From the March 10, 1983 edition of The Wayne Herald
Allen welding team wins competition Several students from the vocational agriculture class at Allen High School took part in the District 3 …
From the September 11, 2003 edition of The Wayne Herald
Nick Klassen to receive Medal of Merit
Nick Klassen's quick thinking and lifesaving action have earned him a national honor so rare …
From the September 10, 1993 edition of The Wayne Herald
Family relocates; likes Wayne life
A better quality of life is what attracted Tamra and Dr. Robert Krugman to relocate to Wayne. The …
From the September 8, 1983 edition of The Wayne Herald
Li'l Husker Day draws 750
Planning is underway for the second Li'l Husker Day, which has been tentatively schedule dfor Evergreen …
From the September 6, 1973 edition of The Wayne Herald
AFS student arrives 'home'
Thirty-one former students and their husbands and wives, plus several guests turned out for the fifty-year …
From the September 4, 1963 edition of The Wayne Herald
Open house marks new era for Dahl Retirement Center
Completion of an ambitious construction and remodeling program this week will mark …
August 21, 1963
Wayne National Guard practices camouflage
Camouflage was one of the studies engaged in by the Wayne National Guard unit at Camp Ripley during the past week and a half. Here, …
August 17, 1993
Young pilgrims wowed by experience Wayne's young pilgrims who made the trek to Denver to see the Pope last week returned home Monday excited to the point of exhaustion with the …
August 15, 1983
Wayne vet visits Vienna
The Kiwanis International annual convention is usually held in such places as Minneapolis and Phoenix, so when it was announced the 1983 convention …
August 14, 2003
Football player speaks to kids about Nigeria
Celebrating International Week at Rainbow World, children were able to make crafts and taste foods from around the world.
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August 14, 1963
Topp, Glass, have champion animals in 4-H beef showing
A 950 pound Hereford steer shown by Mickey Topp was picked as the Grand Champion at the 4-H baby beef show Thursday at …
August 13, 1973
Biking their way West
An ambitious trio from Wakefield took off Wednesday afternoon on their 10-speed bikes with Colorado as their destination.
Thanks to the Wakefield …
August 8, 1983
Wayne couple takes over feed business
Roberts Feed & Seed at 106 Pearl in Wayne has a new name and new owners.
Brooks, 29, and Jennifer, 24, Widner of Wayne have …
August 7, 2003
Ponies help those with disabilities
When a pony came to a special education classroom under the direction of Dr. Fay Jackson on the Wayne State College campus, Brian Hapner …
August 7, 1963
Fair opens Thursday with free barbecue, fireworks
A free barbecue Thursday night and the largest fireworks display ever presented in Northeast Nebraska will highlight the …
August 6, 1973
76 area children enrolled in Circus fun reading club
Seventy-six children were enrolled in the summer reading club program at the public library this year according to …
August 6, 1993
Longtime editor will switch jobs
Longtime Wayne Herald news staff member LaVon Anderson has resigned to take a new job as special education aide with the Wakefield Schools. …
August 3, 1993
More puppies than they can handle
Members of the Scott Schultz family of rural Wayne were surprised last week when their Blond Lab "Taffy" delivered 16 puppies in one healthy …
August 2, 1973
Area twirler wins state honors
Carla Miller, 15-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Miller of Winside, received a third place trophy in the senior division of the state …
August 1, 1983
A piece of history: Wayne's last creamery is outgrown
The last creamery in Wayne- and one of the last in Northeast Nebraska- has stopped churning. For many years, dairy …
July 31, 2003
Marine shares his experiences in Iraq Marine Cpl. Matthew Benson is back in Wayne after serving in Iraq. He is in the 2nd Marine Division and has been at Camp Lejeune, North …
July 31, 1963
Nearly 4,000 people enjoy Winside Old Settlers picnic The weather was perfect and the public took advantage of it at Winside's Old Settlers picnic as nearly 4,000 people turned out …
July 26, 1993
Winside volunteer named EMS Person of the Year Don Skokan, a member of the Winside Volunteer Rescue Squad, was one of three Nebraskans named Emergency Medical Service Persons of …
July 23, 1973
Hail strips hopes for record yields Northeast of Wayne Farmers northeast of Wayne are hoping for cool, cloudy weather to give their crops a chance to recover from Wednesday night's …
July 25, 1983
Official weather watcher If you took all the rain gauges operated by the United States Weather Service and lined them up side-by-side, they would not even cover a football field.
