Seymour considers concrete paving for streets this summer
Roy Ramblin notes spring sun improves road conditions and eases mud. Seymour town council works with the county board on paving some streets with concrete this summer. Appanoose and Wayne counties are paving the road from Numa to Seymour and Seymour plans to extend work along Main Street past the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour Town Council
County Board of Supervisors
Appanoose
Wayne
Numa
Seymour
Moravia road paving eyed under mill levy plan
Van Seymour notes typical street maintenance costs about 10 000 annually under a 5 mill levy while law allows 7 mills. Moravia plans paving of the Moravia Keonium road in the future and hopes to clear old Moravia street debts from a decade ago to enable negotiating concrete street projects and reducing yearly upkeep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
Moravia
Keonium
A Crop Corn and Other Crops Under Support Reported
County and national figures show Appanoose County farmers had 99,183 bushels of 1964 crop corn under price support loans through February, with 1963 crop loans totaling 228,937 bushels. National totals reach 200.6 million bushels for 1964 corn, marking the smallest February loan level since 1955. Other 1964 crops under county support include soybeans 81,151 bu and oats 1,200 bu, under a simplified price-support system with new loan maturity dates and application rules for various grains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appanoose County
Joe A. Beer
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
4-H Club Meets At Calhouns
The Happy Helper reports a Tuesday meeting of the 4-H club at the Calhouns with Mrs. Earl Swift noting attendees Shirley and Carol Calhoun and visits by extended area families. Shirley Calhoun visited Iowa State College Cedar Falls as an overnight guest of relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Swift
H Chich
Shirley
Carol Calhoun
Shirley Calhoun
Iowa State College
Cedar Falls
Garry Miller
Duane Wilson
Mark
Kevin
iEarl Swifts
Garry Perry
Larry Derbys
Andy Paulich
Larry
James Calhown
Elmer’ Kellogg
Emmett Derbys
Centerville
Larry Derby
Garry Pertys
Franklin Happy Helpers 4-H Plans Events and Awards
Franklin Happy Helpers 4-H club organized activities for March 30 at the Calhouns home with Sandy Whitehead leading What I Need This Year. Carol and Shirley Calhoun presented Colors Textures and What Color Is Good For Me. Miss Margaret Herring showed filmstrips Take a Look At Color Color and You and Color and You As You Wear It. Sandra and Linda Whitehead prepared Mother Daughter Night for May 4. Each girl to bring a dish towel for Dad Daughter Night on April 23. Linda Ammons won Best Color Combination with Marcia Thompson as runner up. Ammons and Thompson to invite judges for Better Grooming and Country Girls Creed contests. Nancy Crabtree to select gifts. Next meeting at Nancy Crabtree on April 14, 1965 at 7:30 p.m. Leaders Mrs Ed Haver and Mrs Lloyd Ammony reviewed clothing inventory. Refreshments by Mrs Calhoun, Shirley, and Carol for 2 leaders, 2 guests, 1 associate member, and ten members. Ellen Cooper reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Happy Helpers
Franklin Happy Helpers 4-H Club
Carol
Shirley Calhoun
Sandy Whitehead
Margaret Herring
Sandra
Linda Whitehead
Linda Ammons
Marcia Thompson
Nancy Crabtree
Ed. Haver
Lloyd Ammony
Local Shoppers and Students In Ottumwa
Mrs. B. F. Whitehead and Linda shopped in Ottumwa while Betty Haver Mary McFatridge Verta Hoffman and Stella Argo attended a study course at Sibyl White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Hoffman
B. F. Whitehead
Linda
Ottumwa
Mazay
Betty Haver
Mary McFatridge
Verta Hoffman
Stella Argo
Sibyl White
Hoffman Family Social Roundup Across A Week
Mr and Mrs Leo Hoffman host and visit multiple relatives and friends throughout Tuesday to Sunday including gatherings at the Hoffman home in addition to visits with the Haver family Argo Kuhns and Johnson households. Several garden club and FFA events are noted along with weekend dinners and Sunday outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Hoffman
Jack Hoffman
B. F. Whitehead
Peat] Shahan
Kenneth Hoffman
Richard Hoffman
Tammy and
Monte
Ottumwa
Moravia F.F.A
Clara
Theresa
Brad Brown
Emily Thompson
Stella Argo
Verta Hoffman
Edward Haver
Julie
Glen Wakefield
Mystic
Hugh McFatridge
Luther Caster
Rex Haver
