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Newspaper
Humboldt County Republican
Location
Humboldt, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1983
Page
2
Dal Marks notes Steven Haroman and Dowita Malarnan in a brief item about ward ball and advertising rates. The piece outlines pricing details and the local campaign or event context. It reads as a compact notice regarding rates for advertising space and related public postings.
Two U.S. Senators Charlee Grassley and John Glenn visited Humboldt County within 48 hours. Grassley spoke in a stormy morning open door session at Imperial Cafe with 40 to 50 locals, while Glenn drew a large crowd for a rally in the Legion basement.
Superintendent Amherst Carlson reports early dismissal on December 21 at 1 30 p m to start Christmas break. Classes resume January 3 at regular time. Snow days caused two cancellations and emergency routing was used. most students returned to a full day.
Karen comments on cold weather and a warm Arizona 70 degree contrast as 1963 yields storms and early winter. She notes Advent candles and Christmas readings, urging attendance at church programs and greeting shut ins, while reflecting on a past encounter with Lt. Gov. Anderson and Annie Glenn amidst a mix of unrelated recollections.
By Karen May shares a warm holiday message as families, friends, and relatives prepare for Christmas. The piece mentions hymns, weather watch, candy and cookies, decorations, and the joy of the season, urging the spirit to fill homes now and throughout the year.
The yearly Thor ladies meeting was held at the church with re-elections and new officers named. Ben we re-elected president, Mire H Mokle bust as vice president, Peter Lund as secretary. Lawrence Becker of St. Joe noted a local event and community updates followed.
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