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From the July 17, 2003 edition of The Wayne Herald
Sister wins residence hall room waiver for her brother Seventeen-year-old Luke Stoltenberg of Carroll, a recent graduate of Wayne High School …
From the July 17, 1963 edition of The Wayne Herald:
Officer gets 10 dog surprise Queenie added to her kingdom recently, leaving the Wayne Police Department in a bit of a quandary.
Queenie, …
From the July 14, 1983 edition of The Wayne Herald:
'Chicken Man' returns In 1975, a friend gave Dave Quick a rubber chicken for a present.
Now, Quick travels all around the world snapping …
From the July 13, 1993 edition of The Wayne Herald
Thousands view zaniness of Chicken Show #13 It was a record setting year for the Wayne Chicken Show. A bigger parade than ever, new records in …
From the July 9, 1973 edition of The Wayne Herald
New Chief on duty Wayne's new chief of police, Bob Evers, officially took over his duties Monday, replacing ex-chief Vern Fairchild. Evers' …
From the July 3, 2003 edition of The Wayne Herald
Ball field dedication held in Concord
The dedication of the Bucky Wesley Memorial Ball Field was held Saturday afternoon in Concord.
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From the July 3, 1963 edition of The Wayne Herald
Troop 174 begins Conservation Campout
In a carefree scene, the Boy Scouts in Troop 174 enjoyed phase one of a conservation campout.
In …
From the June 29, 1993 edition of The Wayne Herald
'Old Settlers' enjoy bluebird skies
Blue sky and sunshine provided a perfect atmosphere for the 92nd Wayne County Old Settlers Celebration …
From the June 28, 1973 edition of The Wayne Herald
What a dreamy night
Wild, wacky and wonderful is one way to describe Wayne's annual Moonlight Madness sales Tuesday night as clerks and …
From the June 27, 1983 edition of The Wayne Herald
Wakefield man discovers remnant of ancient mammoth
Someday, Sandy Otte may be able to start his own museum.
On his farm south and …
From the June 26, 2003 edition of The Wayne Herald
Red Cross responds to Coleridge disaster
Lori Carollo, Chapter Manager of the Wayne County American Red Cross, received a call around …
From the June 26, 1963 edition of The Wayne Herald
WSC, Hahn classes "Hitting the road"
These are the traveling days for Wayne State and Hahn School classes.
Friday, the college …
From the June 21, 1973 edition of The Wayne Herald
Ugly and dangerous
It's going onto a year now since this bridge northeast of Wayne collapsed following a heavy rain.
Piling and …
From the June 20, 1983 edition of The Wayne Herald Ma and Pa Kittle (and family) build efficient dairy operation
"Dairy farmers are becoming scarce," Ronald Kittle, a diary farmer for more than …
From the June 19, 2003 edition of The Wayne Herald
Teachers complete successful careers
Two teachers, with a combined total of 46 years of teaching experience in the Wayne-Carroll schools, …
From the June 15, 1993 edition of The Wayne Herald
Everyone raves about Laurel's 'birthday bash'
Laurel's centennial celebration drew to a close Sunday evening and Co-chairman L.J. Mallatt …
From the June 11, 1993 edition of The Wayne Herald
'Animal arsonist' may have caused fire
The Wayne Volunteer Fire Department was called to three fires in the last three days, one of which …
From the June 9, 1983 edition of The Wayne Herald
Farmer's livestock creates stir with town kids
Lyle Cunningham is dabbling in the mail-order burro business.
Cunningham recently …
From the June 5, 2003 edition of The Wayne Herald
Entertainment and more can be found at 'The Barn'
Rural Wayne couple, Merle and Donna Ring, recently had their barn remodeled so …
From the June 5, 1963 edition of The Wayne Herald
"The Telephone" to be presented at Wayne State
"The Telephone," one of the popular one-act operas of modern musical literature, will be …
From the June 4, 1973 edition of The Wayne Herald
WHS grad accepted into med college
Bruce Ring, a 1970 graduate of Wayne High School, has been accepted at the University of Nebraska …
