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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1964
Page
2
The notice describes bitter cold as two thermometers show 14 below while winter’s start looms in three weeks. It mentions Christmas shopping surges, early crowds, and last year’s gifts being paid for, as the author travels Des Moines and Albia observing a rotating red light on a white car near a railroad crossing.
The Moravia fire department sold shares at $25 for 10 years covering rural service and supported by corporate taxes. calls cost $300 for non-shareholders but responders still assist. In Albia drivers faced warnings for improper passing near railroad crossings and within city limits, with requests to clarify city boundary rules.
In the district court of Appanoose County Iowa the estate of Robert Winston DuVall Deceased appoints Ralph Belloss as administrator. Creditors must file claims with the clerk within six months from the second publication or be barred. Milani Milani attorneys for administrator Centerville Iowa date December 5 12 1964.
Moravia Town Council met in special session with all members present. A class Beer Permit for Club Oasis and a class Miquor license for Tony Coroccio were approved. Adjournment followed. Clerk W H Burton recorded.
Mrs. Charlie Douglas of Lemar Missouri sustained severe burns in a gas explosion at her home. Friday word reached West Point that she was in critical condition with burns totaling about ninety percent of her body. Families including McFatridges Haver Hav ers Hoffmans and others visited the Roscoe Argo and nearby homes as news spread.
The Monroe Bury Maiden group held its monthly meeting on November 4 at Sharon Gay's home. Attendees included six members, one visitor, and four mothers. Officers listed include president Johnson and vice president Sharon Gay, with Lou Elton Rowley as secretary treasurer and Barbara McGinnis as historian. Replacements not elected. meeting adjourned after pledge and refreshments provided by Sharon and her mother.
Tax sale notice for parcels in Appanoose County Iowa describes delinquent taxes from 1981 and 1983. Property in township section 20 was sold by the county treasurer after publication with redemption rights and notice of deed upon expiration of the 90 day period. Dated Carnegie Iowa November 26 1968 and issued by Farnsworth County Treasurer.
Notice from Verle K. Farnsworth County Auditor Centerville Iowa stating delinquent taxes on real estate from 1950 to 1962 were sold to Appanoose County. Redemption period 90 days after service. if not redeemed, property will be sold. Dated November 17 1964. Navy. 19 26 Dec 8 1964.
Tax sale notice from Appanoose County Iowa announcing delinquent taxes for 1960 61 62 on Lots 7 8 Block 2 and Lots 1 2 Block 2 Wissierslat Add Odell City. Property sold to county. redemption expires in ninety days after service. deed to be issued after. Dated November 17 1964 at Santaville Iowa. Verlek Farnsworth. Nov 1 26 Dec 8 1964.
Notice of tax sale for Appanoose County Iowa property in Town Numa with details of parcel description including Lot 4, Block 3 and other fractions. Redemption period of 90 days from notice completion. sale occurred due to delinquent taxes for years 1959 1960 1961 1962. certificate of purchase issued to Appanoose County Iowa. Date Centerville Iowa November 1 1964.
Poor legible OCR fragment notes a tax sale notice with references to the state department social welfare and basu parity. It lacks clear dates or locations and cannot be reliably decoded for specifics.
Appanoose County Iowa indicates delinquent taxes from 1988 to 1982 led to sale of real estate to the county. A certificate of purchase is held by the county treasurer and redemption ends ninety days after service of notice unless redeemed. Located Germantown, Iowa, dated November 171 1964. County Auditor Whale Farnsworth notice publication dates Nov 48 and Dec 9 184.
Tax sale notice announces delinquent taxes on Lots 1 and 2, Block 1, Highland Parks, Mystic, Iowa. Appanoose County Treasurer sold land for 1960 61 and 1982 taxes. purchaser certificate issued to Appanoose County. Redemption period ninety days from service. deed possible after.
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