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Newspaper

Clarinda Herald Journal

Location

Clarinda, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1955

Page

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Rubinoff Day in Clarinda a Busy Schedule for Maestro

Rubinoff arrives in Clarinda at 9 30 am after a 150 mile drive from Sac City. He performs at 10 am for grade school students and later for junior high and college audiences, then at the Mental Health Institute, attends a Lions club luncheon, and headlines an 8 15 pm public concert.

Rubinoff Sac City Clarinda Lions Club Jim Browning Mental Health Institute Linderman Browning Graham Stationers Oehler Drugs Hawley Drugs Owens Pharmacy Russ Shumate Harold Hurt Red Oak Iowa Ministeris Association Senate

Egg prices steady as Iowa farmers see gains from last year

Farm economist Donald J Hunter of Iowa State College notes Iowa egg prices this winter match or exceed 1953 levels, with near record warm weather and strong Lenten demand boosting shell eggs. Total Iowa egg production tops last year by five percent while storage and broiler stocks shift toward consuming channels.

Page County Donald J Hunter Iowa State College Iowa Hunter

District Y Co-Ed Conference at Creston Monday

About 750 youths from 30 southwest Iowa communities will attend the 9th Annual Spring Co-ed conference in Creston. The event, sponsored by the district YMCA and YWCA, features eight discussion topics and will conclude with awards and a candlelight rededication.

Iowa Hi-Y Creston Clarinda Southwest Iowa YMCA YWCA Hart Holt Jr Amos L Boren Robert Parks Methodist Church Indianapolis Ind Yreen Greenfield Shenandoah Corning Tri Hi-Y Mount Ayr United States

Senior class play Shy Guy to be presented April 22

April 22 date set for the Mason New Market senior class play Shy Guy at the school. Community events include a 4-H food sale at Clark's store on April 9 and various local visitations and club meetings observed in Shenandoah Clarinda and Bedford areas.

New Market Shy Guy Mason Meadowlarks 4-H Club Clark's Store Perry Hurdle Orval Slaight Floyd Ellison Shenandoah Mary Anderson Eva Journey Merritt Pierson John McNees Eastern Star Chapter School of Instruction Bedford Callie Lake Leavenworth Kan Tom Lake Joe Hanford Kansas City Manford Adams Ray Adams Clarinda Eustace Lake Leroy Hansen Manning Jay Harkless Orval Wood Walter Langer Municipal Hospital Rebekah David Kite Weldon Jones Vincent Dancer Merl Harris Daisy Wilcox Grant Krider Braddyville Byron Williams Herchel Harris Smith Brooks Corning Florida William Harris Ray Gillespie James McDonald Lions Club Goldberg Don Sharp Judy Paul Savage Francis Cunningham Roy Jackson Stevie Onamia Minn Mike Jones

Hepburn Residents Return and Visits Across Town

April 5 report notes Mrs Leland Jones and sons returning to Kansas City. Mr Jones followed. Art Gray family and Ray Boyd clan visited homes near Guss and in Red Oak. Freeman Shum Scroggs families called on Clarinda and Shambaugh residents. Verne Cutter and children visited Clayton and Parrott households New Market and Clarinda. Florence Robinson visited in Clarinda hospital. Tina Williams traveled to Missouri to see Dale Kelley family. Chester Williams joined the Kelley visit. Walt Lile and Mickie Joe of Extra visited Cress Sims.

New Market Donald Squires George Parrott Clarinda Missouri Tina Williams Dale Kelly Chester Williams Kelleys Walt Lile Mickie Joe Extra Cress Sims WSCS Ara Stewart Orie Waldruff Glenn Eldon Stewart Peoria Ill Caterpillar Tractor Company Glenn Stewart Cecil Woldruff Ava Stewart Loren Woldruff Shannon City Mattie Borden Russell. Sunderman North Star’ School

Bethesda Garden Club Plant Sale Meeting Feature

Bethesda April 5 The Bethesda Garden club will meet Wednesday April 13 with a program by Mrs William Baumgarten and Mrs Glendon Nelson and a plant sale. Other Bethesda notes include birthday clubs meeting with hosts and local social visits.

