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RITA FETT of Wesley will celebrate her 55th birthday on 10-10-10.
LUCILLE SIERP of Forest City who will celebrate her 90th birthday on Oct. 22.
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Happy Birthday CALLIE CRESSWELL on Oct. 12th!
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MARLETT ‘MARTI’ HAMMERVOLD of Mason City will celebrate her 80th birthday at an open house from 4 to 6 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 16, at First Baptist Church, 125 East State St., Mason City.
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Mock, 60 years MASON CITY — James Junior Mock and Arlene Virginia (Carlson) Mock of Mason City were married Oct. 15, 1950, at the Evangelical United Brethren Church in Hopkins Grove, Iowa. The couple will celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary with a dinner with family and friends. Hove, 60 years The couple’s children and their spouses are Deane CLEAR LAKE — Merrill and Gerry Hove of Clear Lake will be honored on their 60th wedding anniversary at an (LeAnnetta), Boulder, Colo.; Rodger (Teresa), Mason open house from 2 to 4 p.m. Oct. 17, 2010, at the Christ- City, and Tom, West Des Moines. Their grandchildren are Tyler and Nathan Mock of Ames, Courtney and ian Church, 320 Highway 18 West in Clear Lake. Elliot Mock of Des Moines, Ben Harding of Boulder, Their children will be hosts. The couple’s children Colo., and Jenny Skaw (Todd) of Longmont, Colo. They and their spouses are Deb and Stan Opdahl of Albert have four great-grandchildren, Dakota, Sebastion, Lea, Minn., Kim and Joyce Hove of Albert Lea, Gene Hove, of Pierre, S.D., Scott and Karla Hove of Harlingen, Emily and Mikayla Skaw of Longmont, Colo. They request no gifts, please. Cards may be sent to the Texas, Ryan and Diane Hove of Eagan, Minn., and Paul Hove of Clear Lake. They also have 14 grandchildren, 13 couple at 1053 Knollwood Lane, Mason City, IA 50401. great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandson. Merrill and Gerry were married Oct. 21, 1950, at WEDDING Kiester, Minn. Cards may be sent to them at 1612 W. Sixth Ave. N., Kaari, Blodgett Clear Lake, IA 50428. ST. PAUL, Minn. — Michelle Blodgett and Happy ACHIEVEMENTS Steve Kaari were united in 55th birthday marriage at 6:30 p.m. Oct. Kirkwood Dean’s List 9, 2010, at Czech and Slovak Sokol Center in St CEDAR RAPIDS — Paul, Minn. Kirkwood Community Michelle is the daughter College announced its summer 2010 Dean’s List. of Alan and Sally Rasmussen of Clear Lake. Steve is the son of Warren and Students must have Ann Kaari of Minneapolis. achieved a 3.3 grade point Michelle is a graduate of Buena Vista College in Storm average or higher after 12 Lake with a degree in arts management and a minor in or more credit hours with education. She is program developer with the Minnesothe college. ta Children’s Museum in St Paul. North Iowa students RITA FETT Steve is a graduate of St. Olaf College in Northfield, honored include Casey of Wesley will celebrate Minn., with a B.A. degree and double major in socioloArndorfer, Bancroft; Jenher 55th birthday nifer Davis, Lake Mills; and gy/anthropology with American racial and multi-culon 10-10-10. tural studies. He is supervisor of a welfare to work proHaley Minear and Mary — Love, gram in Minneapolis. Theilen, Mason City. Steve and Sierra
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Low, 50 years FOREST CITY — Eugene and Lois (Edwin) Low of Fertile will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 17, at their home, 408 S. First St., Fertile. They were married on Oct. 14, 1960, at Immanuel Lutheran Church in Forest City. The couple’s children and their spouses are Carole Haston of Rockwall, Texas, Lori and Derrick Gagnon of Lakeville, Minn., and Christy and Randy Bredeson of Fertile. They have 11 grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren. Anniversary greetings may be sent to them at 408 S. First Street, Fertile, IA 50434. They request no gifts, please.
