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Clarinda Herald Journal

Location

Clarinda, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1955

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Clarinda Reports 574 Enrolled in Ten Bible Schools

Ten Clarinda churches offer two week vacation Bible schools with 574 total enrollment including 50 at First Presbyterian. Programs run June 2 through mid June with closing events, teachers listed, and special features at Assembly of God and Nazarene schools.

Clarinda Assembly OF God Friends and Assembly of God Bible School Sheila Kimsey Bible School Storm Lake Wanda Young Marcella Garvin James Severn Carl Amos G R McGrighy

Reunion of Clarinda High School 1935 graduates draws fifty

More than fifty alumni attended the first 20 year reunion of the 1935 Clarinda High School class at the county club. Sixty member class with 53 total attendees including spouses. two pairs of twins were present. Prizes were given for longest distance and most children. Plans for a 1960 reunion in Clarinda were announced.

Clarinda High School County Club Ermal Higgins Hamm Alma Higgins Harrell Dorothy Muller Lump Martha Muller Carlson Alice Radke Cade Elizabeth Radke Thompson New Market Betty Jean Arnett Ward Washington, IL Fern Wilson Miller Martella Laub Ellison Chet Lee Clarinda Sump Russell Clarinda Country Club Dick Tomlinson Des Moines

Neighbors Help Plant 28 Acres of Merle Keesey's Corn

Eight tractors planters and discs finished 28 acres of corn on May 20. Merle Keesey, recently recovering from hospitalization, will have a crop this year. The workers included Lorraine Hughes Roscoe Mulkins Charley Geer Orville Henneman Less Fesenmeyer Melvin Cabbage Leland Reeves Rev G E McDaniel Leo Miller.

Merle Keesey Keesey Lorraine Hughes Roscoe Mulkins Charley Geer Orville Henneman Less Fesenmeyer Melvin Cabbage Leland Reeves G E McDaniel Leo Miller Hughes

Mrs Greer Resigns Food Supervisor Post at Municipal Hospital

Mrs Dorothy Greer resigns as Municipal hospital food supervisor due to illness. Mrs Stella Walters, a six year hospital dietary worker and former teacher, will assume the role after completing a dietetics course at Jenny Edmundson hospital in Council Bluffs and Creighton University Omaha.

Dorothy Greer Municipal Hospital Stella Walters Council Bluffs Jenny Edmundson Hospital Creighton University Omaha Walters

Poppy Day Sale Nears $400 Raised by Clarindans

Nearly 400 was contributed by Clarindans during Poppy days Friday and Saturday of last week. Money funds veterans and their families as well as the child welfare fund. Poppies were made by disabled veterans and sold downtown by Auxiliary volunteers with help from the Junior Auxiliary and Camp Fire girls.

Orth Freeman American Legion Auxiliary Camp Fire Orville Shockey Oral Neeley

Eleven Southwest Iowa men inducted into Navy at Council Bluffs

Gaylen C Gold among 11 Southwest Iowa men inducted into the US Navy at a Council Bluffs ceremony. Gold is assigned to the Great Lakes station in Illinois.

Gaylen C Gold Southwest Iowa US Navy Council Bluffs Great Lakes Station Illinois

Early City Dad Berry Dies at 90 In Winterset

John W Berry aged 90 died Wednesday in Winterset after living in a nursing home. Former Clarinda coal and feed business operator and later real estate agent, he was an early civic worker and city council member. Funeral Saturday in Adair First Presbyterian Church with burial at Blanchard. Survived by four daughters and several nieces.

John W Berry Winterset Berry Clarinda Adair First Presbyterian Church Blanchard Lillie McKie Larinda Charles Mary) Trimble Clara Berry Washington DC Ray Agnes) Hawthorne Lawrence Jeanette) Schaal Ft Collins Colo

Red Cross Worker Witnesses Hawaii Prisoner-Release Flight

East Page County's Mrs G W Richardson joined 10 other chapter representatives for a Omaha reception at Offutt Field. The group watched as a government plane carrying four released prisoner-sons landed on the 1 700 acre air force base under Col Nance. Newsmen captured closeups as a large crowd gathered to greet the returning families.

East Page County Red Cross G W Richardson Omaha Hawaii Offutt Field Richardson Airforce Col Nance

Joedd Miller Heads Abroad for Year in India

Joedd Miller son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Miller leaves Clarinda for a year abroad in government schools in India under Presbyterian auspices. He sails June 13 on the Barbara Skaife with stops in Manila Iloilo and Saba City before Bangkok and flight to Calcutta and Allahabad.

Clarinda India Joedd Miller Floyd Miller Joedd Los Angeles Calif Barbara Skaife Philippines Manila Iolilo Saba City Bancock Thailand Calcutta Allahabad The Presbyterian Church

Fire Chief Urges Aid to Replace Carbon Tetrachloride Extinguishers

Fire Chief Wayne Fuller warns against carbon tetrachloride extinguishers after a state fire school warning. He cites deadly vapors and calls on homes and firms to replace units including bus and tractor applications. He urges voluntary participation and possible legislation to curb sales.

