Hospital trustees map federal aid for expansion plan
Trustees report federal aid could cover about one third of a 415000 hospital expansion. They have 81000 in pledges, with 300000 estate value and 840 acres in Taylor County. Executor M M Dryden to liquidate. estate funds await two-year legal wait. Council weighs selling Baker land to fund nursing wing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Baker
Hill-Burton
Taylor County
M M Dryden
Clarinda
Baker
Canada
Treasury
Formative talk on India by Dr Mildred McKie in Clarinda
Dr Mildred McKie of Northboro spoke to Clarinda Kiwanians on her decades as a medical missionary in India. She described three rural medical centers, her book India's Foods and Nutrition, and details on village life, caste, religion, and Gandhi Nehru politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarinda
India
McKie
Ghandi
Nehru
Russia
Junior leader training and camp orientation postponed
The junior scout leader training course scheduled for this weekend is moved to April 23-24 due to ongoing drift at Camp Wakonda. Carlson Harrison, field executive, notified local scout leaders of the shift and a new date for the scout leaders meeting to receive summer camp instructions on April 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Wakonda
Carlson Harrison
Adams-Taylor candidate Savannah Wilson announces bid
Savannah Wilson, 51, of Bedford announces candidacy for state senator in Adams-Taylor county district. She runs in the Democrat primary on June 6, 1960.
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Adams-Taylor
Savannah Wilson
Bedford
Two Meetings on Page County Agricultural Affairs
Page County Extension Service plans two meetings on the agricultural situation March 29 and April 5 at Griswold Hall Clarinda 730 pm. Eber Eldridge of the Agricultural Adjustment Center Iowa State University helps conduct the program with emphasis on underlying farm problems and correcting methods to aid attendees in choosing a preferred farm program. No recommended plan will be presented. Refreshments will follow. All are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page County Extension Service
John R Hunter
Griswold Hall
Farm Bureau Building
Clarinda
Eber Eldridge
Agricultural Adjustment Center
Iowa State University
Colorado Springs Jaycees tap Owen to lead Cavalcade
Ralph Owen, formerly a Clarinda boy scout, is named general chairman for the Cavalcade in Colorado Springs. The Junior Chamber of Commerce event aims to feature the largest youth cast in the Rocky Mountain region. Owen is the son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Owen, charter member of Troop 203 in 1917 and a former scoutmaster at Bedford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Owen
Clarinda
Colorado Springs
Niece Identifies Who's Who Subject in Clarinda
Mrs Charles Winter, the Who's Who subject, was identified by her niece Mrs Robert Swanson who submitted a clue list from 1284 entries. Swanson won $10 for the correct subject but added a theatre themed clue, referencing phrases like top billing and curtains up from Penney's Showboat of Values. She aims for the $90.80 jackpot next week as clues are printed in Monday's issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarinda
Charles
Martha Crain
Who's Who baby arrives in Clarinda
Mrs Don Tunnell, winner of a $90.80 fund jackpot four weeks earlier, becomes the parent of a daughter born Saturday at Clarinda Municipal Hospital. Cherilyn and her little Traci Marie will be home later this week. The newborn weighs seven pounds 10 ounces, the Tun nells' first child.
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Clarinda
Don Tunnell
Tunnell
Clarinda Municipal Hospital
Cherilyn
Traci Marie
Clue list riddles mark March 14 issue contest results
A reader note explains winners remain eligible for future jackpots and urges contestants to compare their March 14 clue lists. Amid small ads, one entry cranes have long necks in Fitch's space stands out. others include phrases about Windsor, Weils and Arnolds among 14 more, with several in Hy Vee and Fitch's. Additional clues from non participating merchants do not count per WHO'S WHO on Page 4.
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Fitch
Lot
Weils
Arnolds
Hepburn
Livingstons
Valley
Fitch’s
Physician speaker for cancer kickoff at Lutheran Church
Dr Addison W Brown, Des Moines obstetrician gynecologist, will headline the East Page Cancer campaign kickoff Wednesday at the Lutheran Church. He chairs Iowa Cancer Society public education and serves on hospital staffs and medical associations while active in Kiwanis and the Chamber. Co chairs urge area captains to attend and receive April campaign kits.
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Addison W Brown
Lutheran Church
Brown
Des Moines
Iowa
American Cancer Society
Cancer Society
Auto accident leads to OMVI count hero
Loren L Shearer 46 of Clarinda faces trial in Page County District Court on a drunken driving charge after a Tuesday collision at 16th and Main. He was northbound on 16th turning east as 76 year old George Mathis slowed west on Main. Extensive damage occurred to both cars. Shearer waived preliminary exam and posted bond of 750 dollars.
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Loren L Shearer
Clarinda
Page County District Court
16Th and
Main St
Shearer
16Th St
George Mathis
Mathis
R J McCurdy
Guardsmen of Co C Hold Sunday Drill in Villisca
The guardsmen of Company C conducted a Sunday drill at the Villisca armory, gathering for a day of instruction and maneuvers.
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Co C
Villisca
Three Day Weekend Dismissals for ISEA Convention
ISEA meetings prompt Clarinda and nearby schools to dismiss for a three day weekend. Creston High hosts registration at 8:30 am as the South Central Division convention opens. Chief speakers include J C Wright state superintendent, Dr W H Alexander, Ray Nyhan, and Carl T Rowan, with Nyhan and Rowan noted as leading figures.
