29 May 1958
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Newspaper
Clarinda Herald Journal
Location
Clarinda, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1958
Page
1
The Clarinda Municipal Band, conducted by Richard R. Mowery, presents a May 30, 1958 concert at The Golden Eagle. Selections include Star Spangled Banner Say It With Music National Emblem Light Cavalry Overture Fantasy on American Sailing Songs Without a Song Myron Johnston Two Moods Overture and more. Intermission features band favorites and a concession stand operates for patrons.
Primary election notes predict light turnout as rural farmers busy with crops. Gov races feature Dem Loveless unopposed while Republicans and Democrats contend in other contests. Also reports on a California trip for Glenwood State School youths, new World War I Iowa commander Thomas T Moore, egg license funding debates, rehab funds for Anamosa, tax delinquency trends, and road upgrades totaling 1,377 miles added to Iowa secondary roads with 91,995 miles now in use.
Lexington Missouri reports Cadet Lyle Hulser son of Mrs Frances Hulser New Market Iowa received a high school tennis letter for superior performance in sports at Wentworth Military Academy this spring.
Newell F Guernsey Sioux City planning consultant met the City Planning and Zoning Commission to discuss a two to three year program for a comprehensive city plan and zoning ordinance. He outlined citizen participation, showed Spencer plan drawings, and will submit a work and payment schedule by the next meeting. Estimated cost about $5000 with half for expenses.
County poultry flock owners are offered several package plans by firms with Clarinda's extension service and industrial board exploring options. Poultrymen should weigh five production factors including lay rate per bird, egg prices, egg grade and size, feed cost per bird, and housing costs. The Iowa Demonstration Flock records in Clarinda's extension office can provide exact figures to evaluate a contract.
April U S savings bonds sales in Page County reach 109 192 with four month total 623 379 ahead of Iowa and national averages. Mrs E C Spalding of Clarinda receives Mother of the Year honors in Waseca Minn with six children and an adopted son, noted for community service and long church involvement.
Taylor Soil Conservation District offers two $50 scholarships to the first two Taylor County teachers attending the Teachers Conservation Camp at Springbrook Park near Guthrie Center. Three sessions of three weeks each run with tentative dates June 8 June 29 and July 20. Credit includes three semester hours from Iowa State Teachers College. Cost ranges from $85 to $90 for room board and tuition.
Winners for senior and junior 4-H divisions were announced after a Griswold Hall judging session led by Mrs Eden Herren and Mrs Roy Whigham. The county rally at Griswold Hall on June 14 will reveal final standings with Judy Hullman and Jane Miller among listed participants in the photo.
Lawrence Durrell's Cyprus experiences contrasted with Mona Gardner's Hong Kong tale set in 1838. Susan Adams Knight presents The Treasured One about Princess Rudivaran of Siam and her VOA broadcasts, detailing royal privilege versus independence.
Listed registrations include 72-6903 William Pelster in Shenandoah driving a Chevrolet and 73-6905 Loran Moorhead in Shenandoah also a Chevrolet. 73-6909 Allen Needham or Ardyth Needham in Shenandoah with a Pontiac. 73-6925 Evelyn Squires in Clarinda a Cadillac. 72-6924 Lee Thomas in Clarinda a Cadillac. 73-6928 Optiz Leasing Co in Clarinda a Ford.
Sixty eight pupils will graduate from Clarinda Junior High School in ceremonies at Garfield School Tuesday at 9 am. Dr J D Almes will give the address. diplomas will be presented by Mrs Frederick Sperry. The program includes band and vocal numbers and is led by Principal Grant Whitney.
Iowa State College will host a hatchery short course on June 17 20 focusing on flock selection and pullorum testing for National Plan hatcheries. Registration closes June 4 says County Extension Director John R Hunter. Written and practical exams on the final day authorize participants to perform official tests in Iowa.
A Bethesda church confirms a class of eight on Sunday including Linda Powers Rebecca Carlson Sherrill Larson Gary Swanson Dennis Renander and others. Relatives gather for Linda Powers birthday party and many neighbors travel to Red Oak Ames Stanton and Clarinda for social visits and confirmations.
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