New Ideas in Care of Insane Showing Benefits
Dr A C Voth of the Mental Health Institute spoke to Kiwanians on insanity origins, group therapy, and modern treatments. He noted progress in restoring patients, cited the need for more mental health personnel, and warned that cultural neglect remains a barrier to comprehensive care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A C Voth
Mental Health Institute
Voth
Gorman Howell
Lou Nordland
Lew Hoppock
Russ Katzenbarger
Grads of 37 Plan Saturday Reunion at Clarinda Country Club
The class of 1937 resumes after 20 years with a reunion at the Clarinda Country Club Saturday evening. Wendell Otte serves as president and 49 reservations are already secured for the dinner at 7 pm. The event will include a social hour for those arriving later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarinda High School
Clarinda Country Club
Wendell Otte
Marvin Waldruff
Irma Lou (Irwin) Henneman
Wanda Smith
Roselyn (Millhone) Richardson
Darlene Grebert
Maxine Perry
Des Moines
Robert
Mary Louise Bradley
LAY NEW RAILS ON CB Q LINE BETWEEN RED OAK AND GRISWOLD
Over 120 bronzed workers replace rails on the Chicago Burlington and Quincy 18.9 mile segment between Red Oak and Griswold. The project flags time for freight and passenger service as crews perform heavy labor with routine safety measures.
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Cb&q
Red Oak
Griswold
Fair Talent Show Committee Named at Page County Fair
The Page County Fair announces its Home Talent Show committee led by Mr and Mrs Glen Carlson Essex. Other members include Mr and Mrs Maynard Burch Mr and Mrs Bob Christensen Gilbert Sunderman and Ralph Hillman with further appointments to follow. A July 2 meeting at the Farm Bureau office will begin plans for the August event featuring livestock parade greased pig contest and Queen of the Furrows contest along with the Home Talent Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Burch
Bob Christensen
Gilbert Sunderman
Ralph Hillman
Farm Bureau
Legislator Seeks End to Job Confusion in State Agencies
State Rep Vern Lisle urged the Iowa Board of Control to align board personnel with other state departments to avoid “confusion” over salaries and job classifications. He plans legislation if a special session is called. The move comes as the legislature trimmed the Personnel Director’s powers and a party shift to Democrats awaits July 1.
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Vern Lisle
Clarinda
Iowa Board of Control
United Press
Lisle
Loveless
Board of Control
Rex Weddle
John R Hansen
Henry W Burma
Clarinda Lutheran Candidate Seeks Regional LLL Director
Mr and Mrs Alfred Sump plan to attend the 40th Lutheran Laymen's League convention in St Louis from June 30 to July 3. Al Sump is president of Iowa District West and seeks reelection as regional director for the international LLL, a region spanning Iowa East and West and Minnesota. A Lutheran hour rally features Dr Hawthorne. The Sumps may attend a Braves versus Cardinals game or the Forest Park open air opera Monday night.
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Alfred Sump
Lutheran Laymen’s League
St Louis
Iowa District West
International Lll
Iowa
Minnesota
Hawthorne
Sumps
Braves
Cardinals
Forest Park
Free rides for mental patients at Friday carnival
Patients from the Clarinda Mental Health Institute will receive free rides to Moore's carnival Friday afternoon. Legion Commander Marion Hasberger, Lyle Fann, and public relations director Mrs A C Voth organize the effort. Transportation volunteers are urged, with rides departing the institute at 1 30 pm from the Legion Pool grounds.
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Clarinda Mental Health Institute
Moore's
Legion
Marion Hashberger
Sunday drills prep local guard unit for summer camp
Clarinda Heavy Mortar Company of the Iowa National Guard holds three Sunday drills instead of evening sessions. Capt Ronald Schenck notes eight hour drills occurred June 2 and 23, with another in July, ahead of annual summer training at Camp Ripley Minnesota beginning July 26 and returning August 10. Lt Russell Elliott returns after completing basic infantry officers course at Ft Benning Georgia.
