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Deborah Conover, 69

Debbie Conover, 69 Deborah Joy Conover, the daughter of Bruce Thomas and Norma Jean (Schmidt) Con-over, was born May 16, 1953. She attended Lynnville-Sully School. Debbie loved animals, especially rabbits, horses, and her special dog Goldie. She enjoyed crocheting, playing games, watching people, and going on car rides.  Debbie especially loved all her Progress Industries family. Debbie...
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Lexi Makayla

David and Amber O’Dell of North English are the parents of a daughter, Lexi Makayla, born Monday, Dec. 12, 2022. She weighed 6 pounds 8 ounces and measured 19.75 inches long. She has twin 15-year-old brothers Gunner and Kayden, a six-year-old brother Joel, and a two-year-old sister Amlynn. Grandparents are Peggy and Dennis Kooyman of Huxley...
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Klein Patricia

Bart and Kasey Zylstra of Pleasant Hill are the parents of a daughter, Klein Patricia, born Dec. 2, 2022. She weighed 8.5 pounds. Grandparents are Clint and Kris Vonk of Sully and Tim and Lori Zylstra of Sully. Great-grandparents are Carolyn Vonk of Sully and Duke Zylstra of Sully....
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Taytum Jo

Taytum Jo was born on Dec. 6, 2022, to Javon Collins and Tammy De Cook of Kellogg. She weighed 7.1 pounds. Her three brothers are Javion age 10, Jayton age 6, and Jasiah age 3. Grandparents are Mark and Karla De Cook of Sully, Nila De Cook of Newton, LaNitra Collins of Austin, TX, and Trevino...
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Christmas cheer shines bright in Lynnville

Horse-drawn trolley rides were given by Happy  Trails Trolley of Tama-Toledo and sponsored by 1st State Bank.  Despite the gloomy weather outside on Saturday morning, Dec. 10, the holiday cheer of every person who attended Lynnville’s annual Christmas Celebration shone bright. [caption id="attachment_7076236" align="aligncenter" width="604"] Diamond Trail Preschool students present...
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Killduff Feed and Grain welcomes new manager Ben Frahm

The Killduff Feed and Grain team includes: From left, Spencer Udelhoven, owners Donnie and Sharri Huyser, new manager Ben Frahm, Jeremy Flores, Blaize Kuhlmann, and John Dodge. Frahm replaces David Samson, Jr. as manager, and he will start at the family-owned business on Jan. 9. A new name and face with the same agricultural knowledge customers...
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