New president named at Hawkeye Bank in Humboldt
Robert P. Ritson of Boone will become President and Chief Executive Officer of Hawkeye Bank and Trust in Humboldt effective August 1. The bank reopened April 6. Joe Dodgen will stay as chairman for at least five years. Bill Dodgen moves to Hawkeye-West Bank in Des Moines on August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert P. Ritson
Boone
Hawkeye Bank and Trust
Humboldt
Joe Dodgen
Hawkeye Bank
Bill Dodgen
Hawkeye-West Bank
Des Moines
Larry Curran
Don Christensen
Dee VanDeWalle
Ritson
Citizens National Bank
Hawkeye
Houghton State Bank
Red Oak
Clarinda
Citizens State Bank
University of Town
Northwest Missouri State University
Anne
Katie
Sarah
Church of Christ
Red Oak Chamber of Commerce
Dedgen
Bill
Iowa
Ritsons
Cindy
Urbandale
Joe W. Dodgen
Paul Dunlap
Hawkeye Bancorporation
First National
Uff Da Days Celebrate Talent Show and Little Miss Bode
Uff Da Days in Bode featured a Saturday talent show won by a Davis duet earning a B45 certificate, with Advanced Twirlettes and Shelly Krause taking junior prizes. Seven girls competed for Little Miss Bode in a draw influenced by broad ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bode
Jackie Donahue
Miss Bode
Jackie
Jack Donahue
Tode
Dave Engel
Barbara Christianson
Bode Centennial
Shelly Krause
T. C
Barbara Davis
John
Ruth Olson
Nicole Christianson
Mort Christianson
Angela Hampe
Art Hampe
Keren Olsen
Rich Olson
Stephanie Britton
Roger Britton
Denise Olson
Kenny Olson
Little Bode Princess Was ‘Yammy Halsrud
Jim Halsrud
Wnd
Tammy
Bode Community Club
Fire Department
Cindy Halsrud
Carol Berte
Board approves special use permit for landfill
Humboldt County Board of Adjustment grants Earl Clabaugh a special use permit, enabling a county purchase and development of an 80 acre landfill site in Grove Township. The decision follows a public hearing and correct procedures after a prior rejected resolution in 1981. The land is zoned agricultural.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt County Board of Adjustment
Earl Clabaugh
Humboldt
Clabaugh
Chuck Hinkle
Ed Mersch
Grove Township
Candidate Forum and county landfill news in Humboldt
A Humboldt community notice outlines a Wednesday candidate forum hosted by the Town Association of School Boards and Humboldt Community School District to discuss education issues with up to 10 of 11 invited legislative candidates. Separate items report back-to-back motorcycle accidents on U S 169 near a Kerr McGee station, minor injuries, and concerns from nearby property owners about the proposed county landfill including seepage risks, groundwater pollution, and costs, with comments from Landfill Commission attorney Greg Stoebe and residents Kampen Mussetter Spellmeyer Reigelsberger Friesch.
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The
Town Association of School Boards
Humboldt Community
Junior High
Humboldt
Wesley Carlson
Kerr McGee
Timothy Norman Petersen
John Frederic Vonderhaar
Vonderhaar
Humboldt County Memorial Hospital
Stoebe
Paul Kampen
Maxine Mussetter
Carl Spellmeyer
Harold Reigelsberger
Roger Friesch
Spellmeyer
Mussetter
Des Moines
Landfill Commission
Kampen
Edge Brothers
Magic show for Humboldt Library Thursday at High School
The Humboldt Public Library Children’s Department presents a Thursday magic show at Humboldt High School Auditorium on July 29 at 1 p.m. Dana Webb, famed local magician, performs tricks and mystery, with Carol Larson directing a sing along of children’s songs. Intermission features Gerald Christensen and daughters Jenny and Pam. Entry is free for all ages as part of the Summer Reading Program. August 5 marks judging day for an inside building contest.
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Humboldt Public Library
Humboldt High School
Dana Webb
Carol Larson
Michelle Fontana
Gerald Christensen
Jenny
Pam
Also Mentioned on This Page
James P. Ritson
State Department of Environmental Quality
County Landfill Commission
Greg Stoebe
Kurt John Stoebe
H. A. Stoebe
Gregory
Kurt Stoebe
Charles Bunn
Ron Stolle
Tom Nichol-Thomas
Taft
Webster City Housing Inc
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