Roscoe Argo
Chet Kuhns
Rock Island
Kenneth Fisher
Tammy
Lloyd Johnson
New Hope News Cecil Schrodt Returns Home
Cecil Schrodt and his wife returned home after spending several weeks with their daughter’s family in Grover City California and with Lois Eggers of Sun City Aziz. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Wilson were supper guests with Jay Wilson’s family Sunday. Genevie Kaling and Bessie Donovan were Sunday dinner guests with John Wood of Albia for Genevie’s birthday. Jay Wilson and family visited with Bill Long and family Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Hareh
Cecil. Schrodt
John Beaton
Grover City
Calif
Lois Eggers
Sun City
Aziz
R. C. Wilson
Jay Wilson
Paul Broshar
Loyd Carter
Genevie Kaling
Bessie Donovan
John Wood
Albia
Genevie
Bill Long
FFA Banquet Attended by Local Families on Friday Evening
Mr and Mrs Ivan Harsh joined Mr and Mrs Clifford Paxston for a Sunday evening visit while Ben Martin hosted. Several couples including Ivyl Tarbell Loyd Carter and Ernest Schrader attended the FFA banquet Friday evening with Jay Wilson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Harsh
Clifford Paxston
Jay Wilson
Ben Martin
Ivyl Tarbell
Loyd Carter
F.F.A
Ernest Schrader
Shower Honors Janice Ogden at Unionville church
A Thursday evening shower at Fairview church of the Brethren honored Janice Ogden with sixty five ladies in attendance. Hostesses included Mrs. Betty Powell Ramona Walker Ann Dutton Shirley Morris and Joyce Koehler. Del icious refreshments were served by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes More
Fairview Church of the Brethern
Janice Ogden
Betty Powell
Ramona Walker
Ann Dutton
Shirley Morris
Joyce Koehler
Karen Hinote
Moravia
Clifford Pannebecker
Opal Lyons
Bettendorf
Ruth Bridgman
Ruth Smith
Pie Payis County Hospital
Bloomfield
Moravia and area families visit Russell Alden home
Mrs. Bill Lockman and family from Moravia hosted guests Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Morris. Also visiting were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schroeder of Waukesha Wisconsin, Mr. and Mrs. Jr. McClurg and family of Exline, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Morris and family of Udell, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Morris and Mrs. Ruby Murphy of Centerville, and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Major and daughter from Omaha Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Lockman
Moravia
Marvin Morris
Carl Schroeder
Waukesha
Wis
Jr. McClurg
Exline
Harvey Morris
Udell
Lester Morris
Ruby Murphy
Centerville
Kenneth Major
Omaha
Nebr
Russell Alden
Final Report in Estate of Winnifred A. Johnson
Notice to heirs and interested parties that Merrill H. Johnson as executor filed the final report for Winnifred A. Johnson, deceased, in Howa district court Appanoose County Iowa No. 9079. Hearing set for 10:00 a.m. April 26, 1965, in Centerville Court House to approve report and discharge executor from duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnifred A. Johnson
District Court OF
Howa
Appanoose County
W. H. Johnson
Donald Johnson
Herbert Johnson
Russell Johnson
Charles Richard Johnson
Victor Richard Johnson
Esate
Merrill H. Johnson
Hag Aakes
Centerville
Towa
Executor Notice for Merrill H. Johnson Estate
The text shows Merrill H. Johnson named as executor with Charles L. Johnston attorney for estate. Dates listed April 8 and 15, 1966. Public notice indicates legal actions related to probate and filing requirements by the executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill H. Johnson
Charles L. Johnston
Eatate
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C. R. and
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Ediors Publishers
Monroe Counties
United States
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Bais G's
Roy’ Ramblin
Leila
Beauty Nook
Coulson & Burton Insurance
Fiona
Washington
R. E. “Dick” Cooper
W. Washington
Centerville, Iowa
Gardner Hatchery
Lennox Heating Systems
Calhouns
Weat Point
Rex Havers
Pedwin
A&a Shoe Store
New Hope News
Cecil Schrodts
Unionville News
Mary Man’s
Rockford
Addie Hull
St. Joseph Hospital
Hull
Helen Jobe
Key
Orville Rogers
State Hospital
Iowa City
Hill Rumans
Liberty
Dale Riegel
John Rumans
Turner & Son
Janice McDonough
Betty Eielevapen
Westinghouse
Guardian Maintenance Service
Carmer’s Inc
Ilingworth
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