Clarinda, Iowa--File #1

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Clarinda, Iowa--File #1

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local news

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Clarinda, Iowa
File #1
Up to 7/31/85
Clarinda is Pioneer in Operation of Municipal Affairs by City Manager; Fifth U.S. City To Adopt System. May 20, 1934
Berry Seed Co. Has Huge Trade; It Ranks As World's Largest Direct Seller. May 20, 1934
Seat of Page County's Government. May 20, 1934
Clarinda Has Largest Power Plant in Southwestern Iowa. May 20, 1934
Maintains Order. May 20, 1934
Two Of Clarinda's Fine Church Edifice. May 20, 1934
City Manager. May 20, 1934
Coal Mines Give Many Men Work. May 20, 1934
Banks Will Obtain Federal Insurance. May 20, 1934
Open Swimming Pool At Clarinda. May 20, 1934
Clarinda Has Eight Churches Functioning. May 20, 1934
Cartoons by Artist-Ventriloquist Interest Herald-Journal Readers. May 20, 1934
Dunn Company Has Far-Flung Business. May 20, 1934
Airport Operator. May 20, 1934
Payment of Scrip To Be Completed. May 20, 1934
His Products Sold All Over World. May 20, 1934
Many Old Firms Still In Business. May 20, 1934
Fire Department Highly Efficient. May 20, 1934
Clarinda Gets Water From Nodaway River. May 20, 1934
Junior College Is Feature Of Schools; Clarinda's Educational System Has 1,100 Children Enrolled. May 20, 1934
Clarinda Orchards Produce Heavily. May 20, 1934
Dedicates New Hospital. September 13, 1939
To Dedicate New Clarinda Church. November 27, 1958
Big Potential For 1-Man Firm; Clarinda's Newest Industry Growing. February 1, 1959
Bust Becomes A Mobile Home; Do-It-Yourself Job By Clarinda Doctor. August 30, 1959
Fourth Defeat For School Plan: Judge Overrules New Trial Motion. September 2, 1959
Clarinda Bids For More Industry; Factories Go Up As. November 4, 1959
Big Hi-Fi Speakers For Clarinda Mental Institute. November 29, 1959
Clarinda Hosptial Going All-Out In Grouping Patients In County Units. January 20, 1960
Clarinda Patient Making Progress In High School. February 3, 1960
To Break Ground For Church Unit. April 23, 1964
Industry Anyone? June 26, 1960
Clarinda Ag Teacher's Livestock Program 'Best'. July 8, 1960
Japanese Student Arrives In Clarinda. August 9, 1964
Personal Welcome. November 11, 1960
Fire Claim By Clarinda Club; Ask $6,100 From State Legislature. January 6, 1961
Approve Revised Plan For New Wing On Clarinda Muny Hospital. February 19, 1961
2 Psychiatrists Reject New Jobs; Asked To Resign Posts. May 23, 1961
Hot Jam Sessions Start To Swing At Cannery; Mental Health Patients Process Grapes. September 14, 1961
Clarinda College Students In Favor Of The Smaller School; 130 Happily Enrolled This Year. November 24, 1961
Honored For Teaching. March 6, 1963
Design For Clarinda. May 6, 1962
Clarinda Hosptial Bids Accepted. May 19, 1963
Clarinda Businessmen Get Bids For Refacing Store Fronts; Kansas City Man's Dream. September 7, 1963
College Now Separate Unit; Clarinda School In Own Quarters. October 27, 1963
College To Remodel Into One Campus. May 22, 1964
Japanese Girl To Study At Clarinda. June 6, 1961
Indian, Mexican Exchangees study Farming in S.W. Iowa. June 7, 1964
Clarinda To Have New City Building. July 26, 1964
In New Quarters. August 3, 1964
Vote Merger For Telephone Company. August 9, 1964
Japanese student Relaxes Before School Bell Calls. August 13, 1964
New Building. October 4, 1964
Fair Group Names Meyer. November 6, 1964
New Dorm. December 13, 1964
He's Afraid Truth Would Be Considered Propaganda. January 11, 1965Dedication Set For New Church. February 3, 1965
Dedication Is Set At Clarinda Church. February 7, 1965
Heads Rotary. March 30, 1965
'Defender' Will Get Recognition. March 9, 1965
Planning Tour. March 14, 1965
Toledo Man Selected To Handle Beef Firm Stock. March 21, 1965
$57,876 Grant To Clarinda College. May 17, 1965
Dedication. May 23, 1965
New Dorms. May 26, 1965
New Dormitory. July 4, 1965
College Given Federal Grant. July 18, 1965
Will Sell State Land, Livestock. July 22, 1965
Asks Ruling On Petition; Court To Decide On Bond Election. July 23, 1965
Release Plans For New Packing Plant. July 30, 1965
New Packing Plant. August 1, 1965
College Costs Below Half Mill. August 1, 1965
Building Planned In Clarinda Alley. August 3, 1965
Clarinda Publisher. August 8, 1965
Fire Destroys New Nursing Home. August 20, 1965
Blaze Damage Put At $250,000. August 21, 1965
Fire Damage. August 22, 1965
Over $900,00 Stock Is Sold. August 25, 1965
Patricio Iribarren 8th AFS Student. August 3, 1965
No Study Into Closing Institution At Clarinda; Gov. Hughes Denies Reports. September 20, 1965
Three Foreign Students Attend Clarinda College; Fourth Coming Soon. September 26, 1965
Meat Plant's Plan Changed. October 28, 1965
Clarinda College Offered For Sale; $444,000 Price Tag. October 28, 1965
Agreement By Packer, Processor. October 31, 1965
Band To Be On National TV; Recognition For Clarinda. November 2, 1965
Clarinda To Ask School Bond Vote. November 26, 1965
To Finish Sale Nodaway Valley Packing Stock. December 5, 1965
Adding Clarinda Junior College Would Benefit All Of S.W. Iowa; Plan Favored By District. January 2, 1966
$750,000 Bond Issue On Ballot; Clarinda District To Vote. March 8, 1966
Area College To Get Grant. May 2, 1966
Four Areas Plan Student Co-operative. May 31, 1966
Clarinda Makes Mark As Education Leader; Training Mentally Retarded. July 24, 1966
Clarinda College Student Body Largest In 43 Years. September 11, 1966
Okay Bill To Lease Property At Clarinda. September 28, 1966
Fire At Clarinda. December 27, 1966
It's Now Clarinda Center Of Iowa Western College; Two Schools Merge. January 28, 1967
No Accreditation For Clarinda MHI. February 7, 1967
Roving Classroom To Aid Student Reading Ability; Grade Three Through High School. March 8, 1967
Dr. Caitlin Resigns Mental Health Post. July 11, 1967
Packing Firm Dedication Set In Clarinda. May 31, 1968
Clarinda To Dedicate School; New $1 Million Facility. September 27, 1968
Area 13 May Lose Clarinda. February 26, 1969
Clarinda and Iowa Western. March 8, 1969
Partners Begin 40th Newspaper Year; Their Fathers Paved The Way. October 12, 1969
A Transformation. November 16, 1969
Train Depot Becomes IWCC Student Union. November 16, 1969
Clarinda Spin-Off Program Is A Frill--A 'Nice Frill'. December 16, 1969
Citizens Plan Outdoor Center. February 15, 1970
Clarinda Center Is Opened. April 25, 1970
Clarinda College Students 'Digging In' For New Union. May 10, 1970
Old Rail Depot Still Tells Travelers Where They Are. July 27, 1970
Page Co. Education Board 'No' To Clarinda Request. August 9, 1970
Clarinda Is Caught For Cooperating. August 19, 1970
All-Aboard For IWCC. September 13, 1970
IWCC Campus At Clarinda Hopeful For Levy Extension; $3,650,000 Bond Issue Also Asked. September 13, 1970
Clarinda Groups To Create Active Drug Abuse Council. October 9, 1970
Page County Schools Operating In Red. November 12, 1970
Health Institute Gets Accredited; First Time In 85 Years. November 30, 1970
Accreditation Gives Institute Huge Psychological Boost. December 1, 1970
Clarinda Expansion Discussed At Retreat. December 10, 1970
Clarinda Schools Lose Battle Over Media Center. December 30, 1970
Clarinda Continues Using LRC Facility. January 15, 1971
Story Of IWCC: Community Spirit. January 24, 1971
Clarinda Seeks New Pool; Joint City-College Venture. January 31, 197
Fire Damage Totals $500,000, February 25, 1971
Eye Closing Of Institute At Clarinda. March 16, 1971
City Hospital Head Fired At Clarinda. August 4, 1971
Future Looks Bright For Clarinda Institute. December 5, 1971
Iowa Western Clarinda Campus Director Resigns Post; After Arts, Science Budget Cut. March 31, 1972
No Decision On Clarinda Campus Cuts. April 1, 1972
Clarinda Residents Back Campus; April 4, 1972
Clarinda Faculty Seeks C.B. Teacher Support. April 5, 1972
Mills County Demos Support Clarinda IWCC. April 6, 1972
IWCC Superintendent Denies Community College Phaseout. April 13, 1972
Two Officials Put Blame For Budget Fight On State. April 26, 1972
Renovation Planned At Clarinda. July 7, 1972
Audit Critical Of Clarinda Facility. November 1, 1972
Clarinda Cited For Improvement Plan. November 16, 1972
Teens' Cooperative Venture; New Program At Clarinda Institute. February 25, 1973
Lobbyist Is Hired To Back Clarinda Campus Interests. March 25, 1973
Clarinda Campus Purchase Is Eyed. May 22, 1973
Voters At Clarinda Approve Cable TV. June 13, 1973
Clarinda Mental Healthy Institute To Be Closed. December 15, 1973
Clarinda Hospital Phase-Out Suspended. December 20, 1973
Suspension Unclear to Gambill. December 20, 1973
Clarinda Offers Alternative To Closing Of Institute. January 21, 1974