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Marlett ‘Marti’ Hammervold, 80 MASON CITY — Marlett “Marti” Hammervold, of Mason City will celebrate her 80th birthday at an open house from 4 to 6 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 16, at First Baptist Church, 125 East State St., Mason City. She was born Oct. 17, 1930, in Goodell. She has worked for 35 years in the office of Schukei Chevrolet. Greetings may be sent to Marlett “Marti” at: 2506 S. Federal Ave., Mason City, IA 50401. She requests no gifts, please.
Donald L. Roberts, 85 Rye, 40 years MANLY — Donald L. Roberts of Manly will celebrate his 85th birthday Monday, Oct. 11. Greetings may be sent to Donald at the following address: 131 W. Walnut St., Manly, IA 50456. Happy birthday! —from your family
sionalism he exhibited in delivering us the news about Brianne. Thank you to Rob Dugger and the staff at Dugger Funeral Home for helping us through this difficult time. Thank you to all of the employees at P&G for their dedication and hard work while we missed some time there. It will be a difficult road ahead, but we are grateful for the support from all of you. Brianne will live in our hearts forever. Thank you, — Dighton and Krista Julia, Shane Eckhoff, Emily, Aubrey, Ryleigh Alyssa and Ryan Snider Kent and Kim Kuhlers, Colton and Olivia Kari and Mike Mennenga and Shelby Pat and Al Formanek
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MASON CITY — William Rye and Cherie (Korn) Rye of Mason City were married Oct. 3, 1970, at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church in Mason City. The couple celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary Oct. 3, 2010.
The family of Brianne Pals would like to thank everyone who supported us at the time of her passing. Words cannot express how thankful we are to those who came to comfort us, brought wonderful food or spent time with us during this difficult time. We thank you for all who have lifted up prayers for our family. The community of Belmond and surrounding communities have meant so much to us in this time of sorrow. Thank you to Pastor Troy for being with us and the comfort that he extended to us, and for the beautiful service honoring Brianne. Thank you to the Belmond Police Department and especially officer Josh Moore for the profes-
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My sincerest thank you for the cards, flowers, calls, Thank you to my family Thank you Thank you and my friends for the cards gifts, which made my 80th We want to thank everybirthday so special. and greetings on my 80th The family of Roger one who came to our To my family and friends Christiansen would like to “Birthday” open house and birthday. Also thanks to from far and wide who everyone who attended my thank all of our friends and for all the beautiful cards party. I do thank each of you. joined me to help celebrate, neighbors for your acts of and gifts. A special thank — Evelyn Hanna-Budlong a heartfelt thank- you! kindness during and after you to our daughters, Julie, Fran’s death. Special Tammy, and Lori and our thanks to Bart Winters and grandchildren for the party the staff at Mittelstadt and hard work. Also thanks Funeral Home and to Pas- to Kaila for taking all the tor David Jordon of Salem pictures. We love you. Lutheran Church. — Walt and Rose Portis
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FOREST CITY — A card shower is planned for Lucille Sierp of Forest City, who will celebrate her 90th birthday Oct. 22. She was born Oct. 22, 1920. Cards may be sent to Lucille at the following address: 635 Highway 9 East, Room 18, Forest City, IA 50436. She requests no gifts, please.
MESERVEY — A card shower is planned for Bertha Trager of Meservey, who will celebrate her 85th birthday on Wednesday, Oct. 13. Cards may be sent to Bertha at the following address: 715 First St., Meservey, IA 50457.
Griffin, Brand MORGAN GRIFFIN, of Rockford, is the daughter of Kenneth and Lisa Griffin of Rudd. Morgan is a graduate of Rockford Senior High School and Hamilton College. She is employed at the Blood Center of Iowa. JOSHUA BRAND, of Rockford, is the son of the late Michael and Nancy Brand of Winona, Minn. Joshua is a graduate of Lewiston-Altura High School. He is engaged in farming outside of Rockford. The couple will be married Oct. 23, 2010, at St. John’s Lutheran Church in Charles City.
