Highway 433 Association plans meeting for road needs
The Iowa Good Roads Association hosts a town hall in Fetary to discuss dust and wet condition hazards from roads west into Fremont County. Members, including senators and supervisors, will attend as a general discussion on forming a new association with officers and by laws.
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Page
Front Counties
Iowa Good Roads Association
Iowa Senate
Uts
Fremont County
Glenberry
Coburg Essex school merger denied for fourth time by court
In a district court ruling Judge Everest upheld the State Board of Public Instruction dismissal of Coburg and Essex merger petitions. The 6-1 decision found no jurisdiction for the two districts to compel action by the eight boards, amid prior appeals and reorganizations dating back to 1958.
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Coburg-Essex
Everest
State Department of Public
State Board of
Pas Romery Boards
Ta Foinity
State Board of Public Instruction
Colours-Essex Steering Committee
Montgomery County Board of Raucation
Red Oak
Clarida
Shenandoah
Sng
Coburg
Essex
Cainat
Etion
Decree Event Marked by Nodaway Lodge Milestone
Kenneth James of Nodaway Lodge No 100 APGAM announces a Thursday Sept 3 decree event. Three hinds and two sons are part of the occasion, a rare moment in Hodge's 100 year history with parts of the decree set for 3:209 m.
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Kenneth James
Nodaway Lodge No
Hinds
Hodge
New Market dancer tops Farragut teen talent show
A New Market tap dancer won first place in the Farragut teen talent show during the annual Community Day celebration on Thursday. Judges included Jack Bridie of the Finda, and the event featured a Meat Parade, flower and hobby shows, a baseball game, and Kids' races.
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Roger Mecca
Farraguts Seth
Jack Bridie
The
Finda
Doe killed when leaped before car
Fragments describe a fatal incident with a pedestrian leaping ahead of a vehicle. The text is garbled but indicates a car collision causing death and mentions individuals or witnesses, though names and details are unclear.
Shenandoah Couple Contest Home Tax in Court
Shenandoah couple filed a petition in Page County District Court Saturday challenging a decision by the Page County Board of Supervisors allowing their claim for homes prompt payment. They contend the assessment was higher than 10 percent of the property's value, noting they owe 421 principal on a residence that cost about 710.
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Shenandoah
Page Cory District Court
Earl Jennings
Shenatddoah
Pae County Board of Supervisors Oi
Children’s Home Society campaign letters mailed Sept 16
Residents of Page County prepare letters to seek support for the Children’s Home Society. The agency has cared for 189 children and unwed mothers in the county. Noted supporters include Spring Tenhuizen Colt Blanchard Mes L Northboro Mrs Floren son Hepburn and Leland Bunt Ing Shambaugh.
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Page County
Four more students announce college plans this fall
Four additional students reveal plans to enter colleges or universities this year joining about 80 others already reported as attending higher education institutions. The notices arrive through phone or mail to the institute, with names including Jo Kilentrein, Jayne Barrett, Joyce Continging, and others linked to Des Moines based institutes.
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Stude
Ate ‘Jo Kilen Trin Polis
Jayne Barrett Ter
Des Mol
American Institute of Bu
Bus Delivery Marks New Route Upgrade at Clarinda
A new 66 passenger bus arrives ready for service as part of the Clarinda fleet upgrade. The Superior body features automated components and aims to improve efficiency on regional routes. Bob Wine noted the initiative will enhance transportation options across the area.
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PEASE
Aot
Anderven
Bob Wine
Getsto Arte
Sotaen
Eabers
Page County 4-H Girls Win Nine Blue Ribbons at Fair
Page County 4-H girls collected nine blue ribbons at the 1954 Iowa State Fair in the Home Economies Division. Exhibits included clothing, crafts, and demonstrations by Joy Ann Stimson, Carolyn Stimson, Julie Ornstead, Beverly Sweney, Nancy Nordlund, and Doris White. Page County also sent members of the Merry Maids of Mesqu? Pleasant Ridge and the Shenandoah Tri-M’s to compete in dress revue and demonstrations, with several entries earning red ribbons and showcasing garments and sewing efforts across multiple categories.
