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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1959

Page

5

Salem and Area Notes from the Dell Hellyer Home

Mrs. Raymond Perry entered Monroe Hospital at Albia for surgery Friday after being admitted Tuesday. Friends Nancy Mosley Diane Kincade Linda Gardner Mary Ann Mason Linda Davis and Connie Beblenz wish her a speedy recovery. Several local residents visited the hospital and joined a weiner roast at Moravia Park. Mr. and Mrs. Cass Hamilton moved to Moravia. Bert Rinehart Frank Rinehart and Bobby Lewis spent an evening at the Dell Hellyer home. Hazel Hellyer and Donna Rose attended the Coulson sale. Miss Hazel Hellyer visited Mrs. Ella Platt and Faye Friday. Girls 4-H Achievement show attendance at Iconium ME Church. Des Moines visitors Sherman Mason and Sally Jo stayed with the Dell Hellyers. Sally Jo remained a few days. Gary Perry Raymond and Richard Perry visited Mrs. Raymond Perry at the hospital. Delbert Calhoun hosted visitors James Calhoun Carol Jean Dick Brown Hazel Hellyer Donna and Terry Rose Aubrey Christy Cass Hamilton Lloyd Brown. Henry Van Weelen joined Sunday visit to Albert Jennings. Lloyd Brown Margo and Gary Parson visited Jim McAninch. Edward McCord and Orville helped move James McCord to Indianola. WSCS attended Iconium Thursday afternoon.

Raymond Perry Monroe Hospital Albia Nancy Mosley Diane Kincade Linda Gardner Mary Ann Mason Linda Davis Connie Beblenz Donna Rose Dell Hellyer Moravia Park Cass Hamilton Moravia Bert Rinehart Frank Rinehart Bobby Lewis Hazel Hellyer Coulson Sale Ella Platt Faye Iconium ME Sherman Mason Sally Jo Des Moines Dell Heilyer Gary Perry Raymond Richard Perry Delbert Calhoun James Calhoun Carol Jean Dick Brown Donna Terry Rose Aubrey Christy Lloyd Brown Henry van Weelen

Urbana Center Social Ties Show Local Gatherings

Urbana Center residents and relatives from Golden City and Waterloo convened at the Faber and Tubaugh homes. Nearby visits included Rex Angels and Talbot, with plans to attend the Anderson reunion in Des Moines. DeWayne Sinclair remains seriously ill with blood poisoning, and the Farm Bureau met at Vaughn Faber’s with 59 people attending.

Chas, Tubaugh Wallace Tubaugh Golden City Al*bert Tubaugh Brenda Gay Cheryl Cindy Faber R. A. Faber Cindy

Ammons Suffering Stroke. Showing Improvement

A report states Mr. Ammons suffered a stroke Friday morning and is now improving, with medical staff monitoring his condition and noting progress.

Pital Ammons

Weekend visits and family gatherings in Unionville

Mrs H. 8 Spring hosts and guests fill weekend at parental home of Harry Wilkinson while David Powell celebrates 15th birthday with Orris and Earl Powell kin. Several trips, hospital plans, reunions, and social visits across Unionville and surrounding towns highlighted by birthday parties and family travel.

West Point Social Notes From Mrs Hoffman's Group

West Point society items recap visits and gatherings. Mrs Leo Hoffman hosts and guests include Basil Herteen Roscoe Argo and Argo family. Velma Herteen helps prepare corn for freezer. W S C 5 Iconium attendance noted. Family Sunday dinner at Bill Hoffman home. Mrs Lloyd Callen visits Fred Ammons at Monroe county hospital.

Basil Herteen Leo Hoffman Velma Herteen Ailie Argo Lloyd Johnson Roy Rinehart Ben Pickrell Roscoe Argo Fred Argo W.S.C Iconium Verta Hoffman Allie Argo Aons Bill Hoffman Lloyd Callen Fred Ammons Monroe County

Hilton Hustlers 4 H Meeting Chooses Demonstration Teams

President Karl Rogers opened the 4 H meeting on July 13 with the pledge. Nineteen members answered roll call. Entries and health sheets for the County 4 H fair were discussed. Judging teams chosen to go to the fair. Jim Rowley and Mike Lathen named junior demonstration team. Kenneth Ellison and Mark Van Zante named senior team. Refreshments served to members and nine guests.

Karl Rogers United States Donald Tibball Ames Kenneth Ellison Mark van Zante Jim Rowley Mike Lathen

4-H Girls Schedule At Appanoose Fair

Schedule for Appanoose Fair 4-H girls spans Thursday August 6 and Friday August 7 with entries, judging and demonstrations.Names of 4-H groups Clover Leaf Rainbow Winners-We-R Union Farmerettes and others appear with participant pairs and times for Junior Intermediate and Senior events. Public invited style show and afternoon sessions highlighted.

Karen Shepard Arla Simpson Clover Leaf Jean Joan Singley Rainbow Marjorie Trimble Mary Pace We R Pat Horn Estel Morlan Winners-We-R Lois Strunk Peggy Rogers Union Ruth Ann Bristow Happy-Go-Luckies Judy Gilchrist Golden Troopers Joan Cooksey Eleanor Starr Jo Linda Davis Happy-Go- Luckies Mary Beth Halley Nancy Walker Sharon Vermillion Janan Janet Morlan Linda McAnelly LeAnn Craver Du-R-Best Rita Beaty Anita Curtis Judith Irelan Shirley Bringar Theresa Pace Carol Close Happy- Go-Luckies Mary Sue Moffit Barbara Blessing Happy Halos Rosemary Morlan

Property taxes double 1950 rate in survey findings

A survey of 1,021 local government budgets by the Iowa Taxpayers Association shows property taxes heading for a record rise of nearly 29 million dollars next year unless August reverses the trend. The report was released at the end of July.

Yowa Taxpayers Association

Tax protest forecast on yearlong property tax rise

Ray Edwards executive secretary for the Association warns that a one year increase could push the total property tax above 350 million dollars, doubling 1950 levels. He notes August hearings may alter the trend, but past July outcomes often indicate final results, with taxes rising beyond gains in new property as millage rates climb in many communities.

The Association Ray Edwards

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