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Clarinda Herald Journal

Location

Clarinda, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1956

Page

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Queen of the Green crowned at Clarinda Spring Opening

Miss Janice Harris, 16, daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas L Harris of Siam, was crowned Queen of the Green at the second annual Clarinda Spring Opening Style Show held at the Clarinda Theatre. The event featured 11 contestants, multiple princesses, prize money around 500 dollars, and fashion displays by local models with sponsorship by the Clarinda Chamber of Commerce and various local clubs.

Janice Harris Thomas L Harris Siam Clarinda Clarinda Theatre Max Masmar Birdice Clark Yvonne Johnson Louise Golding New Market High School Miss Clark Lee H Clark Hepburn Clarinda Junior College Miss Johnson Marion Johnson Bethesda Clarinda High School Miss Golding Paul Golding New Market Clarinda Business & Professional Hunt Bridie Lovely Girls Bonnie Adams Elmo Shirley Babb

Hoxie urges action on loans to farm in southwest Iowa

State Senator Frank Hoxie urged Gov Leo Hoegh to use power to obtain more Farmers Home Administration loans for southwest Iowa farmers. Hoegh said he is pursuing an additional six million dollars in federal funds. Hoxie proposed extending loan terms to ten years, increasing maximums to ten thousand dollars, and allowing FHA loans for operators of farms under 160 acres as banks tighten credit amid low prices.

Frank Hoxie Page- Fremont County Leo A Hoegh Farmers Home Administration Iowa Omaha World-Herald Des Moines Iowa Farm Bureau FHA Hoxie Hoegh

Turner Navy? No. William A Turner Dies in California at 85

William A Turner 85, longtime Clarinda attorney since 1906, died Thursday in San Diego during his winter visit with wife. Born Feb 10 1871 near Coin, Iowa, he studied at Amity College, Black Hills College, and Columbia Law School. He practiced with P A Lawyer then William Orr, later with nephews Clinton and Max Turner, and was active in the Methodist Church. Funeral plans to be announced in Clarinda.

William A Turner Clarinda San Diego Calif Churchill Hotel Coin Mr Turner Was James W and Martha M Turk Turner Amity College Springs Black Hills College Columbia U Law School New York Will Hot Springs S Dak Montana Weslyan College Sioux City Supreme Courts William Orr Clinton Max Turner Turner Methodist Church Des Moines

Legion Observes 37th Birthday For American Legion

Members and auxiliary entertained at Griswold Hall to mark the 37th birthday of the American Legion. Junior Activities Group welcomed guests. Mrs Orville Shockey heads the committee. Dinner at 7 pm, veteran poppies on tables, favors from local businesses. A 37 candle cake, baked by Mrs Anslem Warner, was shared with ice cream. Marion Hashberger led the Pledge of Allegiance.

American Legion Griswold Hall Orville Shockey Model Dairy Ers Produce Co Shore and Crawford Motor Co Fuller Brush Co Anslem Warner Marion Hashberger Joe Sklenar Audubon Fred Geer Clarinda Lucile Fichter Page County

Shamrock Days Prizes Offered by Clarinda Retailers

Residents across Clarinda trade area have two days to claim more than 1500 in prizes during Shamrock Days. Stores display lucky license numbers with facsimile plates. verification wins free prizes. Offer runs through Saturday.

Clarinda

Time Out for Ginger junior class play at Clarinda High

Clarinda High School presents Time Out for Ginger a comedy of a banker and his daughter who seeks self fulfillment via a football team with multiple complications. Performances Thursday and Friday March 22 and 23 at 8 pm in the high school auditorium. Tickets at Hawleys Drug Store. Actors include Helen Malvern Lois Fitch Norman Sunderman Kay Kendrick Latece Farrell Annette Voth Alan Carney Max Preeo Seth McGrighy Dennis Herzberg.

