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News from Clarissa's Past 25 Years Ago October 25, 2000 Work has begun on the new senior center. The foundation has been laid and the walls will soon go up. But life goes on as usual in other respects. Regular meetings are held on Tuesday and Friday afternoons at the city hall with fellowship and coffee being served on Monday mornings. ********** The American Legion Post 213 rededicated the Harlan E. Schafer Park Memorial. Schafer, who died in WWII, was a brother of Mrs. E

News from Browerville's Past 25 Years Ago October 26, 2000 When Marv Cole opens his computer store in the old Kahlert Oil building in Browerville on October 30, he will not only be providing a place to purchase a new computer system, but Marv said that the new business will offer residents a place to learn about their existing systems, as well as get hands-on computer experience. ********** The Gallery, located at 648 Main Street North in Browerville, is holding an open ho

News from Eagle Bend's Past 25 Years Ago June 2, 2000 Harlen Guse of Eagle Bend was one of Minnesota’s at-home players on an episode of Powerball-The Game Show that aired on Saturday, October 14. ********** The Eagle Valley football team traveled all the way to Murdock to play their last regular season and conference game last Wednesday. The Rebels came away with a hard fought 17-14 win. This win gave the Rebels the Conference South championship with a 6-0 record and compl

News from Bertha and Hewitt's Pasts 25 Years Ago October 25, 2000 Doug Cederstrom from E and V Construction was on hand at the Bertha-Hewitt School Board meeting to inform the board of the progress of the school addition. Drywall work was progressing in the head start and early childhood rooms and that overall, things were progressing very quickly. Cederstrom did say that some time was lost while waiting for some mechanical deliveries and the aluminum deliveries. They would

News from Verndale's Past 40 Years Ago, October 23, 1985 • Dan Ritari has transformed the former lumber yard rafter shed into a machine shop to do custom fabrication and machine work of all kinds. The front half has been transformed into office space and work areas while the back half of the building is for storage of metal supplies needed for production. • The economy and competition were major factors in the decision made by Harry Dahlin in locking the doors for good on M