Ramblin’s Pipe Freezing Warns Of Winter’s Quick Return
Local notes report noontime temperatures dropping from recent warmth. Woodward residents report record calls about frozen plumbing and water lines. Harold Hawks of Goodyear, Arizona, now at 1020 Los Olivos Drive, enjoys a milder evening climate. Harvests shift from cotton to lettuce, radishes, carrots, cabbage, and lemons with navel oranges and grapefruit still in harvest. Roses bloom as the community anticipates weekly Union visits. State highway enforcement draws criticism for unmarked patrols and punitive fines. There is a wary hope that schools and colleges avoid overburdening students during exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold
Marked traffic patrols and prevention over fines
The passage argues for clearly marked traffic cars and officers to deter violations. It suggests plain clothes presence, issuing tickets, and focusing on prevention rather than large fines, noting drivers slow when they see marked police and radar. It compares to states that mark patrols to enhance road safety and curb speeding.
Kyls News Letter Calls For Local Control Of Federal Aid
The Treasury shows how much states pay in and receive from federal aid with Alaska paying 17 cents per dollar returned and New Jersey paying 2.07 dollars for every dollar received. The piece argues to return taxing authority to states and reduce bureaucratic costs while noting 80 percent of funds cycle back to the payer state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Treasury
Alaska
Mississippi
New Jersey
Iowa
Washington
Northland
Federal funds and state tax contrasts in regional aid
The piece argues that Iowa and Nebraska show differ ent tax structures affecting federal funds. It notes Iowa received 64 percent and Nebraska 114 percent of federal funds relative to state tax revenues, while the South benefits from congressional support through amendments. The analysis highlights political versus economic factors shaping federal assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Nebraska
South
Congress
Duane Glasgow to Enter Navy School
Duane Glasgow and family arrive at Ben Glasgow home after 14 years Navy service. He will attend 13 weeks of schooling in Bainbridge Maryland then continue studies in Baltimore for about a year. Mary Duane Jr and Vicky Ann stay at home indefinitely as plans unfold for schooling and holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane Glasgow
Mary
White Sands
N. Mexico
Ben Glasgow
Duane
Navy
Bainbridge
Baltimore
Donna White
Moulton
Alvin Springs
Sherry Spring
Minnie Moffatt
Frank Cox
McTravia
Howard Burkland
John Dotson
Howard
Agnes Burkland
Carson Slay
Lou
Alvin Spring
Martha Bryant
Loral Bryant
Florence
Minnie
Dee
Replogle
Lionel Spring
Margaret
Elaine Bronson
Harold Spring
Dewey Houser
Merle Houser
Beacon
Ora Powell
Martyn
Topeka
Kan
W. R. Deeter
Rev. Deeter
Ray Zook
Kansas
Scarcliff
Cleanfield
Iowa
Larry Schlapla
Diagonal
Centerville
Floyd Wolver
Jean Spring
Joe Moore
Mae Morlan
Susie Moore
Stella McFall
Keith Phillips
Oral Powells
Evening at Merle Bronson Home Near Moulton
Evening gathering at the Merle Bronson home near Moulton with Ben Glasgow Duane Glasgow and family visiting. Sunday afternoon visits by Delitié Fenton and Martha Glasgow Duane’s grandmothers. Rev Bell and the choir from Second Baptist Center ville led services at the Brethren church Sunday evening. A good crowd enjoyed the choir and sermon.
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Merle Bronson
Moulton
Ben Glasgow
Duane Glasgow
Delitié Fenton
Irs Martha Glasgow
Duane
Bell
Second Baptist Church
Centerville
Brethren Church
Swift and Derby Families Social Visits Across Town
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Eastlack visited Mr. and Mrs. Paul Voss in Oskaloosa on Friday. The Ammons and Emery Hiatt families spent Sunday with Junior Al ens and others. Earl Swift called on Duane Wilson. Larry Derby and family visited Emmett Derbys on Wednesday. Charlotte Kline Lysle Bettis and Nancy Mosley stayed with Shirley Calhoun Tuesday. gatherings continued at Ben Pickerell and with Emmett Derby's family Sunday. Earl Swift and Glen Turner households had midweek visits.
