South Page High principal to receive master's degree
John Henderson of College Springs, principal of South Page High School, is among about 340 seniors and graduates to receive bachelor and master degrees from Drake University at the 1960 summer commencement Friday at 8 pm in the Drake Field house. Henderson is a candidate for the master of science in education degree in general school administration.
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John Henderson
College Springs
South Page High School
Drake University
Drake
Henderson
Bethesda Visit Spurs Long Family Travel Ties
Friends in Bethesda gather after Bermuda trip as Leslie Hines and others visit James Lundburg LeRoy Hartstack clans. Blair Nebraska to Ozarks trip details and a long list of local egos, weddings and reunions accompany the regional social page. Sunflower reaches eighteen feet at VanderMeer home in LeMars from birdseed.
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PA VanderMeer
LeMars
Cunning and Wirth families hold New Market reunions
The New Market Park hosted the annual Cunning reunion on August 21 with many relatives from Iowa and nearby states attending. A separate Noble family reunion took place Sunday at Dale Peterman's, with Billie S Noble reelected president, Frank Noble as VP, and John Stanton Noble as secretary treasurer.
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Wirth Relaives
New Market Park
Duane Diggs
Kansas City
Harley Diggs
Harry Combs
Neal Combs
Gravity
Charles Basher
Danny
Susan
John Wirth
Clarinda
Roscoe Schooling
Bedford
Richard French
Gary Spring
Jeffery
Crystal Spring
George Vanhorn
Lee Long
John Combs
Arnold Basher
New Market
Walter Noble
Frank Noble
Billie S Noble
Noble
Dale Peterman
John Stanton Noble
Local Residents Attend Picnics Across Several Towns
On Mineral Avenue and nearby towns, Mr and Mrs Vern Duncan and John took Mrs Weatherman to Springfield Missouri on Monday. Mr and Mrs Clark Cavner spent Sunday at Clarence Bartels. Marvin Wichmans and Ethelbert Ott returned from the Black Hills and Colorado, visiting Carl Glassgow at Loveland. Marvin and Herman Wichmans joined a Thursday picnic at Clarinda Park for Elaine Duncan. Ray Evans and Lloyd of Wichita Kansas visited the Paul Dunbar and Roy Duncan homes Wednesday. OK Club members and families attended a College Springs picnic Wednesday.
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Mineral Ave
Vern Duncan
John
Weatherman
Springfield
Clark Cavner
Clarence Bartels
Marvin Wichmans
Ethelbert Ott
Black Hills
Colorado
Carl Glassgows
Loveland
Marvin
Herman Wichmans
Clarinda Park
Elaine Duncan
Ray Evans
Lloyd
Wichita
Kan
Paul Dunbar
Roy Duncan
OK Club
College Springs
Herald Journal Copies Available at Five Spots
The Herald Journal is on sale at five convenient locations every Monday and Thursday. Individual copies cost 10 cents, the same price as at the office. Locations include Mrs Bailey's news stand at Main and 15th, Hy Vee, United Food, Super Valu, and Linderman.
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Herald Journal
New Herald Journal carrier routes take effect Monday
Re-routing of Herald Journal city carrier routes starts Monday with eleven new routes affecting about 1300 subscribers. Cla rinda adds one new route and carrier. Dennis Warrick fills the position. Two boys give up routes. John Caswell and Donald Watkins replace them.
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Herald Journal City
The
Herald Journal
Ing
Dennis Warrick
Warrick
John Caswell
Robert Caswell
Donald Watkins
Ed Winter to Take Over Local Veterinary Practice
Dr Edward Winter, 25, son of Mr and Mrs C E Winter of Clarinda, has purchased the veterinary medicine practice of Dr Orlen E Pfiefer who has run the clinic for nine years. Pfiefer will move to Manhattan Kansas to teach at Kansas State University. Winter will arrive Sept 2 from Kalona near Iowa City where he has worked after graduating from Iowa State University Ames in May. He is a Clarinda High School and Clarinda Junior College alumnus and is not married.
