Lisle Reports Hearings Start for Higher Education Committee
Page County Representative Vern Lisle says the new House Committee on Institutions of Higher Education will hold open hearings this week with heads of Iowa universities and colleges, including Grinnell Drake and state universities. He notes the legislative process, pending bills, and a $70,000 deficiency appropriation for Fort Madison’s Men’s Reformatory.
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Page County
Vern Lisle
House Committee On Institutions of Higher Education
Iowa
House
Board of Control
Fort Madison
Teachers’ College
Hancher
Hilton
Maucker
Board of Regents
Bowen
Grinnell
Harmon
Drake
State Board of Public Instructions
Junior College Association
Bounty Offered on Starlings in Union County
The Creston News-Advertiser reports Union County has set a five cent bounty on each starling killed. Local authorities urge residents to report findings and participate in the program to reduce the nuisance declared by officials.
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Union County
Creston
Clarinda School Board Reviews Levy and District Plans
Clarinda board discussed levy levels across Page County high school districts with Supt William A Anderson noting Clarinda's below average rate. He cited 39.485 mills for Clarinda and 32.890 for the surrounding district, and explained the reorganization agreement excludes building bond retirement this year.
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Clarinda
Page County
William A Anderson
Board of Education
Clarinda Independent
Anderson
Runaway Station Wagon Collides With Traffic Light
A runaway 1960 Ford owned by Opitz Motor Co and driven by Ronald F Sump at 2 45 pm Friday backed through the intersection of 16th and Main striking a traffic light pole. Damage estimated 546 43 to 1251 43 with repair costs 415 or 1120 for the controller unit. Sump was fined 10 and costs for leaving an unattended vehicle with the engine operating.
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16Th
Main
Ronald F Sump
Clarinda
Ford
Opitz Motor Co
J C Penney
Sump
Supreme Court Denies Greeno Bid for Dismissal
The Iowa Supreme Court refused the defense request for a writ of certiorari in the case of Jack Greeno Shenandoah tavern operator charged with making beer available to a minor. The trial in Page County District Court will proceed after a hearing with County Attorney Richard G Davidson.
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Jack Greeno
Shenandoah
Page County
Richard G Davidson
Iowa Supreme Court
Justice Court
4-H Youth Thrive On Learn By Doing Across Nation
The 4-H program reports nearly four million projects completed in a year by 2.3 million youths aged 10 to 21 with a gender balance shifting toward girls. Awards include expense paid trips to Chicago, college scholarships, and $18,000 in graduate grants for former 4-H members, backed by firms like Ford, DuPont, General Mills, John Deere and others.
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USDA
Chicago
Ford Motors
Olin Mathieson Chemical
E. I. du Pont de Nemours
Standard Brands
Oliver
Carnation
Simplicity Pattern
Hercules
Arcadian Products Dept
Allied Chemical
Betty Crocker
General Mills
American Forest
Whirlpool
Eli Lilly Health
John Deere
Moorman Mfz
Singer Sewing Machine
Wm. Wrigley Jr
Ralston Purina
Pure Oil
Chicago Board of Trade
California Spray Chemical
Homesite
Textron
Sperry and Hutchinson
Masseyae
National
4-H Service Committee
Evening Courses at Clarinda College Offer Nuclear Energy and Machining
Illustrative of funds range Clarinda Community College adult education presents two second semester courses in its 13th year Uses of Nuclear Energy taught by Lewis B Wells explores peaceful uses of nuclear energy with an initial session Jan 31 and registration 7 to 7:30 pm Machine Shop provides hands on machine operation skills using lathes mills grinders and drills with Clyde Anderson as instructor. first introduced this year with registration Feb 2 from 7 to 7:30 pm.
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Clarinda Community College
Lewis B Wells
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque
Clyde Anderson
Lisle Corp
Anderson
Time change for weight class in adult education series
Dean Lawrence Sonneman announced a minor schedule shift for the weight control course in the 14 course adult night school. The women only version with Dr Willard Kuehn will follow Mrs Nordyke’s dance classes, moving to 8 30 pm on eight consecutive Mondays starting January 30.
