Seymour Girls Reach State Sweet Sixteen In Region Tourney
Seymour and Moravia girls advance toward the state tournament after district wins with Seymour topping LeRoy and Eddyville at Corydon last week. The article notes unfinished rosters, past Moravia games, and nostalgic references to 1951 Moravia players. It ends with light commentary on parking meters and economic worries.
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Seymour
LeRoy
Eddyville
Corydon
Seymour Girls
State
Cole
Moravia
Moravia Sees Wide Streets and Local Improvements
Moravia features broad streets and no parking meters with diverse business houses. Residents weigh grain and hay at Gardner Hatchery after scales are rebuilt, an agriculture inspector approves. Doctor Williams regains stamina after a heart attack, and community hopes the old pump operates well again.
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Moravia
Gardner Hatchery
Department of Agriculture
Williams
Doc
Vosburgh by Mrs Emmett a Happy Helpers club report
The Happy Helpers club met with Dotta Swift and chose nutrients. Vernie McManus won the contest. Attendees included Olga Turner Vernie Ateve Manus Rosie Derby Monte Lynn Rena Ammons Linda Glen Paul James Calhoun Leon Carol Jean Earl Swift and Coy Swift. Two week meeting planned with Freda Swift and Clayton Sheldon. Family visits in Des Moines with Mrs Flo Frame. George Shehan and family moved. Edd McDonald’s baby Billy Joe born Feb 18 at St Joseph Ottumwa. Christmas birthday party for Clarence Sheldon. Fish fry at Mike Turner’s. Dolph Turner working for Roy Miller. Ben Pickrell family visited Clayton Sheldon’s. Bernard Kitterman and Ed Kay sick.
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Happy Helpers Club
Dotta Swift
Vernie McManus
Olga Turner
Vernie Ate
Manus
Rosie Derby
Monte Lynn
Rena Ammons
Linda
Glen and
Paul
James Calhoun
Leon
Carol Jean
Earl Swift
Coy Swift
Freda Swift
Emmett, Derby's
Gerald Rischert
Enon Local News Roundup Reflects Small-Town Life
Enon notes a light rain last Saturday and local visits. Joannie Hawk attended school as her parents took Coleen to Centerville for tear duct treatment with a follow up planned. Sympathy extended to the families of Mrs. Chas. Johnson and others.
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Joannie Hawk
Coleen
Centerville
Chas
Johnson
Mearl Walter
Garnet McDonough
Marvin Vance
Opal Wilson
Stanley
Albert
Local notices and community updates from Appanoose County
A dense page of 1954 local notices, family visits, and public records. Residents VanDorin and Vance families are noted visiting relatives. church activities and school district matters are recorded alongside county board actions, including tax deed sale details, trustee appointments, coal contracts, and township leadership changes.
Board of Supervisors approves tax deed sale for Numa lots
Proceedings detail a resolution authorizing deed to J H Frogge for Blackburns lots 9 and 10 in Numa town for $5.00, with town and school district consents and the auditor and treasurer to record apportionment. It includes related notes on a 1953 deed to Spanacse Copaly and a Mosley case with a $60 payment.
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Town Council of
Brazil
Bellair
Appanoose County
LeRoy Mosley
R. C. Wilson
Board of Supervisors
Iowa
Exline
Johnson
Toline
Glen Johnson
Wilson
Veil Farnsworth
Appanoose
County Recorder's Office
Blackburns
Numa
J. H. Frogge
Independent School District
J. H., Frogre
R. & Wilson
Earl Exlline
Verl
Ofand Ae
Appanoose County Supervisors pass multiple 1954 actions
The Appanoose County Board of Supervisors adopt resolutions canceling Tax Sale No 4980, raise county road crew pay, and compromise Donna Wakefield care for 603.91. They set 1954 salaries for county offices totaling 68,908.00, authorize probation officer funding, approve a Matron rest room contract, accept coal bids, and transfer 150.00 to the Institute Fund. Signed January 11 1954.
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E. Appanoose County Board of Supervisors
Donna Wakefield
Appanoose County Board of Supervisors
R. C. Wilson
Glen Johnson
Earl Exline
Veil Farnsworth
Board of Supervisors
County Board of Supervisors
Aes Oreeey
County Recorder's
Senee County Clerk's Office
Raterica
Appanoose County
Iowa
Mary Belle Curtis
Centerville
Exline
Farnsworth County
County General Fund
Institute Fund
Earl
Landsale of shale at Mystic Town No 4 coal mine
Verl K Farnsworth and Verda L Moss and E O Moss sell shale on the No 4 coal mine premises on Walnut Creek South Side Mystic Town. Ap panoose County Iowa pays $2,000. Buyers gain 10 year removal right with ingress and egress. Warranty of title. Date January 5, 1953. Witnesses E C Moss and Vera Moss. Board adjourned to meet on Auditor call R C Wilson chaired.
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Farnsworth
Earl Exiine
R .C. Wilson
Glen Johnson
Board of Supervisors
Appanoose County
Iowa
Appanoose County Coal Company
L. H. Mal- Tett
Earl Extine
R. C. Wilson
Glen Overturf
Chariton Township
Appanoose County Board of Superviors
Wilson Glen Johnson
Verl K. Farnsworth
Verda L. Moss
Moss
United States
Appanoose
Walnut Creek
Mystic Town
E. C. Moss
Vera Moss
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Iowa Press Association
Co. R. and
H. K. Charity
Monroe
Vas
Rays
Ramblin’s
Seymour and Moravia
Dale Caris
Sioux City
Dale
George
Arabia
Mr. Caris
Peoples Abstract & Title Co
Centerville National Bank
Meredith B. Griffing
Lindane Aukus
Lew
Vosburgh
Clayton Sheldon
Clarence Sheldon
Mike Turner
Dolph Turner
Roy Miller
Ben Pickrell
Bernard Kitterman
Ed Kay
Enon
Baa Pamacn
Leo VanDorin
J. T. VanDorin
Art Me- Comba
Dallas Faber
Joe Griffin
DaVonna Vance
Claude Wren
Albia
Sylvan VanDorin
Nazarene
Bill Bettis
Carl Bettis
Germany
U. S. Army
Jonny . Taghopietra
Ward
the Board of Supervisors
Ra ‘of Supervisors
Earl Exline Glen Johnson
State of
Earl_ Exline
Aseseserers-Cnssiceguenaee
L. H. Mallett
Appano
Probation Office
Low
Terea
Oldamobile
Cadillac
GMC Trucks
ROR
Hollingshead Jewelry West ‘Side Square
Albla
Mae Eer
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