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Edward Winter
C E Winter
Clarinda
Orlen E Pfiefer
Pfiefer
C H Mannasmith
Red Oak
Manhattan
Kaw
Kansas State University
Winter
Kalonala
Iowa City
Iowa State University
Ames
Clarinda High School
Clarinda Junior College
Methodist district supt speaker at Siam church
District Superintendent Merrill Summerbell of Cres ton was guest minister at the Siam Methodist Church on Sunday while regular minister Rev Lacy Thompson attended to a ill relative. Several visitors from Gardiner Ore and Modesto Calif were noted among attendees.
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Methodist
Siam
Merrill Summerbell
Creston
Lacy Thompson
Bertie Thorne
H C Thompson
Gardiner
Ore
Gardner, Ore
Suit Filed To Block Memorial Union Expansion At Iowa
A Polk County suit by the Iowa Motor Court Association Iowa Hotel Association a Johnson County taxpayer an SUI student and motel cafe owners seeks to block a 4 600 000 Memorial Union addition at the State University of Iowa Iowa City. Opponents say the project violates the state constitution by incurring debt over 250 000 without a single law. The Regents planned bids this fall for a 1963 completion.
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SUI Union
Memorial Union
State University of Iowa
Iowa City
Polk County
Des Moines
Iowa Motor Court Association
Iowa Hotel Association
Johnson County
SUI
Iowa
State Board of Regents
Board of Regents
Family reunion held while visitors here
The Newell and Fred Christensen families held a reunion at Clarinda park to visit John Christensen of Florida and Donald Christensen of California who have stayed two weeks at the Newell Christensen home. Lana Miller of Bedford visited Diane Christensen. Nadine Hanson returned to teaching in Mason City after summer with her father Fred Hanson. Mrs Sam Allen and grandsons Dan and Sam Rankin attended church. Dan to William Jewell College and Sam to Tarkio College. Mrs Dale Grafft and children visited Clinton Nebraska. Mr and Mrs George Morrow and Denise and Kim spent the week in Denver visiting that family.
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C A Nelson
Kenneth Ridenour
Kevin
Chicago
Albert Larson
Clarinda
Charles Larson
Oliver Swanson
Norman Setterburg
Lake Okoboji
Bethesda
Glendon Nelsons
Susan Skiles
Des Moines
Orville Swanson
Lee Werner
Fred Cline
Carol Ann Bangs
Werners
Trinity Lutheran Church
Shenandoah
Don Nymoen
Schenectady
Pearl Cline
Albert Johnson
Nymoen
Lynette Cline
Colorado
Walter Rope
Escondido
Calif
Ed Frendenburg
Milan
Madison
Neb
Ralph Demanetts
Walter Noble
John Herren
Diane
Council Bluffs
Jim Clark
Holly Clark
Parker Swan
Marvin Dennis
Carlisle
Ruth Dennis
Dennis
Nellie Beuler
Odebolt
Creston
Corda
Forna Fuller
Hazel Young
Edd Mankle
John Fuller
Dallas Larson
Merlin Lovett
Glenn Costens
Robert Wilson
Don Sharpe
Bob Horton
Estel Foster
Memory Happy Hour Club
KMA
Earl Mays
Frank Field
Bradley Larson
Church of Christ Ladies Aid
Larson
G L Fuller
Virginia Young
Marie Rasner
Ray
Dorman Young
James Young
College Springs
Newell
Fred Christensens
Clarinda Park
John Christensens
Florida
Donald Christensens
California
Newell Christensen
Lana Miller
Bedford
Diane Christensen
Nadine Hanson
Mason City
Fred Hanson
Sam Allen
Dan
Sam Rankin
William Jewell
Liberty, Mo
Sam
Tarkio College
Dale Grafft
Clinton
Alice Hill
George Morrow
Denise
Kim
Denver
Colo
Harvey Newbury
Max Macrander
Melvin Macrander
Murry
Frank McCord
Anna Parker
George Hamm
Robert Spanglers
Cecil Hatfield
Parkville
Ivan Spanglers
Kansas City
Kan
Jim Harper
Jack Eakin
Waterloo
Amity Learning
Lion’s den
Karen Ludington
Kenagys
Gamaliel
Ark
C R Fitz
School of Missions
The
Methodist Church
Lincoln
Norman Robinson
Wyalusing
Elmer Stevenson
St Louis
New Home Under Construction in Valley Heights Subdivision
Richardson Lumber Co builds a three bedroom house at 420 Valley Heights, the third on the street south from Garfield St at 21st. The home measures 25 by 57 feet including the garage for the Carroll Warren family. Herald Journal photo notes local visits and social activity in the Amity Clarinda region with multiple weekend trips and gatherings.