Ginger Clarinda High School Hawley’s Helen Malvern Lois Fitch Norman Sunderman Kay Kendrick Latece Farrell Annette Voth Alan Carney Max Preeo Seth MccGrighy Dennis Herzberg

Funeral services set for Mrs Rachel Fine in Siam

Mrs Rachel Catherine Fine died Tuesday at the New Market home of her daughter Mrs Roy Renfro. Services will be Saturday at 2 pm at the Siam Methodist Church with Rev Frank Mathews officiating. burial in Siam family lot. Surviving ten children including Renfro Beck Pace Fine Wynn Jobe and Horner. One brother Harve Rousch of Des Moines.

Rachel Catherine Fine New Market Roy Ruby) Renfro Siam Frank Mathews Fine Renfro Chloe Beck Barstow Calif Beulah Pace Hillsdale Wye Ray Fine Clarence Fine Hopkins Lydia Wynn Blanche Jobe Lynn Fine Sheridan Elza Fine Bedford Inez Horner Shenandoah Harve Rousch Des Moines

Local Justice Court Fines Listed for March Dates

Robert Kretzer fined $10 for intoxication on March 9 by police. Clifton B Mealey $5 for failing to stop at red light on March 10. Howard Lovejoy $10 for over 20 gallons gas coming into Iowa by State Tax Commission on March 8. Roy Bermond $25 for intoxication on March 8 by sheriff. Edgar Miller $3 for no safety chain on March 9 by State Highway Patrol. Howard H Dunn $78 for overlength truck on March 9 by Tax. John R Whitworth $10 for overlength on March 11 by anever Patrol.

Robert Kretzer Clifton B Mealey Howard Lovejoy State Tax Commission Iowa Roy Bermond Edgar Miller State Highway Patrol Howard H Dunn John R Whitworth

Cubs Lose Lead as Pembroke-KC Shoots Past Maryville

Maryville Horace Mann Cubs drop to second in Missouri class M tourney after Pembroke-Country Day of Kansas City wins finals 79-69. Maryville secures a three foot trophy amid 400 fans cheering. Phone society items to LI 2-2181.

Maryville Horace Mann Cubs Kansas City Cubs

Highway Officers Target Truck Violations in Campaign

Iowa Highway Commission officers conducted a week long campaign against truck load and size violations. Nine drivers were fined a total of 366.75 with penalties ranging from 5 to 81 dollars for overlength overweight and related infractions. Other cases include two drivers cited by the Highway Patrol in March for displaying plates and speeding.

Iowa Highway Commission Justice R’'J McCurdy Keneth Schutt Howard Smith William Isan Ernest Evans Elmer Ekerton Billy Dodge Oef Critchett Carl Rimpo Vernon Gray Justice Court Thomas Whitehill State Highway Patrol Harry FE Paul Highway Patrol

Russ Katzenbarger Linoleum Mix Up Sparks Household Snit

Russ Katzenbarger planned kitchen linoleum replacement with two workers but they tore up the wrong house, the Shumates’ kitchen, while Russ was in Des Moines and Ruth worked. Ruth then got the linoleum too, Maxine was left out, lode McKay’s face grows red as Dick Jones claims orders were followed. Two families end up happy with the mix up.

Russ Ruth Maxine—McKay Maxine Lode McKay Dick Jones Russ Katzenbarger Russ Shumate Des Moines Shumates

Home Gardening Meeting Set for Tuesday Afternoon

Ben Vance, extension horticulturist at Iowa State College, will lead a home gardening meeting at Griswold Hall Tuesday at 2 pm. The discussion will cover freezing and canning varieties, crop rotation for spring and summer gardens, and improved pest control methods. The public is welcome through Page County Extension Service facilities.

Ben Vance Iowa State College Griswold Hall Extension Service Page County

Auction Planned For 1861 Stone Schoolhouse Near Monti Cello

A 95 year old stone schoolhouse near Monti cello Lovell No 2 building, built around 1861, is set for auction after a wall collapse last fall prompted the sale decision.

Monticello

Red Cross drives in East Page County at midway total

East Page County reports 16 days left in the 1956 Red Cross campaign with $1,465.50 raised, about 19.6 percent of the $7,461 goal. Chairman Oliver Gregory urges solicitors to finish by March 31, notes the drive aims to fund 10 programs and recruit members for local chapter leadership and national delegates. Receipts can be left with Lou Nordland at Opitz Motor Co or by calling Liberty 2-2181.

