Community visits and social rounds across Ottumwa area
Neighbors and relatives from Centerville Mystic Story City Unionville Union areas gather for dinners, birthdays, and farm sales. Visitors include the Tarbell, Ballanger, Donovan, Spencer, Hough, and Hiatt families. Attended events include a balloon festival dedication, a wedding at Iconium church, and a Tupperware party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine Spencer
Audrey Johnson
Rick
Dwight Stocker
Ivyl Tarbell
Becky
Betty
Lora Hopkins
Unionville
Sandy Whicker
Johnny
Nelson Ballanger
Jesse
Jack Ballanger
Justin
Amber
Janice McBride
Travis
Jerry Henshaw
Sherry Henshaw
Join Main
Jake
Ermon Long
Amy
Kenny Long
Bessie
Ed Donovan
Genevie Kaling
Madge Hough
Black Kettle
Wayne McDanel
Debra Krewson
Seth
Gaylord McDanel
Jay Wilson
Ian Harsh
Stanley Spencer
Chris
Wayne Christy
Carol
Ottumwa
Towa DOT Opens Oversize Load Permits for Hay Shipments
The Towa Department of Transportation begins issuing special permits for oversized hay truckloads to drought areas. Permits allow loads up to 12 feet wide to ship to farmers in Towa until December 2, 1977, with daytime hours and no Interstate routes. Applications available 24/7 at the Truck Permit Center, 5238 N.W. 2nd Ave, Des Moines, IA 50313.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
DOT
N.W. 2Nd Avenue
Des Moines
Iowa
Local notices list many Salem community visits and visits
Ralph McDonough mourned as neighbors extend sympathy. Delmar Dowd spent Monday with Hazel Hellyer. Gene Huff and grandchildren visited Dick and Hazel Hellyer. Rex Overturf and Cedar Rapids relatives visited the Glen Overturf home. Hazel Hellyer met Norman Polson in Knoxville for dinner and visiting. Doc Whitehead and Ray Messamaker called on Hazel Hellyer and Scott family lunch served by Mrs. Whitehead and Mrs. McCord. Edward McCord met Orville McCord's family in Washington for a visit. Funeral attendees at Centerville included Hiner, Calhoun, Hellyer, Whitehead, McCord, Cochran. Grandchildren Jennifer and Kristin Miller visited Topeka, and returned home with grandparents Clarence Whitehead and Bobby. Whiteheads spent weekend in Topeka. Shannon Seals visits grandparents while parents travel to Colorado. Whitehead trip to Adventure Land in Des Moines. Clarence visited Gail Tuttle at Methodist Hospital and Mrs Armstrong in Prairie City. Jim Luse and Marion family vacationing with Harold Hoffman. Brian Allen weekend with brother David in Albia. Tubaugh, Self, Tara spent evening with Clarence Whitehead. Harold Hoffman hosted supper at Deana Lee Hoffman’s. Bobby Whitehead visited by Hoffman and George Kinder in Centerville. John Huff family from Knoxville and Becky Sandeen had Sunday dinner at Gene Huff’s. June Moss visited in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph McDonough
Delmar Dowd
Hazel Hellyer
Gene Huff
Rex Overturf
Cedar Rapids
Norman Polson
Colfax
Knoxville
Doc Whitehead
Ray Messamaker
Edward McCord
Orville McCord
Fast Moline
Washington, Iowa
Clarence Whitehead
Scott
Iconium
Robert Scotts
Centerville
Clarence
Floyd Hiner
Karl Calhoun
Dick Hellyer
F. Whitehead
Lester Cochran
Jennifer
Kristin Miller
Topeka
Kansas
Bobby
Little Shannon Seals
Edward Haver
Colorado
Kristen
Jennifer Miller
Adventure Land
Des Moines
Gail Tuttle
Methodist Hospital
Bobby Whitehead
Harold Hoffman
George Kinder
Madge Huff
John Huff
Becky Sandeen
June Moss
Iconium Church Members Gather for Robert Scott Family Memorial
The Iconium community held an 11 am meal for the Robert Scott family and friends, with services at Daley Funeral Home in Centerville and burial in Mystic. Mrs. Faye Scott, Robert's mother, and his wife Helen and daughter Shirley are noted, as is a planned small family reunion by the lake. The piece also recounts numerous local visits, travels, and family events across Iconium, Ottumwa, Centerville, and nearby towns, reflecting a busy week and community ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of Our Focal Church
Robert Scott
Daley
Centerville
Robert
Mystic
Teonium
Faye Scott
Floyd Lowe
Unionville
Missouri
Helen
Shirley
Jay Rockwell
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Meotra
Jeff
Ed Clouse
Rockwell
John Clouse
Bob Oleson
Sandwitch
Hlino
Ed Clouses
Clouse
Wildwood Park
Ottumwa
Iconium
Jack Penfield
Union Carbide
Satur
Truckers face Aug 31 deadline for highway use tax
Town truckers must file Form 2290 by August 31 for single unit trucks 13,000 pounds or more, truck-tractors 5,500 pounds or more, heavy mixed-use trucks 9,000 pounds, and buses over 26,000 pounds. Tag year runs July 1 to June 30. new vehicles must file by the last day of the month after first highway use. IRS notes forms at Des Moines TRS District Office and Publication 349 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Service
Kansas City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ernest West
Gerald Bates
Bradley Stufflebeam
Jesse Ballanger
Howard Phillips
Yl Tarbell
Levi Thompson
Story City
Bessie Donovan
Edith Callen
Marie Padgett
Eric
Jackie Pettibone
Jay Long
Larry Long
Rick Long
le Claire
Davenport
John Main
Indianola
Deforis Baflanger
Monroe
Donald Clark
D.J
Donna
Dwayne Krewson
Billy Horn
Stepanie
Moulton
Ronnie Stocker
Sheila
Shawnia
Chariton
Jim Knapp
Katrina
Larry Hiatt
Delbert Tarbell
Bloomfield
Keith Phillips
Herbert Scott
Paul
Susanne
Newton
Robert, Scott
Richard
Wilson
Joyce Christy
Gil Head
Iconiam United Methodist Church
Elaine
Jr. Donovan
Cindy
Cirlfriend
Kenneth Free
Elizabeth Anderson
Edna Downard
Mary Kay Hiatt
Chad
Robin Tarbell
Deenna Mericle
Young People
Gwen Lewis
O Continental Telephone
Salem
Weeldlin
Slabonare
Mustard Seed Book and Bible Shop
Oskaloosa
Aca
Cutual and
Batraess Mutua
Manance
Cold County Mutual Hawk Insurance
Dean Farrington
Xtignal
Hank
Iconium News
St. Joseph's Hospital
Tom Penfields
Bob Warnell
Max Lewis
Lee Dean
Russell Brown
Danny Dunham
Bancroft
Gerald Rinehart
Mrs. Hammond
Ottumwel
Hazel Rinehart
Ben Maddy
Albia
Don Whitehead
Sally
Bob VanDorin
Erle
Alang
Badger
Randy Whitehead
Tim Penfield
Knotville
Dijin Whitehead
Mike Goater
E.W. Wolski
South Main
Iowa Southern
Albig
Town & Country i
Tantei
Eiger
Fairport 77
Taeda
Jonathan
Richelieu
Allen’s Grocery & Meats
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