completed 2100 hours of training at the Stewart School of Hairstyling in Sioux City, Iowa.
June 12, 1980
RANDOLPH — Thomas Mannion, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mannion, received a Master’s degree in Business Administration on June 6 at Southern Illinois University of Edwardsville.
June 12, 1980
RANDOLPH — Rev. Clyde Carpenter will be the new pastor serving the Randolph and McLean United Methodist Churches.
Rev. Joe Lee has served the two churches the past two years. He and his family moved to Iowa.
June 12, 1980
RANDOLPH — Neil Kluver put together rounds of 40, 36 and 36 to capture runner-up honors in the Hartington Open Golf Tournament over the weekend.
June 19, 1980
RANDOLPH — Kristi Tunink, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tunink graduated from St. Luke’s School of Nursing on June 6 in Sioux City, Iowa. Kristi will be employed at Sacred Heart Hospital in Yankton, S.D.
June 19, 1980
RANDOLPH — Dorothy Jensen, Home Ec teacher and Future Homemakers of America advisor of Randolph Public Schools, attended a FHA/HERO workshop at Kearney State College June 2-6.
