Community Building Co annual meeting set with elections
The Community Building Co Inc calls its annual member meeting for Thursday at 5 pm in the city hall basement. Three board seats for three years will be filled. Officers Cassat Nordland and Mrs Driftmier serve. reports on board activities and treasurer Nordland’s financials will be presented. Active membership was 186 with $2,101.04 in treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Community Building Co, Inc
L M Cassat
Lou Nordland
Beulah Driftmier
Cassat
J Dale Foster
Ole Wilhholm
W F Stipe
Driftmier
M E Montgomery
Nordland
George Hall
Merwin Martin
Hall
Montgomery
Juvenile Break-Ins Prompt Curfew Enforcement Plan
City authorities attribute recent break ins to juveniles after 10 pm. Chief C E Reynolds says bathhouse, Lisle Corp plant, and Clarinda Auction Co were entered with minor property loss. Officers will stop and question juveniles after 10 pm and return those without a valid reason.
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C E Reynolds
Clarinda Auction Co
Lisle Corp
Reynolds
Lisle
Retailers 10 Vie for Window Prizes in Clarinda Parade
Clarinda merchants prepare for a fall opening event on September 21 featuring a parade and prize drawings. Ribbon prizes will be awarded to winning window displays with groups judging, while a Clarinda High School band feature and parade of new cars accompany contests and lighted displays.
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Clarinda
Clarinda Retail Committee
Russ Katzenbarger
Clarinda High School
Herald-Journal
Herald- Journal
Fire Threatens Town of Shambaugh
Harold McClarnon home on the south edge of Shambaugh caught fire on Friday afternoon. Fire units from five towns plus country helpers battled the blaze as wind pushed flames toward dry grass and the town. Second story and exterior contents burned before control was achieved. no one was home. baby cared for at Claude Smith home.
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Shambaugh
Harold McClarnon
Two Clarinda Men Escape Injury After Highway Collision
Two Clarinda men escaped injury after a collision on Highway 71 three miles north of the state line last Monday night. Jake Barron was traveling north when Alvin McAlpin rear-ended his car. authorities believe McAlpin dozed at the wheel and he was fined $25 for failing to have his car under control.
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ClarInda
Highway 71
State Line
Jake Barron
Alvin McAlpin
McAlpin
Justice Court
Ministers Organize For Year In Clarinda Alliance
Clarinda ministers elected Rev G R McGrighy as vice president and Dr C T Carson as secretary treasurer at their Thursday meeting. Miss Waunelta Mc Connell stepped down as leader. They planned a Loyalty Month in October with a finale on Reformation Sunday.
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Clarinda Ministerial Alliance
Waunelta McConnell
G R McGrighy
C T Carson
Ads Accepted Deadlines At Herald Journal
Advertisers must submit display ads by 11 am Wednesdays and 4 pm Fridays to be included in Herald Journal editions. late submissions may be carried to next issue.
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Herald- Journal
Water system changes discussed at Clarinda meeting
A Friday public information session drew 23 attendees as City Manager R H van Deusen and Burns & McDonnell engineer Don Dodd outlined water system upgrades. The plan includes new river pump station equipment, abandoning the lake, a 12 inch standpipe line, and filter-plant changes at an estimated cost of 406250 dollars. The two hour Q and A provided public education and helpful discussion for citizens and officials.
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Clarinda
R H van Deusen
Don Dodd
Burns & McDonnell Co
Kansas City
The
Herald- Journal
Dodd
Orie Steeve’s Champion Angus Heifer Shines at Lincoln Fair
Miss Eileen of Mileaway 14th senior purebred Angus heifer calf bred and owned by Orie Steeve won her class at the Nebraska State fair. She hails from Eileenmere 273, whose progeny include Miss Blackcap SA102 with multiple grand championships and reserve senior titles.
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Eileen
Mileaway
Orie Steeve
Eileenmere
Davenport Fair
Page County Fair
Natalie Thompson
Gifts and Memories From a Japan Evangelist Visit
Rev Lester Greenwood described his 10 weeks in Japan on a church program, noting weight loss, three new Sunday schools built, and an average Yamato attendance of 219. He shared experiences, including trying raw fish, and plans a slide show next Sunday. He brought home kimonos and souvenirs, and arranged for a younger missionary to receive a motorcycle.
