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Clarinda Herald Journal

Location

Clarinda, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1955

Page

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Mortar Company Wins Two Honors at Summer Camp

Clarinda Heavy Mortar company of the 168th Regiment earned superior rating at Camp Ripley. Paul Ross of Priddyville won the individual proficiency test. Jan Masmar won last year. Ross flew to Chicago to attend the all star football game with Gov Leo Hoegh. One casualty Jack Cooper suffered a knee injury and was taken to the municipal hospital for surgery.

Clarinda Camp Ripley 168Th Minnesota Paul Ross Praddyville Jan Masmar Ross Chicago Leo Hoegh Quentin Annan Clarinda Company Jack Cooper

Storm Sewer 10 Requires Repairs In City

City reports deterioration of old storm sewers west of list Street along Main Street. Crushed 40 inch pipe sections are being replaced with 42 inch pipe after a hole near the intersection. Joints lack waterproofing, allowing soil intrusion and backfill pressure to crush sections under two houses. City foresees extensive repairs as many old sewers may be in similar condition.

R H van Deusen List St Main St Blanche Gorrell Evelyn Baker van Deusen

John Greenwood Named Local Representative for Met Life

John Greenwood of Clarinda is appointed local representative of Metropolitan Life Insurance. He attends a two week course in life insurance and related fields at the Kansas City office. After completion he will begin four weeks of field training with V J Schiro of the Omaha office.

John Greenwood Clarinda Metropolitan Life Insurance Company York Kansas City Greenwood V J Schiro Omaha

Community backs Clarinda Junior College nursing program

Miss Etta Rasmussen chair of Iowa Board of Nurse Examiners praises Clarinda Junior College for strong community support of its new School of Practical Nursing. The February meeting covered student enrollment, uniforms, emblems, and job placement as the first class prepares to begin September 6 with 17 students enrolled and $135 in donations reported.

Etta Rasmussen Iowa Board of Nurse Examiners School of Practical Nursing State University of Iowa Clarinda Junior College Miss Rasmussen Iowa Charles Flynn Ted Poteet Norman D Render Chamber of Commerce Municipal Hospital Medical Group Lions Club BPW Southwest Iowa Association of Licensed Practical Nurses Clarinda Ann White Etta’ Rasmussen Iowa City James Browning

Second Polio Shots Planned for County Children

Dr H S Frenkel announces second polio vaccine rounds for youngsters who had the first shot last spring. Eligible are first and second graders then, now second and third graders. Dates set for the week of Sept 12 with possible Sept 13 or Sept 16 as the exact day.

HS Frenkel Page County Medical Society National Polio Foundation Frenkel

Rites Wednesday for Vincent L Kaserman

Funeral services were held Wednesday at the First Presbyterian Church for Vincent L Kaserman 38 vice president and manager of Cook's clothing store who died unexpectedly from a cerebral hemorrhage at Municipal hospital. He was born in DuBois Nebraska attended Shenandoah High School and Clarinda Junior College and served in the US Army 1943 to 1946. Interment followed in Clarinda cemetery with Foster Harmon Williams Mortuary in charge.

First Presbyterian Church Vincent L Kaserman Cook's Municipal Hospital DuBois Nebr Shenandoah High School Clarinda Junior College

Ads Accepted Deadlines for Herald Journal

Advertisements must be received by 11 am Wednesdays or 4 pm Fridays at the Herald Journal to qualify for publication. Include contact details and order specifics to ensure placement.

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School board acts on gas coal bids

Clarinda school board opened bids for coal gasoline milk and remodeling the home economics department at the high school. Low bids for school bus gasoline came from Williams Service and the Clarinda Oil Co both 21.4 cents per gallon before tax. The board sent three of six buses to each station and tabled milk and remodeling bids awaiting more offers. A Thursday meeting with the architect for final inspection of the McKinley grade school building is planned with Victor Loebsack expected to represent Williamson and Loebsack.

Pearson Oil and Coal Co Clarinda Coal and Concrete Stoker Coal Pearson Mine Run McKinley Brothers Williams Service Clarinda Oi! Co Supt Burnham McKinley Grade School Victor Loebsack Williamson and

Brannen of Shenandoah Buys Super Valu Store Here

Ivan and D E Taylor owners reveal sale of the Super Valu market this week. Howard Brannen of Shenandoah purchased the stock while the Taylors retain the building. Marve Stubson, a veteran supermarket operator, will manage the local store.

