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Clarinda Herald Journal

Location

Clarinda, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1958

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Lincoln Kindergarten Moves to Garfield for 1958 59

The Clarinda Board of Education approved moving the Lincoln School kindergarten to Garfield School for the 1958 59 year to free space for an extra first grade room at Lincoln. Transportation will be provided or parents may provide their own, with a morning Lincoln class and an afternoon Garfield class.

Lincoln School Garfield School Clarinda Board of Education William A Anderson Garfield Lincoln McKinley School McKinley Paul Lauritzen Metropolitan Anderson

Clarinda P-TA Names 1958 59 Officers

Jim Tisdale was elected president of the Clarinda City Council of P TAs at an organizational meeting held at the high school. Supt William A Anderson was named secretary. The council plans two city wide meetings next year at Garfield on November 13 and McKinley in March 1959.

Clarinda P-Ta Jim Tisdale Clarinda P-Ta William A Anderson PTA Garfield Building McKinley Building McKinley Lincoln Garfield Pta Garfield J F McPherson Ted Herzberg Grant Whitney Lily Claeson Lincoln School Paul Larsen James Campbell Kathryn Castillo McKinley School Vern Baumgarten Ruth Barrett Anderson

Stanton School Board to File Court Appeal on Reorganization

Stanton Board of Education plans to take the school district reorganization appeal to Montgomery County District Court. Attorney Herman Walter will file the district court petition this month after a 5-4 vote by Montgomery and Page County boards and subsequent State Board approval. The entire process has cost about $1,700.

Stanton Board of Education Herman Walter Council Bluffs Montgomery County District Court Red Oak Express New Stanton Montgomery Page County Boards of Education State Board of Public Instruction Express

Graveside Rites For Infant Son Of Ray Sportsman

Graveside service held at IOOF Cemetery Graham Mo for David Sportsman infant son of Mr and Mrs Ray Sportsman of Clarinda who died shortly after birth at Municipal Hospital. Survived by brother Jerry Ray and sisters Katherine Irene and Debra Diané, all at home. Walker Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.

IOOF Graham David Sportsman Ray Sportsman Clarinda Municipal Hospital Jerry Ray Sisers Katherine Irene Debra Diané Walker Funeral Home

Clarinda Bucks winners claim prizes in Tuesday draw

Two women claimed 110 Clarinda Bucks each while Marilyn Smock took 105 as first prize at Hy Vee. Blanche Smith won 5. Ferman Shepard did not claim 10. Next Tuesday's first prize rises to 45, with 10 and 5 prizes also offered. Total 440 allocated since March 6. drawings run weekly through June at participating stores.

Clarinda Ferrell Reed Chamber of Commerce Marilyn Smock Blanche Smith Ferman Shepard

Simpson College Professor to Address Page County 4-H

Simpson College professor Donald Koontz will speak to Page County's older 4-H group at Wilhholm Hall Clarinda on Wednesday at 8 pm. The talk titled Your Looking Glass Self will explore youth personality problems, followed by a party for high school 4-H members. Folk dances by Bill Humphrey and refreshments will close the event.

Donald Koontz Simpson College Page County Wilhholm Hall Clarinda Youth County 4-H Bill Humphrey

City Street Oiling Program Launched In Clarinda

Clarinda begins summer street oiling with 31 of 100 blocks scheduled for oiling. Vance Brothers Construction Co of Kansas City handles operations under City Manager Walter Sales. Prior oiling delays due to rain postponed oil shipments for 35 blocks.

Clarinda Vance Brothers Construction Co Kansas City Walter Sales

Clarinda Junior College to Graduate Largest Class

Forty eight sophomores will receive diplomas at commencement in the school auditorium Tuesday at 7 pm. Dr F E Henzlik of the University of Nebraska will deliver the address on Tangibles for Success and Happiness. The exercise includes honor students, prayer by Dr C T Carson, and musical numbers by Beverly Putnam and the College Mixed Quartette. Baccalaureate services Sunday at the United Presbyterian Church begin at 11 am with Rev J D Almes delivering the sermon.

Clarinda Junior College At & Pm Paul Larsen F E Henzlik Teachers College University of Nebraska, Lincoln Henzlik Scpt William A Anderson Larsen Frederick Sperry Clarinda Board of Education C T Carson United Presbyterian Church J D Almes Bonnie Ankeny Villisea Franceta Dailey Clarinda Beverly Blessing Shambaugh Alma Calhoon Judith Esaias Zula Ferguson Bedford John 1 Foster Betty Gaddis Fay Gaddis Jolanne Hagewood Thomas L Hagewood Margaret Hemphill Barbara Johnson Essex Josephine Kaserman Deanna Lee Dorothy Lovitt Patsy Murphy Coin Beulah O'Neal Carolyn Pugh Lenox Maxine Schneider Blockton Velma

Four Teens Escape Serious Injuries In Highway 71 Crash

Judith Fann, 16, Clarinda drove a 1948 Kaiser sedan with Ed Higgins, 17, Clarinda, Hetty Lindell, 17, Villisca, and Ikavid Hanson, 18, Villisca as passengers. The car skidded left on approach to Nodaway River bridge and ended on its left side. Fann and Higgins were uninjured. Lindell had possible neck injury. Hanson suffered cuts and bruises.

