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ri ■wiick.nailed her school iicl leathers. She 17 in a class of he also recalled Libs which were vn, the O. W. L., e Club, the Chat-hich still meets many others, Pinney said slid nger generations, ong, had done a n the county and ley have come a-Limes, and have, iously, had Rev-ie ideas of what e in their minds, progressive, have the map, and are e cultural, relig-Lional aspects as / their building md schools. was interviewed Sam Linn and a vas made as she i modeled a beau* tde skirt, and a med with braid ey wore on manyson . to Minneapolis and all vis* So lur m low Wu lollowms .ie»rru... ,, new ears and trucks were regis- p. |j, Omgsley, president of thelheir ‘lauuHUM- and sister, Mr. u,m, [U Um C0(|rl houst, 1{mvley Havings bank at Rowley,and Mrs. Ray Grindi in St. Paul, ^y|.s UJH| 'I'rut'ks has retired from active immage-from Thursday nigltl until Sal- Charles Kenneth Howard, Liver- merit of the hank, effective Jun-urday. more, Chevrolet nary 1.Biggest Fish Caught In CountyIn 1963 Was 19 Pounds CatfishNears Loansis the deadline riee-support loans igreements on ahavested in 1963, ff, chairman ofStabilization and junty Committee, crops include oatsreminded growers »e is necessary in i a price-support l crop. While the is responsible for arvested by a pur* it, the condition he crop will be a tor in the amount eceives should he ir his crop under jgram at the endJerry’s Smoke Simp in Humboldt reports that the largest catfish caught in Humboldt county during the past year of H)G3 was a 19 pound channel cat. 11 was caught by Mrs. Miller Klein of Humboldt. The fish was caught near the Murray bridge on I he west branch of the lies Moines river in .northwest Ilumboliil. county.Jerry also reports that the largest walleye caught in the county was a 6Vi pound one, caught by Glenn Crouse. This fish was caught near the Berkhimer bridge west of Humboldt.The largest northern listed as caught in Humboldt county was a 7'/z pound one caught by Ole Bruvik of Humboldt. This fish was caught above the power plant in west Humboldt.Another large northern was reported by Rheinold Schultz. This weighed between 6 and 7 pounds, and was also caught above the power house in west Humboldt.The two branches of the Des Moines river provide exceptionally good fishing through the season. Large catches of walleyes have been reported near Livermore. Northern, walleyes and a few bass have been taken from the Des Moines river south of the Corn Belt power steam plant southeast of Humboldt, below the point where the east and west branches of the Des Moines river join.Not many flathead catfish are caught in the -Des Moines river in Hymboldt county. Most of the catfish caught in tbis river are the blue channel type.Rites HeldViolet O. Campin, 73, a retired school teacher and resident of St. ltegis, Mont, died in Missoula Community hospital.Vjolet Campin was born in Dakota City, Iowa attended school there at the old red brick school house and then became a hand compositor for the Humboldt Independent, then published in Dakota city. Later she set type for the Humboldt Republican. While still a young woman she moved to North Dakota and was married to William R. Campin. They lived in Westhope and Minot, and later in Sentinal Butte.Mrs. Campin worked as a hand compositor, at the Westhope Standard.Survivors include her daughter and son, Mrs. Edison (Marion) White, St.* Regis, Mont., Reginald W. Campin of Blaine, Wash., two sisters: Mrs. Olive J*ierry and Mrs. Fern Pitts, both of Dakota City, Iowa, and four grandchildren.Interment was made in the Westhope cemetery, where Mr. Campin is buried.Musselman Home Burns to Ground Friday EveningThe Earl Musselman farm home* was Completely destroyed by fire Friday evening. Their home is 2 miles south. 6 miles west, 1 mile south ami 3/4 mile west of Humboldt, on rural route one out of Gilmore City.The Musselmans were away from home during the afternoon. When they returned and opened the door of the house the flames were sweeping through the building. .The Ilumboldt fire department was called but the fire was beyond control and the house burned completely,The Musselmans had just remodeled the home. The cause of the fire is not known at this time.101A sheaf of 101 roses was presented to Mrs. Minnie Knudson of the Western home, at Cedar Falls, at the beginning of her 101st year. The gift was made by the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States with which company Mrs. Knudsen has a small annuity policy.Funeral Service for%Mrs. Fred MaloFuneral services for Mrs. Fred Malo, 52, who died unexpectedly of a heart attack in her home onTuesday, were held Saturday atSt, Olaf Lutheran Church in Bode,the Rev, M. O. Kraabei officiating.Fyeral was in charge of Schell-hammer Funeral Home,
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Humboldt Independent
Humboldt, Iowa, US
Sat, Jan 11, 1964
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