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Page County
Mag Forie Burch
County Extension Home Economist
Fm Waaiion
Joyce Ann
Carolyn
Stimson
Merry” Muids
Micasant Midge
Julie Oimsted
Beverly Sweney
Shenandoah Tri-M
Nancy Nordiaxe
Merry Maids of Pleasant Ride
Doris White
The
Valley Future Homemakers
Nordlund
Thie Stenchard
Che Wiicham
Blanchard
Lonith
Natn Aleeves
Linda “Powers
Clariads’ Fimper
Dy ‘Steinkamp
Nor Joron
Roberta Han
Pena Picher
Clarinda
Paula Newcout
Marbara Clark
Glenda Jamison
Corn Collection Drives CROP Appeal Across Midwest
Rural Overseas Program sponsors urge corn donations to aid hungry refugees in Jordan. Rolland Nothwehr of Clarinda notes olive oil failures highlight need. cash funds shipping and corn purchases. CROP, tied to Church World Service, mobilizes 30 plus denominations and farm groups through the National Council of Churches for food relief.
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Chrisian
Rolland Nothwehr
Clarinda
Jordan
Church World Service
Christian Rural Overseas Program
Mali
Midwest
Naonal Council of Churches
Mrs Whitmore Chosen For So Page Teaching Position
Mrs Whitmore, a Northwest Missouri State College graduate, will teach English and literature to eighth grade at South Page Schools. Two teachers cannot begin duties due to illness, while substitutes Mrs Harold McKinley and Dean Roe are set to start if able.
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Keith Whitmore
Whitmore
Northwest Missouri State College
Vilinca
South Page F
Lars Thelma Stone
Fand
Marie
Spear
Cardinal Hoosters to Organize Wednesday Meeting
Cardinal Hoosters will meet Wednesday to organize for the 9 1 Keanon season. President announced today team supporters are asked to meet at the Ican Legion. The Boosters plan to support Clarinda High School football squads and prepare for activities including transporting rural sun seats to homes for football practice. Building at 7:30 pm.
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Ardinal Woosters
Cardinal Hoosters
Keanon
Ican Legion
Clarinda "High Kero
Activites
Accident Report Details Rear Collision On Friday
A third car signaled for a left turn on 8 lato bm Friday causing Wentley to stop. Mrs Richard Warnecke rear ended her, with the Dodge belonging to the Bentleys sustaining front damage and Mel Bentley suffering a slight neck injury. Dutabe was not hospitalised. Police report notes minor injuries and damaged vehicles.
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Wentley
Richard Warnecke
I Dodge
Srs Ively Dam
Ford
Mel Bentley
Dutabe
Soldier of the Month Victor Bloomfield Named in Korea
Victor Bloomfield was named Soldier of the Month for the Tetst Snaiker Company at Camp Parc Arnound. The 31 year old sergeant, son of Mr and Mrs secree Bacio, entered the Army in September 1955 after attending Clarinda high school and working for Gilmore Construction Co. in Omac, Iowa.
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Victor Bloomfield
Korea
Victor K Bloomtiera
Clarinda ‘Ign
Gilmore Construction Co
Omac
Taylor County Exhibits Win At State Fair
Taylor County entries win blue ribbons at the state fair in 1988 showing in home economics and clothing. Exhibits led by Stephens and Mrs Wilson Stephens showcase the clothing demonstration team with carriers Carolyn Shuler and Bedford among participants. Winners include a blue ribbon for a cotton skirt with band and a housecoat.
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Taylor County
Towa
Taylor
N Stephens
Wilson Stephens
Snsan
Janstner
Bedford
Carolyn Shuler
Local Women Win Top Town Fair Craft Honors
Mrs Reed and Mrs Higgins are among the town fair winners. Both local entrants excel in needlework, with Reed noted for cross stitch works made at her Brady area home and Higgins of Claritasheen securing multiple prizes including four seconds and two thirds as reported by the Omaha World-Herald.
