Clarinda College to Start Practical Nursing School
Final approval from state officials enables Clarinda Junior College to establish a School of Practical Nursing. The program begins September 2 with at least 12 students, offering an 11 month course leading to state board licensure and bedside training at local hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarinda Junior College
State Board of Nurse Examiners
Ann White
Clarinda Mental Health Institute
Clarinda Municipal Hospital
Jenny Edmondson Memorial Hospital
Council Bluffs
Junior College
James Browning
Joe Burnham
Ethelyn Thornton
Norman D Render
Ruby Lees
Board of Nurses Examiners
State Board of Control
State National Department
Braddyville Croquet Court Sparks Regional Hope
Hopeful Braddyville uses a clay and sand court behind the Oil Station as clubs from nearby towns organize a Fishbowl Tournament. Paul Ross, Glenn Waldruff win the finals. McClure and Stone take runners up in a 32-player, 16-team event with prizes and a planned double tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddyville
Bob McClure
Don Richmond
Ken Stone
Ronnie Bales
McClure
Cliff Bales
Braddyville Oil Station
Paul Ross
Glenn Waldruff
Orland Engstrand
Jack Barlow
Don Dryer
Harold Burch
T O McCurdy
Max Long
Junior McClure
Swede Lu
Franz Kriwanek Second Annual Art Exhibit Opens in Shenandoah
Dwight Kirsch of the Des Moines Art Center will open Franz Kriwanek's second annual show at the Shenandoah armory on June 11 with Kirsch present to evaluate the exhibited art. The two day event runs June 11 1:00 to 8:00 pm and June 12 free to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Kirsch
Des Moines Art Center
Franz Kriwanek
Shenandoah Armory
Kirch
Iowa
Kriwanek
Shenandoah
Clarinda
Atlantic
Corning
Syd Fossum
M M Dryden
F . Sperry
Walter Woods
J H Allen
Dorothy Patch
Herald Journal Subscribers Become Ninety-Two Percent
Ninety two of every one hundred residents in Clarinda subscribe to the Herald Journal. The pattern suggests strong reader support and steady circulation in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarinda
Routes
Herald-Journal
May Collegian mailed as third issue of year
The May Collegian was placed in the mails Friday as the third issue of the school year. Over a thousand copies were sent, produced by Herald Lithograph service. Editor in chief was Wilda Boyd.
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Herald Lithograph Service
Wilda Boyd
Stanton Lake listed among approved Iowa conservation projects
The Iowa Conservation commission approves Stanton Lake as a state lake project with a $275,000 appropriation. The plan also allocates $16,000 for silt control at Lake of Three Fires near Bedford as part of the legislature’s funding.
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Stanton
Iowa Conservation Commission
Bedford
Town Meeting Tonight At St John's Church
The chamber of commerce holds a meeting this Monday at 6 30 PM at St John's Lutheran church. Attendance will count for Kiwanis and Lions clubs, and the Kiwanis meeting planned for Tuesday is canceled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
St John’s Lutheran Church
Kiwanis
Lions Clubs
Ads Accepted Timetable for Herald Journal Notices
The Herald Journal accepts display ads until 11 am on Wednesdays and 4 pm on Fridays. This schedule governs booking deadlines for classified and public notices.
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Herald- Journal
Pioneer lumberman Merton Tuttle dies at 87
Merton Tuttle 87 a retired lumberman born in New York state and longtime New Market resident died Sunday at Municipal hospital. Funeral 2 pm Tuesday at Walker Funeral Home with burial in Old Memory cemetery New Market. Wife Belle Gilmore Tuttle survives. they observed 54th wedding anniversary last December.
