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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1971
Page
5
A pearly white landscape greets a farmer family as children wonder if buses run. The standard fear returns when school remains in session after heavy weekend snow, leaving a student furious at his own laziness while parents and teachers tag the excuse as self caused.
Basketball returns with a schedule of games on most Tuesdays and Fridays for the upcoming two months. Teams will practice every night as the season starts.
After school and practice are sometimes rewarded by cheering fans. The message urges attendance at games to support the team as they strive for victory.
Basketball game at Wayne on December 7 features a matchup with Southeast Warren as the second home game of the season. Also listed are hot lunch menus for December 6 to 10 with daily specials and beverages.
Gladys Harsh reports thanks giving visits across nearby towns. Families including Free Stewart Wilson Harsh Donovan and Faber shared meals or attended weddings and cooperative suppers in Muscatine Tipton Albia Centerville and St Louis with relatives and neighbors.
Dorothy Pickrell spent Thanksgiving day with her mother Mrs Joe Daser. Numerous local families shared visits and Thanksgiving dinners including the Haver, Wakefield, Calhoun and Swift households. A wedding at St Marys Albia drew relatives from Des Moines Ottumwa and Mystic, while others enjoyed gatherings at the Runnells and Derby homes.
Thanksgiving at Sam Eastlicks featured visitors from Fremont including Mr and Mrs Herman Systma and others. Afternoon callers came from Indianola and nearby towns while supper guests included Jim and Steve Brown. Saturday evening gatherings noted with Mr and Mrs Bill Leggett Sr visiting the Richard Eastlicks.
Appanoose County Treasurer Harl Hedgecock announces a public sale at the Centerville courthouse at 10 a.m. on Monday December 6 1971 for delinquent 1970 and prior real estate taxes penalties and costs. Parcels may be offered separately under Public Bidder Law with adjournments until all advertised property is sold. List notes incomplete descriptions due to state audit rules and includes multiple parcels under various owners in Chariton and Moravia areas with tax amounts totals and classifications.
A Moravia Union listing outlines multiple property transfers and assessments from 1970 and 1969, including Lot 22 Block M along Riverside ROW, various owners such as Bernice N Foster and June A Yates, and others like Raymond Douglas Johnson and Carol M. Orig Town parcels. Amounts show combined values with assessments, fees, and balances. figures include 43.20 51.85 2.82 2.25 55.92 and 1970 83.43 3.74 2.25 89.43 among many entries.
Appanoose County Iowa treasurer Ted Welch lists delinquent 1970 personal property taxes per Charter 220 HF 237. Notice urges payment within ten days after final publication or a distress warrant will be issued. costs, penalties, and publication fees added. Taxpayers may pay any time before distress issuance.
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