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Clarinda Herald Journal

Location

Clarinda, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1955

Page

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Farmers Here Join Agriculture Revolt in Southwest Iowa Parley

A meeting is set for Friday at 8 pm at the Clarinda Auction Co barn to push higher farm prices in Page County. Adams County workers help organize with George Alexander coordinating. The movement ties to earlier meetings in Greenfield and Corning with 500 farmers attending and calls to seek federal aid and even Benson’s resignation, though framed as non political and cooperative with existing farm groups.

Page County Clarinda Auction Co Adams Iowa Adams County George Alexander Greenfield Corning Leo Hoegh Henderson Clarinda Benson Washington

Hat Lady featured at Page County soil banquet

Page County Soil Conservation District commissioners will host The Hat Lady from Kansas City at a Shenandoah Armory banquet on Wednesday October 19. Mrs Lloyd White is renowned across the Midwest for her hat philosophy presented through many ladies hats. The event honors soil conservation winners and includes the election of a district commissioner. All interested in soil conservation are urged to attend. Tickets will be sold soon.

Page County Soil Conservation District Kansas City Shenandoah Armory Lloyd White Midwest Clarinda Clarinda Theatre Far Horizons Herald-Journal

Peanuts Sold by Kiwanians Benefit Child Fund

Kiwanians sold fresh roasted peanuts citywide with donations exceeding the 10 cent minimum. A dinner meeting at the Linderman Hotel set a gross around 225 dollars, with net under 150 dollars for the fund aiding needy children. More sales planned on Saturday during parade time under Merle Stevens.

Linderman Hotel Merle Stevens Child Welfare Committee

Paul McClelland Shifts From Grocery to Clothing

After 25 years as a grocer Paul McClelland plans a clothing business shift and hopes to become active partner with Rollie Livingston in Cooks Clothing Co after October 1. He began grocering with Abner Clark in 1930, became Clark’s partner in 1946, bought Clark out in 1951, and now announces closing out of stock with a weekend sale timetable in an advertisement.

Paul McCleLland Oct Rollie Livingston Cooks Clothing Co Abner Clark Clark

Bloodmobile Misses Quota in Omaha Clarinda Drive

The Red Cross Bloodmobile fell short Tuesday afternoon in Omaha meeting 111 pints of blood toward a 120 pint goal. Nine no shows and 69 walk ins contributed to the shortfall. 129 donors offered, 111 collected, 18 rejected.

Red Cross Bloodmobile Omaha Clarinda Blood Center City Hall Lnh Dorothy Brown N J Christensen Florence Henke Mildred Holste Helen Kellaway Marjorie Nelson Bernard Watkins Edward Rhoades Paul Hookham Harry Carney Harley McCoy George Woolson Mason Williams LaVern Montross Darwin Herzberg Russell Price Ed Butler H E Richardson G W Richardson Don Jillson Glen Wagoner Leo Cox Margaret Hunter Rhea Jane Hookham Bob Lawson Reinold

Researcher Extraordinary Will Speak Here Oct 17th

Dr Marcus Bach a world traveler and author will address the Community College adult evening school on Oct 17 in the school auditorium. The talk is part of a lecture series for the 1955-56 year highlighting contemporary religious movements and American culture with Bach’s insights from global travels and published works. Dean James Browning urges early registration as 11 of 27 courses must have signups to run.

Marcus Bach Community College Dr Bach America Reader's Digest Coronet American Weekly Good Business Christian Century James Browning

Musical instruments sought for underprivileged students

Clarinda schools instrumental music director Dick Mowery seeks donated or affordable instruments to help underprivileged students. The Hand Fund cannot stretch to purchase more, so low price or sale options are welcomed. Contact numbers are 2-3610 or 2-3330.

Dick Mowery Clarinda

Red Cross Reaches Eight People Per Minute With Safety Talks

Through group instruction meetings the American Red Cross last year provided safety information to an average of eight persons per minute.

American Red Cross

Waterhole Hauling Becomes Summer Fixture For Farmers

Drought drives farmers from Braddyville New Market Siam Hawleyville Shambaugh Yorktown and others to the Clarinda waterworks to fill portable tanks of 250 to 500 gallons. Wayne Fuller says hauling peaked in August and continued into September with 7 000 to 8 000 gallons daily. Rigs arrive about every 15 minutes as early as morning and through night to soak silage and feed livestock.

Clarinda Braddyville New Market Siam Hawleyville Shambaugh Yorktown Wayne Fuller Fuller Shawn Verlin Cale Ernie Glassgow Lewis City Water

AMVETS Elect Officers In Harland McMannana Post 103

AMVETS in Harland McMannana Post 103 elected new commander succeeding Lori Grimm at the Monday meeting. New officers include Bill Brockman JK Allen Art Kelley Clinton Turner Dewey Williams Dr K V Jensen Don Jillson Bob Grimm Ray Jackson and others. The post plans a trap shoot and continues a project to display the U8 flag for Clarinda retailers. All officers were invited to a October dinner at state headquarters in Des Moines.

Harland-McMannana Lori Grimm Bill Brockman JK Allen Art Kelley Clinton Turner Dewey Williams K V Jensen Don Jillson Bob Grimm Ray Jackson Amvets Clarinda State Des Moines Wagoner

Iowa Counties Eligible for USDA Drought Credit Aid

Ten western Iowa counties including Page Pottawattamie Mills Harrison Fremont Montgomery Adams Union and Woodbury were named by a FHA survey for production emergency credit aid to drought-stricken farmers. Gov Leo Hoegh expected USDA approval by Thursday morning, allowing 3 percent loans repayable in a year or when marketed. He urged using local banks when possible and noted credit is for those unable to meet private security requirements.