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Clarinda
South Central
Iowa State Education Association
Creston
Creston High School
J C Wright
W H Alexander
First Christian Church
Oklahoma City
Okla
Ray Nyhan
Marshalltown
ISEA
Carl T Rowan
Minneapolis Morning Tribune
Justice Court Proceedings Reported For March Dates
Lulu Parrish cited March 22 by highway patrol for improper registration with a $5 fine. Louise M Parrish cited March 22 by patrol for no operator's license with a $5 fine. George C Snyder cited March 19 by police for illegal parking with a $1 fine. Herbert A Thomas cited March 21 by police for no valid license with a $5 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Parrish
Lousie M Parrish
George C Snyder
Herbert A Thomas
Court petition dismissed in Page County Court
The Burlington Railroad Tuesday filed a dismissal in Page County Court of a petition against Donald Craig doing business as Goservice Co here at defendant's costs the judgment having been settled and paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington Railroad
Page County
Donald Craig
The
Goservice Co
South Page girls honored by Clarinda Lions at Linderman Hotel
The Clarinda Lions fete the South Page Rebelttes basketball squad after their Des Moines state tournament run. Coach Dean Roe outlines school reorganization merging three high schools into South Page High. Judy Hullman recaps the Des Moines trip and Clermont Elgin quarterfinals. Janet Murphy named tournament queen. team celebrated at a steak dinner and homecoming parade. Lions announce May 2 election of 1960 61 officers and appoints Jerry Errion as club representative.
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South Page
Dean Roe
Bruce Grossman
Clarinda Lions
South Page Rebelettes
Linderman Hotel
Page County
Sharon Nowels
Harold McKinley
Roe
College Springs
Coin
Braddyville
South Page High School
Judy Hullman
Des Moines
Clermont-Elgin
Janet Murphy
Veterans Auditorium
Citizens State Bank of
Jerry Errion
Clarinda trio shines at state speech contest
Clarinda High School sent Marta Barrows Joyce Ann Stimson and Teresa McCoy to the state speech contest at Hartley last weekend Miss Barrows and Miss McCoy won awards for their performances while Miss Stimson earned a first place in a category
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Clarinda High School
Hartley
Marta Barrows
Joyce Ann Stimson
Teresa McCoy
Clarindans' relatives present at Algona church blaze
Mr and Mrs Harry Blume and two children of Algona were among about 400 people at Trinity Lutheran Church in Algona on Sunday morning March 13 when fire broke out in the grillwork of the pipe organ. The fire occurred during services, and relatives of the Clarindans were present in the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Blume
Algona
Trinity Lutheran Church
Fire damages church during service at 50,000 cost
Flames broke out soon after services began sending the congregation out of the chamber. No injuries were reported after the five hour blaze. The church, dedicated in 1951, sustained about 50 000 dollars in damage and is led by the Rev Gerhardt Gerike.
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Gerhardt Gerike
Disaster conference for East Page nurses in Clarinda
Nurses in the East Page area will gather in Clarinda on Wednesday for the Red Cross disaster nursing conference in the Red Cross rooms over Taylor Pharmacy. It runs from 9 am to 4 30 pm with Betty Streit in charge of training. Registered and licensed practical nurses are invited and urged to attend. Bill Bench and Oliver Megory expect the meeting to be worthwhile.
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East Pase
Clarinda
Red Cross
Taylor Pharmacy
Ferrell Reed
Betty Streit
Bill Bench
Civil Dcfence
Oliver Megory
Red Cross Chapter
Hans Margan and Darrel C Davison Named to Industrial Board
Two vacancies on the Clarinda Industrial Board are filled. Chairman Kent Thornell announces Hans Margan and Darrel C Davison as new board members replacing Jack Bridie and Don Jillson who resigned. Davison previously left the board at end of 1959 after a three year term.
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Clarinda Industrial Board
Kent Thornell
Hans Margan
Darrel C Davison
Davison
Jack Bridie
Don Jillson
Out-of-town Friend Warns About White Ties
A visiting friend offers cautionary advice about risky social circles and potential scams tied to a distant acquaintance. The tip emphasizes staying vigilant when strangers seek help or favors from people who know you.
School board OKs salary increases totaling 22400
The Clarin da school board approved 1960 61 raises totaling 22400 for 67 instructors and administrators. Teachers without a bachelor's gain 200, with a four year degree 300, masters 400. Administrators total 4000. Wanda Smith named elementary supervisor. Bob Williams named transportation manager. Special meeting to address bus bids and staffing follows.
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Clarinda
William A Anderson
Anderson
Bob Williams
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Bob Lovett
Carl Hamm
Ivan Johnson
the Hamms
Hamm
Council—Centon
Mildred McKie
Kiwanis
Walt Keener
Clarinda Theatre
Les Forbes
Red Travis
Walt
Jaycees
Owen
Omvi
Dent Don Hutson
South
Lions Fete South Page
Cage Girls
Cardinal Canteen
Howard Morton
Springfield
Til
Ralph Cahill
Bob O'Hara
Jack Grimm
D ¢ Davison
Industrial Board
School Board OK
Wanda Smith
Citizens’ Study Committee
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