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SHS Picture Project Needs Your Help SERVING LOGAN & McPHERSON COUNTIES THE STAPLETON FOR OVER 100 YEARS SinceLOGAN 1912 COUNTY, • creativeprintersonline.com STAPLETON NEBRASKA 69163 (USPS THURSDAY, 518780) FEBRUARY 6, THURSDAY, 2020 JANUARY 5, 2017 NO. NO. 1 6 SHS picture project needs your help The Class of 1945 picture composite needs to be iden- MARCIA HORA - THE STAPLETON ENTERPRISE tified. There is only one class member, the late Anna Rea- Kristy Opela works on the computerized picture project for Baker Rural/Stapleton High School. All of the pictures soner Rogers, who is known. It would be helpful if have been scanned and Opela is now editing, cropping, and identifying pictures. Photos of the classes from 1921 anyone has a 1944 annual that could be used to cross ref- through 2019 will be downloaded onto the computerized picture composite located in the lobby of Stapleton Public erence. Schools. It’s a huge undertaking. Scanning ley Neale, Mable Luella Lindsay and and identifying hundreds of class pic- Helen Josephine Klump. tures of seniors at Stapleton High Opela said the first pictures she has School is well underway. Kristy Opela, are of the Class of 1921. There were who is now working on identification two graduates, Lena Karn and Cecile of class members, said the project is set Harvey. to be completed by the 2020 Baker Some classes have names with pic- Rural/Stapleton High School alumni tures. Others do not. This has slowed reunion that will be held Saturday, down the project, and it is hoped that June 6. members of classes may be able to help Volunteers have completed scanning out. pictures from the composites that once “Identification of photos of the adorned the upstairs hallways of SHS. Classes of 1940 to 1956 that spelled out Some of the pictures were glued to Stapleton High School are needed,” boards, there are banners, and others Opela said. “If anyone was in these are on cardboard. classes, please call me at 308-636- In 1918, a district known as the Sta- 8200.” pleton Consolidated District was She is also in need of Class of 2001 formed and there were 11 grades in and 2014 senior pictures. Photos had the school until the time when the to be scanned from the annual because 12th grade was added. Charles Neale pictures were layered on the compos- was the only graduate for the spring of ite, and others are of poor quality and 1917 and he had completed the eleven did not scan well. grades of work. The school board told Photos from these two classes, in jpg him if he went back to school and took format, may be emailed to Opela at The Class of 1924 is a single photo. After taking the picture off of the composite the 12th grade the following year, he bar11@gpcom. net. board, the names were found on the back and the job of identification was easy. Mem- would be allowed to graduate with the After work is completed on the origi- bers of the class and teachers, back row, l-r: Philip Smith, Seth Compton, Wayne Wells, Class of 1918. He did and the three nal composites, they will be placed in Hiram Alexander, teacher; Professor Beedle, teacher; Earl Roten, Harold Carr, and graduates that year were Charles Les- a flip file for viewing. Archie Marrs. Front row, l-r: Bertha Jenkins, Verna Viehmeyer, Opal Bakewell, Olive Anderson, Ella Pooschke, Alta Magnuson, Hazel Danielson, and Thelma Harvey. One vehicle accident north of Stapleton Three people were taken ary 28. The driver of a alert. to Great Plains Health in 2011 Nisson Juke lost con- Logan County Deputy North Platte by Thedford trol due to ice and slush Dalen Wood also provided Rescue after a single car on the roadway. The vehi- assistance at the scene. accident on U.S. Highway cle went into the ditch Extensive damage was 83 near the Thomas- and down an embank- reported to the vehicle Logan county line. ment. and it was towed. Thomas County Deputy Both airbags deployed The accident was inves- Sheriff Joseph Smith said and all three occupants in tigated by Thomas County the accident occurred the vehicle were con- Deputy Sheriff Joseph Tuesday morning, Janu- scious, breathing, and Smith. THOMAS COUNTY DEPUTY SHERIFF -- News Briefs -- McPherson Notices Weather Index Co. News Vet’s Club Chili Passport To Big Legal Notices.................2 Social Side ....................3 Cook-Off Date Set Game Watching Opinion Page.................4 For February 22 Lisa Kinderknecht of Staple- ton was the winner of the Sta- Men of Tundra................4 Stapleton’s chili cook-off pleton Area Chamber of Classifieds .....................5 contest at the Vet’s Club has Commerce’s passport to big McPherson County been set for Saturday, Febru- game watching. • McPherson County News............................6 ary 22. The drawing was conducted Entries need to be in by Commissioners Special MCS News ....................7 Friday, January 31. Lisa re- DATE HI LOW MT 6:00 p.m. and judging will be Meeting Proceedings SPS News .....................8 ceived a Samsung 55” 7 Se- • Logan County 1 & 6 Year 21 26 6 0 conducted at 6:30 p.m. ries smart television. 