Page County Iowa United States Department of Agriculture Omaha World- Herald Farmers Home Administration Pottawattamie Mills Harrison Fremont Montgomery Page Adams Union Woodbury Leo Hoegh USDA Kermit Hansen FHA Hoegh

Kiddies Parade to Honor Clarinda Saturday Afternoon

Kiwanians sponsor a kiddie parade from Clarinda vicinity with 11 classes judged by Clarinda Junior College teacher training staff. Prizes three ribbons per class to be announced at the theater. free movie at 2:30 and Coca Cola tickets with bottle return. High school band and fire truck lead. no commercial vehicles allowed.

Clarinda Clarinda Junior College D L Roberts Herald-Journal Tylers Coca-Cola Bottling Co

Two Petitions Dismissed in Page County District Court This Week

Court records show two petitions dismissed in Page County District Court this week. Mrs Jessie M Cox of Shenandoah filed a signed dismissal of a divorce petition against Ovid E Cox. Robert L Isom doing business as State Line Oil Co at Braddyville had a petition dismissed Tuesday at the defendant's cost against Jack Barlow.

Page County Jessie M Cox Shenandoah Ovid E Cox Robert L Isom State Line Oil Co Braddyville Jack Barlow

Weather record shows mixed temps and rain in week

The report notes September weather with highs around 68 to 64 and lows near 59 to 34 last year. It records 65 degrees at 8:15 this Thursday morning and rainfall of 1.38 inches on September 21.

Extension Home E c Meeting October 5

County wide gathering for leaders of rural and urban women’s groups to learn the 1955 56 extension home economics program. County Extension Director Maclyn LaRue and District Supervisor Ann Nygaard will explain the program at 2 pm October 5 at the Bedford Public Library.

Bedford Maclyn LaRue Ann Nygaard Taylor County Iowa State College Taylor Agricultural Extension District Bedford Public Library County Extension Office

Cramer School First to Earn 100 Percent Dental Approval

Cramer school at Hepburn becomes the first Page County rural school with every student dentally approved. Mrs Wilma Rope teaches the seven students at the campus. Inquire at Dia LS 2-2181 for society desk this weekend.

Cramer School Dia Society Desk

Rainfall adds to September totals with 1.38 inches logged

Wayne Fuller at the city waterworks records 1.38 inches of rain Tuesday night the first appreciable rainfall since August 30. The 10:45 pm to 1 am period brought most of the total as general showers were noted across the area. Through September 22 the year’s precipitation stands 19.32 inches, 7.26 inches below normal and 2.66 inches under rainfall in 1954.

Wayne Fuller City Waterworks Fuller

Dates Set Judges Assigned for 1956 57 District Court

The district court docket lists term dates and assigned judges for the 1dth Judicial District for 1956 and 1957. In Page County terms include 1956 January 23 with Vernon Johnson, March 12 with H E Davidson, September 3 with Charles Roe, October 15 with Bennett Cullison, and 1957 January 21 with Johnson, March 11 with Davidson, October 15 with Cullison, September 2 with Martin.

Page County Vernon Johnson H E Davidson Charles Roe Bennett Cullison Johnson Davidson Cullison Martin

Luncheon Highlights 25 Years Of Local Theatre Progress

The Clarinda Chamber of Commerce marks 25 years since Herman Fields took over local theatres with a lunch at the Linderman Hotel. Kent Thornell recalls milestones including Armory Theatre remodeling, Drive-In Theatre, and The Glenn Miller Story world premiere Cinemascope. Fields and Ted Poteet receive acknowledgments from the Chamber.

Clarinda Herman Fields Linderman Hotel Chamber of Commerce Chamber Kent Thornell Armory Theatre Chamber of Commerce Con Clarinda Theatre Linderman Totel Far Horizons R H van Deusen Ted Poteet J Y Biggs Woodrow Wade Russ Katzenbarger Bob Ott Armon Fitch Jeff Crawford Ed Butler Caswell Fields Walter Keener Don PD Drake Rex Snodderly L Hunt Jim Montgomery Harland Prather

Cramer Jewelry Wins Fall Window Contest Grand Prize

Cramer Jewelry Store named grand winner in Clarinda Fall Window contest during Fall Opening events. Benedict Piano Co touted as runner-up for the grand award while Benedict topped the general category. Judges included Dr O F E Smith mayor Red Oak and Thomas Murphy of Express Publishing.

Cramer Jewelry Store Clarinda Benedict Piano Co Cramer Benedict Red Oak O FE Smith Thomas J) Murphy the Express Publishing Co Charles Burns Burns and Wallick Jewelers

August Bond Sales Boost Page County to 71 Percent of Goal

Page County sales of United States savings bonds in August reached 141,582, lifting the eight month total to 1,210,064 and achieving 71 percent of the 1955 quota. Iowa shows strong progress with 126,186,518 by eight months, 78 percent of its goal, while neighboring counties report varied results.

United States Savings Page County Cfe Bradley Clarinda Volunteer County Iowa Taylor County Montgomery County Adams County Mills County

Trailways Doubles Kansas City Bus Times and Add 3 More Daily

Continental Trailways announces new Clarinda to Kansas City departures with 12 35 pm 4 10 pm and 10 15 pm services plus a 3 am daily option. Northbound Omaha trips keep five daily times at 4 50 am 7 48 am 11 07 am 6 10 pm and 9 05 pm.

Continental Trailways Clarinda Kansas City Jeanne Kimsey Joplin Tulsa Okla Dallas San Antonio Tex Omaha

Red Cross Volunteers Reported Duty Every 18 Minutes in 1954

1954 records show Red Cross volunteers reporting every 18 minutes to aid blood collection for civilian and national defense needs. The uniform pace underscores sustained civilian mobilization during the period.

Red Cross

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