Wayne Fuller Fuller A Fleets Iowa Iead

Blake Car Plunges Twenty Feet Near New Market

The Less Blake family escaped with no serious injuries when their 1952 Willys jeep plunged into a 20 foot ditch west of Hopkins Memorial on Memorial Day. Driver Andy Blake 15 bruised but released. passengers were Mr and Mrs Less Blake Merle and Cecil. The brakes failed as they neared a bridge and the car rolled over after veering to the shoulder. Damages were extensive though a total value was not yet determined.

New Market Less Blake Hopkins Memorial Day Andy Blake Andy Bob Ramsey Blake Clarinda Municipal Hospital Merle Cecil

Lions Club seeks reps for state conclave in Burlington

Early indications show Clarinda may not be represented at the state Lions Club convention in Burlington June 5 to 7. President James Browning urges members to attend and help represent the club amid an attractive program of eminent speakers a Mississippi ride and downtown parade plus special breakfasts and luncheons.

Clarinda Lions Club Burlington Dune James Browning Mississippi

Memorial Service at Dallas Center Sunday

Memorial services will be held at Dallas Center cemetery Sunday June 5 at 2 p.m. Rev I E Stickelman of Clarinda will speak. New Market band and New Market American Legion present. Elsa Foster of New Market to deliver Gettysburg Address. Benny Jetton to sound taps.

Dallas Dallas Center Cemetery I E Stickelman Clarinda New Market New Market American, Legion Elsa Foster Benny Jetton

Second Concert By Band Tonight at Marinda Fairgrounds

Marinda Municipal band presents its second 1954 season concert this Thursday at 8 pm on the fairgrounds platform. About 40 members under new director Richard Mowery open with Star Spangled Banner and perform ten numbers with an interlude for refreshments. Park plans include insect spraying to reduce chiggers.

Marinda Richard Mowery Robert Trimble Park Board

Barn Fire Displaces Family on Willow Street

Fire Chief Wayne Fuller said a blaze at the Bowen property on east Willow street sent children scattering in a nearby field. The outbuilding burned while the Bowens had recently moved from the house to Des Moines.

Wayne Fuller Bowen East Willow Street Bowens Des Moines

Kiwanians Meet at Ike Walton Hall Tuesday

Clarinda Kiwanians join Shenandoah club for interclub gathering at the Izaak Walton building on highway 2. Rev Sieg Schroeder spoke on Youth of Today, urging adults to guide youth with love and understanding amid concerns over rising crime.

IKE Walton Hall Clarinda Sieg Schroeder Clarinda Kiwanians Izaak Walton Shenandoah Highway 2 Shenandoans Shenandoah Club Schroeder FBI Sieg

May Such Luck Be Theirs in Marriage

A Clarinda couple Connie Harrell and Dean Gage set their June wedding date after winning diamond rings in a Super Valu drawing. Dean drew the second name and Connie the fourth, sealing their good fortune.

Clarinda Connie Harrell Dean Gage Dean Connie

Laura Higgins Wins Gamble's Bicycle Drawing

Laura Higgins won the bicycle drawing at Gamble's store on Tuesday. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Laurence Higgins of 600 South 14th Street.

Laura Higgins Gamble’s Laurence Higgins South 14Th Street

Teacher Named for Wales Lincoln Grade One

TO TEACH AT WALES-LINCOLN has signed a contract to teach the first grade in Wales Lincoln school. She is a graduate of Clarinda High School and junior college and has taken additional work at the University of Omaha. She has taught in the rural schools of Page county for nine years. Miss Akes is the daughter of Mr and Mrs James Akes of Clarinda.

Wales-Lincoln School Clarinda High School University of Omaha Page County Miss Akes James Akes Clarinda

County 4-H Rally Elects Helen Rowan President

Helen Rowan of Amity township was elected president of Page County 4-H girls at the Shenandoah rally. Twyla Sunderman, Donna Anderson, Charlene Whisler, and Janice Gray named as officers for 1954-55. About 350 girls attended in uniform as winners were announced in grooming and picture study contests.

College Springs Page County Helen Rowan Marvin Rowan Amity Township Shenandoah Janice Christensen Fred Christensen Twyla Sunderman Clarinda Donna Anderson Charlene Whisler Janice Gray Braddyville Harry Annan Page County 4-H Meridith Lovitt Altrusa Club Connene Goff Adams County

Two ASC Elections Noted Amid Page County Events

John Hunter lists numerous ASC meetings across Page County in the near term. June dates include township election gatherings at multiple schools and town halls, along with 4-H camp and county committee activities in towns such as Nodaway, Valley, Lincoln, Morton, and Pleasant Ridge.

Page County John Hunter ASC Douglas Township Nodaway Township Farm Bureau Valley Township Sams Lincoln Township Coin Town Hall Morton Township Lone Rock Tarkio Township Norwich Omaha Nebr Nebraska Hawleyville East River Thompson School Farm Bureau Board Griswold Hall Colfax Pleasant View Harlan Township Lee Grove Pleasant Ridge George Waldruff Amity Township College Springs High School Fremont Township Maple Hill Grant Township Lone Star School Buchanan Township Braddyville High School Pierce Township Essex City Washington Township Northboro County County Women’s Committee Ames Town

Display ads accepted at Herald Journal until Wednesday 4 pm

Ads for the Herald Journal are accepted until Wednesdays at 4 pm and again on Fridays. The feature notes deadlines and publication cadence for classified and display submissions.

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