Engineers survey old junior high building in Clarinda
Omaha engineers spent Thursday surveying the abandoned Clarinda Junior High building. Leonard Kriselmire of the school board said Heningson Durham and Richardson led the team with electrical heating and plumbing specialists. The firm aims to report by March 18 on whether the building can be stabilized affordably or must be torn down at up to 500 dollars. Superintendent Joe Burham noted extensive plaster removal during inspection.
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Omaha
Leonard Krisel- Mire
Clarinda Board of Education
Dick Ferguson
Heningson
Durham
Richardson
Kryselmire
Joe Burham
Father Son Feed For Methodists At Local Church Event
Methodist Men and sons enjoyed a three feature evening at First Methodist Church. A royal banquet fed the attendees followed by Carl Otte’s magic and accordion music to delight both young and old. Dr A Merritt Dietterich spoke on modern father son relations and family games. Harold South presided at the banquet.
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Methodist
First Methodist Church
Carl Otte
Clarinda College
Carl
Dietterich
A Merritt Dietterich
Iowa Area
Christaan Education
The
Methodist Church
Harold South
Record turnout at Red Cross kickoff fundraiser gains 80 volunteers
A record crowd of 80 Red Cross volunteers gathered Friday morning at the Linderman Hotel for kickoff instructions and supplies as East Page County launches its 1957 fund drive. Campaign chairman Jerome Riggs announced the roster of additional workers joining the effort, listing many individuals across Nodaway Township and surrounding areas.
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Red Cross
Linderman Hotel
East Page County
Jerome Riggs
Clarinda Mersdames
James Shore
Kenneth Leeson
Curtis Landis
Ceb Bradley
Dale Foster
Margaret Owen
Homer Stephens
Arlo Hawley
Ray Sherman
J A Depew
Charles Nelson
Elvin Campbell
George Woolson
Richard Rahn
Charles Burka
Merle Stevens
Dell Harlan
Hatley McCoy
Joe Burnham
Roy Dougan
Stuart Ramadell
Lawrence Swanson
DC Davis
George Vans
Ralph Allen
Pearl Swisher
Vernon Stipe
G R McGrghy
Wilma Glick
James Owen
HL Diseher
Lew Forbes
Pete Anderson
Robert Lawson
Milo Manes
Holly Emley
Walter Bartels
Leo Miller
Ottie Thompson
Nick Roberta
Ted Miller
George Hawthorne
George Mace
Stanley Prander
Oscar Koehler
Harry Smith
J H Allen
Wern
Bene Caltiena
Hidhaeh ‘Aiaweyy
Iron Lenine
Melburni Poleley
Paul Windhorat
KL Cahill
Max Cramer
Warren Fieming
Munseli Katzenberger
James Crain
Clyde Baylews
HM Davidson
Mason Wilellama
Kennard Tompkins
Kate Miller
Glen Hipeley
Gertrude Brandon
Lowellurns
Glen Wagoner
Orace McManahima
Harry Henneman
Cardinal Canteen Adult Board Set Tuesday Meeting
Cardinal Canteen Adult Board members are asked to meet at the youth center Tuesday at 7 p m led by supervisor Glen Hipsiey. Jack Bridie succeeds Merle Stevens as president. Dr WS Frenkel is first vice president and Mrs Al Planchet second vice president with Harold Anderson as secretary-treasurer.
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Cardinal Canteen
Cardinal Canteen Adult Board
Glen Hipsiey
Jack Bridie
Merle Stevens
WS Frenkel
al Planchet
Harold Anderson
Secratary
Delisou Est Nols Reports Cause of Livestock Loss
A confusing report from Hopkinton notes substantial livestock losses after a series of peeks and attacks on sheep and cattle. The incident description mentions 14 attacking herds of steers and various fares related to the killings.
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Delisou
Hopkinton
Killine & Namer
Induction into Armed Forces Noted for March
Two men were notified of induction into the armed forces in March as announced by the local draft board official. The report mentions individuals tied to Page County and Checinda with details partially unreadable in the damaged text.
