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Clarinda Herald Journal

Location

Clarinda, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1955

Page

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Clarinda Council Protests CB&Q Service Cutback Plan

In a regular city hall session, Cla rinda officials passed a motion opposing a proposed 50 percent cutback in CB&Q Railroad freight and passenger service. The council directed notification to state and federal agencies, citing current daily rail service and local revenue concerns.

Clarinda Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Co M B Williams Cb&q Division Villisca Corning P A Fenson Fenson 6Th St Washington State St Lincoln 5Th R H van Deusen Library Fund Municipal Enterprises Fund Library Board of Trustees International City Managers Association Bretton Woods van Deusen Bob Gantt Linderman Hotel

Last Rites Thursday for Dean of US Bandmasters

Major George W Landers known as the dean of American bandmasters and father of Iowa band law died Tuesday at Des Moines Veterans Hospital. Graveside services were held Thursday at Clarinda Cemetery with Veterans of Foreign Wars post present. Surviving children include Lucile Blane, Mary Perry, and Ruth Catrie. grandchildren Thomas Duffield and James Blane. Landers built a long musical career in Clarinda after rising from a New York factory job to lead bands and conduct nationally.

Taps Iowa George W Landers Veterans Hospital Des Moines Clarinda Veterans of Foreign Wars Walker-Harmon-Williams Lucile Blane Cambridge Mass Mary Perry Iowa City Ruth Catrie Boston Thomas J Duffield Madrid Spain James H Blane Cam- Mass Lillian Root Cincinnati George Landers Lake Ontario New York George Mexico John Robinson Circus

Last Call for Red Cross Supplemental Gifts

The Herald-Journal appeals for last minute gifts to the East Paige County Red Cross. The campaign shows $112 raised toward a 146 goal, with eighteen donors including the Herald-Journal’s $25 start and several $1 gifts. Send your contribution promptly to support local Red Cross programs.

East Paige County

Former minister's wife dies after illness in Clarinda

Mrs Mary Stewart 77 wife of the late Rev Neil Stewart United Presbyterian minister died in Clarinda after about three years illness. Body to Murray Nebraska for funeral services at United Presbyterian church. She will be returned to Clarinda to lie in state then taken to Redwood Falls Minnesota to be laid beside her husband. Survived by daughter Lorena McKie Red Oak and son Archibald Stewart.

Mary Stewart Neil Stewart United Presbyterian Clarinda Murray Neb United Presbyterian Church Stewart Walker Funeral Home Redwood Falls Minn Clark Lorena) McKie Red Oak Archibald Stewart

Favorite Hymn of Major to Be Featured by Municipal Band

The Clarinda Municipal Band honors Major Landers with a Thursday night program featuring the hymn Abide with Me. Director Richard Mowery will pause as the piece is played, reflecting Landers long dedication to religious music and his life in music leadership. A telegram from Philip Maxwell and Captain Howard Stube extends condolences, praising Landers as a great musical leader.

All Iowa Clarinda Richard Mowery Philip Maxwell Howard Stube The Chicago Tribune Wire Major Landers

Clarinda School Board to Set Bond Sale Date

The Clarinda school board will meet Saturday at 7 pm with all five members to set the date for a bond sale financing the new junior high grade building. Supt Joe Burnham chairs the special session during vacation, and a public hearing date for the 1955-56 budget will be fixed at the regular July meeting Monday at 7 30.

Clarinda Supt Joe Burnham

AWOL Solder Located At Hepburn Relatives Home

Military police detained AWOL soldier Richard M Markley on Tuesday at his grandparents home in Hepburn after he had been on leave from Camp Chaffee Arkansas since April 7. Sheriff Stanley Edgar said Omaha army authorities collected him in Clarinda.

Stanley Edgar Richard M Markley Hepburn Camp Chaffee Ark Omaha Clarinda

Elmo Lions Club Hosts Fourth of July Celebration

Elmo Missouri hosts a community Fourth of July event sponsored by the Lions Club with more than 300 cars parked at the airport site provided by Dr M L Ford. Bob Carlson and Lions committee organize games, races, and entertainment including a softball match Clearmont 4 Elmo, Dick Phillips umpire. Fireworks display valued at over 150 dollars capped the celebration.

Elmo Lions Lab M L Ford Ade Bob Carlson Lions Club Committee Otie Itt Donald Hayes John Kinman Leslie Brand Casher Imont Clearmont Dick Phillips Elmer Olson Shc Morton Hintz Mo Lions Club

Striking Local Ipalco Workers Grounded in Iowa

Eighteen Iowa Power and Light Co employees walked out Wednesday with nearly a thousand other workers in a wage dispute. Plant operations continued with nonstriking power generators and supervisors to keep essentials running, while Clarinda workers stayed near the plant for emergencies. Local 499 leaders Albert Gust and Amos Eshelman and May expect no service disruptions.

Iowa Power and Light Co A May International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers American Federation of Labor Iowa May Clarinda Ipaleco AF of L. May Albert Gust Amos Eshelman

Nine Fires Sparked at Mount Vernon School and Church

Nine fires started in Mount Vernon high school building followed by fires at the local Methodist church. Four youths aged 6 to 11 identified as the culprits in the incidents.

