Budget action on tax deed sales and state aid disbursements
The August 16 1954 proceedings of Appanoose County Board of Supervisors authorize a $50 deed to Dean Daley for Lot 9 and East half Lot 8 Block 7 Morlia property and a $335 to $355 deed to Della M. Bivin, with board authorization to execute deeds and record payments. the meeting also lists numerous local vendors and care payments funded by county and state welfare agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appanoose County
Iowa
Moulton
Dean Daley
Independent School District
R. C. Wilson
Board of Supervisors
Towa
Johnson
Glen Johnson
Earl Exline
Wilson
Veil K. Farnsworth
Aiguor
County Record
Della M. Bivin
Town Council of
Moravia
Independent School District of
R. C. Wigan
Tewa
Exline
Audi County
Local social notes from Moravia and surrounding area
Mr and Mrs W A Hutchison and family of Moulton visited Mrs Josie Charity Sunday. Otha Taylor and family and Mrs Dick Johnson and Marybeth Ricky returned from a three day visit with Tom Toft’s family in Minneapolis Minnesota. Irvin Burns and sons Glen and Donnie of San Francisco arrived to visit Mary Burns and relatives. Charles Coffin hosted a family dinner for daughter Mrs Garland Houser’s birthday with Anna Allem Boon Duane Coffin and others. Dr and Mrs Vern Newcomb and Paul and Clara of Kansas City joined at W V Murdy’s, Leonard and Wendell Murdy homes. Anna Allem of Boone spent weekend with Coffin relatives. she lives at Boone’s O E S Home. Keith Sawyer returned from Bridgeport Connecticut, now at University of Iowa for senior year M A. James Fisk and daughter visited relatives in Rockford Illinois. Burk Tassel of Beloit Wisconsin also enjoyed Lake Geneva outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Hutchison
Moulton
Josie Charity
Otha Taylor
Dayne Taylor
Dick Johnson
Marybeth
Ricky
Tom Toft
Minneapolis
Minn
Irvin Burns
Glen
Donnie
San Francisco
Calif
Mary Burns
Charles Coffin
Garland Houser
Anna Allem
Boone
Carl Coffin
Duane
Promise City
Joyce
Jerry
Marilyn Creagan
Centerville
Loretta Stickler
Mystic
Moravia Order of Eastern Star
Keith Sawyer
Bridgeport
Conn
Keith
University of Iowa
Iowa City
James Fisk
Rockford
Ilinois
Burk Tassel
Beloit
Wisconsin
Lake Geneva
Family Dinner Honors John Hawke Birthday
A cooperative dinner at Centerville park on Sunday August 15 honored the 86th birthday of John Hawk of Unionsville. Attendees from Des Moines Webser City Ottumwa Centerville Plano Dallas Texas included many Hawk and Sheldon family members and four generations shared photos and stories during the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerville Park
John Hawk
Unionsville
Dean Brewer
Deanna Way
Jerry Swim
Shirley Farnsworth
Des Moines
Ray Elliott
Dennis
Webser City
James Hawk
Centerville
Ciel Sheldon
Joan Paxston
Ottumwa
Clayton Sheldon
John William McAninch
Addie
Clarence
Clyde Sheldon
Mia
Fred Argo
Econium
Harold Fenton
Unionville
Ross Curtis
Julia Moore
Plano
Ted Brewer
Dallas
Texas
Daily Radio Schedule for KCQG Centerville Readout
A detailed broadcast grid for Friday Saturday and Sunday lists program slots from 6:00 AM to 12:06 PM, including farm news, early news and sports, music shows, public services, and local news Bulletins reference stations KCQG Centerville with programs such as In The Mood, Spotlight Band, Mike Henry Show, Baseball Today, Mystery Block, and public notices. Local noon and evening lineups include Wayne County News Allerton News Moravia News and editorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Churches
Three Star
Mike Henry
Jim Ameche
Wayne County
Allerton
Moravia
Freddy Martin
Ivory Towers
Wayne County News
Unionville
Allen Roth
Mike Heary
Jackie Gleason
Nelson Eddy
Milwaukee
Chicago
Kcog Ranchhouse
Five Star News
Vincent Lopez
Public Service
Jex Bencke
Unionville News
Bill Luke
Sons of Pioneers
Jima Ameche
Norman Cloutier
Richard Liebert
Baseball Today
Mike
Henry Shaw
Hartia reunion held in Des Moines files officers
The 31st Hartia reunion occurred at Greenwood Park in Des Moines on Sunday August 15 with 45 attendees. Absentees included Elmo Burdette of San Francisco. Vergie Dobbs presided as officers were elected Lowell Harris president, Bobbie Harris vice president, Lois Jane Clevenger secretary-treasurer. Since last reunion two deaths, one marriage, three births. Next gathering will be at Lloyd and Mrs. Clevenger near Monroe Iowa. Nearby attendees included F C Hiatt family and R C Hiatt Cem buryville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartia
Greenwood Pack
Des Moines
Elmo Burdette
San Francisco
Calif
Vergie Dobbs
Lowell Harris
Bobbie Harris
Lois Jane Clevenger
Lloyd Clevenger
Monroe
Iowa
F. C. Hiatt
Lee Hiatt
Marilyn
R. C. Hiatt
Cemberville
Advertising help offered by Moravia Union office
A brief notice invites readers to contact Moravia Union at phone number 49 for any advertising needs, signaling available services and prompt assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia Union
School Lunch Program Opens at Low City Meal Price
The school with federal aid offers a complete mid day meal to all students. For 1953 54 about 25 000 meals were served with five cents federal support and twenty five cents paid by students. Two cooks and senior girls assisted. Lunches cost 25 cents and may be paid weekly or monthly in advance. Meals will be served starting Tuesday August 31 under non profit rules and sanitation standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Laws