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Lawrence Sonneman
Max Nordyke
Willard Kuehn
Nordyke
Clarinda
The
Herald Journal
Five from Page County attend 4-H Recognition Day at ISU
Five delegates from Page County will attend the 11th annual 4-H Leaders' Recognition Day at Iowa State University Ames on Monday January 30. The county delegation includes Mrs Harold Mitchell Mrs George Annan Marvin Falk Meredith Lovitt and Russell BreDahl. The program features speakers campus tours noon luncheon and an evening banquet hosted by the Iowa Retail Federation.
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Page County
Iowa State University
Ames
Russell BreDahl
Harold Mitchell
George Annan
Blanchard
Marvin Falk
Clarinda
Meredith Lovitt
Shenandoah
BreDahl
Bre- Dahl
Cooperative Agricultural and Home Economics Extension Service
Iowa Retail Federation
State Extension
Helen LeBaron
College of Home Economics
Alice Lillie
Iowa State
Marvin A Anderson
Cooperative Extension Service
C J Gauger
Curtiss Hall
Gauger
Stanley Davidson
Lineweaver
Esther Whetstone
Dwayne A Rohweder
Ray Bryan
Ron Aronson
Extension
Jerry Mark
Cedar Falls
Mark Morris
Clinton
Gene Murphy
Reinbeck
Grundy County
Retail Federation
Towa State University
One-Day Rabbit Show Moved to June in Clarinda
Clarinda shifts its spring rabbit show to June 4 due to conflicting nearby events. The one day event, usually held in mid April, aims to attract up to 150 rabbits from a three state area as members begin planning.
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Clarinda
Herald Journal Keeps College Student Informed At Home
The Herald Journal announces it will maintain connections for college students, ensuring they stay updated on events back home. The paper emphasizes steady news coverage and timely reminders of local happenings for students away at school.
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Herald Journal
Beirut teen from Jordan shares Lebanon views at Clarinda Rotarian meeting
A 17 year old girl from Jordan spoke to a Clarinda Rotary Club about Lebanon and her religion. She explained Islam, rejected misperceptions of Mohammed and discussed politics. She described Lebanon's size and population, climate, and her experiences as an exchange student, including snow and language barriers.
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Linah Habbab
Mohammed
Jordan
Clarinda
Connecticut
Nebraska
Beirut
Ice
United States
America
Davade
Ptess
Linderman
Frederick Sperry
AFS
Rotary Club
Clarinda Superintendent Chosen for New York Conference
Clarinda Supt William A Anderson is one of 36 US school superintendents invited to a Columbia University Summer Work Conference in New York City July 3 to 21. RKc Roehler notified the board of the selection and the board voted to release Anderson at his own expense for the three week event.
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Clarinda
William A Anderson
United States
Columbia University
New York City
Rkc Roehler
Anderson
Iowa School Administrators Organization
Iowa State Education Association
Firemen Seek Boost in Skippy Anderson Dance Sales
Volunteer firemen launch a fourway city campaign to sell about a thousand tickets for a Feb 1 dance at City Hall basement featuring Skippy Anderson and his orchestra. Captains Ted Herzberg Mernie Hayes Lloyd Milleson and Glen Wagoner lead teams visiting firms to secure donations as proceeds fund department extras. Tickets available at the door and in advance with proceeds aiding community interests.
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Skippy Anderson
Ted Herzberg
Mernie Hayes
Lloyd Milleson
Glen Wagoner
Iowa Future program attracts Page County parents and teachers
County extension director John R Hunter says the Iowa Future Series meetings in Page County draw wide interest from parents and teachers. Fact sheets from Iowa State University, drawing on US Department of Labor data, show three million youths enter the U.S. labor force each year by the late 1960s with employment rising in construction finance real estate trade and government services while manufacturing and mining grow slowly and agriculture declines. The study highlights that rapid employment growth will occur in occupations needing higher education and training, prompting local questions about future schooling and preparation.
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Page County
John R Hunter
US Department of Labor
United States
Hunter
Iowa State University
Iowa
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