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Merton Tuttle
New Market
Municipal Hospital
Walker Funeral Home
Old Memory Cemetery
Frank A . Mathews
Eee
Belle Gilmore
Tuttle
Joe
Beck
Ames
Paul Jones Named 4-H Post Candidate in State Election
Paul Jones aged 18 a former Taylor county 4-H president is among eight candidates for an office in the state boys 4-H organization The election occurs at the state 4-H short course June 21 23 at Town State college Ames Jones son of Mr and Mrs Frank Jones farms near Bedford He is a senior at Bedford High and active in speech drama school publications and Baptist church He has held multiple 4-H offices and shown hogs cattle and swine earning prizes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Jones
Taylor County Boys
Bedford High School
Baptist Church
Paul
County 4-Hs
RJ Producers 4-H Club
Miniwancea
Shelby
Mich
Family of Ray Burley joins him in Addis Ababa
Mrs Ray Burley and four children depart Stillwater Oklahoma to join Ray Burley, former College Springs resident, teaching at an agricultural college in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. The family travels via New York and Athens to Africa, planning a two year stay and return to Oklahoma in 1957.
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Ray Burley
Africa
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Burley
College Springs
Stillwater
Oklo
Mr Burley
New York
Athens
Greece
James Burley
Mary Gander
Butler
Laurel
Linda
James
Elanys
Bruary
Oklahoma A & Colleges
Agriculture and Mechanics Arts
East Africa
Oklahoma
Ten Day Wait Reports Crop Damage Near Bethesda
A May 28 hailstorm and heavy rain damaged crops near Bethesda, forcing corn replanting and bruising cherries and peaches. Some fields had oat losses, and leaves plastered building sides. Heavy washing and a narrow strip extended toward Villellsca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiethesda
Villisca
Summer Courses to Start June 13 at Clarinda College
Iowa State Teachers college offers three summer extension courses in Clarinda for college credit focusing on biology. Dr Dorothy Matala will teach biology 10 515 and 518 starting June 13 with on campus classes through June. Enroll via Clarinda Junior College office and obtain details from state teachers college listings.
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Iowa State Teachers College
Clarinda
Dorothy Matala
Ceder Falls
James Browning
Clarinda Junior College
Clarinda College
Teachers College
Clinton
Fort Dodge
Spirit Lake
Shenandoah E
Valley Farm Group Leads First Extension Council Elections
Six members of the new county extension council elected as Page county completes week one of the voting. Elected: Paul Williams Clarinda Nodaway Two. Kenneth Sunder man Clarinda Douglas Two. Murval Rowan Coin Lincoln Two. Kenneth Mathis Coin Morton Two. Paul Harms Clarinda Tarkie Two. Remaining townships set meetings through June 10 to form the council and draft the 1956 extension program.
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New County Extension Council
Page County
Paul Williams
Willisea
Valley
Ben Goecker
Clarinda
Nodaway
Kenneth Sunderman
Douglas
Murval Rowan
Coin
Lincoln
Kenneth Mathis
Morton
Paul Harms
Tarkie
Amity
College Springs High School
Inchanan
Braddyville
Colfax
Pleasant View
East River Township
Thompson
Fremont
Maple Hill
Grant
Lone Star
Harlan
Lee Grove
Nebraska
Hawleyville
Pierce
Essex City
Washington
Northboro
Free Swim Lessons For Six Year Olds This Summer
Registration for outdoor swimming lessons at the Legion pool is limited to children at least six or who will be six before October 15. The Cla rinda Red Cross chapter oversees sessions starting June 20 with Miss Dorothy Stanton directing. Swimmers may register June 15 and 16 from 9 to 11 am. Season tickets remain available at local stores or the pool desk. Pool contact LI 2 3920.