Plan For Clarinda Institute Studies By Legislative Body. August 30, 1974
Bandleader Miller's sister attends Clarinda celebration. May 13, 1976
Big band music back; Glenn Miller Festival set. May 4, 1978
Iowa DOT seeks airport shutdown. June 13, 1978
Old hotel at Clarinda. September 18, 1977
Mental Health worker fired. October 28, 1978
Institute not meeting fire codes. April 30, 1979
Clarinda rescue squad is honored. November 23, 1979
Clarinda buildings gutted. January 2, 1979
New institute director cites 'damaging publicity'. July 6, 1979
Man who threatened president has escaped. August 15, 1979
Clarinda names city manager; Across Southwest Iowa. February 5, 1979
Walkaway from Clarinda found. August 20, 1970
Clarinda MHI phase-out among recommendations. December 27, 1979
Unique tractor building opened. January 11, 1980
Clarinda worker 'forged diploma'. January 17, 1980
Mental health center's future uncertain in '80s. April 27, 1980
Legislature saves Clarinda institute. April 29, 1980
Institute wants renovation. June 16, 1980
Clarinda to get convicts; clinic to be prison. July 17, 1980
State approves work in Clarinda. July 23, 1980

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Daily Nonpareil

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Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives

Date

1935-1985

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Identifier

Clarinda_Iowa_File_1

Coverage

Western Iowa

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