22 33 15 0 Sports............................9 Open to the public for tast- Road Notice Business places also con- • Notice of Renewal of Retail 23 52 26 .01 Lost in the Sandhills ....10 ing at 7:00 p.m. 24 37 24 0 ducted drawings. • Over The Hills Liquor License Stapleton FFA There will be two divisions - Pictures will appear in next 25 42 20 0 hot and mild. • Graphic Files • Stapleton Rural Fire Dt. 26 55 20 0 Gratitude Campaign ..11 week’s issue and the names Notice of Meeting Entertainment will be by • Smith Announces 27 52 27 0 SPS Students of the of those winning the individ- • Village of Stapleton Wind chill was -1 degree at 7:53 Joel Warren and there will be ual drawings will be an- February Mobile Offices Month .......................11 card games. Notice of Meeting a.m. on January 21. Fog was re- nounced at that time. • “Little Things” Poem • Delinquent Tax Notices ported on January 22. New Arrival ..................12 Page 2 Thursday, February 6, 2020 Public Notices The Stapleton Enterprise Legal Notice office of the Village Clerk. It’s your right to know Stacey Anderson NOTICE OF RENEWAL Village Clerk McPherson Co. OF RETAIL Publish: Febr. 6, 2020 Commissioners LIQUOR LICENSE Notice is hereby given McPherson Board Special pursuant to section 53- Meeting 135.01 that a liquor li- County School cense may be District #90 Proceedings ZNEZ automatically renewed MCPHERSON COUNTY tion#2020-8, appointing for one year from May 1, Notice of BOARD MINUTES Brett Nason as the Desig- 2020 for the following re- Meeting SPECIAL MEETING – nated Contact Person for tail liquor licensee: Notice is hereby given JANUARY 27, 2020 the purchase of the Semi- VETERANS that McPherson County The McPherson County Tractor, with the payment ASSOCIATION School District #90 Board Board of Commissioners of $17,000.00 to Blue d/b/a VETERANS CLUB of Education will hold a met as per adjournment River Trucks, LLC., being NON-PROFIT meeting on Saturday, Feb- of January 8, 2020, for a made from the McPher- CORPORATION ruary 15, 2020, at the special meeting. Notice of son County Inheritance LICENSE OF high school in Tryon, meeting having been Tax Fund. Repayment to STAPLETON, LOGAN which meeting will be posted five days prior at the Inheritance Fund will COUNTY, NEBRASKA open to the public. The Neal Oil & Auto, McPher- be made from the Road Entire floor area approx- regular board meeting son County Courthouse Fund. Nason seconded imately 22’x78’ plus base- will be held at 1:00 p.m. and the U.S. Post Office in the motion. Voting Aye: ment and adjoining Agenda for such meet- Tryon, NE. Notice of the Rundback, Nason and building approximately ing, kept continuously meeting was also posted Bryant. Voting Nay: None. 20’x50’ to the north, Lots current, is available for on the McPherson County There being no further 15 & 16, Block 9, Inside public inspection at the Website. The purpose of business, the Board ad- Corporate Limits. office of the superintend- the meeting was to dis- journed at 9:20 a.m. to Notice is hereby given ent. Except for items of an cuss the possible pur- meet again at 9:00 a.m., that written protests to emergency nature, the chase of a Semi-Tractor February 12, 2020, for the issuance of automatic agenda will not be en- which is needed to re- their next regular meet- renewal of license may be larged later than 24 hours place the Mack Truck ing. filed by any resident of before the scheduled com- which is no longer in serv- John Bryant, the Village of Stapleton mencement of the meet- ice. The meeting was Chairman on or before February 12, ing. called to order at 9:02 of the Board 2020, in the office of the Publish: Febr. 6, 2020 a.m. by Board Chairman Katherine Hoberg, Stapleton Village Clerk; John Bryant, who noted McPherson that in the event protests McPherson Co. the Open Meetings Poster County Clerk are filed by three or more on the wall. Members Publish: Feb. 6, 2020 such persons a hearing Commissioners Carl Rundback and Brett Logan County will be held to determine Board Meeting Nason were present. Also whether continuation of Public Notice present were Edd Black said license should be al- One & Six Year NOTICE OF PUBLIC and County Clerk Kathy lowed. MEETING Hoberg. Member of the Road Notice Stacey Anderson, OF McPHERSON public, Jill McNutt was A public hearing will be Village Clerk COUNTY BOARD OF also present.
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