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July 9, 1980
HARTINGTON - Chuck Senter claims the first sign he ever painted was on the East Coast of the United States. “It read ‘Welcome Columbus,”’ he laughs.
Senter, a native of Wayne, has been painting signs throughout the country for nearly half a century.
Last week he was in Hartington for his annual working visit.
“I don’t know how long I’ve been coming here,” Senter says. “I don’t think I’ve ever missed a year in Hartington, though. They have been pretty loyal to me here.”
July 9,1980
HARTINGTON -Nobody likes to see corn on the ground or wheat in the street.
The nation does have adequate storage for its crops, but the storage is not always near the growing area.
Elevator operators who have CCC-owned grain in storage and who will need space for 1980 crops should request loading orders from ASCS’s Kansas City Commodity Office as soon as possible according to officials of the Agricultural Stabilizing and Conservation Service.
July 9,1980
HARTINGTON -Alumni of Cedar Catholic High School and the former Holy Trinity High School celebrated their 75th anniversary of the first graduating class with a reunion Saturday, July 5. Mrs. LeAnn Uhing and Mrs. Betty Albers registered the alumni and guests.
July 9, 1980
HARTINGTON - Louis Herbolsheimer was appointed as the north ward city councilman. He will now attend his first meeting as a member next Tuesday.
July 11, 1990
ST. HELENA - Two people died Wednesday at about 9 p.m. when their van was in a collision with a pickup truck at the intersection of Highways 12 and 14H, one mile north of Bow Valley.
Both were from Santee. Six other occupants of the van and two occupants of the pickup were transported to Sacred Heart Hospital in Yankton by rescue squads from Wynot, Hartington and Crofton.
Ramona Saul, 30, driver of the van, died at the scene.
