Thilges sisters in double marriage ceremony
A double wedding at St Josephs Catholic Church St Joe united Mary Thilges Des Moines to Carl Horstman Des Moines and Ann Thilges Council Bluffs to Scott Belt Council Bluffs Marys sister Helen Baas served as matron of honor with multiple bridesmaids and attendants. The reception followed at St Josephs School Hall with extensive family involvement. The Horstmans reside in Des Moines after a Caribbean cruise. the Belt couple will live in Council Bluffs. Mary is a nurse. Carl is a rental manager. Ann teaches in Carter Lake.
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St. Joseph's Catholic Church
St. Joe
Mary Thilges
Des Moines
Carl Horstman
Alvin Horstman
Spirit Lake
Ann Thilges
Council Bluffs
Scott Belt
Robert Balt
Harold Thilges
Ottosen
John Thomas
God's Country Singers
Mary
Helen Baas
Clarice Green
Barb Thilges
Sue Besenius
Mardelle Bock
Jennifer Green
Jamie Christensen
Ann
Jeannie Batten
Deb McGuire
Jeff Ebert
Horaman
Doug
Rob Hurley
Bob Higgens
Jim
Steve Thilges
St. Joseph's School Hall
Hank
Doris Thilges
John
Doris King
Sharon
Shawn
Linda Kirsch
Ann King
Alicia Bradley
Dorothy King
Therese
Joan Thilges
Council Bluffs Savings Bank
Birth defects clinic aids Fort Dodge families
Over 1,600 Iowa babies are born with birth defects each year. The Regional Genetic Counseling Service clinic will be held Wednesday Oct 21 at Trinity Regional Fort Dodge. Potential clients include those with a birth defect or genetic disease, couples with infertility or miscarriages, and high risk groups. Call Carol Betts for appointments at least two weeks prior. Services are free to Iowa residents.
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Iowa
Genetic Counseling Service
Trinity
Carol Betts
R.N
Towa State Department of Health
University of Iowa
Towa
Worth While welcomes new member
The Worth While Club met Tuesday, Oct. 6 at the Municipal Hall in Dakota City with 17 members and two guests present. Lorraine Lowe, president, presided and introduced her sister Velma Kropf as a guest. Bernice Stone became a new member. K. M. Killmorgen won the door prize at the Oct. 2 coffee and bake sale. After the meeting, members staffed envelopes for the Community Fund Drive and will deliver them to Dakota City homes. Hostesses were Thoden, Skow and Rundle.
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Worth While Club
Municipal Hall
Dakota City
Lorraine Lowe
Velma Kropf
Bernice Stone
K. M. Killmorgen
Me Thoden
Alda Skow
Marie Rundle
Doctor attends national family physicians gathering in Las Vegas
Humboldt physician Dr. James H. Coddington attended the American Academy of Family Physicians Annual Scientific Assembly in Las Vegas September 21 to 24, joining about 4,000 physicians. He also took part in the Congress of Delegates meeting September 19 to 21, serving as an alternate delegate for his chapter.
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James H. Coddington
Humboldt
American Academy of Family Physicians
AAFP
Las Vegas
Nev
Coddington
Congress of Delegates
Congress
IPS survey shows stockholder reliance on dividends firm
IPS released survey results showing about 70 percent of stockholders depend on dividends for living expenses, with 79 percent of retirees relying on dividends. The company, serving 35 000 stockholders across 60 states and 15 foreign countries, aims to sustain 21 years of dividend increases amid inflationary pressures.
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Iowa Public Service Company
Town Public Service Company
IPS
Iowa
Jack Osborne
Camomera
Management Workshop at ICCC
Iowa Central Community College will host a one day seminar on How to Maximize Your Managerial Skills. The program by Bill Bonnstetter, in cooperation with the U S Small Business Administration, runs 9 a m to 4 p m in Voc Tech Building room one. Registration is 35 dollars includes lunch. Pre registration required.
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Iowa Central Community College
Voc-Tech
ICCC
U.S. Small Business Administration
Bill Bonnstetter
Bonstetter
Doug Sanders
Iowa City student to lead in Wizard of Ox at UI
Cindi Jacobsen daughter of Glenn and Priscilla Jacobsen from Iowa City and granddaughter of Francis Holt of Humboldt is chosen to play the Head of Dorothy in The Wizard of Ox at the University of Iowa in Iowa City. A sophomore majoring in communications, she joins the cast for the campus production.
