Program for 3D Industrial Clinic January 24
Ronald P Hallock announces a one day Industrial Development Clinic in Des Moines on January 24 in conjunction with the Iowa Chamber of Commerce Executives Legislative session. The event features workshops on community planning industrial site development and resources study analysis with officials from GE US Chamber of Commerce and various Iowa communities. Invitations and registration forms will be mailed this week to interested persons and groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald P Hallock
Iowa Development Commission
The
Commission
Des Moines
Iowa Chamber of Commerce
John Evans
Williams
Willard Latham
Alexander Halleck
Iowa
T E Davidson II
General Electric
Clayton P Fisher
Francis A Pitkin
Pennsylvania Department of Commerce
R H van Deusen
Clarinda
Keith Cash
Albia
Robert Thomson
Charles City
Robert L Sweany
US Chamber of Commerce
Frank Clawson
M & St L RR
Robert Stapleton Clinton
John Duncan
Council Bluffs
Stuart Parry Walsh
Industrial Planning Associates
San Francisco
Rural Students Take Skills Tests in January Across Townships
Basic skills tests will be given to all rural students in grades six through eight January 15 to 18. Exams will occur in Shenandoah and Clarinda with morning and afternoon sessions. additional groups meet in Parochial and Lutheran locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Hensleigh
Page County
Miss Hensleigh
Fremont
Pierce
Grant
Tarkio
Morton
Colfax
Methodist Church
Shenandoah
Doane Consultant to Speak on Farm Building Plans
T W Locke of Doane Agricultural Service St Louis will address Clarinda High School's Agricultural Evening School Monday at 7 30 pm. He will discuss planning farm building improvements and their impact on production. Locke has Midwest experience in layouts consulting and farm efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T W Locke
Doane Agricultural Service, Inc
St Louis
Clarinda High School
Midwest
Mr Locke
Mt Horeb
Wis
University of Wisconsin
United States Army Air Corps
Vienna
Doane Agricultural Service
United States
Clarinda Jail Hotel Hosts 38 Overnight Guests in 1956
The Clarinda city jail, called the cheapest hotel, housed 38 guests from 18 states in the past year. Manager Glenn Davison and Brayman note guests include nine Iowans and several outsiders seeking a free, alibi aiding overnight stay, with no meals provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarinda
Glenn Davison
Bob Brayman
Illinois
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Kansas
California
Wyoming
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Michigan
Utah
Texas
Ohio
Minnesota
West Virginia
Kentucky
Brayman
Two Trailways Buses Dropped From Omaha KC Route
Two buses on the Omaha to Kansas City run via Clarinda have been removed from the schedule. The 4 10 pm Clarinda to Kansas City and the 4 50 am Kansas City to Omaha departures are discontinued. The Herald Journal directory notes Sunday holiday gaps for Des Moines and Omaha services with alternate evening runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trailways
Clarinda
Omaha
Kansas City
Herald-Journal
Des Moines
Claranida Business Notes Sees Role Change at Local Firms
Mrs Genevieve Scroggs joins Kleananl Dry Cleaners after leaving Owen Pharmacy and starting new work at Jane. Her husband Bob Scroggs is manager of the dry cleaning firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Scroggs
Kleananl Dry Cleaners
Owen Pharmacy
Jane
Bob
Dinner Kickoff for Page County Farm Bureau Drive
Page County Farm Bureau starts its 1957 membership drive with a noon Monday kickoff dinner at St John’s Lutheran Church. Don Groves provides remarks as treasurer and Gilbert Sunderman leads the meeting. About 125 farmers expected to join during the week with final results at Jan 15 checkup meetings in Conn Essex and Clarinda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page County Farm Bureau
St John’s Lutheran Church
Jane
Don Groves
Town Farm Bureau Federation
Gilbert Sunderman
Conn
Essex
Clarinda
Groves
Iowa Farm
PERSI'S ISSUED IN 1956 FOR THIRTEEN NEW LOCAL HOMES
City clerk records show 12 new home permits and four business modifications in 1956, a 50 percent drop from the prior year. Additional permits included 15 for additions or alterations, 14 for garages, and four for storage sheds. Notable business modifications involved Herman Fields Weil's Desch Electric and Farmers Mutual Telephone Co. Dr JB Martin received a permit for a trailer residence on a vacant lot. his father Dr E L Martin occupies 522 E Garfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Fields
Weil
Ed Desch
Mike and Dee
Weil's
Farmers Mutual
Clarinda
Clyde Apple
Grant
Dilla Shum
E Grant
Ronald Barnes
Harold Miller
Max Johnson
Paul Hookham
Logan
James C Anderson
Leila Westmann
Orange
Richard Mowery
Joe, Woods
Ural Huddle
Ralph Stamps
JB Martin
E L. Martin
Garfield
One Newcomer Welcomed to Courthouse Ranks
County officials welcomed William E Falk as County Attorney succeeding Max Turner who did not seek re election. Edward Rhoades Jr was elected chairman of the County Board of Supervisors with Walter Bartels and others reappointed to various posts. The board also reappointed officers, deputies and clerks, and Bartels became a supervisors' representative on the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E.i Falk Falk
Shenandoah
Max Turner
Clarinda
Kalk
Turner
JL. N Hoppock
O K Brewer
Wilma Bishop
Lowell Hawn
Tom Cummings
Sherif
Joe Irvin
Marie Goecker
Helen Jones
Kathryn Lister
Charlene Smith
