Blood drive falls 31 pints short of quota in Clarinda
Clarinda city hall basement hosted a Red Cross bloodmobile on Monday yielding 119 pints from 136 donors, 31 pints under the 150 pint target. Walk-ins totaled 85 with 11 new Gallon Club members and honors awarded to top donors, while thanks were given to volunteers from local churches and canteen staff.
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City Hall
Clarinda
Jack Pullan
Gallon Club
Arlene Gibson
Ernest Borthwick
Merrill Dryden
James Montgomery
Grace Z Simonton
Orville Brewer
Ray Henderson
Finley Snodgrass
Neal Rastofer
Douglas Winter
George Woolson
Mason Williams
Darwin Herzberg
LaVern Montross
Harry Carney
Paul Hookham
Harley McCoy
Russell Price
Kenneth Stone
G W Richardson
H E Richardson
Reinold Harms
Max Masmar
Robert Lawson
Leo Cox
Bob Williams
Bob Caswell
Estel Combs
Ruby Morrow
Schenck’s Lake
Wib Campbell
John Greenwood
Wib
John
Greenwood
Extension Council Approves Page County Program
The Page County Extension Council approved next year’s program at Griswold Hall. The Oct 1 1956 to Sept 30 1957 plan, presented by Kenneth Sunderman, emphasizes 4 H youth work health personality development safety and better youth recruitment. It covers public policies rural urban relations and legal affairs plus crops livestock and farm management.
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Page County Extension Council
Griswold Hall
Kenneth Sunderman
Joe O'Hara
John Beckett
Shenandoah
Wilbert Wagoner
Clarinda
Herb Goodman
Coin
Dorothy Salomon
Page County
Page County Agricultural Extension Council
Iowa State Eye
Clarinda Lions Club marks 10th charter anniversary
The Clarinda Lions Club observed its 10th charter anniversary at a ladies night event at the Clarinda Country Club. Carroll Mitchell of Grundy Center delivered the keynote, detailing the club’s founding and a decade of service. Officers were installed and about 35 members received Lions International awards, including a 15-year chevron to Jack Pullan and 10-year chevons to Richard Ferguson, Herb Owen, and Dr Jack Mar.
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Clarinda
Jim Owen
Lions International
Jack Pullan
Clarinda Club
Richard Ferguson
Herb Owen
Jack Mar
Soil Bank Wheat Deadline Extended to July 15 258
Farmers in Page County gain extra time to adjust wheat acreage and clip oats barley and rye for the 1956 soil bank program. New deadline is July 15 with earlier dates for corn flax sorghum and soybeans remaining unchanged. By July 15 about 50 agreements are expected to be signed, with penalties avoidable by terminating or entering new agreements by July 20.
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Soil Bank
Department of Agriculture
Oscar P Engstrom
Page County
ASC
Engstrom
County Dilemma Over Hopper Spray Distribution
Page County supervisors face a dilemma over the use of two 50 gallon barrels of dieldrin grasshopper spray allotted by the state. About 30 gallons will go to the State Highway Commission for primary roadsides, leaving insufficient supply for all secondary roadsides.
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Page
E G Anderson
Board of Supervisors
State Highway Commission
Artesian Well Goes Dry at Sinner Farm Near Greenfield
An artesian well on the L E Sinner farm near Greenfield, that flowed six inches since 1880, has gone dry after failing last summer and shows no revival, per the Adair County Free Press.
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L E Sinner
Greenfield
Adair County Free Press
Ballots Mailed for July ASC Community Elections in Page County
Oscar P Engstrom urges all Page County farmers to vote as ballots are mailed to every township. Voters must postmark by Friday midnight or deliver by 5 pm Friday to the county ASC office. Each township elects three community committeemen and two alternates with top votes determining chairman and vice chairman. The winners become delegates to the county convention.
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Page County
ASC
Oscar P Engstrom
Engstrom
Seven Year Term For Check Fraud by Gray in District Court
George C Gray pled guilty to obtaining money and goods by false pretense and was sentenced to up to seven years in the Ft Madison State Penitentiary. He used aliases Roy Potter Roy Dillon and Roy McVish. He issued three fictitious checks to Shenandoah merchants in late June and received merchandise cash totaling $32.99.
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George C Gray
Ft Madison
H E Davidson
Gray
Roy Potter
Roy Dillon
Roy McVish
John Keenan
Shenandoah
Keenan
Johnson Clothing
Max Turner
Farmers Produce and Hatchery
Election of 2 Completes Faculty of Local Schools
Clarinda Supt Joe Burnham announces the 1956 57 faculty with Mrs Amos Wagoner to teach English and speech at Clarinda Junior College and Mrs Otto Krause to teach Garfield third grade. Wagoner arrives from Brownell Hall and Parsons College, with extensive education and teaching history.