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Sam Eastlack
Paul Voss
Oskaloosa
Lloyd Ammons
Alens
Emery Hiatt
Gary Perry
Julia
Jeffrey
Larry Derbys
Earl Swift
Duane Wilson
Larry Derby
Emmett Derbys
Charolette Kline
Lysle Bettis
Nancy
Union Township Family Gatherings and Church Outing
Union Township notes describe multiple family visits and dinners. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Stocker and others visited Carrie Boyer on Sunday afternoon. Several residents attended the Messiah in Des Moines. Burdett Cox and family hosted supper with Carl Cox. Extension of visits includes Harold Fenton, Sandy, Jane Downing, Kate Blumer, Peggy Rogers, and Maryss Fenton. Dennis Kelly family returned from Burdett Ward home. Burdett Cox and family visited Bob Haw in Davis County Hospital.
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Frederick
Noah Stocker
Carrie Boyer
Dale Cox
Bryan
Burdett Cox
Becky Wilson
Peggy Rogers
Maryss Fenton
Des Moines
Carl Cox
Harold
Fenton
Sandy
Jane
Bill Downing
Kate Blumer
Dennis Kelly
Burdett
Bob Haw
Davis County Hospital
Dinner Guests Mentioned in Local Social Notes
Mr and Mrs Harold Fenton and Mrs Delflid Fenton hosted and attended a Tuesday evening gathering. The report lists Mrs Jack Hoffman and Mrs Fenton as guests, noting the social event occurred at a family residence.
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Jack Hoffman
Harold Fenton
Delflid ‘Fenton
Swine School Dates Announced for County
Farmers plan a four day swine production school in Centerville at the Agricultural Building on February 15, 22, March 1 and 8. Specialists from Iowa State University will present on economics, veterinary medicine, entomology, engineering and basic sciences with enrollment limited to 50 or 60 and a $1 fee.
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Centerville
Towa State University
Hunting season dates listed for pheasant and quail
The State Conservation Commission announced pheasant quail and squirrel seasons close December 14. Rabbit season stays open to February 3, 1963 and raccoon to February 28, 1963. The 1962 Shotgun Season for Deer runs December 15 to 17.
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State Conservation Commission
Hunters faced show gaps as archers excelled this year
Archers reported over 200 deer kills to the office this season, with more expected, while last year’s tally neared 370. Mild fall slowed hunting, but trappers count record numbers in the field and muskrats remain plentiful statewide, fetching higher prices from fur buyers.
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Towa
Commission
Appanoose NFO to State Convention
Appanoose county NFO plans to attend the National Farmers Organization convention at the Veterans Memorial Auditorium in Des Moines Iowa on December 12 13. More than 5000 voting delegates are expected with an agenda including NFC master contracts with dairy processors relief on the meat part of the all out holding action and the election of a national president and board members. Delegates from Appanoose include Richard Ogden Victor Zintz Raymond Strickler Lester McCoy and Les.
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Appanoose County
NFO
National Farmers Organization
Veterans Memorial Auditorium
Des Moines
Iowa
Tor
Ralph Laberen
National Board of Directors
Appanocose County
Richard Ogden
Victor Zintz
Raymond Strickler
Lester McCoy
Les
Centerville meeting to Des Moines with local group
Lie Cook and a list of area residents will gather at Centerville City Hall parking lot at 8 a.m. Wednesday December 14 to travel to Des Moines. The event notes various attendees including Cook Ballanger Dix Guinn Piccalo Carmeny Strunk Paris McClurg Slurg Foster Howe Pace Long Masaman Mitchell.
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Lie Cook
Nelson Ballanger
Hal Dixon
Merlin Guinn
Tony Piccalo
B O. Carmeny
Lester Strunk
Walter Paris
Robert McClurg
Junior McSlurg
Clelt Foster
Sim Howe
Witstaff Pace
Emil Long
Laverne Masaman
Bob Mitchell
Centerville City Hall
Des Moines
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Moravia Union
Moravia
C. R. and
H. K. Charity
Editors Publishers
Appahooss
Monroe
United States
Ray Ramblin
Am. Woodwards
Harold Hawks
Goodyear, Ariz
Los Olivos Drive
Our
Highway Patrol
Leilas
Beauty Nook
Kyl
Benz Moravia Insurance Agency
Ynligh Sivan
Navy School
Union Township
Marlys
Dr. R
Bel Air
Dr. HT
P. Steering
Mont
P. Steerog
DODGE
NASH
H.T
FORD
Carmer’s, Inc
City Hall
Fay
Turner & Son
Appanoose
N.F.O
Polio Lion
Coulson & Burton Insurance
R. W. Baird
Over Stevens Drug Store
Pillsbury Mills
Centerville Police Department
John Elliott
Firestone
Blackwalls
Ell BC
Canada
Oehler
Albia
Parka
Iterville
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