Airlift to Omaha Club flight heads to breakfast event
Clarinda Chamber of Commerce Airport Committee runs its second airlift to Omaha Municipal Airport for breakfast Sunday. Five aircraft took part under perfect weather. Participants included Willard Andrew in a Beechcraft Bonanza and Fred Fisher in a Cessna 170.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarinda
Lisle Corp
Airport Committee
Willard Andrew
Fred Fisher
Wally Engberg
Bob Caswell
New art and science teachers named for Clarinda faculty
New art instructor Donna Lee Ratzlaff 25 Manhattan Kansas will replace William Nelson and teach art across junior high high school and community college. She has three years teaching at Cherokee County Rural HS and Manhattan junior high and holds a 1956 degree from Kansas State College of Pittsburg with art majors and social science minor. Donald C Paulson 25 Ames Iowa will teach physics and mathematics at the high school and college as he works toward a masters in mathematics at the University of South Dakota. He is an Ames High School graduate 1953 with a BA in physical science from Luther College 1957 and has teaching and graduate experience including Mabel Minnesota and summer study at Iowa State. Additional vacancies noted include dean of the community college girls physical education and two elementary grade sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarinda
William A Anderson
Donna Lee Ratzlaff
Manhattan
Kan
William Nelson
Miss Ratzlaff
Cherokee County
Columbus
Manhattan, Kan
Kansas State College of Pittsburg
North Oklahoma A&m
Miami
Cherokee County High School
University of South Dakota, Vermillion
Ames High School
Luther College
Decorah
Mabel, Minn
Paulson
USC
Iowa State University
Ames
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Anderson
Community College
Oregon woman here calls for reunion
A New Market May 2 report notes a family reunion at Mrs Louie Slaight’s home honoring Mrs Mammie Thompson of Sweethome Oregon. Guests included Harve Thompson Andrew Miller and Frank Thompson of near Shambaugh with many relatives visiting and travel to River Falls Wisconsin.
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New Market
Louie Slaight
Mammie Thompson
Sweethome
Ore
Harve Thompson
Andrew Miller
Frank Thompson
Near Shambaugh
Thompson
River Falls
Wise
Delmar Thompsons
Sarah Arthur
Elbert Miller
Glenwood
Fred Miller
Villisca
Paul Depew
Ruth Dennis
Charlie Gant
Siam Church of Christ
Walter Noble
Holly Clark
Harry Andrew
Kansas City
Clarence T Andrew
Raymond Andrew
Montana
Leona Boyd
Des Moines
C T Andrew
Ollie Hiatt
Richard Warneke
Clarinda
Merrill Thompson
John Millison
Irvin Miller
Square Dance Board
Karl Baker
Oren Larson
Ray Kernan
John Stroburg
Clearfield
Elton Jenson
Bedford
Delphon
Robert Wilson Eway
Bob
Roy Keller
Formosa
Kan
Jnice Mitts
Frank Farnsworth
Westboro
Stanley Stimson
Elie Harms
Harm
John Nothwehr
Paul Soloman
William Herzberg
Dan Harms
Josie Winger
Yorktown
R A Leisman
Rock Port
Herbert Case
Burlington
George Fischer
Frank Steeve
Albert Rope
Robert Feichhorst
Omaha
R W Eichhorst
John Harms
Dodge City
Kans
Erie Harms
Bill Weiman
Jerry Eichhorst
John Masher
Farragut
Richard Masher
Dick McIntire
George Warnikin
Superior
Nebr
Louise Reents
Terry McClarnon Returns to Service Duties
May 3 report notes Terry McClarnon back on furlough at home in BRADDYVILLE. A gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Harold McClarnon included Sam Jeffers, Harry McClar non, Russell Shums, and Bob Crowell. Follow up shows Terry traveling with Sam Jeffers and Bob Crowell to Aurora and then Fort Dix for further training.
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Braddyville
Harold McClarnon
Terry
Sam Jeffers
Harry McClarnon
Shambaugh
Russell Shums
Bob Crowell
McClarnon
Aurora
Fort Dix
Dean Bailey
Maude Brokaw
Clarinda
Noah Bailey
AFE Club Honors Mothers At May Day Program
Members of the AFE Club held a Mother's Day program at United Missionary Church. The oldest and youngest mothers, Mrs Abe Wolf and Mrs Stanley Ridnour, received gifts. After the program, the group shared a social hour in the church basement.
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AFE Club
Shambaugh
AFE
United Missionary Church
Abe Wolf
Stanley Ridnour
Dudley Hiles Sr
Maryville
Vern Logsdon
St Francis Hospital
Roy Ropp
Wayne
Omaha
Leone Duncan
Clarinda
Republican Women Arrange May 13 Dinner With Senate and House Candidates
Iowa Republican Women at Clarinda announce a May 13 dinner at Linder man dining room featuring US Senate candidate Jack Miller of Sioux City and 7th district candidate William Harbor of Henderson. Helen Lundblad leads the local council. reservations via Mrs Kenneth Mace or Mrs Ed Lisle. Membership drive seeks at least 150 new local members.
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Linderman
Jack Miller
Sioux City
William Harbor
Henderson
Rudy
Helen) Lundblad
Iowa Council of Republican Women
Kenneth Mace
Ed § Lisle
Clarinda
William McClelland
McClelland
Lundblad
Family visits mark spring social rounds across Iowa towns
Shambaugh residents host guests from Maryville to Miami as families travel from Germany bases near Houston to reconnect. Local gatherings include the Farrises' two years in Germany and plans for reassignment, plus visits to church, libraries, and farms.