Brannen Shenandoah Ivan D. E Taylor Howard Brannen Taylors Marve Stubson

Hepburn GOC Class Graduates Twenty Three

Twenty three members complete the GOC course in Hepburn with ten women among them. Mrs Florence Robinson serves as post leader in the fourth class, while Oscar Stone of the Ground Observers Corps notes small towns like Hepburn can contribute to national defense and that women share equally in the service.

Hepburn Florence Robinson Oscar Stone Ground Observers Corps Shambaugh Airman Stone

KIWANIANS ENJOY A LEBANON WEDDING

Kiwanis club hears Mrs Jo Wiseman of Mount Ayr recount her Lebanon wedding and journey to American style nuptials with humor. She notes public relations issues for Americans touring the East and urges cultural respect. Kevin Okerlin sang, with Helen Hall Hoskinson on piano. Orville Thompson presided.

Arabia Kiwanis Meeting Linderman Jo Wiseman Mount Ayr Mrs Wiseman Lebanon Saudi Arabia Wiseman East Kevin Okerlin Kiwanis Ladies Kerin Okerlin Lions Club Clarinda Helen Hall Hoskinson Orville Thompson Dale Foster

Former chamber man takes key post at Centerville

Bill Anthony former Clarindan chamber of commerce secretary now chairs the Chariton Valley Development association in Centerville He runs a Centerville hotel and led a delegation to Washington to discuss flood control north of Centerville The group aims to attract five to ten thousand memberships.

Bill Anthony Clarindan Chamber of Commerce Ted Poteet Centerville Chariton Valley Development Association Anthony Washington, DC Chariton

Clarinda Flying Club Demonstrates First Aid

Dr S T Ramsdell led a first aid demonstration for the Clarinda Flying Club at the municipal airport administration building. President Tom Johnston announced monthly meetings on the third Wednesday with the next program planned for September 21.

S T Ramsdell Clarinda

Public Meeting On City Water System Improvements

Citizens of Clarindans may ask questions about the Burns and McDonnell report at a public meeting set by the council for Friday Sept 9 at 7 30 pm in the high school library. Don Dodd will answer questions as the firm presents proposed improvements including a new Nodaway river intake and dam and a 12 inch main to the storage tank.

Clarindans Burns and McDonnell Engineering Co Kansas City Don Dodd Burns and McDonnell Herald-Journal Nodaway Sehenck’s

Collision causes minor damage to two cars at intersection

At 6th and Washington streets early Sunday morning two cars collided. James N Scott 21 of New Market Route 1 drove west on Washington and Carl J Wagoner from Clara Route 2 drove north on 6th. Damages were $65 to Scott's 1955 Chevrolet and $25 to Wagoner's 1955 Ford.

6Th Washington St Dick Reynolds James N Scott New Market Rt 1 Washington Carl J Wagoner Clarinda Rt 2 Scott Wagoner

Area Livestock Shipments To St Joseph Exchange Listed

Producers shipping livestock to St Joseph Livestock Exchange include Franklin Mellencamp Shenandoah 43 steers average 1181 pounds $22.50 cwt Peet and Peterson Shenandoah 14 steers 1095 pounds $22.40 Warren Renander Essex 23 steers and heifers 871 pounds $22 Bill Brockman Clarinda 23 heifers 963 pounds $22 22 heifers 891 pounds $21.25 F M Martin and son Blanchard 27 hogs $17.25 Walter Muller Clarinda 28 hogs 205 pounds $16.75 R Wand Leonard Anderson Northboro 20 hogs 199 pounds $16.65 Bredensteiner and Thompson Northboro 49 hogs 285 pounds $16.50 W A Morelock Northboro nine hogs $16.25 Fred Bredensteiner Shenandoah 16 sows 350 pounds $14.75

St Joseph Livestock Exchange Franklin Mellencamp Clarinda Peet and Peterson Shenandoah Warren Renander Essex Bill Brockman F M Martin

Berry Seed Co stockholders meet at home office

Annual meeting of Berry Seed Co stockholders was held at the home office with out of town attendees from Minneapolis Shenandoah Des Moines Lincoln Madison Boone and more. Directors remained the same with Charles Sinn as president and a $12 per share cash dividend declared.

