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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1966
Page
2
Ray Ramblin notes high cooperation as volunteers collect survey forms Tuesday night. Most contacted residents signed, a few declined. The piece warns federal program cuts may impact small town improvements and public poverty programs, citing broader concerns over job focus and rising costs in business and industry.
Reports detail a successful corn harvest north of town aided by ideal soil and proper handling. A long list of Thanksgiving visits and dinners follows, with Ora Powell and Marilyn visiting Omaha and Lincoln, families from Moravia, Eddyville, and Ottumwa sharing meals, and many hosts cited including the Cooks Stringfellos Wolevers and Burklands.
Mrs. B C Whitehead visited Mrs. Fay Scott on Friday. Truxton Dicks went to the Florence Dicks home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Robert Scott and Shirley were at the Roy Sulser home for Thanksgiving. Ben Whitehead and Den Whitehead families joined B F Whitehead for dinner Sunday. Jack Firkins and family visited Jake Firkins for Thanksgiving, children staying until Saturday. Mrs Truman Tarbell visited Mrs Verla McDonalds at Mystic.
Wednesday and holiday weekend scenes show Clarence and Addie Sheldon with J W Meatinch home visitors Earl Purdum, Kate Stober, Ben Pickerell, Fay Scott and Sally Whitehead, plus many Penfield and related families visiting homes in Ames Kirkville Hedrick and Knoxville. Several dinners and Thursday night suppers mark the pattern of gatherings across multiple towns including Hampton Albia and Knoxville during Thanksgiving week.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Jim Beaty on the birth of a daughter named Sherry Leane, with a sister Shelly. Thanksgiving visits and gatherings filled the community with extended family, neighbors, and numerous households from Clell Longs to Harvey, Centerville, Kirksville, and Humeston, including Jim Walker’s anniversary celebration and multiple calls at the Shepherd and related homes.
Families and friends in multiple towns shared Thanksgiving visits and meals. Ronnie Richmond’s daughter Linda Jean accompanied him to Korea. Bill Stansbery hosted at Daryl Stansbery’s home with visiting relatives. Various households welcomed kin from Knoxville Cedar Rapids Cedar Falls Ames and Boulder with dinners and shopping trips noted.
Mr and Mrs Ben Pickrell spent Friday with her mother Mrs Joe Doser and Mark Mrs Edward Haver and Julie spent Saturday evening at the Robert Scott home Thanksgiving day visitors at the Roscoe Argo home were Mr and Mrs Loyd Johnson Mr and Mrs Robert Jennings and Mr and Mrs Henry Van Welden Mr and Mrs Clair Long and Jeffrey Mrs Maude Turner spent Thanksgiving at the Earl Swift Mr and Mrs Edward Haver and Julie spent Thanksgiving at the
In Appanoose County Iowa the District Court states that Lee R. Be is appointed administrator of the Anna Benz estate. Creditors must file claims with the clerk within six months from the second publication. Debtors should pay the estate promptly as required by law. The notice is dated November 20 1966 and December 1 1968 with Valentine Greenleaf Griffing Attorneys of Centerville Iowa representing the administrator.
H G Hargis County Treasurer lists parcels in Appanoose County to be sold at Centerville courthouse at 10 a.m. Monday December 5 1966 for unpaid 1965 taxes penalties and costs with adjournments possible. Separate tracts may be sold under Public Bidder Law scavenger sale. imperfect descriptions limit advertisement.
Notice of delinquent 1965 personal property taxes in Appanogose County Iowa under Chapter 220 HF 237. The treasurer will publish weekly lists listing owners, amounts due, penalties, and costs. a distress warrant may follow if unpaid after final publication. Taxpayer rights and payment options are noted. this is a county treasurer notice.
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