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Clarinda Herald Journal

Location

Clarinda, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1955

Page

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Women Will Be Topic of Chamber Speaker June 6

P Caspar Harvey of William Jewell College Liberty Missouri will discuss Four Types of Women That Men Marry at the Clarinda chamber of commerce quarterly dinner at St John’s Lutheran church on Monday June 6 at 6 30 pm. The lecture marks his 117th unusual presentation and first in Iowa. Harvey has 40 years as professor and has coached eight national champions in forensics. He is English professor alumni secretary and director of public relations at William Jewell College.

P Caspar Harvey William Jewell College Liberty Clarinda Chamber of Commerce St John’s Lutheran Church Iowa Caspar Harvey Baptist College Ted Malone New York Malone Harvey Missouri College William Jewell United

Clarinda Flying Club hosts third annual breakfast and air show

The Clarinda Flying club and local firms will feed over 2000 at the Municipal airport sunrise breakfast. Fourteen stoves cook pancakes and eggs while prizes are handed to visiting pilots. A National Guard jet and Navy displays follow, with a busy Memorial Day schedule including parades services and concerts.

Clarinda Flying Club Clarinda Clarinda Business Iowa National Air Guard National Guard Navy Jack

Vacation Bible Schools Set To Open In Clarinda May 31

Vacation Bible School programs begin May 31 in Clarinda churches and run about two weeks. The Ministerial alliance notes the limited yearly religious instruction compared with Sunday school. Registration is this Friday at the Church of the Nazarene at 2 pm.

Clarinda Ministerial Alliance Church of the Nazarene Lysle Poush St John’s Lutheran W H Discher

Smith Farm House Destroyed While Family Absent Near Clarinda

A two story farm home east of Clarinda known as the old Manley farm burned completely late Wednesday leaving a family of six homeless. No one was home as Mrs Smith was at the Clarinda hospital with a newborn son and the other children stayed with an aunt. Firemen from Clarinda fought the blaze but it was a total loss.

J L Smith Clarinda Old Manley Plank Farm Larabee Smith Clarinda Municipal Hospital Dora Winemore Sham

Extension election date changed for Page County councilman

The East River township extension councilman election now set for June 7, after deadline press. The Herald-Journal item had shown June 10 in the prior schedule.

Page County East River Township The Herald-Journal

Windhorst family reunion bridges coast to coast

Nine Windhorst siblings aged 59 to 81 gathered at Immanuel Lutheran church basement on May 22 for their first reunion in 19 years. The group, five sisters and four brothers, traveled from California Missouri Florida and other places to reconnect following their mother’s 1936 death. The Windhorst parents were Fred and the late wife. Lloyd remains on the Summit Place farm three miles south of the church. Other Windhorst siblings are deceased or living in Clarinda St Louis and Twin Falls.

Windhurst Immanuel Lutheran Church Summit Place Fred Windhorst Lloyd Joe Lillie) Shum Clarinda Will Martha) Guyton St Louis Florida Dan Windhorst Ruskin Calif Homer Bena) Kelly Twin Falls

Legion Continues Service to Nation and Veterans

State Commander Glenn Hamm of Glenwood addressed Hamburg Kiwanis on Legion growth in Iowa. He said membership nears 100,000 as veterans join for community aid and world peace, urging use of Des Moines Legion services for local veterans. Attendees included Rev Fay McDonald and other Hamburg club members.

American Legon Glenn Hamm Glenwood Glenn Clarinda Page County Hamm Legion Iowa American Legion America Des Moines Hamburg Kiwanis Club Fay McDonald Ernie Reis Howard Hamilton Ralph Ledgerwood Ed Getcher Carson Reformed Presbyterian Church Ellis Bradley

Moving for displaced students as school closes

Clarinda students displaced by the abandoned junior high building must move again as the district shifts from two churches to free space for Bible schools. Books and furniture are moved to the old McKinley building to house seventh and eighth grades during the new junior high construction.

Clarinda Glenn Miller Armory Joe Burnham Methodist Presbyterian McKinley

Fieldman for Social Security Visits Clarinda

Donald J Jordan field representative of the Omaha Social Security office will be in Clarinda at the courthouse on Wednesday June 1 and June 15 between 1 pm and 2 36 pm. He will assist retired individuals to file old age insurance benefit claims and survivors insurance benefit claims.

