The Record-Herald and Indianola Tribune from Indianola, Iowa • Page B4

THE INDIANOLA RECORD-HERALD Page Monthly Flea Market, including antiques and collectables, Saturday and Sunday September 7th 8th 4-H Building State Fairgrounds, sponsored by Simpson United Methodist Church. Exhibitors from all over Iowa and surrounding states. Contact Dave (515) 210-5224 Open 9-4 both days. Fish For Stocking Lakes and Ponds and sh, Bass, Bluegill, Hybrid Bluegill, Redear sh, Grass Carp, Minnows, Crappie TO ORDER call BLYZO FISH FARM, Promise City, IA CALL: 1-641-874-5907 SATURDAY Sept 14 SOUTH DES MOINES FARM AND CITY SUPPLY 9-10AM INDIANOLA REYNOLDS FEED SUPPLY 11AM 12 Noon Please bring your own POND water. Taking walleye orders for fall deliveries Private Deliveries Available Fish Farm Open By Appointment pick a winning business or group each week who will have the Purple Pride traveling trophy, courtesy of Custom Trophies.

Entries must be received by Monday at noon Check back to see the weekly winners! Sponsored by: Watch for August 30 and September 5, purple pride trophy winners in The RHT on September 11! Karey Bishop Win me for a week to display in your business! Obituaries Services for James M. ender, 72, who passed a way, Sunday, Aug. 25, 2 013, at Mercy Medical enter in Des Moines, ere held at 10 a.m. ednesday, Aug. 28, at verton Funeral Home in I ndianola, with burial fol- owing in the Indianola I Memorial Gard ens Cemetery.

ames Marvin Bender as born on Friday the 1 3th, September 1940 in enox to parents Rollie a nd (Barber) Bender. farmed with his ad, assisted at the Bende Funeral Home and orked driving a forklift or Tote Industries in Len ox for 20 years. enjoyed raising and howing quarter horses a nd was a member of the aylor County osse. raised two sons and wo daughters, but his eart was so big that in 1 982 he married Marilyn ood and her two child ren. loved to hunt and njoyed amping a nd trail rid- i ng first ith horses, a nd Marilyn eluctantly onverted im to a ule lover! I anyone entioned taking a Jim always aid it would take him 15 inutes to be ready.

Un- orgettable trips included a cruise (and he hated wa- er), Switzerland and Haw aii. He rode the Cross ountry Trail Ride in Emin ence, Missouri for 24 ears and trail rode in entucky, Tennessee, outh Dakota, Wisconsin, ebraska, Illinois and he South Texas Trail Train. A fter moving back to I ndianola in 1984, Jim orked at Emco Indus- ries in Des Moines until etirement when he drove a delivery truck part time or Auto. eft to miss Jim are his ife, Marilyn; children, on (Phyllis) Bender, arb (Tim) Gerber, Diane toddard, David Bender, eresa Knapp and Andy ood; 10 grandchildren; ne great-grandchild; rother, Thomas (Deb) ender; and sister, Terri ender. Proceeding him i death were his parents a nd granddaughter, Jessic a Wood.

isitation was held 4 to 8 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 27, at verton Funeral Home here family was present rom 6 to 8 p.m. to greet riends. Memorials may given to Kiya Koda Hum ane Society in Indiano- a.

nline condolences ay be made at www. vertonfunerals.com. James M. Bender, 72, Indianola Jim Bender Dennis Craig passed a way Friday, Aug. 23, 2 013, at his home in Carl isle.

Funeral services ere held at 10 a.m. ednesday, Aug. 28, 2013, a Peterson Funeral ome in Carlisle with urial in the Middle River emetery. Visitation with is family was held from 5 7 p.m. Tuesday, Aug.

27, a lso at the funeral home. ennis was born on eb. 22, 1949, to John and ernice Plaehn Craig in aterloo. Denny moved the Carlisle area 40 ears ago where he and ynn raised their three hildren. Prior to moving Carlisle he worked for assey Ferguson.

He has orked for Bartholomew arms for the past 40 ears. Denny was the true A merican farmer and abs olutely loved his job, he as up before the break of awn every day ready to ake on the new day and et to work. I was a very rare mo- ment to not see Denny fix- i ng something. He was abs olutely amazing at what did and ould truly ix any- hing. He as always kind to al- ays help thers any hance he ould get.

passed is love of arming on- both of his boys where hey will continue in his egacy. I his free time he oved hunting, hot air ball ooning with his family, atching old John Wayne ovies and playing with is dear grandkids. enny was a big baby weighed almost 11 1 2 pounds at birth! A a child Denny was is shadow on the arm, and farming was his ove from day one. Denny id not really like choco- late and his mom always ad to make a cherry cake or his birthday. In high chool Denny loved play- i ng football and driving ars.

