Christmas Cantata At Northbor Methodist Church
A photo from Northbor Methodist Church shows the regular choir joined by holiday visitors performing the Christmas cantata The Maske of Christmas under director Miss Wanda Smith. Front row includes Janet Hayes Elaine Chapman Marilyn Dosce Halter Nancy Offenhacker and others. ensemble photo by Ben.
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Northbor Methodist Church
Wanda Smith
Front Row
Janet Hayes
Elaine Chapman
Marilyn Pian
Dosce Halter
Nancy Offenhacker
Marat
Tet
Mise Soulthy
Directo
Shirley Pederean
Mary Esther Tol
Ki Mary Wichards
Welty En Bayt
Seminar Speaker Bob Caswell to Visit Jaycee College
The Jaycee College announces Bob Caswell will speak at the February 11 seminar. Dean Browning confirms the next college seminar for February 11. CHS basketball fans will see new Clarinda cheerleader Sherrill Cox, a senior, perform. her parents are Mr and Mrs Lee Cox of Clarinda. Sherrill replaces Pegsy Lee who moved to Marshalltown. A gymnasium event on January 25 will feature dancing and other activities. students are urged to attend with Mrs Bi Kelley of Clarinda assisting.
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Bob Caswell
Jaycee
Dean Browning
Caxwell
Far East
Senate
Clarinda
Sherrill Cox
Sherril
Mra Lee Cox
Clart
Sherrill
Pegsy Lee
Marshalltown
Ermal Hamm Pexky
Bi Kelley
Meeting Encourages Students to Join Sur Club at CHS
About 20 persons attended the meeting as Principal Nell Rippe urged Clarinda CHS students to invite young people in school or college to join the Sur club and help. Harold Hurt and Stippe, five training instructors, were present.
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Stippe
Harold Hurt
Aino Pres Nt
Nell Rippe
CHS
Sur ‘Club
Clarinda
Promow
CHS Students Offered Low Cost Activity Insurance
Principal Nett Tope announces available activity insurance for CHS students at a nominal 10¢ rate through a local company. The program aligns with coverage similar to CHS basketball insurance and targets students who wish to enroll. Harmoneers to Present Pay Assembly at School Friday. The group includes Miss Pat Sennett and Mins Sally Sharkey performing in the high school auditorium for students and faculty.
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Nett Tope
Harmoneers
Pat Sennett
Mins
Sally. Sharkey
CHS
First Meeting of Teen Age Drivers Club to Meet Monday
Article notes the Teen-Age Drivers club planning its first meeting at the high school on Monday evening. Darwin Nelson and Tom Farress are mentioned among members, with the club’s constitution to be presented at the next meeting and representatives from the Clarinda Line club attend.
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Chap
Darwin Nelson
Tom Farress
Mem Seramp
Clarinda Ligne Club
Art Greenood
Darwin Buch
Leo Cox
Roy Brows
Browning
CHS
Nell
Ita
Towans
Legislative Research Committee
Ams Bow Houses
Fai
Board
New Market
Dick Tarton
Pheas
Fe A
Talon
Thompson
Wil
Bruce Grossman
Clarinda
Heart Conference Set for Feb 9th in Des Moines
The fourth annual Heart Conference will be held February 8 at the Hotel Savery in Des Moines. NF Crosby says the Iowa Heart Conference, in cooperation with the Iowa State Department of Health, will focus on tuberculosis and health. The theme Your Job and Your Heart features a cardiologist, industrial physician, personnel manager, labor reader, and insurance executive.
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Hotel Savery
Des Moines
Crosby
Thes Moines
Iowa Heart Conference
Tuberculosis and Health ‘Association
Iowa State Department of Health
Tde
Voluntary Health Agency
The
American Heart Aasocla
Taylor County Display Ad Policy Notice
In Taylor county the Herald Journal accepts display ads at the newspaper office until noon on Wednesdays and noon on Fridays for pm activities. The notice mentions LaRue as a placeholder and indicates ad acceptance during specific periods.
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Herald
Journal
County receipts total in 1954 treasurer report
County Treasurer Paul Tenneson reports year end receipts of 3 574 568 for 1954 with 2 085 892.01 collected in taxes and a car sales volume of 2 394 379. Auto registrations totaled 208. One tax on new corn pushed car and truck dealers volume to 2 284 079. County attorney received 251.41. Remainder funds go to county tax pool for distribution to school districts.
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Page
Paul Tenneson
Arger
Osbasz
Aid
Towa
Minerals valuable 10 dairy cattle warns production will fall
Iowa dairy farmers advised to ensure mineral intake for confined cattle this winter. Extension director John Hunter explains limited access to minerals in barns can cut milk, calcium, phosphorus, and trace mineral production. Recommendations include salt for sodium iodine and bone meal for phosphorus, with dicalcium phosphate or rock phosphate as sources, plus adequate forage.