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Cindi Jacobsen
Glenn
Priscilla Jacobsen
Iowa City
Francis Holt
Humboldt
Dorothy
University of Iowa
Cindi
The
Patricia Hamand Accepts Teller Position in Ames Bank
Patricia Hamand of Humboldt, a 1980 Humboldt High School graduate and American Institute of Business alumna, has accepted a teller job at First National Bank in Ames. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Reg Hamand and completed a secretariat diploma in August.
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Patricia Hamand
Humboldt
American Institute of Business
Des Moines
First National Bank
Ames
Patricia
Reg Hamand
Humboldt High School
Secretariat
Divorce Adjustment Seminar Offered by Iawa Lakas CC
The Adult Education Department sponsors a 10 session Divorce Adjustment Seminar for men and women in the divorce process or post breakup. First free intro class with pre registration required. In Algona Oct 15 1 to 9 p.m. at Security State Bank instructors Marilyn Stevens Doug Leitz. In Split Lake Oct 12 7 to 9 p.m. at Plus Incorporated instructors Pauly Scherer Norman Boley. Tuition 48 dollars per person includes textbook. Contact Dianne B. Nelson 712 362 7231.
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Iawa Lakas Community College
Bruce Fisher
Boulder
Cole
Italfe
Algona
Security State Bank
East State
Marilyn Stevens
Doug Leitz
Split Lake
Plus, Incorporated
Jackson
Pauly Scherer
Norman Boley
Dianne B. Nelson
Estherville
Financial planning to help women starts Oct 14
The First National Bank of Humboldt hosts a five part seminar titled Financial Planning For Women in the Community Business Meeting Room on the bank’s Financial Center. Sessions run weekly on Wednesdays from Oct 14 to Nov 11 at 7:30 pm, limited to 50 participants with a $25 fee per person, covering personal planning, investments, wills, taxation, trusts, and total plan implementation.
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First National Bank
Humboldt
First National’ Financial Center
Permit required for special snowmobile events
The Iowa Conservation Commission reminds groups sponsoring snowmobile races or related events to obtain a special events permit first. Applications must be filed at least 30 days before the event. Permits are available from the Iowa Conservation Commission Wallace State Office Building Des Moines IA 50919 or 515-261-5971 with no charge.
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Iowa Conservation Commission
Commission
Iowa Conservaton Commission
Wallace State
Des Moines
Iowa
Gilmore City ALCW Meeting Notes and Upcoming Events
Sophie Christensen read minutes and Connie Benjamin delivered the treasurer’s report. Sharon Miller reported on the circle’s New Hope Village visit. The New Hope Singers perform at First Lutheran Church on Oct 18 at 2 p.m. Stewardship Stew night will present the Thank Offering boxes. Local officers seminar slated for St. Paul’s Rolfe. Lunch by Jeanette Hartman and Marion Benjamin. Next meeting set for Dec 2 to pack Christmas boxes for shut-ins.
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Sophie Christensen
Connie Benjamin
Sharon Miller
New‘ Hope Village
Carroll
New Hope Singers
St. Paul's Church
Rolfe
Jeanette Hartman
Marion Benjamin
National School Lunch Week Menu Highlights
National School Lunch Week features a midweek menu with turkey rolls on buns, catsup, pickles, french fries, fruit, cookie and milk on Wednesday. Thursday offers smokies with macaroni and cheese, stewed tomatoes, apple wedge and milk. Friday serves oven fried chicken with mashed potatoes and gravy, peach jello, hot rolls and butter with milk.
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Society
Cari Ho
Mr, and Mrs. Beote Belt
Fort Dodge
Hamand
Ames Bank
Aint
Pat Shaw
Carol Schiltz
Cindee Lochray
Phyllis Torkelton
Delorese Crees
Linda Arends
Julie Mueller
Gilmore City
ALCW
Gretts
Roger Moore
James Bond
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Tal
Lila
Olly Tolled
Ann Hostec Nes
Hewitt Aoe
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