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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1969

Page

5

ENON Social Notes Chronicle Barber Dommer Family

ENON news highlights dozens of local gatherings and visits. Norma Lee Faber attended a Rainbow Girls event and a piano student picnic at Centerville park. Several families traveled, visited hospitals, and attended state fairs and dinners across Centerville Des Moines Blakesburg and Newton. Bill Ward sustained motorcycle injuries at Centerville hospital improving. Nadine Dommer and siblings joined family events with many Dommer and Faber relatives over the week.

Norma Lee Faber Rainbow Girls Nina Mrs. West Centerville Park Nadine Don Klampe Bob Faber Phillip Dommer Lewis Dommer Bernard Hayes Zula Taylor Albert Vickrey Springdale Buell Taylor Annie Vickrey Toe Hayes Joleene Dale Cummings Newton Nebraska Black Hills Cummings Ray Lockman Burdette Norman Ward Burdette Ward Joe Hayes George Moore Centerville Bert Drake Tom Toft Des Moines Jean Jones Carl Rouse Sammy Edna Ward Nancy Kelley Bill Rose Faber Connie Nina Faber Nadine Dommer Laurence Dommer Randy Mike Phillip Patty Hiatt Lavern Horn Becky Vickie Lorie Barbara McBride

Washington report on tax reform bill passage and provisions

The House approved a broad tax reform measure totaling about four hundred pages with provisions to close loopholes and aid low and middle income groups. It promises lower income taxes over three years, expanded standard deductions, and new allowances, with earned income taxed up to 50 percent and various head-of-household and dependent-child provisions. In 1971 and 1972, tax rate reductions totaling just over a billion dollars are planned.

House Senate

Probate Notice in Turner Estate Iowa Court

Public legal notices announce probate of Frank D. Turner in Appanoose County Iowa. R C Wilson named administrator on August 13 1969 with address 608 East Oak Street Centerville. Creditors must file claims within six months after second publication or be barred. Aug 21 and Aug 28 1969 notices by Milani and Milani attorneys.

District Court State OF Towa Appanoose County Prank D. Turner Frank D. Turner R. C. Wilson East Oak Street Centerville Iowa Milani Lows

Appanoose County Board Adopts Surplus Equipment Sale

In an adjourned meeting on August 4 1969 the Appanoose County Board authorized the County Engineer to sell surplus equipment including 1 0 7 tractor with power unit 1 1965 Ford dump truck 2 4 wheel trainers with fuel tank 1 circle and Maulboard for motor grader. Attested by County Auditor Verl Farnsworth. The same meeting placed all three supervisors on three committees Hand Work Welfare Institutional and County Farm.

Appanoosa County Board of Supervisors Streepy Appanoose County Board of Supervisors Arthur M Doyle N. Anderson Carl A Evans Verl_ K Farnsworth Appanoose County

Appanoose County Board raises Bailiff pay and tax sale results

The 1969 Board of Supervisors increased the District Court Bailiff salary by 20 a month to 1440 annually effective August 1. The minutes note tax sales added to bidders Tommy Campbell James Winans Frank McVeigh Madge Roas with deeds to follow. The meeting adjourned on August 4 1969 with Evans as chairman and Doyle Anderson Streepy Aye voting.

Appanoose County Board of Supervisors Arthur M. Streepy Doyle N Anderson Carl A. Byane Appanoose County Board of Tommy x. Campbell James E. Winans Frank McVeigh Madge Roas

Franklin News Roundup Highlights Local Visits

Rita and Regina Tarr of Ames stayed overnight with Roscoe Argo. Delbert Calhoun clan and Thelma Calhoun visited Harry and Anna Paul near Haverhill. Larry Derby hosted Julie and Jeffrey. Linda Ammons returned home after weeks in Israel. Roy Rinehart and family visited Roscoe Argo. Clair and Robert Potts dropped by. Earnest Kosman spent an evening with the Calhouns. Stella Argo attended Ars3 rourita relatives. Pearl Runnells and Sheryl and Jeffrey Runnells visited Delbert Calhoun. Freda Swift joined a Stanley party at Mrs Bernard Walters. Loyd Johnson and wife spent Sunday at Roscoe Argo. Free money ad urges garage attic decluttering and using Union Want Ads.

Rita Regina Tarr Ames Roscoe Argo Delbert Calhoun Karl Kenneth Donald Calhoun Thelma Calhoun Harry Anna Paul Haverhill Gary Perry Julie Jeffrey Larry Derbys Linda Ammons Isreal Roy Rinehart Roscoe Argos Clair Robert Potts Earnest Kosman Delbert Calhouns Stella Argo Pearl Runnells Sheryl Jeffrey Runnells Freda Swift Bernard Walters Loyd Johnson

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ENON Mra Nadine _Dommer Dallas Faber Norma Lee Barbara N. L. Nasalroad Gary Ind Albert Bulga Nasalroad Linda Dave Polson Kenneth Coltrain Clarence Fisher Otterville Janice Michael Dommer Bob Hiatt Nona Faber Norma Randy Dommer EMBER Compa Moravia Farm Service CO Moravia May Benson W. K. Cash Albia Coy E. Gill Moravia Union C. Johnson & Son, Bac Racine, Wisconsin U.S.A Washington Report John Kyl the Board of Supervisors Carl A. Evans Verl_K Farnsworth County Franklin Earl Swift Investors Diversified Services Inc Loren H. Hardinger Lowe Cecil Stansberry Prairie Ph Spencer Dewey's Allen Grocery Iowa Trust & Savings Bank Spencer Barber Shop Turner Lumber Company Evans United Firestone America Oehler Bros Firestone Stores Mit Turner Funeral Home M. Patrick Gleason Opt Iconium Monarch Singer MccGuffy H. F. McFatridge Ballanger and Peterson Wayne Clark
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