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Reed
Higgins
Am ‘Des Moin Lloyd Reed
Brady
Henry Higgins
Claritaseen
Sua
Hospital fund drive volunteers seek help and donations
Clarinda residents volunteer to assist a hospital fund drive while campaign workers ask for returning unused cards. Jesse Lowry reports limited progress due to dispersed territory and time needed for personal calls as 1960 Chamber board reorganizes at the Linderman Hotel with Thompson as new president and other officers elected.
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Vna
Rtas
Jesse Lowry
Campain
Ville Thompson
Clarinda “Chamber of Comree
Linderman Hotel
Grapson
Dayro Lam
Ehame
Extrar
Richard Davidson
Arman Pie Hind
Presidenrg
Thompson
Wileiam Slater
Arman
Pitchy Kina Ferrell’ Reed
Uni
Willams
Slater
Rollie Livingston
Im" Herzberg
Hugh Loudon
Harold Baker
Tack Bridie
Robert G Brown
Done
Ald Hoopes
Fl Liste
Fitch
Reed
William Grant
de Norman Jobson
Davide Son
Glen Cade
Russell Hall
Egeerg
George Segrist
Campaign fundraising plan amid office move delays
A focal committee met at campaign headquarters to map a fata plana for campaigns of procedure. The article notes pledges signups and upcoming collection notices cut from the office. Joh tee is to be named to continue the fundraising phase while Miss Betty Sharp handles accounts at Municipal Hospital.
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Ates
Cara Malena
Municipal Hospital
Betty Sharp
Ma Out Fata Plana
Cama
Lally
Soil moisture observations at Soil Conserva Farm near Clarinda
Samples taken August 12 by Erick Gilson show good soil moisture in Marshall sit loam in second year corn and first year meadow. Nilson of the extension reports available water roughly 3.4 inches in first year meadow on Tax farm soils. Records note wettest years 1858 with 88 inches in August and driest years 1955 with 0.5 inch.
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Marshall Sit
Clarinda
Erick Gilson
Malvern
Nilson
Simon
Towa Kate ‘University Agronomy Department
Legionnaires vote on sale of pool to city
Members of Serry Post 98 of the American Legion are polled by Commander Patl Schenck on whether they support selling the swimming pool and half of the Legion grounds to the city for fifteen thousand dollars. The vote, to be held at the September meeting, requires in person ballots or signed ballots returned to Commander Schenck before the September 8 meeting.
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Serry Post 98
American Legion
Patl Schenck
Legion
Legion Tall
Schenck
Harold or Jeanette and others tied to Ford note
A fragmented list references Harold or Jeanette and several names linked to Ford and locations Shenandoah Clarinda and Chevrolat. The text is incomplete but indicates individuals associated with a vehicle context and towns in a regional area.
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Ray Polsiey
Coin
Ford
Harold Or
Jeanette ‘One
Shenandoah
Gladys Lolbrook
Clarinda
Chevrolat
Teachers Workshop Panel Aids Age Education FACULTY
Four men drove from Des Moines as the workshop closed with an annual Hesiness Industry Education Day on Friday afternoon. Faculty workshop guests included Power Phone Co and others, with speakers unable to speak due to the disrupted session.
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Rmarsny
Tsa Tian Peel Gut
Des Moines
Larindas
Rina
Conceran! Power Phone Co and
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College Springs
Folsom
Age County District
District
Colture and
Tases Districta
Siti
Atric
Montgomery
State Board of Pulte Instruction
Montgomery County Boards of Education
Farragut
Siepburl
Sheri Sante
Shipley
Children’s Home Society Campaign
Jeanette Carlson
Jeanette
Carlson
Jean
Orville Thompson
Clarinda Chamber
Orville Thoms
Legionnaires
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