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Page County
Winner's Circle Appears In Herald Journal For Last Time
A fragmented OCR shows a sports feature titled Winner's Circle ending in the Herald Journal. It references names, teams, and events with garbled text but implies final appearances and ongoing sports notes.
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Herald-Journal
Services Tuesday for Edith Williams
Edith Williams will be honored with funeral services on Tuesday at a local church. The obituary notes a long life and mentions family mourners and local community support.
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Edith Williams
Teneth traffic death west of Bedford claims another life
A fatal collision west of Bedford Iowa on Highway 2 left a pedestrian dead and a hospitalized survivor. The report notes a car traveling southbound struck a person near an estate road junction. Emergency responders found the victim deceased at the scene and transported the other occupant to a nearby hospital for injuries. Local authorities investigated, with family members notified of the fatality.
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Pavioy Comte
Cpewhia
Balilta Aftierhern
Mary Willie
Pallfak
Murtetpal
Iiwa
Tedford
Palle
Waeller
Willie
Fragmented notice from historic newspaper page
garbled OCR reads as a partial local notice referencing a group or society, a meeting or event, and names like Carl Hansth and others. It mentions a brand and various phrases suggesting community organizations, dates and places are unreadable. The readable fragments hint at a civic or social context with multiple proper nouns scattered throughout.
Burch Family In Villisca Crash Report
Partial OCR notes describe a Villisca crash involving the Burch family with references to Braddyville and a highway section. The readable fragments mention a collision context and a local route, but specifics like dates, injuries, or official statements are unclear.
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H Burch
Villisca
Fragments Readable from Local Notice Page
Damaged OCR provides partial text with readable fragments about a local notice. Key names, dates, or venues are unclear. content suggests a public or administrative item but lacks full details.
Cout Show And Camporee Major Items For District
Fragmentary OCR text references a district event with a new committee setting major items for a show and camporee. Names, dates, and clear details are unreadable. article lacks coherent facts to specify participants or outcomes.
C of C Committee Plans Dinners for Area Communities
A local Chamber of Commerce committee schedules community dinners to foster regional cooperation. The planned events aim to connect leaders, business owners, and residents in multiple area neighborhoods.
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C OF
Aviation Course Opens This Week
New program launches this week at Seahohee Cir and nearby areas. The course outlines early sessions and aims to boost practical flight skills with instruction from qualified instructors.
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Griswold
YMCA
Boar
Methustist Church
Tiw
Adivertistitien
Howard Kluane
Lowell Geer
Clyde Thompson
Hugh Lowden
Lesten Rope
van Otte
Roland Nothwort
Orville Otte
Lee Wagoner
Nebraska
Rudolph Falk
T WN Raven
Leonard Calhoon
Lioyrd Brown
Carl Park Buchanan
Omar Swalleen
Martin Anderean
Iden Vardaman
Darrel Welch
Date Sipes
Kevin Davison
Laurie Knowles
Fred Hintehaat
Albert Henke
Paul
Mibert Larnon
Gerhart Palmaquiat
Elmo Johneen
Harlan Mesdames
Taymond Brockman
Ernest Meyer
Ola Johnton
George Gerberding
Patay Hipe Pley
Lyman Shepard
Melvin Cahebage
Wendell Yeery
Valley
Mr Huseell Watta
Meas Dames
Arock Williams
Walter Wit of
Willlane
Rey Water Neavers
Linnea Han Harthwick
Grentin Gibson
Mufval Huwafi
George Athan
Harry
Frank Shively
Hepharn
Florehee
Alcropp Sprarer
Valuntece Cattetters
Tat
East Pane County
Jerome Rings
General Campaten
Oller Gregory
Higsiey
Don Earhart Ie Firet
Dircearen
Crane Tinie
Lote
Renee
Steeda
Hartline
Williames
Pghias
Lowell Jensisgs
Faven Wike
WCET
Aida One
Gibwaainen Abbott Vase
Maurane Ee
Iowa
Bedford
Renaneer
Margherita Tart
Af Rylerdion
Tentnig
Mindle
Carl Hansth
Areniatioharhaneer
Braday Ville
Ieee
CPOE
Moisthde
SiHab
Thei
Coir
Dubai
College
Teehaal Cauree
Pleasant Ridge Hall
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