Rural School News calendar and student notes
Marths Foster leads arts and crafts as eighth graders read aloud. New student joins. several absences due to sickness and a mining accident affecting Alex Foster. Seventh grade progress, Christmas seals fundraising, and Junior Red Cross pins distributed. School plans tests, Christmas program, and sewing activities amid ongoing classes and a developing timetable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marths Foster
Chayola
Foster
Lalu R. Timon
Yatnth
Neil Neighbor
Thélin Tha Eichth
Alex Foster
Eahual Tiasdays
Violet Foster
Lloyd Hackett
John William Wilson
Gerald Foster
Milwaukee
Bridies
Oley VanDorin
Mike Anderon
Red Cross
Rey
County Beekeepers To Meet Next Wednesday
Appanoose County Beekeepers association holds a meeting next Wednesday at 7 30 PM at the Farm Bureau office in Canterville. Open to all interested in horticulture and bee care with topics and general discussion on the agenda.
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Appanoose County Beekeep
Farm Bureau
Canterville
Thanksgiving gatherings across Hiattsville families
The community shared cooperative dinners at multiple homes including the Millers and McDanel families. J. M. Tucker’s funeral drew a large crowd and Rev. Hawkins delivered a fitting sermon. John Johnson of Parsons College visited relatives in Iona during Thanksgiving with Dale Harrison of Ottumwa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Carlson
Mary Putnam
Perry Miller
Loyd Carter
Lute Hiatt
Freeman Jolly
Merl Walter
Cyril McDanel
Doyle McDanel
M. E. McDanel
J. F. Chambers
R. L. Ballew
Moulton
Chambers
Albert Kluver
Gene McQuire
Roy Scott
George Scott
Truxton Dicks
Josephine Scott
J. M. Tucker
Rev. Hawkins
John Johnson
Parsons College
Fairfield
Iowa
Mrs. M. B. Johnson
Thanksgiving Gatherings Across Centerville Area
A long, local social roundup lists dozens of Centerville and surrounding area residents visiting relatives, hosting, or traveling for Thanksgiving. Entries name Mr. and Mrs. several locals, with numerous mentions of family visits in Moravia Ottumwa Des Moines Burlington Albia Kingston and others, reflecting a busy holiday season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Broshar
Centerville
L. Ward
T. A. Robb
John Anderson
Fred Callen
Moravia
Mary Zerbe
Eddyville
Mm. H. Johnson
Donald
Chicago
Earl Hough
Mary Closter
Moravian Union
Lera Behrens
Gertrude Davis
Brighton
Colorado
W. F. Horner
Allen Boller
G. B. Winseler
J. F. Albert
Center
Willard Brain
Unionville
Wade
Parnell
Iowa
Mary Wren
Gus Main
Kananas City
Jackie Winsler
Kirkaville
J. W. Alberts
Francis Oehler
Edmund Hanson
Lewis Dommer
C. W. Miller
J.J. Hicks
Garnet
Pauline Laws
Ottumwa
Wm. Lang
Edna
Helen Dowd
Myra
A. c
Lew Hiner
A. BR. Pennington
D. K. Orelup
Aon
Don
Methodist
Floyd Coltrain
Clyds Buff
OCC
Mra
Harold McCombami
Burlington
Mise Bithel Ellis
Detli Ete
Chas. L. Ellis
Keith Cameron
Newton
Marjory Cameron
Bussey
Tom Cameron
M. K
Oxford
Madge Duvall
Des Moines
C. D. Duvall
Forrest Main
Clarence Tyrrel
Granger
H. E. Watts
Lewis Geis
Elmer Geis
Creston
Simday
E. R. Easter
Herman Sytama
Irene
Albia
Ralph McDonough
Mira
Fred Buckmaster
Rollie McDonough
Bert Huffman
Des, Moines
Earl Brain
Hedrick
Albert Brain
Annie Brain
Lester Brain
G. B. Johnson
Bert Meadows
J. E. Sharp
George Firkine
Firkins
Laura Matherly
Gomer Stocker
Ray Coltrain
Matherly
Howard Garretson
Henry Kaldenberg
Don Pettibone
Bridge Club
Paul O Coffin
Emil Halden
Mia. Cloyd Pester
Theo Miller
Floyd
Vernon Scott
Marion Meeker
Muscatine
Richapond
Richard Sneed
Mrs. W. A. Johnson
Mr. Cropper
Waterloo
Carl Coffin
Coffin Farm
Jasper Coffin
Chas. Coffin
Mary
Pan
Coffin
Shirley
R. R. Pennington
Doris
Eleanor Miller
Curtis Burton
Harley, Burton and Son
Harry Burton
Otis Burton
Neal Burton
Richland
Gerald Burton
Preston Hiatt
Harold Burton
Knoxville
J. G. Neff
J. J. Burton
Appanoose County Board Proceedings November 1936 Deeds Passed
The Appanoose County Board of Supervisors approved several conveyances. J A Morrison chairman authorized deeds to Merle Ducey for Lots 9 10 11 Block 7 Mystic Elgin's Second Addition with 27.82 tax certificate basis and to Elmer Wood for Lots 7 8 9 Block 33 Original Town Moulton for 471.39 with tax sale costs.
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Hoover
Stamog
J. A. Morrison
County Board of Supervisors
Appanoose County
Iowa
Merle Ducey
A. S. Elgin
Mystic
Ces
Stamps
Mortison
Board of Supervisors
Clyde L. Erskine
Aapanoosa County
Elmer Wood
Moulton
Mor- Tikon
Ay al Dembers
Saotreal
Appanoosa County Board approves conveyance to Elmer Wood Co
November 5 1940 the Board of Supervisors approved conveyances to Elmer Wood Co for Lots 12 and 12 Block 98 Original Town of Moulton at 543.46 dollars and Lot 4 and West half of Lot 5 Block 38 for 60.39 dollars with 25 percent and 26 percent of totals respectively. Votes recorded Stamps Hoover Morrison aye. Attest Clyde Lyerskine.
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Hoover
Stamos
Ium
Costa
Stamps
Morrison
Ponte. O
Clyde L. Erskine
J. A. Morrison
County Board of Supervisora
Appanoosa County
Towa
Elmer Wood Co
Lota
Moulton
Sye
Moron
Board of Supervisirs
Saids
Clyde Lyerskine
Stamon
E A. Morrison
County Act of Supervisors
Appanooss
County
More Rlaon
Motion Declared Duly Passed and Adopted by Supervisors
Officials state the motion was voted on and formally approved. The act was declared duly passed and adopted, with the accompanying attestation noting the formal adoption by the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde L. Erskine
Insect Migration Compared to Birds' Return
The article notes a supposed extra sense in tacocs that guides insect migration, likening it to birds but highlighting a key difference. Birds migrate twice, leaving and returning with experienced adults, while insects travel once, undertaken by a new generation.
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