By Lynnville-Sully Superintendent Shane Ehresman
Pick One Role and Stick to It!
Do you attend Lynnville-Sully athletic activities? Do you sit next to a Lynnville-Sully spectator who may question a coaching deci-sion/call/athlete playing time? Do you observe a Lynnville-Sully adult feeling worse than the athlete after a bad play or game? Do you see a Lynnville-Sully fan...
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The DeeZee Spirit – Jan. 2
I went to the Jingle Bell Rock Christmas event in Sully a couple of weeks ago. The parade was a little short but had some very nice entrants.
When I started to go through the businesses, I started at the First State Bank. I followed a large group of children in the door. Most of them...
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Roy M. Spangenburg, 91
Roy M. Spangenburg, 91, of Lynnville, passed away Thursday, Dec. 26, 2013, at the Iowa Veteran’s Home in Marshalltown. Funeral services were Dec. 31 at the Holland-Coble Funeral Home in New Sharon. Burial was in the Hewitt Cemetery near Reasnor.
Roy Merlyn Spangenburg, the son of Ben and Mae (Strauccer) Spangenburg, was born July 19, 1922,...
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Sully 1st Street funding offer was in error
Wednesday, Dec. 18, Sully Mayor-elect Brent Vander Molen, Sully City Engineer Brad Uitermarkt, and Sully Mayor Gordon Yarrington met with Jasper County Engineer Russ Stutt and County Supervisor Denny Stevenson about resurfacing 1st Street (the main highway through town) in Sully with CIRTPA Funding. During this meeting, it was found out that cities that are...
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Bud Manges, 98
Bud Manges, 98
Bud Manges, 98, formerly of Pella, died Friday, Dec. 13, 2013, at the West Ridge Nursing Home in Knoxville. Funeral services were at 10:30 a.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 18, at First Baptist Church in Pella. Interment was in Portergrove Cemetery, Pella, with military rites by American Legion Post #89.
Charles Jefferson "Bud" Manges was...
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New clerk, new hours for city of Lynnville
Kim Harsselaar to take place of retiring Lynnville City Clerk Keith Renaud.
Adrianna Joy Vos
Curt and Candice Vos of rural Newton welcomed Adrianna Joy on Wednesday, Dec. 4, 2013, at 10:37 p.m. She weighed 9 pounds 7 ounces and was 21 inches long. She is welcomed home by siblings Brenden, Colton, Bailey, and Chloe. Grandparents are Clint and Marla Vos of rural Sully and Sid and Helen Six of...
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