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Clarinda Heavy Mortar Company
Iowa National Guard
Ronald Schenck
Camp Ripley
Minn
Russell Elliott
Ft Benning
Elliott
Georgia
Infant Son of Schrodt Dies in Bedford
Charles Edgar Schrodt two months old died at his Bedford home Wednesday morning. Survived by parents five sisters and grandmother Mrs Archie Webb of Clarinda. Funeral at Wetmore Funeral Home Bedford Thursday afternoon with burial in Bedford Cemetery.
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Lewis Schrodts
Bedford
Charles Edgar Schrodt
Lewis Schrodt
Archie Webb
Clarinda
Wetmore
Planning Zoning Commission Seeks New City Maps
City Planning and Zoning officials asked council for new city maps at a Wednesday meeting. Chet Lee urged replacement of the 1914 map. funding not requested this year. Wall map scaled 100 feet to the inch. table maps 400 feet to the inch.
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City Planning and Zoning Commission
Chet Lee
Lee
E C Underwood
Valley Heights
21St St
Garfield St
Farmers Union Shipping Association
Wagoner-Cavner
FUSA
Don Williams Elected At State Short Course
Don Williams named to state 4-H short course officers with Jerry Dale as vice president Roger Applegate as secretary treasurer and Robert Eggers as historian. He returns from National 4-H Conference in Washington DC and earned a $250 freshman scholarship at Iowa State College. Williams, a Villisca High School graduate, led livestock judging at the Iowa State Fair and held multiple 4-H and FFA offices. Page County delegation, including John Hunter and Ron Rubin, will return to Clarinda Thursday.
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Jerry Dale
Brooklyn
Roger Applegate
Oakland
Robert Eggers
State Center
Merrill Hanson
Dons
Edward Laughlin
Emerson
James McDonald
Gowrie
Leroy Meyer
Sac City
Dow
Washington, DC
Iowa
Ames
Iowa State College
Don
Iowa 4
FFA
Student Council Association
Council Bluffs
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Villisca High School
Page County
Clarinda
John Hunter
Ron Rubin
Lions to Observe 11th Anniversary at Charter Night
Clarinda Lions Club marks its eleventh anniversary with a Charter Night dinner at the Clarinda Country Club Monday at 6 30 pm. Officers for 1957 58 to be installed. club notes more than 90 members and a year of service including beauty pageant, surplus commodity support, food processing for Welfare, toy drive, light bulb sale, sight and community projects.
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Clarinda Lions Club
Clarinda
Southwest Iowa
Wilhholm Hall
Clarinda Junior College Seeks Applicants for Practical Nursing Class
The School of Practical Nursing at Clarinda Junior College is already testing applicants for the September class though an opening date is not fixed. Eight applications have been received this week. tests occur once numbers justify. The class mirrors past years with age 18 to 55, at least 10th grade education, and good health.
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School of Practical Nursing
Clarinda Junior College
Anne White
White
Miss Southwest Iowa Appears on Omaha TV Program
Gloria Cleaver of Shenandoah crowned Miss Southwest Iowa 1958 appeared on KMTV Omaha television Monday. She will represent southwest Iowa in the Miss Iowa Pageant at Clear Lake next month and was interviewed by Marianne Peters on Conversations. Dick Davidson of Clarinda, pageant chairman, appeared with her and Cleaver sang two numbers from the pageant.
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Gloria Cleaver
Shenandoah
Southwest Iowa
Lions
Miss Cleaver
Clear Lake
Marianne Peters
KMTV
Omaha
Dick Davidson
Clarinda
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Ole Wilhhelm
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Essex
Herald-Journal
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Paul Gorrell
US Mail Service
Earl Thompson
Paul
Clarinda Lutheran
Zoning Commission
Underwoods
Council
Don Williams
DON Williams State
Legion Pool
Mary Jane Clinton
Shirley Anderson
Jim Millhone
Dorothy Journey
Red Cross
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