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Valley Heights
Richardson Lumber Co
Carroll Warren
Garfield St
Herald Journal
Warren
Conservation reserve land use limits stressed by ASC chairman
ASC Chairman Oscar P Engstrom reminds Page County farmers that conservation reserve land must remain out of production for the contract term. Contracts cover 8957.5 acres across 104 agreements, including 82 whole-farm deals, with some land held from production through 1969. Nationwide, about 28.6 million acres under 305 thousand farms are in the program, reducing crop acreage and forbidding new land entries.
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Oscar P Engstrom
Page County
ASC Committee
Engstrom
Northboro Methodist class elects officers at social
The Fellowship Class of the Northboro Methodist Sunday school elected officers with Frances Sallee named president and Robert Henderson secretary treasurer. A social at the Henderson home was planned for next month. Local greeters and musicians were listed. several guests were noted and hospital plans discussed.
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Northboro
Methodist Sunday School
Leonard Foxworthy
Frances Sallee
Sallee
Manes
Robert Henderson
The
Methodist Church
Clyde Bloom
Keith Gibson
Pat Gibson
Siam folk report damages after electrical storm
An electrical storm Aug 23 struck a telephone line near the Howard Collins home, causing plaster falls and damaged wiring but no fire. In Bedford and nearby towns residents hosted guests for birthdays and family gatherings, including the Naven and Daniels households, while St Francis Hospital worker Richard Fine visited his parents. Nearby visitors included Ray Cunning of Gothenburg and Chas Cunning of El Monte.
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Howard Collins
R D Fine
George Stanley
Patricia
Hollis Naven
Lenox
Naven
Ray Cunning
Gothenburg
Neb
Chas Cunning
el Monte
Calif
Ray
Elsie Stick
Drinking no protection against heart attacks, scientists find
Minnesota researchers report in Circulation Research that heavy alcohol use raises serum cholesterol rather than lowers heart disease risk. In tests on 60 volunteers at a state prison, three ounces daily raised cholesterol. nine ounces over three weeks caused further increases. Dogs showed a larger cholesterol rise, but humans still saw a small, significant increase.
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Minnesota
American Heart Association
Francisco Grande
Lyle J Hat
H William Heupel
Donald S Amatusio
Taylor County 4-H Achievement Show Winners Named
Winners in the 1960 Taylor County 4-H Achievement Show announced by county extension director Maclyn LaRue. In sheep Rex Wilhelm and John Straight led with grand and champion titles. dairy champions include Rex Wilhelm and Roland Troncin. beef features John Walston John Tribolet Rel don Huntington and Roger Brummett. swine, rabbits, garden and other blue ribbon entries led by Terry Lundquist Doug Walter Catherine Miller and Dennis Spencer among others.
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Taylor County
Bedford
Maclyn LaRue
Ram Lambs
Jack Longfellow
Ronald Weller
Rex Wilhelm
John Straight
Richard Shuler
Roland Troncin
Jersey
Richard Blake
Guernsey
Harold Nelson
John Walston
John Tribolet
Reldon Huntington
Roger Brummett
Joyce Weir
Donald Beck
Miriam Wood
Terry Lundquist
Fred Scott
Chester
Ricky Nelson
Nelson
Jimmy Harvey
Hampshire
Dennis Cooper
James Farrens
Richard Beaver
Doug Walter
Ronald Wetzel
Catherine Miller
Gail Lee Johnson
Dennis Spencer
Calvin Johnson
Mary Sand
Donald Johnson
Dale Akers
Earl Jonhson
College Springs Methodists honor minister and wife
College Springs Methodist congregation held a reception in the fellowship room after MYF on Sunday to honor Rev and Mrs C R Fitz. Mrs Fred Stimson presented a gift, with local church activities committee in charge of refreshments.
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College Springs
MYF
C R Fitz
Fred Stimson
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