Clarinda Villisca Highway 71 Maryville Daily Forum Judith Fann Kaiser Missouri Highway Patrol Nodaway River Miss Fann Ed Higaims Hetty Jane Lindell Ikavid Hanson Forum

Trousers Taken From Bedroom While Owner Sleeping

Lonnie Howard reported his trousers were stolen from a chair near a bedroom window Tuesday night. A billfold with about eight dollars vanished from the pocket while he slept, and the pants were later found discarded in the yard. Police noted screens at 411 East State Street had been removed to wash windows.

Lonnie Howard Clarinda Alf Howard E State St

Page County Ladies Invite at Amity Silver Tea

Methodist Ladies of Page County invite members to a Silver Tea at College Springs Methodist Church on Tuesday at 2 pm. Featured guest will be Miss Alice Cheney, missionary to Japan.

Page County College Springs Alice Cheney Japan

Essexes Bradley dismisses suit over hotel sale to Johnsons

In District Court on Monday Frances E Bradley of Essex dismissed a petition against Bernard A and Elizabeth Ann Johnson. The Johnsons signed a dismissal of their counterclaim. The case concerned the Johnsons purchase of the Bradley Hotel property in Essex.

Frances E Bradley Essex Bernard A Elizabeth Ann Johnson Johnson Johnsons Bradley

Feasibility Study On Premium Egg Market In Area

The Adult Education Council discusses eight week evening classes starting Sept 22 and a pilot premium egg market project. Ben Shore and John Hunter led a meeting with egg producers and the Chamber Agriculture Committee to assess local demand and a near market for high quality eggs. Clarence attendees include Ivan Otte Kenneth Sunderman Verlin Cade Vernon Baumgarten James Olenius Merle Harland and officials Robert Gemmel Brown Ralph Duff and W C Hemphill.

Adult Education Council George Sevrist Hugh Loudon Funice Holdgraf John Hunter R J Swanson S T Ramsdell Ralph Allen Don Drake Richard Davidson Clarinda Industrial Board Ben Shore Shore Page County Ege Agricultural Committee of the Chamber of Commerce Leonard Z Eggleton Iowa State College Extension Hunter Mr Hunter Verlin Cade Vernon Baumgarten Clarinda James Olenius Villisca Merle Harland New Market

World War I Veteran Archie D. Baker Dies in Red Oak

Word is received of Archie D Baker World War I veteran of Red Oak. He served in Co F Rainbow Division. Funeral Friday at 2 pm in Red Oak with burial at Arlington Cemetery northwest of Villisca. Co F buddies plan to attend from here.

Archie D Baker Red Oak Co F Arlington Cemetery Villisca

Award Contract For Road Oiling In Page County

The Page County Board of Supervisors awarded the road oiling contract to Shenandoah Construction Co for resurfacing 416.42 miles of trunk roads. The firm bid 145 cents per gallon for 252 000 gallons of asphalt and 500 for 100 000 gallons of water totaling 37 040. Second bid came from Vance Brothers Construction Co of Kansas City Missouri with 1505 cents per gallon. The project must be completed between June 1 and September 1.

the Construction Co Shenandoah Page County County Board of Supervisors O K Brewer Gee Vance Brothers Construction Co Kansas City Western Engineering Co Harlan FEC Henningesen Co, Inc Atlantic

Red Cross Officials to Attend Disaster Meeting in Des Moines

Mrs Rosalyn Richardson executive secretary of the East Page County Red Cross Chapter will be in Des Moines Monday and Tuesday for a disaster meeting with the Des Moines chapter. Ruth Flynn disaster case supervisor will present the emergency and immediate family assistance course at the chapter room in the Brown Hotel.

Rosalyn Richardson Clarinda East Page County

Remedial and Acceleration Plans Approved for 1958-59

The Clarinda Independent School District adopts a two pathway curriculum for 1958-59 with remedial and acceleration tracks. Aimed at varied abilities, the program uses junior college links for acceleration and offers enhanced guidance and individualized pacing. Committee chaired by Lewis B Wells reports full board approval and outlines tests guiding placement.

Clarinda William A Anderson Clarinda Board of Education Lewis B Wells D W_ Caviness Ferne Rowland Paul Lauritzen Russell Price

Extension Council to Visit College for Ames Tour

Twelve members of the Page County Extension Council will visit Iowa State College in Ames to inspect teaching research and extension facilities. They aim to gain ideas to support agricultural and home economics work in Page County.

Page County Iowa State College G M Browning Helen le Baron Iowa Floyd Andre Ames Division of Home Economics Department of Dairy and Food Industries Agronomy Beech Avenue Campanille Marvin Anderson

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Lincoln Kinderg Lauritzen Ask College High School College West High School Stanton School Board Ray City Street CJC Dean F . Henzick Nebraska University Conton Page CO Amity Jean Abbott Dan Evans Clarinda High School DW Caviness JR College Adult Council Margaret Boon Allen Alma Calhwon Hoyer Bales Norman Firkioe Betty Gaditiea Fase Guddie Itel and Geurlew Mateos RFD Clarinda Independent School District Extension Council
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