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My sincere thanks to all who remembered my 90th birthday. Special thanks for the celebration dinners, the calls, gifts and all the many beautiful cards. Bless you all. — Sylvia Raecker
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CEDAR RAPIDS — Larry Swanson and Kathryn Ashland of Cedar Rapids were married Oct. 16, 1960, at Zion Lutheran Church in Clear Lake. The couple will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with a family dinner on Oct. 16, 2010, at Isle Casino in Waterloo. The couple’s children and their spouses are Dave and Sandi, son Caden; Kris and Tom, daughters Mallory and Alyssa, and son Cael; Jim and Brenda, daughters Kelby and Clare; Lee and Stacy, daughter
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BROOKE SCHLEUSNER of Garner is the daughter of Don and Kay Schleusner, also of Garner. She is a 2003 graduate of Garner-Hayfield High School and a 2010 graduate of North Iowa Area Community College. Brooke is employed at the Austin Medical Center in Austin, Minn. CHAD ANDERSON of Glenville, Minn., is the son of Steve and LeAnn Anderson, also of Glenville. He is a graduate of Glenville-Emmons High School and is a self-employed farmer in rural Glenville. The couple will be married on Saturday, Nov. 13, 2010, at the Duncan Community Hall in Duncan.
CLEAR LAKE — Keri Schleusner and Tommy McKinley were united in marriage on May 29, 2010, at the First Congregational Church in Clear Lake by Pastor Michael Nash. Keri is the daughter of Don and Kay Schleusner of Garner. Tommy is the son of Gwen and Joe Paulson of Osage and Bill and Anita McKinley of Waunakee, Wis. Maid of honor was Brooke Schleusner. Other attendants to the bride were Ami Schleusner and Katie Schleusner. Best man was Mariano Rivera. Other attendants to the groom were Brad Upmeyer and Jason Nedved. Ring bearer was Carter Schleusner. Keri is employed with Christensen Respiratory Services in Belmond and Tommy works as a sub-contractor in Garner. The couple resides in Garner.
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Lyle Schafer, 80 GREENE — Lyle Schafer of Greene will celebrate his 80th birthday at a family dinner on Oct. 17. He was born Oct. 15, 1930. Cards may be sent to Lyle at the following address: 402 Bluff, Greene, Iowa 50636.
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Anna Grace Bacon, 92 CLEAR LAKE — Anna Grace Bacon of Clear Lake will celebrate her 92nd birthday at a family dinner. She was born Oct. 12, 1918. Greetings may be sent to Anna at the following address: 309 26th Ave. S., Clear Lake, Iowa 50428.
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Junker, 50 years Ashlyn McKinney FISHERS, Ind. — Allison and J.D. McKinney of Fishers, Ind., are parents of a daughter, Ashlyn Grace McKinney, born at 4:11 p.m. April 8, 2010, at Community Hospital North, Indianapolis, Ind. She weighed 6 lbs., 12 oz., and was 18½ inches long. Grandparents are Rhonda and Allen Halfpop, Mason City, and Joellyn and David McKinney, Wapello, Iowa, Great-grandparents are Ron Pals, Mason City, and Marjorie Halfpop, Belmond.
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Willie Ruiter, 90 MASON CITY — A card shower is planned for Willie Ruiter of Mason City, who will observe his 90th birthday Oct. 15. He was born Oct. 15, 1920, in Belmond. Cards may be sent to Willie at the following address: 63 Stony Way, Mason City, IA 50401. He requests no gifts, please.
NASHUA — David and Charlotte Junker of Nashua will be celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house on Sunday, Oct. 17. Friends and family are invited to join them from 1 to 4 p.m. at the United Methodist Church, 314 Brasher St., Nashua, Iowa. David and Charlotte were married Oct. 16, 1960, in Nashua. They have three children: Teresa (Rodney) Martin of Mason City, Debra (David) Schilling of Cedar Falls and Julie (Ronald) Gliha of Bettendorf. They also have six grandchildren: Adam (Victoria) Martin, Andrew (Amanda) Martin, Joshua (Melissa) Schilling, Megan Schilling, Jonathan Schultz and Jamie Schultz, and one great-grandchild, Keira Martin.