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Lester Greenwood
Japan
Greenwood
Yamato
Waunelta McCoppell
Dan Logan
Attendance at American Legion pool rises for seventh year
Attendance for 1955 totaled 35 155 with 6 285 in June 17 975 in July 10 465 in August and 430 in four September days. Despite early equipment breakdown and cool June the pool continued to attract more visitors than 1954 and earlier years with steadily rising summer participation.
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American Legion
Marion Hashberger
Dayie Williams
Balloon Sighting Over Clarinda Area Friday Evening
Residents report four large balloons visible northeast of Clarinda Friday evening at an estimated 10 000 to 20 000 feet. The objects looked like balloons through binoculars and appeared to descend slowly as dusk Light illuminated their upper portions.
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Clarinda
Funeral for Emerson McIntosh Set Tuesday at 2 PM
Emerson McIntosh 76 a longtime resident northwest of Shambaugh died in Clarinda Friday evening. Funeral services will be held at Walker Funeral Home Tuesday at 2 PM with burial at Walden Grove Cemetery Westboro Mo. He was a bachelor and survived by brother Benjamin a niece Mrs Will Slough Blanchard and a nephew Ray McIntosh of Ridgeway Mo.
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Emerson McIntosh
Shambaugh
Clarinda
Walker Funeral Home
Walden Grove
Westboro
McIntosh
Benjamin
Will Slough
Blanchard
Ray. McIntosh
Ridgeway
Psychological Strategy Reclaims Disturbed Man for Treatment
Chief Reynolds used a psychology based approach to persuade a disturbed man to return to the Mental Health Institute for care. The elderly husband initially refused admission but, aided by his wife and a physician, the man was convinced his wife needed eye treatment and agreed to sign admission papers.
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Council
Mental H Dlealth Institute
E Reynolds
Reynolds
Navy
Mental Institute
Special Call for Legion Meeting At Sergy Post 98
Marion Hashberger commander of Sergy post 98 invites all veterans to the regular Legion meeting Tuesday at 8 pm in the Legion hall. Active duty dates for eligibility range from 1917 to 1953. He urges members and nonmembers to attend to discuss community projects and building Clarinda.
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Marion Hashberger
Sergy Post 98
American Legion
Legion Hall
Hashberger
The
Legion
Clarinda
Circle Eighters Open Fall Dances At City Hall
Circle 8 Square Dance Club begins its weekly fall series at the city hall basement with more than a hundred dancers. Early sessions offer a beginners class starting Tuesday at 8 with Buck Bronson of Council Bluffs as instructor. Couples may attend the first session on a trial basis.
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City Hall
Rex Snodderly
Ment
Buck Bronson
Council Bluffs
Circle 8
New Iowa Law Affects Personal Tax Collection
County Treasurer Paul Isaacson announces a 56th General Assembly change to 445.8 and 445.29 affecting delinquent personal property taxes. Delinquent lists will be published for two weeks before December and a distress warrant may follow if unpaid. taxes include publication, interest, penalties, and costs. Taxpayers are urged to pay to avoid sheriff service.
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Paul Isaacson
56Th General Assembly
Isaacson
Boosters 10 Meet at School Tuesday
Cardinal Boosters plan a 8 pm meeting at the high school Tuesday with President Lyle Fann. They expect movie shots from Friday's opening game against Maryville to be shown, and hats sold at JC Penney to support the team.
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Cardinal
Legion Hall
Lyle Fann
Maryville
Grant Whitney
Fann
Grid
JC Penney
Cardinals
Ardith Caviness
Local girl pledged at Kansas University sorority
Twelve social sororities at the University of Kansas pledged 274 women on September 7, announced by Miss Martha Peterson, dean of women. Among the 34 pledged by Alpha Omicron Pi was Judy Martindale, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jed Martindale of Clarinda.
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Lawrence
Kan
University of Kansas
Martha Peterson
Alpha Omicron Pi
Judy Martindale
Daugther
Mra
Jed Martindale
Clarinda
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