Rays Ramblins Report Tax Troubles Hit Entertainers
The piece notes rising income tax concerns among entertainers and sports figures who fear owing varying sums. It mentions financing strategies to meet tax obligations and points to lavish spending on champagne and pink Cadillacs as common but insufficient buffers for Uncle Sam. Weather is cited as a secondary topic with ongoing freezing conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tis
Internal Revenue Department
Uncle Sam
Cold Monday Night Sets Record Low for Area
In frigid Monday night weather, temperatures plunged to extreme lows across rural and low-lying areas. Mercury readings varied, with some thermometers dropping into the 40s below zero, while others near town reported 30s below. School buses ran late after Friday’s delay but resumed routes before noon. Local wrestling action on Des Moines TV Saturday features Bob Giegel, son-in-law of Mrs. Jess Lackender, headlining the main bout and challenging the world's titleholder. Giegel’s home base is listed as Algona, though the family recently lived in Amarillo and spent time at the Lackender residence in Teonium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Hawk
Des Moines TV
Bob Giegel
Jess Lackender
Amarillo
Texas
Iowa
Algona
Teonium
Doyle Christy
Fred Christy
Barbara
Wayne Christy
Elaine
Joyce
Aubrey Christy
Gerald Rineharts
Lawrence Hammond
George Hammond
Ottumwa
Bert Rinehart
Mary Lou
Frank
Lew Rinehart
Donnie
Sheryl Landgrehe
Clarence Scotts
Frank Rinehart
Bloomfield
Josephine Scott
Betty Lou Taylor
Pauline
Aubrey Christys
Charlie Wakefield
Bob Scieszinski
Glen Overturfs
Lloyd Landgrebe
Fannie Wymore
Oskaloosa
Doyle Christys
Gerald Rinehart
Mary Lou Rinehart
Dick Browns
Social Roundup At Rinehart and Christy Homes
Numerous family gatherings and visits are documented in this community note. Residents including Doyle Christy family, Gerald and Mary Lou Rinehart households, and related relatives share dinners, weekend visits, and outings across Ottumwa and surrounding towns with listed kin and friends attending events and driving arrangements.
Udell Community News Roundup From Udell Iowa
Local notes show Mrs Josie Stuckey visiting at E A Taylor home. Minnie Morris returned to Knoxville after weeks with relatives. Measles affect Ricky and Dennis. Sympathies to Minnick and More families. Hodges and Morlan families move plans and multiple visits across towns including Centerville and Beacon. Funeral notices for Marvin Hedgecock and Winnie Kinton referenced with local end notices. Major Dale Stuckey and others travel to New Hampshire and Jackson Miss after holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie Stuckey
Lor
Minnie Morris
Knoxville
Ora Powell and
Martyn
Carl Whisler
Loral Bryant
Marie Corell
Udell
Frederick Koehler
Raymond Hughes
Merie Houser
Dewey Houser
Ricky
Dennis
Luther Minnick
Perry More
Unionville
Raymond Byers
Iowa City
Linda Moore
Evelyn Henshaw
Edna Moore
Joe Moores
Clark Miller
Lewis
Bloomfield
Neal Brinegar
Dale
Centerville
Lionel Spring
Doyle
Darlene
Thousand Oaks
California
Joe Moore
Lora Sue
Timmy
Mae Morland
Lorance Morlan
Zola Saum
Chet Curl
Harold Spring
Alvin Springs
Merle Houser
Oskaloosa
Floyd Wolver
Moulton
Beacon
Carl Weber
Wayne
Kenneth Salladay
Shirley Salladay
Ora Powell
Sammy
Lorance Morlany
Tony Mantegna
San Jose
Aletha Ream
Craig
Long Beach
Robert Morlan
Republic Mo
Major
Dale Stuckey
New Hampshire
John Stuckey
Lttle
Jackson
Miss
Jerry Stark
Des Moines
Minnie Replagle
Karen
H. B. Spring Home
Loranee Morlan
Kenny
Jerry
Mas Morlan
Alvin Spring Home
Calif
Lester Murdy
Delilah Fenton
Lulu Koehler
Myrtle Harrington
Emma Ray
Della Harrington
Ola Stanley
Ben Glasgow
Winnie Kinton
Kinton
Elmer
Maggie) Brown
Finis
Maude) Johnson
Exline
Marvin M. Hedgecock
Miller-Wehrle
Hedgecock Family Part of Centerville Area for Over Fifty Years
