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FRANK SMITH BONE II

Frank Smith “Bill” Bone II, age 76, of Council Bluffs, IA passed away March 3, 2018. He was born in Osceola, IA on March 21, 1941 to the late Boyd and Marie (Boling) Bone. Bill spent most of his youth on the family farm north of Grand River, IA. He worked for 33 years for…

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Murphy commits to Simpson

Senior Zach Murphy, tthe son of Jared and Leslie Murphy, has signed a letter of commitment to play football with Simpson College for the Fall of 2018.   For more on this story, sign in to the e-edition.

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Raiderettes go for gold at I-35

The Raiderettes traveled to Truro for the Interstate-35 Relays in which they took first place with 127 points. Des Moines-Lincoln finished in second with 98 points.   For more on this story, sign in to the e-edition.

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45 YEARS OF SERVICE

by Curtis Riggs Rosemary Hullinger, the teller coordinator for US Bank in Mount Ayr, is celebrating her 45th in the banking industry.   For more on this story, sign in to the e-edition.

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Blizzard of ‘73 another April news maker

Last week’s Record-News recalled the tornado that hit Ringgold County April 11, 2001. Most readers also recall another weather news maker that occurred nearly 28 years to the day prior to the tornado – the Blizzard of 1973.   For more on this story, sign in to the e-edition.

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ETHEL RUTH ANGUS

Ethel Ruth Moffatt Angus was born January 8, 1916, the first child of Alex Grant and Elsie Rose (Holloway) Moffatt south of Mount Ayr, IA. She entered into eternal rest on March 30, 2018 at the Mount Ayr Health Care Center eager to meet her Savior Jesus Christ. Ruth grew up on the Moffatt farm…

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Raiderettes don’t miss a step at Bedford Relays

The Mount Ayr Raiderettes traveled to Bedford on March 27 for the first “official” meet of Spring. The girls took first place with 190 points, 38 points ahead of the second place finisher, Southwest Valley.   For more on this story, sign in to the e-edition.

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