Donald J Jordan Omaha The Social Security Administration Clarinda

Cub Scout Circus Charms Local Crowd at Church Basement Event

Cub Scouts from the Christian and Methodist church packs held a circus in the church basement Monday evening. The program featured cult awards, den chief shoulder cords, Bobcat to Bear ranks, skits, and stunts, with a stocked Snack Shack and side-show games as families enjoyed the event.

Christian Church Keith Stickelman Ray McCowen John Masmar Jerry Biges Bobby Sondag Richard Hanson Eddie Rector Jimmy Murren Mike McCutcheon Je Tien Rodney Higgins Root Mike Mulier Stickelman Christian Church Cubs Fid McPherrion Methodist Cubs Lest

Memorial Morning Will Prompt Early Herald Journal Printing

Memorial Day observance next Monday will cause the Herald Journal to print a half day early and require adjustments to news and advertising copy. News-Rural writers must have letters at the office Friday by noon Saturday. only urgent news accepted Monday morning. Classified ads not accepted afternoon Saturday. Display ads copy and mat deadline 4 pm Friday. Carriers deliver after the Memorial service at the cemetery. Office open for calls until 1 30 pm.

Herald- Journal

Garage Fire at Armon Fitch Residence

Fire broke out in the loft of a garage at 722 North 12th Street near the Armon Fitch residence Monday afternoon. Firemen believe a bird carrying a lit cigarette started the blaze. birds were nesting in the garage. Call LI 2-2181 and ask for the society desk for more information.

Clarinda Department Armon Fitch 12Th St

Neighbors Help Lundgren Family Plow and Harrow

A group of friends and relatives gathered at Wesley Lundgren’s home to plow and harrow after his arm injury. Participants included Ralph Wagoner, Darwin Tillman, Delaine Lundgren, Verl Nadgwick, Vernon Lundgren, Curtis Anderson, Leonard Lundgren, Ivan Wagoner, Bertil Engstrom, Oscar Engstrom, Harry Monson, Albert Lundgren, Ernest Winger, Warren Hart, Ed Ohnmacht, Lorenz Meier, Donald Erickson, and Ronald Johnson. Women provided a noon luncheon.

Wesley Lundgren Mr Lundgren Ralph Wagoner Darwin Tillman Delaine Lundgren Verl Nadgwick Vernon

Parade Forming to Open Memorial Rites Monday

Memorial day services sponsored by the American Legion begin with a 9 30 a m parade forming on the south side of the square. Lt Quentin Annan leads the Heavy Mortar Company as officer of the day with a route around the square to 15th Street then north to the cemetery. Diana Thompson on horseback with the United Nations flag leads the parade followed by flags, color guards, veterans groups, and a municipal band.

South Side Square Fairgrounds Park American Legion All Stars Red Oak Spm Miller Tomlinson Parking Lot American Legion Quentin Annan Heavy 15Th St 15Th Nishna 16Th Special Committee of Veterans and National Guard Glenn Miller United Nations

No Further Red Cross Gifts Adequate to Meet Quota

No further donations received to date leave the East Page County Red Cross fund at 67 with $2,433 still needed to reach the quota not met in the regular drive. Many planned to give later and will be urged to increase contributions to sustain the chapter services. Send your gift to Red Cross Herald-Journal Clarinda Iowa.

Herald-Journal Red Cross East Page County Red Cross Herald-Journal Clarinda Iowa

Snodderly Elected Circle 8 President

Rex Snodderly was elected president of the Circle Eight Square Dance club at the annual meeting in the city hall basement. More than 100 attended the session, with 73 square dance sessions held this year including 31 with callers.

Rex Snodderly Circle Eight Square A B Tarrant Les Gotcher Bruce Johnson Cal Golden Frank Lane Louis Boetchers Ivan Taylors Leo Millers Dayre Williamses Pete Braggs James Montgomerys Orville Thompsons Ed Reynoldses Clarinda Iowa

Also Mentioned on This Page

American Legion Auxiliary Orville Shockey Barbara Bench Beth Shockey Sue Cline Elaine Fann Foster Furniture England American College Public Relations Association Board of Public Works of Liberty Macmillan Co Casper Harvey Rites First Methodist Church United Presbyterian School Lorraine Mier Gerry Miller Carolyn Beery Elaine Woods Cfe Hawthorne Carolyn Wagon DVBS Conton JL Smith Midnight Blaze Dan Lillie Martha Laura Bena Hilda Henry Anna Agusta Kiwanis Cub Scout Circus Society Desk Council Bluffs Clarinda Junior College Harriett Woods Department O Fee Elinor Lawson Mary Lou Bayless Deloris McGinnis Addie Young Bluns Snodderly Circle 8
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