The Berry Seed Co Joseph Griffith Minneapolis Minn Griffiths J W McMannama Kenneth Boyd Shenandoah Don O Jones R J Flynn Des Moines H K Hirsch Lincoln Neb Frank Kurtzweil Boone Iowa W F Linn Madison Wis Berry Berry Building Corp la Crosse Lewistown Mont Creston Seed Co Kentucky Berrys Illinois Indiana Ohio Charles E Sinn H J Hirsch W F Sinn Joe Faassen H E Davidson A O Pfander H K Edmonds Charles Sinn

Visiting Fireman Prevents Loss at Watson Truck Scene

Charles W Roberts of Safety 1st of Missouri, a visiting fireman, raced to a Watson Brothers truck blaze outside the west city limits and used a 125 pound dry chemical extinguisher and a new 2½ gallon pressurized water unit to halt the fire. The blaze could have caused total loss.

Watson Brothers Transportation Co West Charles W Roberts St Joseph Safety 1St Missouri Roberts Garver Watson Sid Jarrett

Funeral service for C H Amick at Center Ridge Church

Funeral service for C H Amick, former Clarinda resident who died Sunday in California, will be held at 2 pm Friday at the Center Ridge United Presbyterian church northwest of Red Oak. Burial will follow at Center Ridge church.

C H Amick Clarinda California Center Ridge United Presbyterian Church Red Oak Center Ridge Church

Clarinda Stop on Farm Youth Tour itinerary

Clarinda hosts a stop on the fifth annual Iowa Farm Youth tour September 5 to 9. Forty rural youths visit 12 towns and farms by bus, with Lisle Corp Tidy House Products Mount Arbor Nurseries Shenandoah among sites. Cosponsors are the Iowa Development Commission and Iowa Farm Bureau Federation.

Clarinda Iowa Farm Des Moines Omaha World-Herald Iowa Lisle Corp Tidy House Products Co Mount Arbor Nurseries Shenandoah Iowa Development Commission Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Farm Bureau Future Farmers of America Rural Boy Scouts

New Custodial Crew to Start Work in Clarinda Schools

An all new custodial team begins work in the Clarinda school system Monday led by Supt Joe Burnham. Harry Holmes heads the high school with Jim Pierce assisting. Wayne Rock covers Lincoln grade. Charles Brown guards the old McKinley building with his wife at the new building. The former crew resigned after a pay raise request was refused.

Clarinda Joe Burnham Harry Holmes Jim Pierce Wayne Rock Lincoln Charles Brown McKinley

Lions Club hears on Soap Box Derby origin and 1955 event

Clarinda Lions Club heard Dick O'Brien of Omaha describe the National Soap Box Derby origin by Myron Scott in 1933 and the 1955 race in Akron with participants from 153 U S cities plus a West German winner. Attendance contest set for September to November. concessions raised 167 75 for community fund. upcoming family picnic planned for August 29 at Fairgrounds Park.

Clarinda Akron Ohio O'Brien Jim Fields Nebraska City Darrell Falk Dick Ferguson Page County Fair Community Service Fund Vernon Baumgarten Raymond Kelley Floyd Evans Bill Kearney Salinas Calif Lewis van den Bossche Detroit Mich Fairgrounds Park

Coin horseman sustains broken wrist at Sidney rodeo

Kenneth Vaill a coin horseman suffered a broken wrist in the wild horse race at the Sidney rodeo on Wednesday afternoon. He was among four cowboys injured in the show setting a new rodeo injury record.

Kenneth Vaill Sidney Vaill

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Metropolitan Life Insurance V Kaserman Clarinda Cemetery D C Davis Carrie Loranz John Brummett Cecil Irvin Oliver Gregory R J Swanson Kenneth Erickson C L Hunt Don Farrens Foster-Harmon-Williams Mortuary Opitz Motor Go GOC Pio Es Bride Ins McDonnell ST Job Clarinda Municipal Hospital Edo Deseh Center Ridge Routes Bowers Construction Co
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