Page County corn crop estimated 45 percent below normal
A drought meeting in western Iowa's Page County reported the corn crop 45 percent below normal. Attendees included state and county officials from FHA ASC SCS and area banks, with estimates showing 10 percent of farmers have total crop failure for feed value and 60 percent lack sufficient livestock feed.
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Page County
Iowa
Dwight W Meyer
State
ASC
K K Hansen
FHA
Robert Lott
Everett Stoneberg
Ralph Jenzin
Iowa State College Extension Service
Ames
Unty
Tension Service
Production Credit Association
Federal Land Bank
SCS
Judgments Against Seven Defendants in Page County Court
Judgments awarded to two plaintiffs against seven defendants in Page County District Court. Four judgments signed Thursday for amounts owed to Jeffrey Motor Co with four defendants named. Friday judgments by Judge R Kent Martin for three defendants on promissory notes owed to William B Cundiff American Loan & Finance Co. Defendants listed include Rex Garvin Edwards Scroggs Anderson Gray Fidler Campbell with respective sums.
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Page County District Court
C E Apple
Carl L Ambelang
Chariton
Jeffrey Motor Co
Ambelang
Rex Garvin
Dick Eawards
Forrest Scroggs
Tom Anderson
R Kent Martin Friday
William B Cundiff
American Loan & Finance Co
Clarinda
Cundiff
Carl Gray
Melvyn Fidler
Wayne Campbell
VFW Buddy Poppy Sale Planned in Clarinda This Week
The Veterans of Foreign Wars will sell Buddy Poppies in Clarinda Friday and Saturday led by post commander Lowell Burns. William Boyd and Mrs Marvin Hansen chair the campaign, with auxiliary members soliciting Friday and Camp Fire Girls selling Flowers of Flanders Saturday to fund rehabilitation for disabled veterans.
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Buddy
Clarinda
Lowell Burns
McCrae-Cooper
William Boyd
Marvin Hansen
VFW Auxiliary
Shambaugh Camp Fire Girls
Mason Township Couple Home From West For Anniversary
Special notice recalls Mr and Mrs Clifford Burton of Pomona California celebrating their golden wedding anniversary. Friends from Norwich and New Market areas attended. Three sons and other relatives gathered as Mr and Mrs Richard Burton hosted at their New Market area home. Photo and fuller details to follow Thursday.
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Mason
Clifford Burton
Pomona
Calif
Norwich
New Market
Richard Burton
Community Building Corp elects Hall as president
Clarinda Building Company Inc reports its most active year since 1950 as stockholders meet. Board selections include O Wilhholm Mace Woolson as directors and officers. Hall becomes president with Mace and Woolson as vice presidents.
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Community Building Corp
Hall
Clarinda Building Company, Inc
O ' Wilhholm
George Mace
George Woolson
L M Cassat
J Dale Foster
Retirement of Joe Faassen Ends 39 Years at Berry Seed Co
Joe Faassen vice-president and secretary of Berry Seed Co retires after 39 years with the firm at a dinner at Clarinda Country Club. He will remain on the board and in the office in an advisory role while plans include visits with family in the east. Faassen born in Pella of Dutch ancestry joined Berry Seed Co in 1916 and became office manager in 1918. He has been active in community affairs including Page County Building & Loan Association and Kiwanis club. Approximately 50 Berry Seed Co employees attended plus guests including Roy Flynn of Des Moines and his son.
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Joe Faassen
Berry Seed Co
Clarinda Country Club
Clarindan
Faassen
Roy Flynn
Lessing Advertising Co
Des Moines
C T Flynn
Joe
Pella
Page County Building & Loan Association
Clue Identifies Young Veteran Behind Cemetery Party
A Clarinda veteran admitted to Chief C E Reynolds that he littered the cemetery after a nighttime party. He left an army mess card at the scene with his name and beer cans. No charges were pressed. he helped clean up the site and faced two ordinance violations.
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Clarinda
C E Reynolds
Reynolds
Textured shoes surface in printed woven and grain leathers
A note explains textured surfaces appear on full shoes, commonly in screen printed woven and grain leathers.
Clarinda Theatre to Celebrate Silver Anniversary with Free Day
Clarinda marks the theatres silver anniversary with Clarinda Theatre Day on Wednesday Sept 28. Herman Fields and staff host free continuous movies from 2 pm to midnight including a Vista Vision feature and cartoons. Tickets are free and available in local stores from week start until showtime.
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Clarinda
Herman Fields
Vista Vision
Chamber of Commerce
The
Herald-Journal
Linderman Hotel
McKinley Faculty Gifts to PTA at New School
McKinley faculty presented a silver serving tray to the PTA marking their work on furnishings for the new school. 102 adults attended the first meeting, with plans to install a plaque for late teacher Miss Ethel Ustick and to raise funds for playgrounds and further furnishings.
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Parent-Teachers Association of McKinley School
McKinley
PTA
Ethel Ustick
Fred Tomlinson
The
McKinley Pta
Cardinal Boosters to Fete Squad at Chili Supper
Cardinal Boosters will hold a chili supper for the football squad on Tuesday September 27 at 7 pm in the American Legion hall. President Lyle Fann said the meeting will feature potential Red Oak game film by Bob Tunnicliff and booster hats on display and sale if they arrive.
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Cardinal
American Legion Meeting
Lyle Fann
Legion Hall
Fann
Red Oak
Bob Tunnicliff
Rose Driftmier Former teacher dies in Washington
Death of Miss Rose Driftmier formerly a Clarinda teacher whose later years were in the west was reported from Anacortes Washington. She suffered a stroke and never recovered and funeral services were planned for Anacortes where her parents and youngest brother were buried. She leaves two sisters Amelia Behm of Buffalo Wyoming and Alma Henshaw of Mt Vernon Washington and a brother Ben Driftmier of Anacortes.