Bethesda Bethesda Garden Club William Baumgarten Glendon Nelson Lawrence Carlson Henrietta Earl Carlson Ruthella Carlson Omaha Woodlawn Carrol Nelson Norman Setterburg Elvin Teachout Shirley Leighton Baker Lowell Teachout Shenandoah Bethesda Telephone Keith Nelson Lee Werner

Iowa Papers Help Publish 475 Pages Through Cancer Articles and Ads

Iowa publishers contributed a year ago the space of 475 full pages by inserting cancer related articles or advertisements to support public awareness and fundraising efforts.

Iowa

Plum Grove Social Gossip Spurs a Busy Weekend

Plums Grove residents report visits from neighbors across Braddyville Cla rinda and Hopkins with many family gatherings. Weekend birthdays bring out Jimmy Wolf and Max Edwards celebrations as friends and relatives share meals and company from Shambaugh Clearmont Blanchard Lone Elm and Independence district communities.

Plum Grove Roscoe Whipple Braddyville Elmer Fleagle Near Shambaugh Earl Whipples Gerald Wallace Clarinda Albert Wallaces Jimmy Wolf Clearmont Dewey Lancaster Oskaloosa Bill Melvin Hopkins Everett Wolfs Griffith Ira Chesnut Pearl Waldruff Grandma Chesnut Max Edwards Paula Kaye Agnes Edwards Blanchard Jay Shackelford Shenandoah Justin Shacklefords Everett Wolf Earl Whipple Independence District Ira Chesnuts Opal Ingram Harold Ingram Lone Elm

May West hosts Minnesota visitors at Oak Hill home

A long visiting list from Minnesota and Iowa gathers at the home of May West in Gravity and Corning. Kinfolks include Lloyd West, Buster Vincent, and relatives from Fairmont and Rock Island sharing meals, birthday observances, and trips to Omaha Ice Capades and family gatherings.

Minnesota Oak Hill Lloyd West Corning Buster Vincent Fairmont Minn May West Claude Darlene Vincent Kansas City Darrell Sellars Gravity Hgh Linda Bobby Cerven Connie Shafai Jean Dunkin James Q’dell Terry Bruce Peterson Harley Diggs Charles Downs Rock Island Ill Leland Morgan Clarinda Norma Jean Kingery Lenox Walter Finnell Cumberland Lester Corbin Leonard Perdew Near Conway Dale Cerven Cerven Talton Hicks Near Gravity Kenneth Finnell Near Corning Omaha Mark Young Billy Wayne Burright Burright Delmar Haley Lloyd Travis Tom Haley Edwin Mitchell Missouri Rosary Hospital Cooney Corbin Robert Hardee Roscoe Schooling Kennard Kenneth Barker Clarence Peterson Robert Gourley Villisca Clifton Clement Gass James Randall Blanche Barcus Frank Kimpton

Cancer cost to society expected to reach twelve billion

The American Cancer Society estimates about 500000 new cancer cases this year. The result is an estimated 3.5 million lost man years of work and about 12 billion dollars in lost goods and services.

American Cancer Society

Plans Started for 1955 56 Taylor Family Living Program

Nine members of the Taylor county Family Living committee met with Ann Nygaard and Maclyn LaRue to begin plans for the 1955 56 Family Living program. They listed 15 problem areas Iowa State College can assist homemakers with, and will meet again April 29 to finalize the 1956 program.

Taylor County Ann Nygaard Maclyn LaRue Miss Nygaard la Rue Iowa State College

Harland Elected Southwest Iowa Student Council Leader

Miss Harland a Clarinda High junior was elected president of the southwest district Iowa Student Council Association at Atlantic High School where 625 students from 37 schools attended the eighth annual Western division meeting. Officers include Duen e Selser Red Oak vice president Marie Westlake Corning secretary Judy Lefgren Council Bluffs treasurer.

Iowa Student Council Association Atlantic High School Western Division of Iowa Miss Harland Clarinda High Duane Selser Red Oak Marie Westlake Corning Judy Lefgren Thomas Jefferson High Council Bluffs Southwest Northwest Thomas Jefferson High School

Virginia Pullen Elected FHA President for Next Year

Norma Woods announced the Monday election results naming Virginia Pullen as president of the school sponsored club. Marilyn Sump was elected vice president Harriet James secretary and Mary Lou Jennings treasurer. A number of cabinet members will be initiated later this month.

