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Clarinda Herald Journal

Location

Clarinda, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1956

Page

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Meeting Planned at Griswold Hall Tuesday Night

Farmers in the area will gather at Griswold Hall in the Farm Bureau building at 7 30 pm to hear E D Taff of Borden Milk and Ice Cream Co explain an offer to buy the entire local milk production for 10 years A milk producers association may be formed to negotiate with Borden and others with chamber support and help in arranging finance and equipment details.

Griswold Hall Farm Bureau C L Hunt Clarinda Chamber of Commerce E D Taff Borden Milk and Ice Cream Co Kansas City Hunt Taft Agricultural Committee Chamber of Commerce Chamber Borden Kansas City Company Milk Producers’ Association Borden's Ted Miller Ted Poteet Kansas

Frank E Robinson Dies After Long Illness in Los Angeles

Frank E Robinson, 70, died Wednesday in Los Angeles after a long illness. He was born in Clarinda and was married to Florine Odenheimer. Surviving sisters include L E Lucille Finley and G G Edythe Graff of here and Lydia Best of Des Moines. Funeral services were held Saturday in Inglewood, California, with no local relatives in attendance.

Frank E Robinson Los Angeles Calif L E Lucille) Finley G G Edythe) Graff Here Lydia Best Des Moines Robinson Mary Robinson Florine Odenhiemer Clarinda Frank Inglewood

Rebuilding Camp and Scout Cabin in revitalized Explorer Post

The Clarinda Explorer Post forms a committee with Kiwanis Lions Rotary names and Post Advisor Jack Douthit promising an active unit soon. Plans include Scout Week emergency service, river camp site recreation, cabin rebuild, and advancement for boys over 14. Bi monthly meetings set for second and fourth Thursdays.

Explorer Scout Committee Clarinda Kiwanis Lions Rotary Jack Douthit Grant Whitney Harold Donelson Ray Earhart HS Frenkel Jim Tisdale George Woolson

Rossignuolo Speaks at Amvets Dinner in Iowa Hall

Ralph Rossignuolo Amvets State service officer addressed about 150 attendees at a dinner at the Amvets hall. He urged duty to community and nation and noted Iowa Amvets leads in recruiting. Glen Wagoner introduced RG Roberts who spoke briefly. Wagoner plans monthly stag feeds and a trap shoot fundraiser benefiting the March of Dimes.

Iowa Amvets Clarinda Ralph J Rossignuolo Des Moines Merle Lantz Stanton Glen Wagoner Ralph Rossignuolo Amvets State Service Amvets Hall Rossignuolo Iowa

Ferguson Named Chairman of Taylor County Boys' 4-H

Tom Ferguson of Clearfield was elected chairman of the Taylor County Boys' 4-H Committee at the January 6 meeting. He farms in Platte Township and is in his sixth year on the committee. Ferguson represented the four townships as team leader at large, with another member to be selected by the group. Retiring chairman Frank Jones of Bedford now serves on the District 4-H Committee.

Tom Ferguson Clearfield Taylor County Ferguson Platte Township Renanes Platte Grove Marshall Berguson Frank Jones Bedford Jones

Clarinda Firemen Sell Tickets For Annual Ball

Clarinda volunteer firefighters announce the annual Fireman's Ball at City Hall basement on February 1 at 9 pm. Music by Bob Calame and His Music. Proceeds fund equipment purchase not covered by tax funds. For tickets call LI 2-2181.

Clarinda Bob Calame

Misinformation in Education Highlighted by Page County Official

Miss Esther Hensleigh Page County superintendent told the Lincoln PTA that misinformation is a major problem in schools alongside indifference and bias. She outlined Page County’s 61 school districts, tuition figures, and per student valuations and mill levies, noting total county tuition over $240,000 and shifts in rural and parochial enrollments.

Esther Hensleigh Page County Lincoln Pta Page Coury Miss Hensleigh Dist Clarinda Iowa

CJC Practical Nurse Class Caps Earned At Friday Ceremony

Clarinda Junior College marked a memorable Friday as 14 students in its first practical nursing class received their caps and shoulder insignia. Mies Etta H Rasmussen of Iowa City urged graduates to commit to helping others and noted the growing need for trained practical nurses in Iowa.