Joe Stephens Begins New Year With Move to Italy
Joseph Stephens 37 sells his Wheaton lumber business to pursue opera. He, wife Bette and their four girls sail from New York to Milan aboard Conte Biancamano on Jan 8 to begin a three year study for an operatic career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Stephens
Italy
Joseph T Stephens
Corinda
Homer Stephens
Stephens
Wheaton
Bette
Milan
Joseph
Jody
Mimi
Becky
Opera
Chicago Musical College
American Conservatory
Serenaders
Chicago
Colorado Springs
Colo
New York
Justice Court Fines For Intoxication Cases
Police cite Karl Brown Dee 29 for intoxication with a $10 fine. La Verna McAndrews charged January 1 for intoxication and contempt of court with total $30 in fines. Levi Ridnour cited January 1 for intoxication with a $25 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Brown Dee
la Verna McAndrews
Levi Ridnour
Lisle urges more aid for Iowa junior colleges
Rep Vern Lisle argues for expanded state support and a larger role for the 16 junior colleges. He cites 2,500 current students with expected growth to 10,000 in ten years, emphasizing lower cost for two year courses and relief to larger institutions. The funding challenge centers on taxes and rising costs, with caution against tax increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Vern Lisle
Lisle
Rep Lisle
SUI
Page County
Clarinda Included in Special Industrial Promotion Section
Clarinda will be included among advertisers in a Des Moines Register Sunday special industrial promotion section. Joe Tunnicliff, chairman of the Industrial Board, says the section will have wider distribution and each advertiser gets a small WSJ ad. Additional copies will be sent statewide and nationally to boost Iowa industry. A related article and photo on Clarinda’s expanded industrial development were submitted for possible use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarinda
Des Moines Register
Joe Tunnicliff
Industrial Board
Register
Wall Street Journal
Iowa
Tunniclift
Clarinda Council Adopts 1957 Budget Resolution
The Clarinda City Council unanimously approved the 1957 appropriation resolution after a brief session. It funds the year's expenditures per the budget, adopted after a public hearing. next meeting is Wednesday January 9 at Hall at 7 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarinda
Registration News for Iowa Highway Engineer Bill Buss
IS REGISTERED ENGINEER has been granted professional highway engineer status after state exams. Bill Buss, employed by the Iowa Highway Commission in Council Bluffs, recently graduated from Iowa State College last spring. He is son of Claude Buss and the late Nadine Buss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Iowa Highway Commission
Council Bluffs
Iowa State
Claude Buss
Nadine
Red Cross Bloodmobile sets 120 pint goal for Clarinda visit
East Page County chairman Mrs Jack Pullan announces the first 1957 Bloodmobile stop in Clarinda with a 120 pint quota. Donors will give at City Hall basement 12 to 6 pm. New jaudice and malaria rules allow some previously rejected donors for plasma fractionation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Clarinda
Jack Pullan
East Page County
Pullan
Max Masmar
W AD Cundiff
George Carmichael
John Knowles
Merwin Martin
Richardon
Earl Bossingham
Harold Davidson
al Heil
Jack Martin
Les Finley
Oliver Gregory
L. W Pullan
Kivin Campbell
Ed Butler
Harold Donelson
Cecil Irvin
Rusk Phillips
Karl Catlin
W B Cundire
Wayne Swarts Fe
Dean Nowels
College Springs
William Mannasmith
Citizenship Day 10 Held for Eighth Graders in Clarinda
Eighth grade students from across Page County gather January 26 in Clarinda for Citizenship Day. Activities include Bible reading, Lord's Prayer, flag salute, Preamble recitation, courthouse tours, a 10:50 court hearing, jury selection demo, a group photo, lunch, tours of the Mental Health Institute, dairy barn, Post Office, Fire Station, Herald-Journal, and County Jail, with adjournment at 3:90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarinda
Mother Hensleigh
Page County
Deanna Nadewick
Lone Star School
Verlin Smith
Joan Malloy
Franklin Grove
H BR Davidson
Cfe Apple
Dirstiet Court
Herald-Journal
Mental Health Institute
Scout Roundtable Dinner Set for Jan 22 in Shenandoah
The steak or bean feed for scout and cub leaders of the 4county district will be January 22 at the Armory in Shenandoah. Dr James Campbell, commissioner, says the event caps a four month membership drive. Units set goals. those reaching them will be served steak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Shenandoah
James Campbell
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Clarindans
State Capital
Clarinda and
Tate Cash
Samant
TW Locke
Clarinda Business Notes
State Farm Bureau
Persi's
William Fedpale
Epward Rhoades JR
Page CO
R W Huddle
Page
Stanley Pfander
Roy B Murphy
Martin Collins
Glenn Carlson
Kssex
Tarkie
Walter K Salomon
Douglas
Valley
Nodaway
M W Peterson
Northboro
Lincoln
Washington
Harrell Ful
Buchanan
Fast River
Harlan
Amity
Blanchard
Coin
Braddyville
Shambaugh
Yorktown
Hepburn
Huddle
Monkia Dimants
Mercy School of Nursing
Mercy
Hungary
Miss Dimants
Gabriele Dimants
Terance K Ball
Worthington, Minn
Janice Brown
Boone
Justice Court
Jr Colleges
Miss McConnell
Suez
China
United Nations
Waunelta McConnell
Rotary Club
Charles Boas
World Peace Commission
Unicef
Red China
Rotary
Shambanagh Methodist Church
Linderman
Nelson Crow
Lowell Holbrook
Dillard Stokes
William F Buss
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