He enjoyed working and attending stock car aces. Among his class- ates Denny was nick- amed which eans big and strong. enny had big hands and ad one of the largest lass rings ever. ennis is survived by is wife, Lynn of Carlisle; ons, Bill of Carlisle and rad (Amy) of Carlisle; aughter, Michelle Craig Carlisle; mother, Bern ice Craig of Dike; sister, ean (Jim) Loger of Dike; randchildren, Ariel, adison, Ashlynn, Colton a nd Chase. ennis was preceded i death by his father, ohn; and a brother, Bob.

nline condolences may made at www.peter onfuneralservice.com. Dennis Craig, 64, Carlisle Dennis raig Don and Marcella ayes celebrated their 6 0th wedding anniversa- Aug. 30, 2013. Cards ay be sent to 611N. inth Indianola, IA 5 0125.

Anniversary Don and Marcella Hayes Hayes 60th Mary Lou Sherwood, 8 5, passed away Monday, A ug. 26, 2013, at the India nola Good Samaritan enter. No services are lanned at this time. he was born Aug. 6, 1 928, to Fred and Esther Glissendorf) Schone in hite Lake, S.D., where he graduated from high chool.

She continued her ducation at Dakota Wesl yn College in Mitchell, and on May 28, 1950, as united in marriage to oran Fred Sherwood. hey lived in Flint, aterloo and Cedar Falls efore moving to Des oines in 1961. She was ret ired from CDS in Des oines. Mary Lou moved Indianola in 1994 and she njoyed music and her ard club. urvivors include her hildren, Bob Athey of ucson, Stanley (Terr y) Sher- ood of India nola and ichard herwood of ucson, A six randchil- ren; nine reat-grand- hildren; six reat-great- randchil- ren; brother, Chuck Gwen) Schone of Port- and, Maine, and twin sis- er, Rose Marie Raymond Grand Forks, N.D.

She as preceded in death by er husband on Feb. 20, 1 971. Online condolences ay be made at www.over- onfunerals.com. Mary Lou Sherwood, 85, Indianola Mary Lou herwood Many of our high chool students are in the hick of all-state and PUS Honor Choir prep- a ration. The music is al- ays challenging and hether the students are elected or not, these stud ents always get a strong tart to the year and be- ome better musicians.

I ave a super group of inth-graders audition- i ng for OPUS Honor hoir. These students ave to jump on board eally fast because their a udition recordings are ubmitted by the middle September. The fresh- an class is large and as several very talented usicians a fun way start the year. Our up- er level musicians are racticing their scales a nd music for all-state a uditions in October. here is no easing in for ur high school music ians they jump in full trength from the start.

ur high school show hoirs got started early his year. Our schedule as determined by when could get the choreog- aphers that we hired to ome to Indianola. Show hoir choreographers a re tough to find and hen you find choreog- aphers that work well ith the singers you let hem tell you when able to work with he groups. We have hree show choirs again his year. al Hagener will dir ect the varsity group, ide One.

I will direct the ixed junior varsity rep group, Flip Side, a nd the mixed prep show hoir, SideWayz. There a re close to 200 singers in ur high school show hoirs. There are four hances to see our show hoirs perform in India nola. Nov. 25 show hoirs and jazz bands erform their Fall Show- ase Concert, giving a review of the season.

abaret will be held Jan. 3 0, 31and Feb. 1at the astoral center. Tickets ill go on sale at the fall oncert. Feb.

21and 22 we ost our Indianola azz Encounter which rings middle school and igh school show choirs a nd jazz bands from all a round the state to comp ete at our high school. A fter all of our other ompetitions, finish he season with our pring concert on March 1 1. A incredible amount time and energy gets ut into our high school xtra-curricular ensem- les. We really hope be able to attend ur home fine vents! Julie Schnieders is an Indianola igh School vocal music teacher. provide information for Culture orner, call Schnieders at (515) 9 61-9510 ext.

2154, or email ulie.schnieders@indiano- a.k12.ia.us or Randy Stone, I ndianola High School speech and heater teacher, at the school, 515) 961-9510 ext. 2159, email andy.stone@indianola.k12.ia.us. Students step up new challenges Culture orner Julie Schienders.