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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1954
Page
2
A period of time sees residents facing income tax payments and county treasurer actions. In the past weeks many send portions of earnings as taxes for local property owners, with Wednesday marking the deadline for state income tax returns.
March blues spark discussion in Milledgeville as Harley Sulser presents a pamphlet on rabies from the F F P A Inc. Debates over vaccines and past pasteurization frame a note urging dog owners to tag pets while Mayor P K Horner cautions against loose dogs. A two in one egg and Moravia school music shines in the state contest.
A weekly roundup from Wesley Chapel notes the W S C meeting at Evelyn Daniels home electing Edith Hiatt as president and Evelyn Daniels as vice president. Other officers include Mary Meadows treasurer and secretary, Edna Guenther church relations, Lillie Callen spiritual life, Elsie Callen promotion, and Josephine Lindley supply secretary. Devotions led by Daniels. Frances Burton presented the program.
Miss Mamie Callen of Ironwood Michigan visits the Gilbert, Callen and Elbert Moore homes. Mr and Mrs Russell Brown and Mr and Mrs Dick Brown visit relatives in Centerville. Merle Dicks visits Earl Swift. Pearl Hiner and daughter of Cedar Rapids spend the weekend with the Elbert family.
Moore family and relatives from Newton, Hampton, Des Moines, Ottumwa and Tennessee spend weekends visiting kin. Mr and Mrs Gilbert Callen host and attendances include the Allen and Brown families and the Dicks clan. A 410 day leave for Donald Dicks ties to a Texas base. W.S.C.S. gathering Thursday afternoon brought together Vera Moore and several Brown and Callen kin.
In Appanoose County District Court Donald Willard Thomas files for divorce from June Margaret Thomas citing cruel and inhuman treatment endangering life and health. Defendant summoned to appear Center ville by April 24, 1954. default entered if not. Attorney: Charles L. Johnston of Centerville.
Appanoose County Iowa informs that the real estate at Northwest Corner of the South half of Lot 16 Block t Moravia was sold for delinquent taxes for 1948 1949 1950 and 1951. The county holds the certificate of purchase and the 90 day redemption period runs from service of this notice dated November 30 1953 Centerville Iowa. Verl K Farnsworth County Auditor.
Notice to James W. and Inez B. Stevens states a scavenger tax sale began and will be publicly held on the first Monday of December 1952. The notice specifies legal action and timing for the property sale as required by law.
Appanoose County Iowa sold property for delinquent taxes from 1942 through 1951. Certificate of purchase issued to Appanoose County holds deed rights. redemption period set to expire under Iowa law.
The notice states that the 11-3 rate will be made unless recapture tion from said sale is pursued within ninety days from the completed service of this notice.
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