Obituary for Charles Schuster of Humboldt dies at 84
Charles Schuster 84 of Humboldt died Tuesday at Villa Care Center Fort Dodge. Funeral at St Marys Catholic Church Friday 10:30 a.m. Burial at St Marys Cemetery. Survived by son Don. seven grandchildren. four great grandchildren. brother Lawrence. sister Agnes Sorensen. Born Sept 5 1898 in Deercreek Township. Farmed with Verla Hamblin, retired to Humboldt in 1976. Burial Lindhart Funeral Home is in charge. Mrs Schuster died 1980 and daughter Betty Jacobson died 1981.
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Charles Schuster
Humboldt
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Schuster
Villa Care Center
Fort Dodge
Lindhart Funeral Home
Don
Livermore
Lawrence Schuster
Agnes Sorensen
Deercreek Township
Webster County
Joseph
Mary Husske Schuster
Verla Hamblin
Martin F Hintz former La Verne resident dies at 65
Martin F. Hintz of Pomeroy died Tuesday December 28 at the Veteran's Hospital Fargo after a lengthy illness. Funeral services are set for Friday December 31 at 2 p.m. at Immanuel Lutheran Church Pomeroy with burial in Union Cemetery. Surviving brothers are Walter of Pomeroy and Maynard of Carbondale I. He was born in La Verne and attended Immanuel Lutheran School in Pomeroy, served in World War I earning the Purple Heart, and worked on farms in the Pomeroy area and later in Alexandria Minn Pomeroy and Turlock Calif.
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la Verne
Martin F. Hintz
Pomeroy
Veteran's Hospital
Fargo
N.D
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Union Cemetery
Walter
Maynard
Carbondale
Mr. Hintz
Immanuel Lutheran School
United States Army
Alexandria
Minn
Turlock
Calif
New Reading Association Council Formed for Local Counties
Ramon Fisher of Humboldt Community School District and Humboldt Junior High School serves as vice president elect of a new affiliate of the International Reading Association. The council serves Hamilton, Humboldt, Webster and Wright Counties with 145 members in the local gathering. The 65,000 member global group promotes reading instruction and literacy across 26 countries with councils totaling over 1,100 worldwide. Other officers include Sue Coutts, Judi Meyer, Mary Ann Lechser, and Andrea Hanson.
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Ramon Fisher
Humboldt Community
Humboldt
International Reading Association
Hamilton
Webster
Wright Counties
New Council
Sue Coutts
Fort Dodge
Judi Meyer
Jewell
Mary Ann Lechser
Andrea Hanson
Fort the International Reading Association
Christmas in Texas
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Willey spent Christmas in Houston with three family members. They left Thursday and returned Tuesday. Their relatives included theWonderly and Mihms families from Egan Minnesota and Morton family from Owensboro Kentucky with baby Alexandria. Mrs. Davis is a patient at Humboldt hospital.
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Mayme Scott Livermore
Harold Willey
Houston
Texas
Bob Wonderly
Steve Mihms
Egan, Minn
Thomas Morton
Alexandria
Owensboro
Wm. Davis
Humboldt Hospital
Hospital Notes Humboldt County Memorial Hospital Summary
List of patients admitted to Humboldt County Memorial Hospital including Toby Busch Algona Arlene Cough Clare Lulu Crain Dakota City Robert Decker Humboldt Thomas Diggs Rolfe Louis Fort Dakota City Thomas Jensen Humboldt John Meyer Pioneer Florence Reedy Gilmore City Robert Walters Humboldt Wray Winter Webster City Mrs Terry Ruby and baby boy Humboldt Helen Davis Livermore Mrs Larry Rolland and baby boy Bode Kelly Rolfe Helen Gilligan La Verne Arthur Hewlett Humboldt. Discharged from Humboldt Dec 28 Joseph Faber Bode transferred Dec 29 Leslie Presler Thor Sophie Sorenson Humboldt Mrs LeRoy Hanson and baby girl Livermore.
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Humboldt County Memorial Hospital
Toby Busch
Algona
Arlene Cough
Clare
Lulu Crain
Dakota City
Robert Decker
Humboldt
Thomas Diggs
Rolfe
Louis Fort
Thomas Jensen
John Meyer
Florence Reedy
Gilmore City
Robert Walters
Wray Winter
Webster City
Terry Ruby
Helen Davis
Livermore
Larry Rolland
Bode
Kelly Kenna
Helen Gilligan
la Verne
Arthur Hewlett
Joseph Faber
Leslie Presler
Thor
Sophie Sorenson
LeRoy Hanson
County Board Sets Budget, Phone Costs and Meetings
The board discussed the Sheriff Marvin Andersen phone line costs after moving apartments, noting over 1000 dollars for installation of a similar system previously. They approved a cigarette permit for Canteen Service Company of Fort Dodge and a nurse’s clinic attendance in Ames on Jan 3, plus the Jan 11 courthouse meeting. A General Relief Ordinance hearing was rescheduled for Jan 3 at 2 pm due to the new supervisors not being sworn in until 1 pm and the lack of a board quorum.
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Marvin Andersen
Andersen
Canteen Service Company
Fort Dodge
Winter World
Humboldt
Ames
County Conference Board
4 H Exhibit on Display at Humboldt Public Library
The Humboldt Public Library hosts the 4 H Expressive Arts Touring Exhibit with twenty five art and photography pieces by 9 to 17 year old 4 H members. Works include paper wood fiber clay textiles and metal selected for originality and craftsmanship from nine county fair entries. Kirsten Lehman 17 and Erin Beacom 14 are among the featured youths with pieces such as an appliqued heart and metal windchimes.
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Carol Larson
Humboldt County
Humboldt Public Library
Nancy Jenson
Humboldt County Extension Home
Kirsten
Lehman
Wayne Lehman
Badger
Erin Beacom
Erin
Tom Beacom
Gilmore City
Livermore official Harris to semi retire as marshal
Noble Harris who began work for the town April 1, 1962 and has served as marshal for 15 years will semi retire after the first of the year, working only part time. Gary Shaffer will replace him as marshal, with Kirk Hundertmark to be hired for police duties as needed.
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Noble Harris
Marshall
Gary Shaffer
Kirk Hundertmark
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