Beaty Celebrates 87th Birthday With Family in Centerville
Mrs Rosa Beaty of 203 W Washington Centerville marked her 87th birthday with six of her children present. A noon meal featured turkey and trimmings for relatives including Bernice Coulson Lloyd Beaty Denise Howard Teater Karen Harold Huff Alex Allardyce Connie John Beaty Catherine Beaty and the celebrant. Born in Appanese county she spent most of her life here and has 44 grandchildren two step grandchildren 82 great grandchildren 13 step grandchildren three great great grandchildren and many relatives. Her brother Geo Hiner and wife visited along with a niece Verda Argo caped in the avenue. She received several sweet gifts and well wishes for health and happiness in the new year.
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Rosa Beaty
Washington &I
Centerville
Tech
Bernice Coulson
Lloyd Beaty
Denny
Howard Teater
Karen
Harold Huff
Alex Allardyce
Connie
John Beaty
Catherine Beaty
Mrs Bessie Meturdy Dies After Heart Attack
Mrs Bessie Meturdy 76 of Ottumwa died Sunday at 2 30 p m in Ottumwa hospital after suffering a heart attack She was the daughter of George W and Josephine Clatiey and was born in Ottumwa
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Bessie Meturdy
Ottumwa
Ottumwa Hospital
George W. and
Josephine E Clatiey
Longtime Unionville Matron Passes. Service Held in Blakesburg
March 24 1886 in Unionville Iowa Mrs Clancy widow of Charley McCurdy formerly of Ottumwa left five grandchildren and four great grandchildren Surviving children Jerrold Reinhard and Faye Tomlin plus a sister Miss Berry P Clancy and brother Glen R Clancy Funeral at Kned ler Blakesburg with Rev La Verne Morris officiating burial in Raton Cemetery Pallbearers included Bill Clancy Earnest Johnson and others
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Unionville
Charley McCurdy
Davis Street Chistian Church
Jerrold
Jerry) McCurdy
Ottutiwa
Jackie Reinhard
Blakesburg
Faye Tomlin
Ottumwa
Berry P. Clancy
Grand’ Rapids
Mich
Glen R. Clancy
Chloe Tucker
Earl
Hatl
Clancy
Knedler
Rev
la Verne Morris
Raton
Contemplations on a Christmas Card From the Soviet Embassy
A fragment from a Pierre article notes Christmas goodwill felt by Christendom contrasts with the Soviet leadership in Moscow. It claims the rulers distrust Christmas yet value public relations, suggesting a political message behind holiday messaging.
Christmas and Communist greeting contrast in pursuit of peace
The author notes a Soviet Embassy holiday greeting and contrasts it with Christian and Jewish remembrances of family during the season. Citing Marguerite Stitt Church, they reflect on dialogue with a U.N. Communist leader who dismissed human values. The piece advocates mutual understanding and hopes for peace and good will.
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Red Square
Moscow
Marguerite Stitt Church
U.N
Berlin Wall
Area redevelopment plan targets Appanoose Monroe counties
Iowa designated Appanoose and Monroe as area redevelopment counties for federal aid due to high unemployment from the coal decline. The Iowa Development Commission picked counties, and aid hinges on individual requests channeled through established committees, a federal representative said.
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Appanoose
Monroe
Iowa
Iowa Development Commission
Federal
Governmnt
County committees form for Appanoose Monroe economic plan
A consulting firm outlines six committees for Appanoose and Monroe counties covering agriculture industry business education recreation and government. Co chairmen include Wilson Ervin and Lloyd Scott. Plans seek federal funds via an area development program with pasture and soil survey projects and proposed committee input to K B Owen Boyd O Briant Warren McQuarry Dr BE A Larsey Harry Dukes and Guy Evans. Diversion payments for farm base reductions and crop price changes are noted amid broader economic development efforts.
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Cochairman
Appanoose
Wilson Ervin
Lloyd Scott
Farmers Homestration
Monroe County
K. B. Owen
Boyd O’briant
Price support rate on 1983 corn increased
Joe A. Beer, chairman of the Appandose county ASC committee, reports the national average price support for next year's corn has risen to 1.25 dollars per bushel, five cents higher than the past two years. The 1963 feed grain program also sees changes benefiting farmers with a feed grain.
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Iit
Joe A. Beer
Appandose County
ASC
Joe Beer
Board of Supervisors Proceedings Extract Shows Local Purchases
Proceedings list routine expenditures from various vendors and services including grocery, bakery, fuel, repairs, medical supplies, hardware, and banking. Items mention Lowenbrenner's Bakery, Southern Utilities Co, Marshall Painting Co, Meats Co, Beck & Supply, Drug Store suppliers, Talbot Lumber, King Implement, and Centerville National Bank among others with small individual amounts.
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Indrick, Ly
Sscara
Lows Southern Utilities Co
State Tale, Corp
Ilvain
Marvelle
Marshall Peinting ¢ Co
Meat Pi Co
Fuel
Movement Co
Boone Blank
Foo
Callen
I King
Richard L
Bi Robertson
Harry
Olene
Stevenes Dwight A Agolice
Centerville National Bank, Withholding
Des Moines Nationery Acs
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Riacem Steel
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Hone
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Vita Sure Orange Drink
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Dr. Ri, H
Auto Trans
Bel Air
Dr. H.T. R
Auto. Trans
Aercaugh
Dodge Royal
Carmer
Warmte
Au Re Ia
Eer
Texaco
Oehler Bros
Moravia
Lawa
Erbe
J. ©. Nelson
Des Moines
Iowa Council of Churches
Serid
Algeria
Board Supervisors
Icentifuicaly
iMerry
LeAnn Ei
Vollow
Wans
Bulova
Uninet ‘Sistes Tasting Company, Inc
iWhan Game, Crystal and Craw
A & A Shoe Store
My. and
Mrs
Verlin Altheide
Albia
Merry Christmas
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Ford Service
General Motor
Albia Sales
Sale Pavilion
Albia Sales Co
Peterson and Sons
Don
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Pat Morehead
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