Opal Harria
Smith Hughes Vocational Agriculture Program Overview
The text outlines the Smith Hughes and George Barden acts guiding federal state cooperation in vocational agriculture. It notes a four year course, classroom facilities, and summer supervision of home projects. Mora Via High School will continue qualifications and an adult evening program runs Thursdays from September 16 to November 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vocational Agriculture Department
Smith-Hughes Vocational Agriculture
United States
Moravia High School
Vocational Homemaking at Moravia High School
The Vocational Homemaking Department is approved for federal support and well equipped with three rooms including a sewing room office and foods laboratory. Five complete unit kitchens were installed last summer as part of ongoing equipment upgrades. Moravia offers a three year Homemaking course with electives for all grades and a Home Projects program. The class includes food preparation preservation meal planning nursing child care and family management among others. The department operates under the Future Homemakers of America chapter with two Moravia girls representing at the Des Moines convention annually. Adult homemaker classes will be offered on Wednesday nights from September 16 through November 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ellzy
Moravia High School
Future Homemakers of America
Des Moines
Afl
Moravia High School Course Of Study Highlights
Moravia High School offers a wide range of subjects enabling four program paths. Graduation requires sixteen units and board approved standards. a certificate is issued for those not meeting requirements, exchangeable for a diploma upon deficiency removal. College preparatory track emphasizes English Social Science Science and Math with recommended advanced algebra and physics or chemistry for engineers, plus typing and vocational options as suitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia High School
Board of Education
Division of
Division of Vocational Homemaking
Iowa State College
Rural Bus Service for Moravia School Is Described
The Moravia district operates eight buses to transport rural children to the school. Buses run a$ & Service to patrons with cost-based rates under the new transportation law sharing costs with home districts and the state. A driver mechanic maintains the fleet, buses are summer overhauled and insured, and rules cover readiness, no smoking, early departures, and no in-town stops.
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Moravia
Moravia High School Joins Regional and National Educational Bodies
Moravia Public School is approved by the Iowa Department of Public Instruction for tuition purposes and complies with Recondery standards. It is a member of the North Central Association, Iowa High School Athletic Association, Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union, Iowa State Teachers Association, National Education Association, Iowa High School Music Association, Future Farmers of America, and the Appanoose County Athletic Conference. The school highlights benefits for graduates, athletic rules, and active FFA involvement including annual parent banquets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department OF Public Instruction
Moravia Public School
Iowa Department of Public Instruction
North Central Association
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Midwest
Iowa
Moravia High School
Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union
Iowa State Teachers Association
National Education Association
Iqwa High School Music Association
Moravia
Future Farmers OF America
Appanoose County Athletic Conference
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Board O Supervisors
Aphduse County
Bad Exline
R. C. Wilsor
Revolution” No
Joogendorn
Dr. J
Iy Vee
Groc
Jowa Southern Utilities
Betvices
Southern Utility
Tropveces
Jensen
Pp Cacti Ces
Cesta Eestonnese Kadel Super
Supphes Oon
Cora
Peash Peleko
Koch Brothers
Larsen
E. A
EF. A
Cazzaretti
Joe
Leffert
Livengood
Opal
Lockman
Amy
Long
Clyde
Maholovich
Alma
Matheson
Charles
I. Loore
Edna
Orris
Peck
George
Roy
Peterson Brothers
Polk County Dept. of Social Welfare
Purkery
Amanda (Lewis
Cash Relief
Econ
Red & White
Rest Haven
Ececeecene Richey
G. L
Ritter
E. F
Seals
Leo N
Seale
Leo
Shaeffer
David
Shellcross Grocery
Smith Grocery
South End Drug Store
Taliman Transfer Co
Gtubs Osesess
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital
Wright
Lettie
Wylds, Or
A Davis
C. M
Greenleaf
Harry
Donahue
J.C
Thomas
Paul
Consté Stevens
Dwight
Posse Dooley
Jess
St. Dept. of Social Welfare
Sumpter
Pearl
Care 7
Uper Valu
Ezra
Thompkins
Jackie
Cape
Eeeeeccessersine Thriftway
Todey
Loulge
Tometich
Mary
U. S
Veach Drug
Vestal
Sylvia
Warnick Son
Feeteratts
Raymond
Western Union
Tele, Co
White
Bever
Nettie
Fenton
R. L. Test
Rber
Max
John Hawke
Darts Plumbing & Heating
Hargis, H. G
Treas
Loass
County
Fano Fund
County Tele. CO
National Bank
KCQG
Harris Reonton
Bru
Pauiion
Bey
The
Iowa High School Athletic Association
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