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VILLAGE OF EXETER
Saturday, August 3, 2024
ExeterFun Days Downtown Activities
The library had a book sale for all ages.
Jack Dinneen preps his ribs and them gets them in the smoke.
Friday, August 2, 2024
Exeter Fun Days 3 on 3 Tournament
Toon Squad won first place in the under high school division. Pictured, from the left: Beau Becker, Keisyn Kirchhoff, Gavin Mueller and Dane Anderson.
Panther team took second place in the under high school division. Pictured, from the left: Maddox Veleba, Jackson Chaney, Brooks Hoarty and Aiden Stutzman.
First place in the high school and above division were Aidan Vavra, Mikey Bartu and Brett Kallhoff.
Second place in the high school and above division were Taeven Zigler, Keltyn Kirchhoff, and Adrien Mueller.
Thursday, August 1, 2024
Obituary Kenneth Bolte
Services- Thursday , August 1 2:00 p.m. Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home
Kenneth Dwayne Bolte, age 87, from Exeter, Nebraska, passed away on Saturday, July 27, 2024.
Kenneth graduated from Exeter High School in 1954. After high school, he started farming on the family farm and played in several polka bands. He married his wife, Delores Pawlish, in November 1959 and lived on the family farm northeast of Exeter.
During his life, he learned the carpentry trade. He was passionate about his woodworking projects, remodeling, and building homes. Kenneth loved the outdoors: fishing, hunting, farming, raising livestock, and gardening, which always provided a generous amount of produce. He retired 12 years ago and kept busy on the farm. He often went to town for coffee with friends, played cards, and put puzzles together.
His greatest joy in life was his family. He cherished watching his daughter and granddaughter in school activities and celebrating special holidays with homemade food. Knowing his great-grandchildren also brought him much enjoyment.
Kenneth is survived by his beloved wife of 64 years, Delores; daughter Laurie Schaal (Jeff); granddaughter Sydney Schreier (Justin); great-grandchildren Soren and Poppy Schreier.
He is preceded in death by his parents, Ivan and Katherine Bolte, and his grandparents.
Memorials: Exeter Methodist Community Church
Awards and Memberships:
• The Musicians’ Hall of Fame – inducted in 2015
• Pioneer Award - Fillmore County Farm 100 plus years established in 1918
• Better Life Fraternal Member
• Exeter Methodist Community Church Member
Exeter Aquatic Center Hours to Change.
Starting August 4 the Exeter Aquatic Center will only be open from 1:30 - 5:30 p.m.
Last day the pool is open is August 11. Enjoy the last few days.
Exeter-Milligan Update: Third Grade
What is
happening in 3rd grade?!
By Ashley
Arbuck, Exeter-Milligan Third Grade Teacher
The
3rd-grade students just finished up their reading unit on space. They
enjoyed learning about life on the ISS and the different aspects of the solar
system. Their favorite part of the unit was performing a reader's theater
about different astronomers and their findings for the 1st-grade class
(Pictured
top: left-right Kollins Johnson, Allyson Cuevas, and Charlie Vejraska. Bottom:
left-right Kolsen Kahlandt and Kyler Oldehoeft.)
Wednesday, July 31, 2024
Tuesday, July 30, 2024
Exeter-Milligan Update: English/Language Arts
Brooklyn Oldehoeft, Adrien Mueller (partially hidden), Kaylynn Harding, Truman Milton, Sydney Engert, Logan Johnson.
Laying down - RJ Clevenger and Cohen Harre
ELA
Update
By Brandi
Perez, Exeter-Milligan Language Arts Instructor
The high
school ELA classroom has been busy covering a vast amount of content. English 9
students just wrapped up Romeo and Juliet. On the last day of Act V, students
utilized the stage to act out the final moments of Romeo and Juliet. English 10
students are focusing on the question, “What is the relationship between power
and freedom?” Students have read texts by Malala Yousafzai, John F. Kennedy,
and Franklin D. Roosevelt. English 11 students have been working hard to
decipher between who v. whom and using pronoun references correctly. The
English 12 students just started a new unit on what types of experiences allow
people to discover who they really are. Finally, the journalism students are
working on implementing new equipment into their content creation, like
bluetooth microphones, to promote the latest school events. Be on the lookout
for videos and podcasts to listen to.
Jase Luzum, Avery Nichols, Jonah Geiger, Selah Petersen, Kiley Oldehoeft
(partial)
Monday, July 29, 2024
Sunday, July 28, 2024
Exeter Days 2024: Glow Back to the 80's
The Exeter American legion was packed for the Fire Department Hot Roast Beef Sandwich meal Saturday night before the street dance.
It was hard to miss all the neon and the special 80's attire at this years Exeter Days, "Glow back to the 80's."