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Rose Driftmier
Clarinda South
Yakima
Wash
F Driftmier
Ben Driftmier
Anacortes
Miss Driftmier
West
J C
Amelia) Behm
Buffalo, Wye
Boyd
Alma) Henshaw
Mt Vernon
Polio Vaccination Drive Sees Second Round In Page County
East Page youngsters completed a May round of polio shots with 355 second and third graders returning for the follow up. Dr H S Frenkel reports 361May vaccine recipients countywide with 171 from Clarinda and 190 outside the city. Stragglers will be offered a Sept 30 session at 9 am at McKinley school building run by Mrs Ruth Harper. Eight Clarinda doctors and municipal hospital nurses aided.
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Page County
H S Frenkel
Page County Medical Society
Clarinda
National Polio Foundation
Ruth Harper
McKinley Grade School
Frenkel
T Ramsdell
Charles Flynn
Kenneth Jensen
Norman Johnson
Fred Sperry
Willard Kuehn
Earl Bossingham
Municipal Hospital
Dorothy Dahlstrom
Helen Clayton
Phyllis Farquhar
Alene Swindler
East Page County
ST Ramsdell
Kathleen Miller
Mel Lyle Miller
Swisher School
Valley Township
Peanuts Drive Aids Cla rinda Child Welfare Fund
Kiwanians plan to canvass the city Tuesday evening to sell peanuts and raise funds for the club’s child welfare program. Local doctors dentists and eye specialists volunteer, with club funds covering materials and expenses. Gather at the Linderman Hotel at 5 30 pm and return for a 7 pm dinner. 92 of 100 in Clarinda are Herald Journal subscribers.
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Linderman Hotel
Date set for blood drive at city hall basement
Red Cross blood center in city hall basement invites donors Tuesday afternoon from noon to 6 pm to reach a 120 pint quota. All willing—whether pledged or not—are urged to report for donation and help prevent a no-show.
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Red Cross Blood Center
City Hall
Red Cross
Blood Center
Ira E Lavely Dies at 79 in Shenandoah
Ira E Lavely 79 died Saturday night at Hand Hospital Shenandoah after a brief illness from a heart attack. He was a prominent retired farmer born near Coin and lived near Coin most his life. Survived by wife Sybil three sons Walter Lloyd Paul two sisters Irene and Grace Knodell and four brothers. Funeral at Coin Methodist Church 2 30 pm Wednesday burial Snow Hill Cemetery Hackett Funeral Home Shenandoah in charge.
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Ira E Lavely
the Hand Hospital
Shenandoah
Mr Lavely
Coin
Lavely
Sybil
Walter
California
Lloyd
Kansas City
Paul
Vivian
Minnesota
Grace Knodell
Fairfield
Irene
Charles
George
Ora
Coin Methodist Church
Snow Hill
Hackett Funeral Home
Wheat Stubble Fire Burns 20 Acres North of Willisea
Fire scorched twenty acres of wheat stubble on the Zay Greenfield farm north of Willisea. Cockerbars were placed on a burning stump and a high wind drove the blaze out of control.
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Zay
Willisea
Fall PTA Conference Announced for District 9
The Fall Conference of District 9 Iowa Congress of Parents and Teachers is set for Sept 28 at First Christian Church. Eleven counties including Page Taylor Fremont Adams Montgomery Mills Pottawattamie Cass Adair Audubon Guthrie will be represented.
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Iowa Congress of Parents and Teachers
LR Fox
First Christian Church
Page
Taylor
Fremont
Adams
Montgomery
Mills
Pottawattamie
Cass
Adair
Audubon
Guthrie
Bruce Grossman
Clarinda Mental Health Institute
Lincoln School
PTA
Wayne Burgeson
Enrollment Decline Hits Page County Rural Schools
Rural schools in Page County show enrollment down from last year with 620 students enrolled this fall. Superintendent Miss Esther Hensleigh notes three teachers added to the roster, lists per township enrollments, and records each parish and church school totals, with Immanuel Lutheran and St Paul’s Lutheran parishes at 52 students each.
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Page County
Esther Hensleigh
Hensleigh
Gracie DeVore
Tabor
Golf School
Pierce Township
Bertha Sherrdon
Malvern
Arbor Dale
Tarkio
Verna Hughes
Shambaugh
Pleasant Hill
East River
Sams
Vandevender
Hepburn
Douglas
Dirrin
Cramer
Woodlawn
Johnson
Fremont
Goldenrod
Pierce -Franklin Grove
Windy Summit
Center
Centennial
Golf
Grant
Pleasant View
Lone Star
High Prairie
Funeral service held for Mrs Della A Boyer
Mrs Della A Boyer died Saturday morning in a Nebraska City hospital after a week of illness from a cerebral hemorrhage. She lived in Nebraska City with her daughter Mrs L Z Ewing and was a member of the Clarinda Methodist Church. Rev Lester Greenwood officiated at Foster Harmon Williams Mortuary. Interment followed in Clarinda Cemetery.
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Foster- Harmon-Williams
Della A Boyer
Boyer
Nebraska City
Nebra Hospital
L Z Ewing
Clarinda
Lester Greenwood
First Methodist Church
Clarinda Cemetery
Lenox Development Company Forms Fertilizer Factory
A new Lenox group of stockholders has chartered Lenox Development Co to build a fertilizer plant with a factory and rail siding. Operations are expected to begin by December with a payroll of 12 workers.
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NEW Lenox
Lenox Development Co
Lenox
Dec F
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