Mrs C C Cullers Visit From Paris Mo
Mrs C C Cullers of Paris Missouri came Thursday for an over Sunday visit.
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1940
Page
3
Mrs C C Cullers of Paris Missouri came Thursday for an over Sunday visit.
Visitation and travel updates from Moravia area residents. John Robinson arrives as new Wabash depot agent at Gallatin Missouri, staying with H E Watts until C C Cullers home is vacated. Guests include Loyd Carter family, Cass Hamilton and daughter Helen, Dorothy Nowels, Richard Harp of Corydon, and Wm Laws family. Mrs L D Whitten of Newton recovering in Newton Hospital. F A Miller recovering from appendicitis at St Josephs Centerville. Gordner family from Ames visiting, T R Gordner hosts. Former Moravia instructor W K McNabb visiting O D DuVall home. John Dille and family dine with Roy Fisher near Blakesburg. Arp and Mason visit Mary Hoskinson.
By order of the town council the municipality will not cover costs for removing fallen trees and limbs from private property. Town Clerk G B Winsler records the decision.
The Moravia Town Council in Appanoose County Iowa will meet January 6 1941 at 8 pm in the Community Hall Moravia to authorize funding bonds totaling 2600 dollars to fund an outstanding debt evidenced by a judgment in Law Cause No 28042 dated December 14 1940 in the Iowa District Court for Appanoose County. The funding bonds will renew but not...
G B Winsler Town Clerk notes that five or more taxpayers may file a petition in the clerk’s office before the meeting date to object to the proposed increase in town indebtedness. The notice outlines the right to challenge the bond measure and ensures taxpayer involvement in the debt decision.
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