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Look Who is Turning the Nifty-Fifty! Leann (Arp) Veal There will be an open house in her honor from 1 to 4 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 23, 2010, at 210 Taft Ave., Manly, given by family and friends. Anyone wanting to send birthday wishes may send them to: Leann (Arp) Veal, 607 S. Lake St., Lake Mills, IA 50450.
It feels like an eternity since we’ve seen your beautiful smile and felt your gentle touch, though it feels like just yesterday. Can’t believe it’s been a year. May heaven know how much of an angel you were to us here and now up above watching down on us. We miss you each and every day. As you always said to us — “Love you more than you’ll ever know.” — The Family of Sandy Welsh
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MASON CITY — Helen Gashel will celebrate her 100th birthday, at 12:30 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 17, in the upstairs dining room at the Good Shepherd Nursing Home, Mason City. Cake and ice cream will be served. All are welcome.
MISSION, Texas — Jean Harris Davis will celebrate her 85th birthday on Friday, Oct. 15. She was born in 1925 in Mason City, and graduated from Mason City High School in 1942. Cards may be sent to Jean at the following address: 518 Jupiter, Mission, TX 78572.
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Tegtmeyer, 50 years WODEN — Ervin and Connie (Johnson) Tegtmeyer are celebrating 50 years of marriage. They were married Oct. 14, 1960, at the United Methodist Church in Wesley. Their attendants were Antony and Sandra Buns of Woden. Their children and their spouses are Mark and Susan Tegtmeyer, Centennial, Colo., Brian and Paula Tegtmeyer of Hampton, and Tara and Brent Gassman of Coggin, Iowa. They also have seven grandchildren: Alyssa, Mckenzie, Aticus, Eli, Carlee, and twins Cade and Bree. LoriDiehl.com LoriDiehl.com LoriDiehl.com LoriDiehl.com LoriDiehl.com LoriDiehl.com
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Hilary Rinnels and Seth Zrostlik were united in marriage on Oct. 10, 2009, at the Wesley United Methodist Church by Pastor Steve Hansen. Hilary is the daughter of Randy and Laura Rinnels of Ventura. She is the granddaughter of Duane and Barb DeVary of Mason City and Judy and the late John Rinnels of Clear Lake. Seth is the son of Dave and Lorna Zrostlik of Forest City. He is the grandson of Carol and Marie Herndon of Forest City and the late Pete and Imogene Zrostlik of Britt. Maid of honor was Erin Hiscocks. The bride’s other attendants were Amy Rinnels, Megan Birkhofer, Tiffany Groves and Rhiannon Zrostlik. Personal attendants were Kelli Arnold, Ashley Rinnels and Alyssa Rinnels. Hilary wore a Maggie Sottero strapless A-line gown embellished with lace and crystals, and a cathedral length veil. Best man was Nic Zrostlik. Other attendants to the groom were Nick Rinnels, Jake Rinnels, Chad Bona and Ben Hauge. Flower girl was Kennedee Halligan and ring bearer was Talan Rinnels. Ushers were Jim Dontje, Jordan Branstad, Josh Groves and Travis Tegland. Special music, “From This Moment On,” was provided by soloist Amy Rinnels. A reception hosted by DeAnn and John Halligan, Dennis and Barb Rinnels, Dave and Deanna Ennen and Arnie and Wanda Engelby was held at the Surf Ballroom in Clear Lake. Hilary is employed with the Mercy Medical CenterNorth Iowa Birth Center in Mason City and Seth is employed with Branstad Farms Inc. in Forest City. The couple will honeymoon in Jamaica in March, 2011. Congratulations Hilary and Seth! Love, Mom and Dad Rinnels