Nebraska minister to move to Elmo
Rev Howard Snow of Auburn Nebraska has been hired as minister for the Elmo Christian Church. He and Mrs Snow and their three young daughters will move to Elmo after the current school term ends.
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Union Grove
Howard Snow
Auburn
Nebr
Elmo
Run-away car damages boulevard electrolier at 18th Lincoln
Police report says a run-away auto hit a boulevard electrolier at the 18th and Lincoln intersection Sunday at 9 15 pm causing over 200 dollars in damage. Ada Pool’s 1950 Mercury was driven by her son James 17 who had left it parked. The electrolier damage is valued at 200 dollars. The bumper and fender of the car were dented. John Oberlin of Clarinda played a jester in the Peru State College May Day pageant to be presented Friday evening by Peru State Teachers College students.
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Don Squier
Braddyville
Coin
Shenandoah
Bloom's Hatchery
Sandra Miller
Ron Bramble
Church of God
Ed Cabbage
Paul Mason
Clarinda
John Falk
College Springs
Charles Davis
Willisoa
Lloyd Davis
Warren Russell
Frank Majors
University Hospital
Iowa City
W Johnson
United Missionary Church
Boulevard Electrolier
18Th
Lincoln St
Ada Pool
James
John Oberlin
Jester
Peru State Teachers College
Maggie Williams
Reta Williams
Edith Pollert
Fort Dodge
Pollert
Reta
United Brethren Church
Williams
Frank Appley
Donald Williams
Geraldine
Woodrow Newberry
Ravenwood
Newberry
Rena Blakslee
Elmo Day
Day
Lincoln
Neb
Sam Day
Carl Kirby
Robert Vance
Henry Stein
Kirby
John Edwards
Omaha
L Ashbaugh
Johnny Ashbaugh
Farragut
Floyd Kirby
Aurelia
Burl Vance
Glen Greenfield
Villisca
L Warner
Edward
Topeka
Kans
Negley
John Crain
Hoy Graham
Russell Kent
al Wheeler
Jerry Trullinger
Wheeler
Peru
Nebi
Clarinda High
John
Peru College
Hepburn Church of Christ Undergoing Repairs and Community Notices
May 4 reports Hepburn Church of Christ undergoing extensive repairs and redecorating led by Manford Sanders and Harry Moore of Villisca. Basements repainted, new tables, upstairs floor refinished. Local residents and families noted visiting relatives and attending events from May 10 to mid May, with multiple trips to Clarinda, Shenandoah, and Omaha for family and church matters.
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Hepburn
Hepburn Church of Christ
Manford Sanders
Harry Moore
Villisea
Veishea Parade Prep and Band Travel Details
Cardinal Review notes Veishea bound events with a university parade on Saturday 10 am on the Ames campus. Mary Alice Wagoner reports band members depart at 5 am and return early Sunday, join displays, Stars Over Veishea, and a guest Noriko Yokova. Juniors sell 1960 swimming pool tickets for the American Legion plus a large group music contest at Shenandoah.
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Veishea
Ames
Jack Pullan
Russell Price
Richard Mowery
Noriko Yokova
The
Veishen
Weather Forces Yorktown Norwich MYF Picnic Inside
Rainy cold weather on May 3 pushed 35 members of the Yorktown and Norwich MYF to meet in Yorktown church parlor. A planned weiner roast moved to the Norwich church if rain. Several local residents and visitors are noted for various social events and school activities.
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Yorktown
Norwich
MYF
Pioneer Park
Park
William Jones
Municipal
Clarinda
GOP convention endorses Nixon II for president
Des Moines delegates to the Iowa GOP convention vote to back Richard M Nixon as a worthy successor and support his plan to tackle the farm problem. Anna Lomas and Charles E Wittenmeyer win national committee roles. Bourke B Hickenlooper chairs the Iowa delegation to Chicago. State schools remove six small high schools from aid lists due to inadequate education. Mason City wins industrial development honors. I 80 repair planned in Adair County. Youthful drivers account for nearly 30 percent of Iowa fatal crashes in early 1960. state seeks more driver education and higher fines. Public school aid request seeks substantial increase. constitutional convention debated by Gov Loveless.
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Nixon II
Richard M Nixon
Iowa
Des Moines
Nixon
United States
Alan West
Sac City
International Court of Justice
West
Anna Lomas
Red Oak
Charles E Wittenmeyer
Davenport
Lomas
Enid Robinson
Hampton
State
Wittenmeyer
Don Pierson
Humboldt
Bourke B Hickenlooper
Chicago
Palmer House
State Board of Public Instruction
Kamrar
Hamilton County
Milford Township
Story County
Colwell
Floyd County
Rowan
Wright County
Geneva and
Eceanest
Franklin Couny
W F Burnett
Burnett
New Market Style Show Highlights School Sewing Work
New Market girls in the home economics class staged a style show on April 25 in the school gym. Skits added charm as segments featured classmade outfits and Easter accessories, with formal dresses and a wedding scene finale. Margaret Anderson and Sharon Wiles described the costumes while Dean Conrad played the organ.
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Lela
Margaret Anderson
Sharon Wiles
Dean Conrad
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