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Page County
John Hunter
Towa
Fincham
95 Years No Stopper to Entertaining ee
An aged resident at Mira Clara and a Methodist church member celebrated her long life with social events and hobbies. Notes mention her crocheting and handmade crafts, including a trim made from a tap.
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Illie
Mira Clara
Church
Omrs
Duncan
Capitol Letter and State Reform Span Historic Senate Debate
A chaotic report recalls the Capitol letter and a Senate floor scene as legislators consider funding for state government improvements. Governors, deputies, and county sheriffs face enforcement plans, with debates over taxes, speed limits, and a gas tax hike while public safety and liquor regulation loom large.
March of Dimes to Fund Polio Vaccine in County
The March of Dimes plans to supply the polio vaccine next spring if the trial program succeeds, funding $9 million nationally to stockpile doses. Governor Niemann and Dr Thomas P. Francie oversee evaluation of 1964 trials with 6,300 children in Michigan and trials in Sioux City and Davenport.
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March of Dimes
Maren Himes
WK Niemann
State March of Dimes
de Mateh
Pines
Wince
Iit
Pristhe
Niemang
National Foundation For In Tantile Paralgisia
Niemann
Sioux City
Daven Redur Rapids
Wenule
Thomas P Francie Dry
Erat of
Tehigan
Francis
Local Visitors and Family News From Hopkins Area
Mr and Mrs Robert Wilkon and family hosted visitors at Simday Inn Everett and nearby. Melvin and the Melvin family hosted callers at Jim Melvin home. Elmer Fleagle and Jenidren visited near Shamb and Hopkins. Chesnut and Mines names appear among guests. Mrs Opal Ingram Ruth and Chesnut family members moved to Johnson hospital. Glen Livengood sale attended near Elmo by U N and Cecil Nicholas.
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Robert Wilkon
Flay Waldroth
Kart Browning l
Cecil Nicholas
Chesnut
Hopkins
Opal Ingram Ruth
Johnson Howe
Johnson
Municipal Hospital
Municipal Hospital Monday Eve. Mr and Mre U N
Glen Livengood
Elmo
State Parole Board Recommends Leniency for 17 Inmates
The state parole board recommends leniency on life sentences for 17 inmates at state penal institutions. Commutation does not grant immediate release. it may make parole possible for one man and one woman, while others face continued confinement with potential future review.
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Zithon
State Parole Board
Imperial College editor named in Addis Ababa project tale
Fragmented obituary style notice mentions Kenneth Jensen and others in Clarinda and Shenandoah. It notes an editor appointment for the Imperial College of Agelemtture in Addis Ababa, with family ties to Oklahoma and Missouri, including Alice Mary Gander and Tarkio College graduate history. The passage weaves genealogical details and distant places, lacking a clear single event.
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Ray Hurley
Stillwater Okla
Joe
MraiWhurley
Col Ieee Springs
New York City
Imperial Fopian
College of Agelemtture i Mechanical Arta
Addis Ababa
Opta
Agra i Iurley
Alice Mary’ Gander
Butler, Mo
Tarkio ‘College
Sum Water
Wil Jorm
Ethiopia
SUI Water
Oklahe
Laurel
Linda
James
Kianys
Trey
Oklahoma
Ternal Feinner
Intopia
Texas
Sutton
Addie Ababa
Connell
Ray
Tob Lon
Re Tine
HU Storey
Storey
Bon Airewold
Amity Hn
Mra
Carl van. Foam
Hiraddyvite
Laps Harlan
4 H farm safety program meeting in Medford Ohio
A 4-H farm safety session led by WH Taylor county extension staff met in Medford with club leaders and the extension office. Topics included tractor safety and tool demonstrations with Milton Henderson and Macyn Baker presenting. Materials were distributed for February and March meetings.
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Taylor County
Teewyne
Conny Extension
Medford
Fom
Norval Wardle
Cal
Wilson
Milton Henderson
CH Clube
State Nursery Offers Tree Plantings For Spring
The State Conservation Commission nursery at Ames offers planting stock for erosion control water conservation timber production or wildlife cover at production cost. Orders will be filled on a first come basis with a ten plant minimum and must be for available species including black cherry black locust elm boxwood lilac and more among conifers Douglas fir Norway spruce eastern red cedar and red pine.
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State Conservation Commission
Ames
John Munter
Irector
Maren
Taylor 4-H Leaders Visit to Town State Program
Four Taylor county 4-H leaders will visit Town State on Jan 31 to attend the 4-H leaders program. The trip recognizes the service of 4-H volunteers. Attending are Wail, Bedford, and Mrs Don BLOONS.
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Taylor
Taylor County
Town
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