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MILITARY NOTES • Air Force Airman Anders E. Carlson is the son of Byron and Karin Carlson Five North Iowans recently gradu- of Forest City and is a 2009 graduate ated from basic military training at of Forest City High School. Lackland Air Force Base, San AntoCoast Guard recruit grad nio, Texas: • Air National Guard Airman First Class Coast Guard Seaman Nicholas ViscarielTrevor T. Hejhal is the son of Tim and lo, a 2004 graduate of Clear Lake Donna Hejhal of Osage and is a 2010 High School, recently graduated graduate of Osage High School. from the U.S. Coast Guard Recruit • Air Force Airman Reese E. Spree is the Training Center in Cape May, N.J., son of Billie Spree of Parkersburg and was promoted to his present and Deon Clabby of Waterloo. He is rank. a 2010 graduate of Aplington-ParkGraduate from Army basic ersburg High School. • Air Force Airman Challen A.Terry is the Army National Guard Pfc. Tyler D. Hilldaughter of Jacklyn Peace of Seattle, man graduated from basic combat Wash., and Thadeous Houghtaling of training at Fort Jackson, Columbia, St. Ansgar. She is a 2010 graduate of S.C. He is the son of Carol Lukes of Franklin High School in Seattle. Northwood and Troy Hillman of • Air Force Airman Mark A. Wedeking is Albert Lea, Minn. the son of Jodi Frost of Nashua and He graduated from NorthwoodJeff Wedeking of Clarksville. He is a Kensett High School in 2005 and 2008 graduate of Nashua-Plainfield received an associate degree from High School, Nashua. North Iowa Area Community Col-
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lege in 2008. Participating in Army’s 235th • Army Sgt. First Class Theodore P. Tremblay is one of more than 300 soldiers who will participate in the “Spirit of America 2010” as the Army celebrates its 235th birthday. This year’s event will take place in Pittsburgh, Pa., the Greater Cincinnati area and Grand Rapids, Mich. Soldiers dress in historical uniforms to re-enact key moments in the U.S. Army and American history. The reenactments include performances by the Army’s elite ceremonial units. Tremblay is an infantryman assigned to the 4th Battalion, 3rd Infantry, Fort McNair, Washington, D.C. He has served in the military for 13 years. He is a 1996 graduate of Mason City High School and received a bachelor’s degree in 2008 from Troy University in Alabama.
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Thank you, Mary! Homestead Assisted Living would like to congratulate Mary Montgomery on her upcoming retirement. We are grateful for the years of dedication and care she has given to the residents, families and staff. Mary will be greatly missed and will always be a part of our family!
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Honored by Minnesota High Tech Foundation MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. — Rachel Busch, daughter of Wade and Gayles Busch, of Mason City, is one of 10 scholarship recipients to be recognized by the Minnesota High Tech Foundation. Busch is a senior at Minnesota State UniversityMankato and will be honored at a ceremony Nov. 3, at the Minneapolis Convention Center, where she will receive a $2,000 scholarship. The Minnesota High Tech Foundation scholarships are awarded to top undergraduate students that excel in programs geared toward science, technology, engineering and math disciplines. Busch, who holds a 4.0 grade point average, is double majoring in chemistry and secondary chemistry education, and pursuing a career as a high school chemistry teacher. She is a member of the College of Education’s Undergraduate Distinguished Scholar Program at MSUMankato and was recognized as a “Rising Star” at its banquet this spring. In addition to her academic achievements, Busch is also a member of the varsity swim team.
North Iowa students on B.V. Dean’s List STORM LAKE — The following North Iowa students have been named to Buena Vista University Professional and Online Studies Dean’s List for terms five and six. Students named to the Dean’s List must have a minimum grade point average of 3.5 for the two terms, based on a 4.0 grade point system, and must have taken at least 12 hours of coursework. An asterisk denotes a 4.0 grade point average. BRITT — *Anna Dallman. CARPENTER — Jasmin Clayton. CLARION — Rozella Rout. CLEAR LAKE — Joseph Adams, Megan Gapinski, *Hillary Janka, *Annette Marrero-Smidt, *Jennifer Roberts, *Marie Thomes, Thomas Walk. DOWS — *Krista State. DUMONT — *Rita Eisentrager. EAGLE GROVE — Jared Locke, *Austin Thompson.