Clarinda Junior College Lavonne Bench Nellie Duncan Jella Hintz Ferne Hunter James Jette Lenora Luse Jean Melvin Frances Shadden Violet Spears Ruth Turnbull Alice Woodard Pauline Woodward Joetta Velander Robert Vance Mies Etta H Rasmussen Iowa City Department of Practical Nursing University of Iowa State Board of Nurse Examiners Miss Rasmussen Towa R Iowa Grads James Browning Clarinda College E Thornton Clarinda Municipal Hospital Karl Catlin Mental Health Institute Louis Nordland Charles Flynn

Augusta Chronicle seeks location of missing 15 year old sister

The Augusta Chronicle reports a 15 year old girl Judith Fay Jackson may be with her sister Mrs Blaine Racine at 15 E Stuart St in Clarinda. Mrs Racine and Chief C E Reynolds say the sister disappeared from Augusta parents' home around December 20 after running away in September and briefly returning.

Augusta Clarinda Herald-Journal Omaha World-Herald Georgia Omaha Judith Fay Jackson Blaine Racine Stuart St Here Racine E Reynolds

Water Resources Meeting Set For January 23

Southwest Iowa residents can learn about water resources at Clarinda High School in the FFA Chapter House at 7 30 pm sponsored by the Adult Agricultural Evening School. Des Moines Weather Bureau chief C E Lamoreaux and Iowa City Geologic Survey Dr Brown will speak on regional weather cycles and subsurface geology.

Iowa FFA Clarinda High School Adult Agricultural Evening School Neil Johnston Johnston Des Moines Iowa City C E Lamoreaux Weather Bureau Brown Iowa Geological Survey New Orleans

New Market Rites for Marion Pace

Funeral services for Marion E Pace 90 will be held Tuesday at 10 30 a m at the Church of Christ in New Market. Pace, who died Friday in Oakland Calif, lived in New Market until 1954 and was a grain elevator operator. Surviving are a son and two daughters Leafy Hicks Jefferson City Pauline Peve Hopkins. Grandson Maurice M Peve of Hopkins will accompany the body back by train. Burial rites by the New Market Masonic Lodge at Old Memory Cemetery. The body lies in state at Walker Funeral Home Cla rinda tonight.

New Market Church of Christ Marion E Pace Oakland Calif Mr Pace California Viola Leafy Hicks Jefferson City Pauline Peve Hopkins Maurice M Peve

Regents hear plan for more state aid to Iowa junior colleges

State Rep Vert Lisle of Clarinda told the State Board of Regents at the capital that Iowa’s 16 public junior colleges need increased state aid to handle a projected surge in enrollment. He warned enrollment could double by 1970 and urged coordinated action with the Iowa Junior College Association and college leaders.

Vert Lisle Clarinda State Board of Regents Iowa Lisle R H van Deusen Clarinda Junior College Boosters James Browning Clarindans Board of Regents Iowa Junior College Association

Clarinda Parents Back Hot Lunch Plan Eight to One

At a McKinley P T A meeting President Fred Tomlinson reported that Clarinda parents favored a hot lunch program eight to one in a survey by the McKinley and Garfield P T A s. A three-group committee will meet the Clarinda Board of Education to discuss options.

Fred Tomlinson McKinley P-Ta Clarinda McKinley Garfield P-Ta Clarinda Board of Education Tomlinson R E Ball Corning Corning High School Richard W Bell Ball Bell Margaret Hallagan

Shenandoah Welcomes New Steak House By Srite And Moore

Will Srite and Charles Moore expand into Shenandoah by purchasing the Sunset Cafe and reopening it as the Shenandoah Steak House. Moore will manage the business and commute from Clarinda as the redecorated restaurant opens to the public Wednesday.

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Borden Milk Co Frank Robinson Milwaukee Tama Conservation Commission Amvets Atlantic T Ferguson Taylor County Boys Hone LI Blue Lodge Nodaway Lodge WE Markle M M Dryden H R Carney Howard Fleck R R Oehler Paul McClelland Kenneth Nixon Forest Wynn James Vincent Arthur Lines Calvin Luther Kenneth James George Hall J E Davison Tyler Clarke McComb Lewis Abbott Royal Arch Clarence Coykendall William Bentley King Dale Hughes Ken Smalley E W Freeland Pont Louis Wells Henning Hanson Sentinelseith Lincoln PTA Conton CJC Marion Pace Nize Kitty Glenn Davison Glenn Netha Davison Jc’s P-Ta’s Srite and Moore Shenandoah
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