Obituary of Mrs. Ethel Loss of Algona
Funeral services for Mrs. Ethel Logs Ti Loss of Algona were held at 2 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church with burial in East Lawn Cemetery. She died Saturday evening at Good Samaritan Center. Survivors include daughter Mrs. Robert Kuhlmann Ottoson and four grandchildren. She was born in Belleville Wisconsin and lived in Ashton NL Cottage Grove and Clarence before moving to Algona in 1917. She taught in Archer and La Verne and married Casey Loss in 1931. She directed the church adult choir for 20 years and was active in Eastern Star Bel Canto Music Club and United Presbyterian Women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Logs
Algona
First Presbyterian Church
East Lawn
Good Samaritan Center
Geilenfeld-Schaaf-McCullough Funeral
Robert
Faye) Kuhlmann
Ottoson
Ethel English
Eastern Star Chapter 68
Bel Canto Music Club
United Presbyterian Women
Mrs. David A. Noble 90 Funeral Held in Sioux City
Funeral services for Mrs. David A. Noble 90 of Sioux City and former Humboldt resident were held May 12 at Morningside Presbyterian Church. She died Tuesday at Countryside Retirement Home after months of illness. Surviving are sons David Jr and Alden of Sioux City four grandchildren and three great grandchildren. She was born Cecile Crittenden in Humboldt and taught rural and home economics before marrying David Noble in 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David A. Noble
Sioux City
Humboldt
Morningside Presbyterian Church
Graceland Park Cemetery
David Jr
Alden
Noble
Cecile
Harold Petersen Rites Held for Harlan Native 68
Harold Petersen aged 68 of Harlan died May 9 at Bishop Clarkson Memorial Hospital in Omaha. He is survived by his wife Frances, son Eugene, sisters Leona Fahrenkrog Ella Nieman and Ethel Irvin, and was born May 8 1915 south of Walnut. Funeral services were May 12 at Pausey Funeral Home Harlan with Immanuel Lutheran Church pastors. Interment in Harlan Cemetery.
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Lloyd
Ann) Nichols
Humboldt
Harold Petersen
Harlan
Bishop Clarkson Memorial Hospital
Omaha
Neb
Frances
Eugene
Frank
Leona) Fahrenkrog
Long Beach
Calif
Theodore
Ella) Nieman
Avoca
Robert
Ethel) Irvin
Portland
Ore
Petersen
Ingwer
Mary Schmitt Petersen
Walnut
Frances Nielsen
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Oakland
Pausey Funneral Home
City approves franchise change for cable provider sale
The council approved a new resolution governing the cable service after Greater Humboldt-Dakota City Cable Television was sold to Center Communications Inc of Chicago. The change was approved subject to the city attorney drafting the final resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt-Dakota City
Center Communications Inc
Chicago
Hospital snack bar workers schedule week of May 16
The roster lists hospital snack bar workers for May 16 to May 20 with daily morning and afternoon shifts. May 16 Hazel Hobbs and Pat Schuster lead food service. May 17 Mary Husted and Pat Steck. May 18 Carolyn Van Pelt Louise Boyle and Virginia Hart. May 19 Frances Mesicek Maurine Snyder and Rose Seavers. May 20 Betty Thomas Hilma Flanagan and Flnora Cunningham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel. Hobbs
Pat Schuster
Mary Husted
Pat Steck
Carolyn van Pelt
Louise Boyle
Virginia Hart
Frances Mesicek
Maurine Snyder
Rose Seavers
Betty Thomas
Hilma Flanagan
Flnora Cunningham
Social Calendar for Humboldt Area
Community events listed for May in Humboldt include graduation at Humboldt High School on May 22, Sweet Adelines and Tops Club meetings May 23, Weight Watchers sessions May 24, Leather and Lace on May 25, Hobbycraft Club on May 27, and Memorial Day activities on late May. Diabetes Chapter gathering noted at Humboldt Hospital on May 31.
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Congregational United Church of Christ
United Methodist Church
Rebekah Lodge
Humboldt Community High School
Sweet Adelines
Humboldt Workshop
City Hall
Senior Citizens Center
Cliff Haley
Humboldt Trust Bank
Humboldt Hospi
AAUW Honors Anna Hope Woman of the Year in Humboldt
The Humboldt AAUW branch named Anna Hope Woman of the Year at a Saturday brunch at the Senior Citizens Center. Presenters and speakers included Carolyn Rohif, JoAnn Humphreys, Eleanor Arent, Marjory Vance, and Mary Reedy. Hope, born Anna Morrow in Hillsboro Ohio, has been active in AAUW, church, and community service, and has traveled widely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
AAUW
American Association of University Women
Anna Hope
Senior Citizen Center
Carolyn Rohif
JoAnn Humphreys
Eleanor Arent
Marjory Vance
Sue Heathman
Mary Reedy
Western College
Oxford
Ohio
Henry Hope
Quito
Ecuador
Electric Power and Light Company
Ilinois
Muscatine
Hopes
Henry
Corn Belt Power Cooperative
Becky
Don) Short
Newark
N.Y
Alan
Cathy
Susan Harris
Springfield
Scott
Ann
Don) Miller
Doni
Derek
McLean
Susan
Anna
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ethel Loss
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Archer and la Verne
Casey Loss
Board of Regents
Burt
David Noble
Mr. Noble
Kenneth P. Alpers
Paul R. Olsen
Harlan Cemetery
Council
Humboldt County Memorial Hospital
Rick Andersen
Althea Berryhill
Whittemore
Sara Bybee
Alma Caryl
Rutland
Ernest Eggerth
Renwick Hale Halverson
Richard Hockel
Cornelia Jensen
Danny Johnson, Jr
Velma Kinseth
Esther Koob
Alva Maassen
Dakota City
Aldine Olson
Bade
Irene Powers
Albert Rennenger
Nelle Tabor
Ottis Thayer
John Thul
Bode
Kari Merrill
Dwight Hampson
Iva Gruener
Ada Kruse
Eric Kuehnast
George Peterson
Fort Dodge
Robert Sanders
Mary Jo Borland
Gilmore City
Eva Raney
Livermore
Arthur Hanson
Alwin Behrens
Christopher Clamen
Ida Riley
Betty Thompson
John Scisco
Corinth Ofa
Marjorie Strachan
Porkettes
Kenneth Thompson
Humboldt County Porkettes
Bill Borland
Borland
Katherine Jo
Study Reading Club
Federated Women's Club
Chautauqua
Holy Land
South America
Europe
Australia
New Zealand
Fiji Islands
Japan
China
India
Greece
United States
Bernice Smith
Marjorie Perry
Pat Baker
Alice Erickson
Marilyn Dodgen
Char Westphal
Candy Corlson
Wes
Swmsonite Spring Survivor
Sala
Wiltgen Jewelers Inc
Lube
Simoniz
Christensen
Alploeger
Paul Childers
Jean Wilcox
Barb Potzbach
Roger Day
Sharon Blomker
Jans Bratland
AL Ploeger
Barb Rossbach
Jana Bratland
Hawkeye Bank& Trust
Fdic and
Hawkeye Bancorporation
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