June 2016

Mon
06
Jun

GERALD R. LARSON

GERALD R. LARSON, 75, Algona, died Saturday, June 4, 2016, at the Kossuth County Regional Health Center, Algona.

Sat
04
Jun

Humboldt softball team moves to 7-1


Humboldt junior third baseman Taylor Gidel follows through on a base hit in the Wildcats' victory over Eagle Grove on June 4 in Humboldt. Independent photo by Phil Monson.

The Humboldt High softball team moved its season record to 7-1 overall by sweeping Eagle Grove (12-0) and Mason City (5-3) in two games on Saturday, June 4 in Humboldt. Avery Terwilliger pitched a 2-hitter in the first game, backed by an eight-hit attack. Ellie Jacobson pitched all seven innings in the second game, backed by seven hits at the plate.

Humboldt, also 3-0 in the North Central Conference, will return to action at home on Monday night, June 6, when they host Clear Lake in conference action.

See full story, photos and statistics in the Humboldt Independent Newspaper. Select the link on this page to begin your subscription to the Independent for print/digital access to the Independent.

Fri
03
Jun

Humboldt girls bow out in regional soccer, 6-0

Humboldt's varsity girls' soccer season came to a close tonight (June 3) in Gilbert when the Wildcats fell to the Gilbert Tigers, 6-0 in a Class 1A region semifinal round contest. Humboldt ends the year at 3-11 overall. Gilbert, 14-2, will play North Polk on Monday, June 6, to determine a berth in next week's state tournament in Des Moines.

See full story in the Humboldt Independent Newspaper. Select the link on this page to begin your subscription to the Independent for print/digital access to get all of the latest news and updates in Humboldt County.

Fri
03
Jun

ELMER W. FOSTER

ELMER W. FOSTER, 89, Beaverton, OR, formerly of Humboldt, died Sunday, May 15, 2016.

Thu
02
Jun

Wildcat softball, baseball teams win at Clarion

Humboldt's varsity softball and baseball teams picked up North Central Conference victories at Clarion on June 1. The Girls won, 8-6, while the boys rode the 19-strikeout performance of senior pitcher Chris Witzke for an 11-0 shutout victory. Witzke allowed just one hit in the contest. The Wildcat girls used a 10-hit attack in their victory.

Humboldt's girls are now 4-1 overall, 3-0 in the NCC. They play at Garner tonight (June 2).
Humboldt's boys are now 2-2 overall, 1-0 in the NCC. They visit Southeast Valley tonight (June 2) at Dayton.

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Thu
02
Jun

Gotch Catch Wrestling Tournament is July 3 in Humboldt


This life-sized bronze statue of Frank A. Gotch was erected as a memorial to the Humboldt native son and his contribution to athletics and our community. Gotch's contributions will be recognized again with a special World Catch Wrestling Tournament at Humboldt High School on Sunday, July 3.

Wrestling history will come alive on July 3 in Humboldt, when the first ever Frank Gotch World Catch Championship is held in the hometown of the most legendary figure in catch wrestling history.
The Catch Wrestling Alliance (CWA) headquartered in Los Angeles, CA, will hold its third annual event on Sunday, July 3, in Humboldt, at the Humboldt High School gymnasium.
“We are tremendously excited to make this announcement,” said Dr. Raul Ramirez, executive director of the CWA and a catch wrestling instructor and practitioner.
For further information, go to the CWA web site or call Raul Ramirez at (310) 930-6046. The domain name is raul@catchwrestlingalliance.com. Look for more information in this week's Humboldt Independent and in future issues. Subscribe today by clicking on the link at the top of this page.

Thu
02
Jun
Wed
01
Jun

Humboldt girls place 5th in 3A state golf tournament


Humboldt's varsity girls' golf team wrapped up its 2016 season with a fifth-place finish in the Class 3A state tournament held in Ames May 31-June 1. Squad members, pictured from left: Olivia Birdsell, Halie George, Brooke Anderson, Brenna Howard, Taylor Gidel, Avery Terwilliger and coach Jess Harklau. Independent photo by Phil Monson.

The Humboldt girls golf team ended their season with a fifth-place finish in the Class 3A state tournament Wednesday (June 1) at Coldwater Links Course in Ames. The Wildcats finished the two-day tournament with an overall score of 751. Atlantic (696), Clear Lake (736), Centerville (742) and Shenandoah (750) took the top four positions in the team scoring. North Fayette Valley was sixth at 770, MOC-Floyd Valley seventh with 781 strokes and West Liberty eighth with 782.

Brooke Anderson led Humboldt with overall score of 180. Avery Terwilliger was second at 187 and Halie George shot 190.

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Wed
01
Jun

JERRY L. PAULSON

Jerry L. Paulson, 82, Gilmore City, died Tuesday, May 31, 2016, at his home. Those wishing to send online condolences can send them to masonlindhart@gmail.com and we will see that it gets to the family. Be sure to put the deceased’s name in the subject line.

Wed
01
Jun

COOK OF THE WEEK - DAIRY MONTH

June is Dairy Month. June Dairy Month started out as a way to distribute extra milk during the warm months of summer. The commemoration was established in 1937 by grocer organizations sponsoring “National Milk Month.” By 1939, June became the official “dairy month.”
Whether it’s in coffee, cereal or smoothies, adding one more serving of milk to your family’s day can help ensure they get the nutrients they need to build strong bones and teeth. Trusted for decades, dairy farm families pride themselves on producing wholesome dairy foods that help their families grow up strong and healthy.
Dairy Month promotes the positive aspects of dairy food, from its wide-ranging availability to nutritional value, and encourages you to make a range of dairy food part of a balanced diet. Ever since 1939 when June became the official “dairy month” June Dairy Month has encouraged families to make milk their first beverage choice based on its nutrition and value.

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