Rha Norma Woods Virginia Pullen Marilyn Sump Harriett James Mary Lou Jennings

Entertainer Al Bell Delivers Ireland Story at School Assembly

Al Bell appeared before senior and junior high students at a pay assembly Monday. He presented a colorful story and movie of Ireland and is scheduled to return to CHS next year.

al Bell Ireland CHS

Principal Announces Student Registration for Next Year

Principal Rippe states that he is registering freshmen sophomores and juniors for admission next year at the school building.

Rippe

Taylor Farm Bureau Women Plan Saturday Bake Sale

The Farm Bureau women of Taylor county will hold their annual bake sale Saturday with sales at Lenox East Side Cafe from 2 to 4 pm and Bedford Zelier building from 10 am until sold out. Farm produce and baked goods will be offered.

Farm Bureau Taylor County Lenox Bedford East Side Zelier

Cancer Society Grants Boost Research in Decade of Progress

The American Cancer Society sponsored 2 205 grants in aid 297 institutional research and special purpose grants and 6513 research fellowships and scholar grants to accelerate the search for a cancer cure during the decade of progress just ending.

American Cancer Society

Two Jaycee Girls Attain Gregg Certificate in Shorthand

Elizabeth Holmes and Nancy Koehler, Clarinda Junior College freshmen, passed a 60 words per minute five minute dictation with under five percent error. They earned a Gregg Certificate awarded by the company. Instructor Effie Morrey dictated the test and filed the final report.

Elizabeth Holmes Nancy Koehler Clarinda Junior College Gregg Company Effie Morrey Miss Morrey

Ladies in Retirement at College April 21 22

Mrs Burton Elam directs the play at the college auditorium with performances set for April 21 and 22. The director notes the production has toured successfully at several colleges.

Burton Elam

Editor in Chief Announces Collegian Publication Date

Wilda Boyd, editor in chief of the Junior College Collegian, said the magazine copy is at Herald Printing Service and is being printed. She estimated distribution on April 12 and noted final publication work is underway.

Collegian Wilda Boyd Herald Printing Service Miss Boyd

Dean Browning Speaks at Braddyville Sports Banquet

Braddyville High School held its annual sports banquet with main speaker Dean James Browning on Wednesday March 30. He addressed the group on the important things that make up a good life.

Dean James Browning Braddyville High School

Former High School Principal Honored at Coffee Hour

Mr and Mrs Keith Henning of Benton Harbor Michigan were honored at the high school faculty coffee hour after regular school hours. Henning formerly served as principal of the junior high and high schools in the district.

Keith Henning Benton Harbor Mich Henning

Easter Vacation Starts For College Students

Easter vacation begins at 2 30 pm Thursday for college people and classes resume the following Tuesday at 8 am Monday.

One Act Play Impresses Braddyville Youth Folks

Braddyville high school youth presented the one act play Madam Butterfly at the community hall on Thursday evening along with several school musical numbers. The event featured readings by Roger Bales, a song by Rev Frank Matthews and accompaniment by Mrs Matthews. Food was sold after the program.

Siam The Christian Church Frank Shields Forrest Mendenhall Mmes Andrew Miller Orie Waldruff Glenn Stewart Alva Clayton WSCS Methodist Mount Ayr Braddyville Roger Bales Frank Matthews Matthews Mahlon Oxley Orient Orville Manley Harold Roush Burlington Junction Arthur Stickelman Lloyd Oxley Bedford Orie Woldruff James Woldruff

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Herald-Journal Page County Extension Director U.S Pax-Movietone News Clarinda Theatre Clarinda Heavy Mortar Company Clarinda High Y Club SW Iowa Hepburn Florence Robinson Clelia Robinson Clarinda Hospital Taylor Family Living North 6Th St Legion Pool Clarinda, Iowa CHS Junior SW Iowa Student Council Association President John Woolson Mary Kay Martindale Marianne Buch Allen Fann Seth McGrigby Karen Fann Leonora Steeve Deloris Muller Fred Mascher Neil Rippe Cameron Atlanta Oscar Thompson Iowa State Teachers College Woolson Fann McGrighy Joan Harland Taylor Farm Bureau Dean Browning Braddy
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