What's New

We had some beautiful weather Saturday for the BBQ. We had a 

nice little crowd at the Resource, History and Veterans Rooms in

the morning. And thank you to Jo Lewis for helping us tackle the

new printer.

The garage sales and flea market did a brisk business according

to all reports. As did the bake sale in the Duncan Building. Thank

you to the Fire & Rescue for manning the concession stand and to 

the Christian church for the children's games. Lots of stuff to do: 2

water slides, kids tractor pull, 5K run and walk with 75 participants!

bean bag tournament, Winners: Chris Lutjemeyer & James Lentz),

Fastpitch games and the Tim Boerner Memorial Horseshoe

Pitching Contest. The winners were Michael West & Mike Weyers.

The Ebert family: organizers and workers that make the

Unadilla 5K possible

Look at all that jelly!

Gordon Hopp & Shari Timm's booth at the Flea Market

Lunch time at the Concession Stand

Unadilla Fire & Rescue

New this year!

Tropical Snow snow cones. Boy did they hit the spot!

Thanks especially to Corinne Zahn and the Village Board for

organizing this and all the "behind the scenes" folks who help

them out. 

The helpers who showed up Sunday morning got a great

meal! Just another reason we're proud to tell folks

we're from Unadilla! Great photos Corinne! See them all

on our Facebook page!

Letter from residents: 

  Lois and I want to thank everyone that made the Unadilla Days and Bar B Q possible.. Lately Lois and I have been dealing with some debilitating medical issues which made our participation in Unadilla days difficult. 

It only took one phone call to have someone deliver two Bar B Q dinners to our house. 

The food was hot, there was plenty of it and it was delivered to the house promptly at 5:00 p.m.  The fact that you provide this service is a real blessing. 

We want to thank everyone involved in making this possible.

Lois & Joe Chadwick

Have you seen me out in the early morning taking photos

around town? No, I'm not spying on you! FEMA now requires

"before" photos in case of a disaster and the Village wants to

be prepared. All intersections will be taken 360 degrees and

any other places that could receive damage like the Park,

sewer pond, etc.

Thank you to Norma Jean Boettcher for her generous

donations of items for our Rooms.

Wishing a speedy recovery to Bob Bryan and lots of 

patience for Marcia! Continued get well wishes to Nancy

Crownover, Brett Dettmer, Brett Lucas and Sheila Glathar.

BIRTHDAYS & ANNIVERSARIES

6-27   Ron Conradi

6-28   Dan Martacho, Cameron Johnson

6-29   Tyler & Donna Crownover

6-30   Izabella Marie Foley, Nola Wilhelm Johnson

7-1   Jessica Hinrichsen, Carolyn Kastens

7-2   Margaret Donovan, Carrie Hopp Bischoff

7-3   Bev & Chuck Bjork, Todd Zahn

NEWS FROM 100 YEARS AGO

Friday, 6-28-1918, The Otoe Union:

"George Ostrander drives a patriotic buggy. It has red, white

and blue spokes." The Boy Scouts spent a week at South Bend,

camping near the Fish Hatchery. Alton Hair, Denver, came to

help out at his father's store. It was called "The Store on the Corner",

run by W.F. Hair, and sat on the corner south of the present

day M.K. Meats.

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS