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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1940
Page
4
Appanoose County Board approves tax sale cancellations and property deeds. The board discusses rescinding a 1936 tax sale to ensure proper bidding, orders refunds to Monta Hackathorn, and authorizes deeds for multiple Mystic additions parcels sold at public auction. It also transfers 7000 dollars from the Emergency Fund to the General Fund and adjourns.
The board met in adjourned session with all members present on November 29 1940. The west 65 feet of Lot 7 D L Strickler's Addition to Centerville Iowa was sold at public auction in the board room at 10:00 A M to F A Close for 1160 dollars. Sale complied with Chapter 282 of the 1939 Code of Iowa.
Week's social notices list gatherings at the Dell Hellyer home with families including Hilton, Hampton, Woodward, and Johnson. Nearby, Buckeye and Cornell residents such as Bennie Youngker and the Youngker siblings joined the Whitehead and Gladfelder households. Additional calls include Aid at the Methodist church and weekend visits among local residents.
Mr and Mrs Herbert McDanel Billie and Bobby Joe visit with Mr and Mrs Jim Cline Sunday. Glen Callen of Berkley arrives to spend vacation at Riley Callen home. Misses Elsie Lilly Callen attend W S C S and gift exchange at Mrs Orval Burton home. Mrs Tom Cridlebaugh accompanied Mrs Daniels and Kenneth to Oklahoma Sunday. Riley Callen Glendar Dale spend Sunday with Clarence Dowd. Francia Miller of University of Iowa visits Theo Miller home. Coulson departs for Santa Ana Calif. Jim Cline Carl Mericle Robert Luse Dale Callen and Theo Miller helped on telephone line Monday. Mrs Harry Brown of Centerville visiting Forest Mericle home.
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