Raymond Perry Hospital Patient and Community Socials
Raymond Perry hospitalized in Monroe from Monday to Thursday for arthritis. Community notes record 4 H training in Albia, numerous visits to the Perry home, Christmas and birthday events at IConium M E church, and socials among the Brown, Calhoun, McCord, Lee, Hellyer, and Rinehart families with several relatives visiting in Moravia and Des Moines connections.
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Raymond Perry
Monroe
Orville McCord
Richard Perry
Christian Church Service Center
Albia
Lloyd Brown
Clinton Albertson
Hazel Heilyer
Delbert Calhoun
Richard
Karl Lee
Bert Rinehart
Clarence Whitehead
Sandra
Bobby
Edward McCord
Orville
Iconium M.E
Lionel Potts
Ronald
Lionel Potts Jr
Des Moines
Ethel Hamilton
Brown
George McCombs
Colleen
Beth
McCombs
Phoenix
Ariz
Dick Brown
Russell Brown
Chatton
Moravia
Hazel Hellyer
Debert Calhoun
Carl McCord
Claude Hawk
Coy Swift
Hazel Heliyer
Frank Rinehart
Randy Whitehead
Marion Allen
Russell
George
Karol Ann Hellyer
Dejl Hellyer
Will and testament notice in Appanoose County Iowa
District Court in Ap panoose County Iowa publishes legal notice regarding a paper purporting to be the last will and testament dated December 12 1960. The notice addresses all whom it may concern and seeks proper probate action.
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Appanoose County
Iowa
Ang Testa
Probate Hearing Set For A G Turner Will
The last will and testament of A G Turner deceased was filed for probate. A final proof hearing is scheduled for January 12 1961 at 10:00 A M before Clerk M G Luse. All interested parties must appear to show cause why the will should not be admitted to probate. (Attorney: Milani Milani).
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U. G. Turner
Said County
A. G. Turner
Administratrix Named for John W. Hutton Estate
On December 14 1960 the District Court of Appanoose County Iowa appointed Minnie Yenger administratrix of the John W. Hutton estate. All debts should be paid to her and all claims presented to the court for allowance with legal authentication. Attorney Charles L Johnston advises. Tec 22 29 1960.
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District Court of
Appanoose County
Towa
John W. Hutton
Minnie Yenger
Charles L. Johnston
Batate
Sheriff Sale Notice in Appancose County Iowa
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a Special Execution from the Clerk of the District Court in Appancose County Iowa, issued on a judgment in favor of Mary B Greenleaf et al against Myrtia Coltrain and others. The sale is to satisfy the judgment and will proceed as directed by law.
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State OF Iowa
Appancose County
District Court
Mary B. Greenleaf
Myrtia Coltrain
Scribbler Continues Wreath On School Roof For Christmas
A large evergreen wreath with eight light strings tops the school building. High wires secure it while a silver bell and red bow add features. Sponsor Mr Guthrey led student council effort, completed for the basketball game with Louilla, sparking comments on originality and holiday spirit.
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Guthrey
Sheriff Sale Notice of Coltrain Property in Centerville
Emery L Coltrain and Myrtis Coltrain lose levy on the northeast quarter of section 13 township 70 range 17. On Tuesday January 17 1961 at 10:00 AM at the courthouse south door Centerville will sell the property to satisfy an execution of 1274.40 dollars debt plus 73.23 dollars costs with accruing costs. Paul W Thomas Sheriff of Appancese County. December 22 1969 Deg 99.
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Emery L. Coltrain
Myrtis Coltrain
Centerville
Paul W. Thomas
Appancese County
Fifth Grade News Christmas Spirit In Room
The fifth grade class marked the season with painted symbols on windows blue and white crepe paper a decorated tree and a Merry Christmas bulletin. Hobby Club elected Pat Judge president Judy Stufflebeam vice president and Pamela Burton secretary for six weeks. They planned a Christmas party for December 23. In Social Studies they learned about simple machines and explored pulleys finding they let them raise a weight with less force.
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Sth
Hobby Club
Pat Judge
Judy Stufflebeam
Pamela Burton
Ronnie Bates
Wild Life in Appa Nolese County Observation
Citizen calls attention to local wildlife viewing in snow season. Notes common sightings like squirrels foxes deer does and bucks. Encourages responsible hunting and farmer cooperation to feed and shelter wildlife and preserve nature for public benefit. Bill Main
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Appa Nolese
Bill Main
Survey on Cheerleaders Improvement
A reader query asks if cheerleaders heed feedback and what improvements are noted. Ronnie Ciester is referenced in the prompt as the commenter, seeking opinions on whether adjustments are being made and which areas gain attention.
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Ronnie Ciester
Cheerleaders Get Mixed Feedback from Students and Staff
A collection of remarks praises cheerleaders while urging more spirit and broader support from the student body and school community. Individuals name improvements and ask for firmer backing during games and events.
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Jay Wilson
Elaine Free
Steve Tarbell
Eddie Oshler
Lorene Plants
Martha Sinclair
Red
Lyou
Terry Tuttle
Dave Rhee
BeWayne Robinson
Passing Along Notes From A Personal Exchange
A friendly chat about art, a northern visit, and social remarks. The message affectionately mentions Nellie A Donna Rae Shaw and plans for April in relation to travel and family, with light compliments on appearance and a nod to a birthday song.
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Salem News
Raymond Perry Hospital
R. W. Baird
Over Stevens Drug Store
Town
Peace In Earth
A & A Shoe Store
Mr. and
Mrs
Verlin Altheide
Geode Seed & Feed Co
M. G. Luse
Milani
Sheriff’ Sale
Elmer
Kenneth
Sonny
Roy Rinehart
Jim Grimes
Bill Brown
Dayton Kendall
Margaret Myres
Louise Yohe
Claude Sharp
Marvin Heriford
Mark
Carson
LaNita
Janet H
Gary R
Peggy R
Coltrain
Dallas
Mr. Guthrey
Polo
Nellie A
Donna Rae
Shaw
Curg
Dick” Cooper
W. Washington
Illingworth Jewelry
Peoples National Bank
J. E. King Chester C. Woodcock
Barbara Fryg Helen Marie Cral Elsie Asher Be, W. Baxter
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