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Cornett, medical laboratory technology; Chelsie Eden, dental assisting. NASHUA — Austin Hewitt, heating and air conditioning. NORA SPRINGS — Allison Engel, veterinary assistHawkeye summer ing; Stacy Harty, respiratory care. graduates listed NORTHWOOD — WATERLOO — HawkDanielle Love, dental assisteye Community College ing, Derek Love, horticulture announced its summer science. graduates and their proOSAGE — Katherine Gringrams of study. North Iowa stead, medical laboratory graduates include: technology, Julie Johnson, ALEXANDER — Marissa Vierkant, medical laboratory dental assisting. PARKERSBURG — Randy technology. Claassen, electromechaniCHARLES CITY — cal maintenance technoloLance Schreier, medical labgy; Colin Groeneveld, liberal oratory technology. arts; Chelsie Johnson, practiCLARION — Jonathan cal nursing; Brittany Moore, McOllough, animal science. liberal arts; Michael Taylor, FOREST CITY — Sarah liberal arts. Drugg, medical laboratory PLAINFIELD — Lyle Bartechnology. nett, ag power technology. HAMPTON — Taylor ROCKWELL — Alanna Booth, liberal arts. HANLONTOWN — Tara Marzen, medical secretary. STACYVILLE — Nichole Rapien, dental assisting. MASON CITY —Jessica Halbach, dental assisting.
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Escher, Kammerer are Rotary students of the month MASON CITY — Linae Escher and Brittany Kammerer, seniors at Mason City High School, have been selected as the Mason City Noon Rotary Club Students of the Month. Escher is the daughter of David and Kristin Escher and the late Michael Cannella. Kammerer is the daughter of Rick and Lorene Kammerer. Linae Escher is a member of the National Honor Society, has been named to the Principal’s List and maintains a 4.0 grade point average. She is an All-Academic letter winner and has received the Central Iowa All Academic Award for cross country and dance team. She is also a recipient of the Iowa Girl’s High School Athletic Union Excellence in Acad-
Kitchen, Humane Society and Trinity Lutheran Church, where she taught Sunday school and is a member. Escher plans to attend Iowa State University where she has received the Escher Kammerer Academic Recognition emic Achievement award, Award and will pursue the VFW Voice of Democ- degrees in dietetics and racy Award and was named exercise science. to Who’s Who Among Brittany Kammerer is a American High School member of the Mason City Students in Science. High School Concert She is a varsity letter Choir, and has been in winner and co-captain of involved in Varsity Show the dance team, varsity Choir and Varsity Chamcheerleader and has also ber Choir along with band. participated in cross coun- She participates in cross try, drama and choir. country in the fall and socAs part of the Silver cer in the spring. Cord program, Escher has Her achievements volunteered over 175 hours include: maintaining a 4.0 of community service with grade point average, being organizations like the Sal- on the Principal’s List and vation Army, Community the Honor Roll, participat-
ing in Silver Cord, Central Iowa Metropolitan League All-Academic Recognition in cross country and soccer, and Iowa High School Music Association Academic Achievement Award. Kammerer is a member of the National Honor Society and was selected for KIMT’s Mohawk Moments for October. She also has received varsity letters in soccer, choir, band, and academic. Kammerer is a member of St. James Lutheran Church. She has been a People to People Sports Ambassador. She works part-time at Taco John’s and volunteers at the Humane Society of North Iowa. She plans to attend college next year to pursue a double major in English and astrophysics.
