Humboldt City Council Tackles Downtown Development Plan
Humboldt officials continued discussion on the downtown development project with Associates Co. presenting a master plan and Urban Renewal Authority proposal. A June 20 public hearing was set, while land condemnation, tax increment financing, and Seaboat work bids dominated a lengthy session.
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Bonnie Neiderheizer
Humboldt City
Ed Cable
DeWild Grant Beckert
Greg Stoebe
Humboldt
LeRoy Jorgensen
John Seiler
Ron Hansen
Seiler
Kristi's Going Out of Business Sale Opens at 9
Kristi Benson announces a going out of business sale at Kristi's women’s apparel, 621 Sumner Avenue, Humboldt. Merchandise, fixtures, and equipment will be sold from 9 a.m. Wednesday to 5 p.m. Saturday, with the store long tied to Ora’s and later House of William history.
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Kristi
Sumner Avenue
Kristi Benson
Humboldt
Ora's
Ora Anderson
Bill
Peggy Heftey
Business House of
William
Fort Dodge
Bob Benson
Hefters
Two County Accidents Injure Two People
Two separate county crashes left two people injured. On Monday a two car collision on Highway 3 sent Carroll woman LaVonne Stockschmidt to Humboldt County Memorial Hospital with a fractured ankle and other injuries. On Saturday Dakota City youth John Scisco was charged with reckless driving after his car failed to control on a wet road near Rutland, crashing and totaling a telephone pole. passenger Charles Waston reported uninjured. Both events were investigated by State Trooper Dean DeKoter and Humboldt County authorities.
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Carroll
Dakota City
LaVonne K. Stockschmidt
Humboldt County Memorial Hospital
Trinity Regional Hospital
Fort Dodge
Brockschmidt
Thor
Nancy R. Dieck
Manawa
Wis
John Scisco
Rutland
Scisco
Charles Waston
Knoblauch Named Executive Director for Chamber and HAIC
Charles E. Knoblauch, 61, of Fort Dodge, was hired Tuesday as executive director of the Humboldt Area Improvement Corporation and the Humboldt Dakota City Chamber of Commerce. He replaces Richard Berrier, who left May 1 for a regional development post in Sikeston. The appointment aims to boost Chamber duties with staff salaries split between HAIC funds and the Chamber. Knoblauch had served as executive vice president prior to the move.
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New Chamber Exec
Charles £. Knoblauch
Humboldt Area Improvement Corporation
Humboldt-Dakota City
Charles E. Knoblauch
Fort Dodge
Humboldt-Dakota City Chamber of Commerce
Knoblauch
Richard Berrier
Sikeston
Joe Ennis
Berrier
Chamber
HAIC
Ennis
Elmer Lindhart Named Friend of Education Award Recipient
The Humboldt Education Association names Elmer P. Lindhart as the 1983 Friend of Education Award winner. A retired Humboldt businessman, Lindhart long contributed to local education through school land and facility funding, district consolidation efforts, a private loan program, and the Lindhart Education Trust Fund later turned to the Rotary Club.
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Elmer Lindhart
Friend of
Humboldt Education Association
Elmer P. Lindhart
Humboldt
The
Teachers’ Association
Pat Baker
Millard Vance
Chase McLaughlin
Bernice Smith
Lindhart
Taft Street
Humboldt Community
Humboldt County
Humboldt Board approves Baker and Peterson scholarships
The Humboldt Board of Education announced five scholarships recipients following Delmar Cram's recommendations. Bertha Peterson awards go to Sandy Ford and Jim Thoden. Michael Baker Scholarships to John Jergens John Jentsch and Shawn Week. A $300 Nira Mease Scholarship goes to David Kramer. The board also approved two teaching contracts and a cement block utility building bid from Hjelmeland Builders for 49314.76.
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Steven Hakeman
Humboldt Board of Education
Delmar Cram
Bertha Peterson
Sandy Ford
John Ford
Jim Thoden
James Thoden
Michael Baker
John Jergens
Vic Jergens
John Jentsch
Larry Jentsch
Audrey
Dale Kramer
Worth While Club
Dakota City
Anita Shuiteman
Taft
Karen Coates
Sherri Forbes
Shuiteman
Sioux Center
Northwestern College
Orange City
Coates
Giltmore City
Guidmire
Gilmore City-Bradgate
Hjelmeland Builders, Inc
Algona
Wesley Carlson
Rod Knudsen
Knudsen
Carlson
Sande Construction and Supply
Entry forms open for Humboldt 4th of July parade
Parade chairman Merle Heider announced registration for the mammoth Fourth of July parade in Humboldt, with more than 150 entries expected. CBS News figure Harry Reasoner will be grand marshal. Parade starts 6 p.m. July 4 in downtown Humboldt. Entry forms mailed to past participants, available at the Chamber of Commerce in the municipal building. No entry fee. prizes in personal, commercial, and non profit categories. Entry deadline is end of June.
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Humboldt Municipal
Kieran Einwalter
Allen Demorest
Roger Terwilliger
Merle Heider
Muesday
Heider
Dakota City
Harry Reasoner
CBS News
Humboldt
Chamber of Commerce
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