Mount Vernon High School Th Methodist

Three Strikes Against Cla rinda Lake Reservoir

Burns and McDonnell report on Cla rinda lake describe three key issues for city water use. Pollution control failure and algae create costly treatment needs while lake silt and eroding dike threaten long term viability. Recreational use limits city control, dredging and levee repairs are urgent, and a large dredge presents funding challenges.

Burns and McDonnell Kansas City Clarinda Schenck’s Burns and McDonnell

Father Klein Comes to Serve Clarinda Villisca Churches

Father Klein arrives as new priest for the Clarinda and Villisca churches, assigned by Bishop Edward C Daly of the Des Moines diocese. He previously served at St John's and St Peter's in Des Moines and in Defiance. Born October 4 1919 in Panama, he graduates from St Mary's High School and studied at Dowling College St Ambrose and Conception seminary. He succeeds Father Joseph Schulte who moves to Avoca and Walnut.

St Clare's Catholic Church Des Moines Clarinda Villisca Edward C Daly Father Klein St John's St Peter's Defiance Klein Panamaln St Mary's High School Dowling College St Ambrose St Paul, Minn Conception Seminary Joseph Schulte Avoca Walnut

5-Ton Overload Of Shrimp Costs 191.10 Fine

Robert E Langford of Los Angeles was fined 191.10 in justice court by Justice R J McCurdy for an overweight load of shrimp en route to New York. The truck, owned by Jake Packers Inc of Los Angeles, weighed 9798 pounds or 16 percent over Iowa’s legal limit, with disposal challenges at Bedford where he unloaded the excess.

Robert E Langford Los Angeles Calif R J McCurdy Langford New York City State Highway Commission Jake Packers, Inc Iowa Bedford

Neighbor wide spray campaign fights crop hoppers in northeast Iowa

Extension workers report an urgent neighbor wide effort to combat hoppers in the northeast corner, where infestations are severe and farms 30 miles in two directions show lighter damage. Spraying, driven by harvest and seedings, has begun across counties with coordinated spray days to curb migration. Wheat and corn yields improve, shipping space is tight, and farmers caution against solo efforts.

West Taylor County Braddyville Shambaugh Nodaway Township Missouri

Mrs Martha Lawson 84 Dies in Page County

Mrs Martha Lawson, 84, died at Municipal hospital at 9 pm July 4 after a four week illness. Funeral was held Thursday at Walker Funeral Home with Rev Waunelta McConnell officiating. Burial followed in Clarinda cemetery. Surviving are four children, nine grandchildren, 13 great grandchildren, and other relatives. Her husband John B Lawson died in 1988 and a son Ward in 1949. The family settled near old Page City after arriving from Henry County Illinois in 1876.

Martha Lawson Walker Funeral Home Waunelta McConnell Clarinda Cemetery Lawson Page County John M Garrison Henry County Old Page City

Poor Distribution Bottleneck in Iowa Agriculture

Merill Langfitt farm director of KMA radio told Clarinda Kiwanis that poor distribution, not production, undercuts Iowa farming. He cited limited marketing funds, wasted land near Washington, and weak congressional support, urging stronger private market channels and selective federal aid.

Clarinda Kiwanis Club Merrill Langfitt KMA Page County Washington Lowa California Iowa Congress Agricultural Department Langfitt Kenneth Falk New York

Rites on Saturday for Thomas Dyke

Funeral service for Thomas A Dyke who died July 6 at 8 30 pm will be held at 3 pm Saturday at Willisea Methodist church. He would have turned 74 July 19. Surviving wife Lona, daughter Vivian Weaver, son Lyle Dyke, granddaughter Ben Tomlinson, great granddaughter Nancy Tomlinson, sister Mary Scott of Council Bluffs, and Jack Uhlrich of Livingstone Mont.

Thomas A Dyke Willisea Mr Dyke Valley Township Villisca Lona Dyke Vivian Weaver Lyle Dyke

Divorce Petition Filed for Carol A Chicilli Saints Shenandoah

Carol A Chicilli of Shenandoah filed for divorce from Louis E Chicilli in district court on Tuesday. She seeks custody of their minor son. The couple married August 6 1954 in Council Bluffs.

Carol A Chicilli Shenandoah Louis E Chicilli Council Bluffs

Livestock Shippers Reported at St Joseph Exchange

Four from Coin area among recent shippers to the St Joseph Missouri livestock exchange. Meyer and Meyer sent 30 hogs, Harris and Armstrong 40 hogs, Emil Eitzen 11 sows, Glen Jamison 17 sows.

Colin St Joseph, Mo

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Cb&o Railroad Council Dean of US Clarinda Memorial Day Landers Red Cross Nebraska Minnesota Municipal Chicago Elmo Lions Club Ford W E Markle Ipalco Junior Schenck'’s Lake Lake Cont Eugene Klein John Lawson Community Grain & Feed Milling van Buskirk Thomas Dyke
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