Hedgecock and Martha Ashtead have lived east of Udell for more than fifty years, building a respected family. Mr. Hedgecock survives by his partner and by two daughters Esther Dead and Geneva Ranes of Centerville, and two sons Earl and Faye of Centerville, with grandchildren and great grandchildren. Community extends sympathy to the bereaved as local residents are listed attending various gatherings and visits through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedgewock
Martha Ashtead
Hedgecock
Udell
Esther Dead
Geneva Ranes
Centerville
Earl
Faye
Blue Front By Mrs. Joan Van Zante
Real winter weather with twenty degrees below and snow surrounds a social update. Sunday dinner guests at the Late Hiatt home include Mr and Mrs Carl Van Zante and their boys. The Sew and So club party gathered at Harold Mason home Friday evening. Ben Jones had a turkey birthday dinner at Wendell Murdy home. Mrs Jones birthday was January 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl van Zante
Hiatt
Cyril McDanel
Albia
Wendell Murdy
Mrs. Jones
Proceedings Of Apanoose County Board January 2 1957
The Apanoose County Board of Supervisors met in regular session with Walter Harner Glen Johnson and Earl Exline present. They approved claims for General Fund including supplies for Acres Blackmar Centerville etc and various salaries services and insurance costs. The record lists numerous vendors and amounts in connection with county operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Appanoose County
Walter Harner
Glen Johnson
Earl Exline
General Fund
Blackmar
Centerville
Duree
Harper
Walter G
Hill
Warren A
Hospital Service Inc
Town
Southern Utilities
Towegian Printing Company
Pyumginz Ceescesessesrsrennesecueene
Jenkins Fergemann Coma
Er-Sesevssans Nenrseees
Wheeler Typewriter Exchange
Fe Pilar Harpig
X Gi Co
Trenas Hospital Service Inc
Kastet
Aeliyy Knapp, &, M
Gentervill National Bank
Centerville National Bank
Ce Hollingshead
Dr. B. C
Board of Education
Anpanocag
County
Centerville Nati Withholding
Hargis, H, G
Trea, LO
AL Becesnsecseere
Imsupence
Ssscscrsssersvronsnens County Farm Fond— Acres Blackmar Co
Igtgeacorivonwalah
Appanoose County Tele. Co
Bagley Nursing Home
Centerville National Ban Withholding
Hargis, H. G
Treas
Appanoose County Supervisors Name 1957 Chairman
Be It Remembered on January 2 1957 the Appanoose County Board of Supervisors unanimously appointed Mr Walter Harper as chairman for 1957. Also noted is the annual report approvals and appointments in the County Clerk Treasurer Auditor offices with figures and names listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Verl K. Farnsworth
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Tow
HR. Charity, Editors Publishers
Appaneose
Monroe Counties
Rays
Ramblin’s
Turner Funeral Home
Mobavia
Ion Shop
Banare
Alaie
Shanghai
L. J. Smith
J.B. Spring
Mrs. Wilbur Or
Robert Strunk
Iva Strunk
Leno Bimbi
Richard ‘Tubaugh
Charles Andrews
Seymour
Lee Tadlock
Drenda Gee Tubaugh
Barbara Strunk
Raymond Williams
Silas Wadsworth
Nellie. Williams
Richard Tubaugh
Erma ‘Tubaugh
Janiece
Chas. Andrews
Dean Andrews
Leo Means
Cecil Comstock
Albert Tubaugh
Ray ‘Tubaugh
Jim, Hershberger
Carl Proctor
Blakesburg
Wilbur Miller
Blue
Joan van Zante
The
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Ross
Ruby
Samson
C. E
Shinogle
Dorothy
Tucker
Ruth
E. P. Powers
K. Farnsworth
M. G
H. G. Harels
Towa Trust & Savings Banke
Towegian & Citizen
Tribune
Recorder’s Office
Vox
Grand Total Treas
Cpeice Once Sone S
Dick” Cooper
Washington Centerville
Owa
Basil Rathbone
the Black Sheep
Brian Donlevy
Spencer Tracy
Technicolor
Maureen O'Hara
Lawrence Welk
Richey Florists
Mystery Farm
McClurg Implement Co
Allis-Chalmers Degler
Moravia Farm Service Petroleum Products
Turner & Son Furniture — Hardware — Lumber
Dewey’s Place
Phillips 66
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