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Amos Wagoner
Otto Krause
Garfield
Clarinda
Joe Burnham
Wagoner
Harlan Township
Clarinda Junior College
Bruce Stillians
Fred Rhoads
State University of Iowa
Yorktown
Tabor College
Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs
Mary Alice
Sara
Krause
Virgil Anderson
Anderson
Moscow
Ida
Nebraska State Teachers College
Wayne
Iowa State Teachers College
Citizenship Being Neglected at Kiwanis Talk in Villisca
Walter Heinke, president of Nodaway Valley Bank in Villisca, addressed the Kiwanis at the Linderman hotel Tuesday night. He spoke on wartime experiences in Germany, urged constant patriotism beyond the Fourth of July, noted only 25 percent of Americans vote, warned of lost liberty, and called for greater local civic involvement including schools.
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Walter Heinke
Nodaway Valley Bank
Villisca
Kiwanis
Linderman
Clinton Turner
Heinke
Kiwanians
Germany
Doubled Attendance at Clarinda Legion Pool in June
Clarinda's Legion pool saw attendance nearly double from last year with 12 141 swimmers in June, led by a Sunday rush of 950. Manager Ken Jones notes strong season start and eight members set for the AAU meet in Muscatine on July 7 to compete against eastern Iowa athletes.
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Clarinda
Legion Pool
Ken Jones
Muscatine
Iowa
Iowa seeks disaster designation for soil bank grazing
Gov Leo Hoegh asked the federal government to declare 35 Iowa counties as disaster areas to allow farmers to graze livestock on reserve acres under the soil bank program. If approved, acreage reserve payments would apply while land remains unproduced. A USDA official, Governor Hoegh, ISU Dean Floyd Andre, and Loyd Van Patten plan to tour the drouth area starting Thursday with a tentative Southwest Iowa route.
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Page
Iowa
Leo Hoegh
New Soil Bank
US Secretary of Agriculture
Soil Bank
Hoegh
Hig Drouth
Omaha World-Herald
Appanoose
Adams County
US Department of Agriculture
Drouth
Floyd Andre
Iowa State College
Loyd van Patten
Clarinda High School Class of 36 Holds 20-Year Reunion
Clarinda High School class of 1936 held its twentieth reunion at Clarinda Country Club on June 23. Many alumni attended from states including California Pennsylvania Ohio and Colorado with spouses present. Attendees listed include Jean Johnson Winkler Long Beach Calif Janice Moore Creager Delta Pa Carol Howes Jorgenson Akron Ohio Jackie Cagley Akens Grand Junction Colo Ellen McCreight Bohm Denver Colo Jim Turner Chattanooga Tenn Fredonna Humphrey Elton Kansas City Mo and others from Clarinda and surrounding towns. They discussed old times and plan the next reunion in five years.
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Clarinda Country Club
California
Pennyslvania
Jean Johnson Winkler
Long Beach
Calif
Janice Moore Creager
Delta
Carol Howes Jorgenson
Akron
Ohio
Jackie Cagley Akens
Grand Junction
Colo
Ellen
Harold Grimes
Bill Bench
Opal Campbell
Louise Whitney Jackson
Wilma Haarstick Short
Hazel Glass Miers
Ruth Beery Burk
Maxine Mace Frey
G W Richardson
Fredonna Humphrey Elton
Howard Sunderman
Ruth Anderson Olson
June Knowles Logan
Jim Turner
Ellen McCreight Bohm
Harry Carruthers
Mary Ellen Cassat Lovett
Bernard Gillette
Janice
Clarinda Fire Dept unveils ready rescue unit
Clarinda Fire Department's new rescue truck is ready to roll with four trained crew members. The unit carries first aid gear and a resuscitator, with more equipment to come via gifts or city funds. The team will respond to drownings shocks gas or heart incidents and to fires for protection of firefighters and victims.
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Clarinda
Arthur Kelley
Harold Bean
Glenn Wagoner
Glen Cade
Fred Carpenter
Abel Greenway Jr
Red Cross
L 1 Walker
Harold Grimes
Robert Werts
Ethelyn Thornton
Kelley
Industrial plan given approval by four groups
Representatives from the Chamber of Commerce Claringa Building Corp the City Council and the Board of Education endorsed the community industrial plan presented by Hans Morgan of the Iowa Development Commission. A nine member planning council will include five more members chosen July 24 with each organization retaining sovereignty.
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Hans Morgan
Citizens State Bank
Morgan
Iowa Development Commission
Chamber of Commerce and Clarinda Building Corp
City Council
Board of Education
Chamber Board of Directors
Community Industrial Planning Council
Chamber of Commerce
Rural Carriers Crash in Osceola Collision
Two Osceola rural mail carriers Bra Gray and Doy Shanson met in a collision at a street corner. A building and high embankment blocked their view, hindering safe passage as their cars collided at the intersection.
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Osceola
Bra Gray
Doy Shanson
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