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Legion Pool
Clarinda
The
American Red Cross
Dorothy Stanton
College Springs
State University of Iowa spring commencement set for June 10
Degrees will be conferred on 942 graduates at the University fieldhouse at 9 30 am with Arthur F Corey California Teachers Association executive secretary delivering the commencement address on The Dynamics of Freedom President Virgil M Hancher will give the charge and confer the degrees Robert S Michaelsen head of the religion school will be chaplain and William D Coder coordinator of conference will be master of ceremonies Local graduates include Barbara Van Adams Shenandoah BA Wadren Miller Rimes Bedford MD Martha Ellen Beebe Bedford BA
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
State University of Iowa
University
Ted McCarrell
Arthur F Corey
California Teachers Association
Virgil M Hancher
Robert S Michaelsen
SUI School of Religion
William D Coder
Barbara van Adams
Shenandoah
Wadren Miller Rimes
Bedford
Martha Ellen Beebe
Volunteers for Page County Extension Council Nominees
Representatives for 16 township seats to join the Page County Agricultural Extension Council will be announced within two weeks. Nominating committees have named lists. elections run June 2 to June 16. The council will replace the Farm Bureau board as extension sponsor and rely on county tax funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page County Agricultural Extension Council
John Hunter
Floyd Andre
State Service
Floo Ook. Ie
County Extension Council
Legion Gathers Unwanted Items for White Elephant Sale
The American Legion plans a white elephant sale Saturday to raise funds for community work including youth programs and summer baseball. Items donated by Clarinda homes and locals will be auctioned by Clark Crawford at 1 pm on the Legion grounds east Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Legion
Clark Crawford
East
Washington
Clarinda Homes
Clarinda Practical Nurses Install at Mental Institute
The Licensed Practical Nurses of Southwest Iowa held their installation ceremony at the Mental Health Institute on June 1. Officers installed include President Vera George Vice President Mason Williams Secretary Francis O Neal Treasurer Irene Gold and new board members Gladys Wright Stella Stephens Mary Maley Carrie Martindale as chaplain.
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Iowa
Mental Health Institute
Vera George
Mason Williams
Francis O'Neal
Irene Gold
Gladys Wright
Stella Stephens
Mary Maley
Carrie Martindale
Marry in Red Oak licensing widens local cases
Licenses to wed were issued last week to Colleen Averitt aged 16 of Red Oak, to Bill Gillespie aged 18 of Clarinda, to Joyce Stubbs aged 18 of, and Marvin Clark aged 21 of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colleen Averitt
Bill Gillespie
Clarinda
Joyce Stubbs
Oae
Marvin Clark
Frank Schollian Dies in South Dakota at 72
Frank Schollian, 72, once a Clarinda barber about four decades ago, died Sunday at his Gettysburg, South Dakota home. His wife, daughter of the late Reverend Blair, was the Florida-bound survivor with funeral arrangements made locally.
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Frank Schollian
South Dakota
Clarinda
Gettysburg
SPD
Blair
College Springs
Suree Sous
Florida
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Jim Millhone
Rollie Kendrick
Kay Kendrick
Kerrill Cox
Ralph Lyman
H S
Judy” Funderburk
Mr Tuttle
New York State
Lenox
Methodist Church
the Masons and
Odd Fellows
Bethesda
Iowa Teachers College
Robert L. Paulson
J L. A Logan
Greenfield
Grenadine Gibb
Daryl Pendergraft
Lyman Ernest
Ralph Pendergraft
Pendergraft
Harry Annan
Annan
Valley Farm Group
New Extension Council
Farm Voters
Valley Meeting
Fsidik Hall Utal Parl
Winithiblons
Tine County Board
Hunter
Page County Farm Bureau Board of Directors
Page County Farm Bureau
Andre
Jay Jamison
Arthur Bair
Fred Christensen
Buchanan
Leslie Knowles
Kenneth Livengood
Roy Whigham
Don Irwin
Clarence McCowen
Wray Johnson
Ed Sederburg
Orville Swanson
East River
Earl Warner
Albert Henke
Virgil Freed
Lehman Johnson
Henry Applequist
Edward Roades
Carl Stephens
Lester Sceib
George Ger- Lerding
Ernest Meyer
Lawson
Miller
John Kenagy
Paul Mier
Jim Stephens
Paul Negley
Willard White
Floyd Bredensteiner
Byron Scotton
Howard McGuire
Mernie Hayes
Arlo Babcock
Hayes
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