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Newspaper
Humboldt County Republican
Location
Humboldt, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1982
Page
3
In honor of the 45th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fridelfson of Rutland, an open house will be held Sunday, March 14, at the Rutland Town Hall from 2 to 4 p.m. The Fridelfsons were married previously in Rutland.
Nancy Elizabeth Amlie and Richard Lloyd Karr announce their September wedding. Nancy, Wesley College graduate and marketing coordinator at Farmers National Bank Webster City, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Rodney Amlie of Humboldt. Richard is Creighton Law School graduate and a partner at Karr Karr and Karr PC Webster City. The wedding is set for September in Minto North Carolina with open house hosted by families in Eilen Ma Ruthie Rawlina Rolfe Rutland.
Marlys Dixon of Humboldt engaged to marry Donald Nolan of Fort Dodge. Bride’s parents were Avia and Gail Dixon. He is a St Edmonds graduate employed at Hormel. She teaches in Head Start Dakota City. The wedding is planned for July 10.
Irene Clark reports on Mrs. Arthur Kruse and Mrs. Leah Lee visiting Humboldt with Boitnott relatives. Gaylord Boitnott, now with the Green Berets, will move with wife and son to Hawaii for four years, after his wife June’s stroke recovery. The Lenning couple just returned from a southwestern vacation with extended family from multiple states.
Dennis and Cathy Paslay of Humboldt welcome son Tyler James born March 1 at Humboldt County Memorial Hospital weighing 7 pounds 3 ounces. Grandparents and great grand parents listed from Meridan LeMars Cherokee and Cherokee. Dave and Kathy Rundle welcome daughter Carrie Anna born February 26 weighing 7 pounds 14 ounces with family tied to Humboldt Dakota City and Andrew Wallakait. Michael and Deborah Mickelson welcome son Craig Richard born February 28 weighing 9 pounds 4 ounces with brother Aaron 2 and grandparents across Aurelia Sioux Rapids Carlisle.
Paula Arends led devotions at the Congregational United Church of Christ Women’s Fellowship March meeting. Circle Two hosted a 12 30 p m luncheon with grace by Arends. Mayflower Home’s Dennia McCrea could not attend and will appear later. Spring rummage sale set for Friday April 16 from 9 a m to 2 p m, with Circle One through Circle Five hosting duties listed.
A humorous office chatter piece features Fred Hall sharing a Monday morning joke about mixing LSD with lutefisk. The column riffs on media life and the quirky side of weekly newspaper culture.
A report suggests adding hot soup to meals helps dieters cut about 54.6 calories per meal by taking more time to eat. The idea is that slowing down prevents the same rapid intake as with fast foods like hamburgers and fries, though caution is noted about candy binges.
Humboldt County 4-H celebrates Outstanding First Year members with a pizza party event. Youth recognized include the top first year members from the county, highlighting their participation and achievements within the program.
Gilmore City-Bradgate Community School youth took part in the Individual district speech contest Feb. 27 at Mallard. Winners with No 1 ratings included Pam Nelson Cynthis Day Teresa Kleen Katy Dunn Cynthia Day and Naomi Lanus. No 2 ratings went to Pam Nelson Naomi Lanus Janet Fisher Jolenesean with Pao and others. The state contest will be in Lake Mills March 27. 4-H club organizers Cecilia Diedrick Kristi Joiner Kirsten Lehman and Patty Schall organized events and clowning with Fort Dodge specialist Joan Blundall and her son Jonathon guiding the clowning class.
A diaristic fragment notes Marilyna accusing excessive coffee use this week. Bold text quotes claim caffeine belongs with morphine nicotine and cocaine for addiction potential. Tea and soda are also questioned while a mock “Thought for the Day” about riches and empty hands closes the excerpt.
The Maglé Grove Schadbreantos will held Sunday June 27 in Gotch Park with a 19:90 dinner. Guests are asked to bring your own cold drinks and coffee will be furnished. The planning committee includes Avia Norman Anita Hinners Hazel Olson and Edna Johnson Pupila teachiara gind friends of North South and West Maple Grove Schoola are invited. If there are donated pictures from any of these as memoirs for the historians book contact Mrs Magwia Pedersen 402 Srd Ave Humboldt.
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