ISU Ag/Life Sciences College announces scholarships AMES — The College of Agriculture and Life Sciences at Iowa State University recently recognized its scholarship recipients for this academic year. The college and its departments awarded more than 1,000 scholarships totaling more than $1.5 million. North Iowa students awarded scholarships are:
BRITT — Samuel Patterson, Future of Agriculture Scholarship. CHARLES CITY — Megan Bonzer, Fred Foreman Scholarship for Growth in Leadership Participation; Nicholas Sande, Iowa Farm Bureau Scholarships. CLARION — Kole Dis ney, John Wesley Coles and Eda Coles Scholarship in Agriculture; Kathleen Holmes, Future of AgriculNEW ARRIVAL ture Scholarship. CLEAR LAKE — Eric Zade Bernhardt Hansen, Scholarships for MASON CITY — John Excellence in Agriculture and Angela Bernhardt of and Life Sciences; BenMason City are parents of jamin Janson, David a son, Zade Alexander Zahller Scholarship. Bernhardt, born at 5:30 CRYSTAL LAKE — p.m. Sept. 1, 2010 at Mercy Joseph Garrison, Future of Medical Center — North Agriculture Scholarship. Iowa, Mason City. FOREST CITY — Ceara He weighed 7 lbs., 6 oz., Fjeld, Future of Agriculand was 20½ inches long. ture Scholarship; Mariam
Mettry, George W. Catt Memorial Scholarship. HAMPTON — Carley Christiansen, Younkers Farm-Aid Scholarships; Samuel Showalter, Ted and Hazle DeBerg Agricultural Scholarship. KENSETT — Michelle Medlang, Fred Foreman Scholarship for Growth in Leadership Participation. LAKE MILLS — Lisa Nelson, Younkers FarmAid Scholarships. LITTLE CEDAR — Tara Adams, Fred Foreman Scholarship for Growth in Leadership Participation. LUVERNE — Danielle Holmes, Fred Foreman Scholarship for Growth in Leadership Participation. MASON CITY — Claire Brown, Agriculture General Scholarship Endowment Fund; Jenna Dixon,
Fred Foreman Scholarship for Growth in Leadership Participation; Ty Hamiel, Helen J. VanZante Scholarship. NORTHWOOD — Allix Tenold, Fred Foreman Scholarship for Growth in Leadership Participation. OSAGE — Brooke Bodensteiner, John Wesley Coles and Eda Coles Scholarship in Agriculture. ROCKWELL — Brittany Jurgemeyer, Agriculture Future of America Leadership Conference Scholarship. SCARVILLE — Jeffrey Divan, Stark/Sandage/Frischmeyer Scholarship. TITONKA — Tyler Harms, Global Agriculture Travel Scholarship. WHITTEMORE — Justin Kuecker, George W. Catt Memorial Scholarship.
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Algona Band Day honors listed ALGONA — Several North Iowa high school and middle school bands took top placings at Algona Band Day Festival on Oct. 2. Algona High School took second and Charles City High School took third in sweepstakes trophy standings. Sheldon High School was first; Forest City was fifth and Bishop Garrigan of Algona was sixth. Bishop Garrigan was first in the 1A field contest. Algona earned Best Auxiliary and Best Marching in
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U of I awards summer degrees IOWA CITY — The University of Iowa awarded an estimated 700 degrees at the close of the summer session. North Iowa graduates include: ALGONA — Jennifer M. Linahon, bachelor of science, psychology; Kelli Templeton Straub, bachelor of science, nursing, nursing. CORWITH — Tara L. Trenary, bachelor of arts, communication studies. DUMONT — Lucas Allen Hanson, bachelor of arts, health and sport studies. HAMPTON — Jared James Snell, master of science, electrical and computer engineering. LAKE MILLS — Caitlin Bergland, bachelor of science in nursing, nursing. MANLY — Mandie Marie Bird, bachelor of science, radiation sciences, with highest distinction. MASON CITY — Dylan
James Miller, bachelor of arts, economics, interdepartmental studies; Brian Mitchell Steil, master of science in nursing, nursing. NORA SPRINGS — Matthew Barendsen Shook, bachelor of arts, political science. NORTHWOOD — Trent Thomas Millard, bachelor of arts, psychology. ROCKFORD — Reed Elliot Trettin, master of physician assistant, physician assistant studies; master of public health. ROCKWELL — Jody Lynne Wiseman, master of social work, social work. ROWAN — Andrea Autumn Timmerman, master of science in nursing, nursing. ST. ANSGAR — Amie Jo Huebsch, master of science in nursing, nursing. SHEFFIELD — Jami Campbell Vold, bachelor of science in nursing, nursing.
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