Red Cross East Page County Oliver Gregory Linderman Hotel Gregory Volpees - Solicitors National Board of Governors American Red Cross Clarinda Lou Nordland Opitz Motor Co

Banks honored for sale of U S bonds in Clarinda

Clarinda banks were honored for surpassing the 1955 quota in selling series E and H savings bonds to individuals. A bronze plaque was awarded to Page County State Bank and Citizens State Bank by JL L Lawler of the U S Savings Bonds Division. Over 300 Iowa banks received similar awards this year, continuing a two year record of achievement.

Clarinda United States Treaty Department Page County State Bank Citizens State Bank JL L Lawler U S Savings Bonds Division Iowa

Taylor County Churches Convene Annual Meeting at Sharpsburg

The Taylor County churches of all denominations hold their annual meeting at the Presbyterian Church in Sharpsburg on Friday March 23 at 7 30 pm. The meeting includes a program election of officers and current business for 1956. All churches are asked to send two lay delegates and their minister.

Taylor County Presbyterian Church Sharpsburg

Omaha Businessmen Discuss Hoover Report At Club Event

Three Omaha men from the Stake in Better Government committee presented findings of the Hoover Commission to the Business and Professional Women's Club. They urged trimming government frills and emphasized defense as the first major task, noting that 61 percent of federal spending goes to the Defense Department. They urged attendees to contact Congress and express support for civilian responsibility in defense policy. Dinner was served by the Lutheran Church women.

Clarindans Hoover Commission Omaha James Millikan John Freeman James Latenser Service Club Better Government Omaha Junior Chamber of Commerce Congress Department of Defense Defense Department Hoover Gressman Margaret Hunter B & PW Robert Brown CHS Connie Hughes Karen Spunangle Leonora Steeve Carolyn Haxby The Lutheran Church

Page County bids set for road surfacing in spring

Page County Board of Supervisors will open sealed bids March 29 and April 10 for rock and oil surfacing on 78.71 miles of county roads. Bids include Project 256 with 23.97 tons or 8,739 tons of special crushed stone and 9,074 cubic yards of gravel. Oiling covers 20.25 base rock miles, 9.06 gravel petition roads, and 5.65 surfaced local roads. April 10 action seeks 294000 gallons of oil and 5500 cubic yards of top rock for 43.75 miles. Remaining farm to market roads totalling 14.29 miles will be let by the Iowa Highway Commission in Ames in April or May.

Page Page County Board of Supervisors Page County Iowa Highway Commission Ames

Page County Traffic Accidents Rise in 1955 Report

The Iowa Department of Public Safety released Page County 1955 traffic data showing 401 reported accidents, $140 205 in property loss, and $47 920 in personal injury costs. 1954 figures were 371 accidents, $112 555 property damage, and $107 700 injuries.

Iowa Devent of Public Safety Today Page County Mila Challant Chalfant Clinton Moyer Moyer

Spring Rabbit Show Catalogues Cover Three State Area

The Clarinda Rabbit Breeders Association announces 3 state coverage for the spring rabbit show with breeding sweepstakes and a premium list mailed March 25. The event, April 28 29 at the Youth Barn, will feature about 250 exhibitors and door prize electric drill. Members met to finalize plans and committees as rabbitries grow and stock rises. A short course for breeders is set for June 3 in Des Moines at the Jewish Memorial Center with noted speakers on breeding improvements.

Clarinda Rabbit Breeders Association Claude Buss Midwest Des Moines Jewish Memorial Center

Norma E Anderson files divorce petition in Page County

Norma E Anderson of Shambaugh petitions Page County District Court for divorce from Coleman E Anderson. She seeks custody of a daughter. The couple wed in Troy Kansas on March 12, 1947, the petition filed on their ninth anniversary.

Page County District Court Norma E Anderson Shambaugh Coleman E Anderson Troy Kans

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