Appanoose County Board Proceedings Summary 1936
The Board met per adjournment with all members present. The following claims were allowed.
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1936
Page
7
The Board met per adjournment with all members present. The following claims were allowed.
The Moravia County Board of Supervisors met with the county auditor and assessors in open session to review claims payments including witnesses, reporters, and printing firms. It lists tax and road work items, drainage district entries, and official bonds. The board set the assessment period schedule by township and approved annual and quarterly reports and inventories for 1935 and 1936.
Short want ad seeking a man with farm experience for immediate hire and steady weekly pay. Car required. Write or sign name and mail to Box 164 Dept 3574 Quincy Illinois.
Appanoose County Iowa issues a special execution from the district court in favor of Fred N Argo J Roscoe Argo and Nellie A Haines against H G Argo and Sybil I Argo. Property Lots 1 2 7 and 8 in Block 3 of Iconium to be sold February 15 1936 at 10 am at the courthouse south door Centerville for 2456.00 dollars debt plus 88.25 dollars costs and accruing fees.
In Appanoose County Iowa the district court holds a petition by administrator C C Coulson to sell real estate in the northeast quarter of the northwest quarter section 10 township 70 north range 16 west for paying debts and costs. Defendants are named and must show cause at Centerville court by February 9 oclock.
Notice of hearing in Appanoose County District Court on petition by C M McFatridge Executor to sell Lot 1 Block 9 Horner's First Addition Moravia Iowa to pay debts of Louisa Dodd deceased. Hearing 9 AM February 8 1986 at Centerville Court House.
Salem social diary records Wednesday visits with Jessia Sheldon and Hazel Hellyer. Nearby, Clyde Jess Gladfelder Hannah Gladfelder and Mr Mrs Guy McKern helped Newton Long saw wood. Potts birthday celebration included several locals. Weather and travel hindered weekend visits due to deep snow.
Mystic Route 2 residents and neighbors shared a week of visits. Mrs. Ligsie Kelsey, Mrs. Rosa Beaty, and families spent Mondays and Tuesdays visiting at various homes in Albia Centerville and Moravia. Hospital updates note a patient at Ottumwa Hospital recovering from appendicitis and slowly improving.
The report notes several social visits and relocations. Wendl Coulson and Rosa Beaty visited Centerville and Moravia, Gustaf Coulson stayed with Louie Priebe in Albia, Adolph Lemaster helped at Russell Brown’s birthday, and Phyllis Lemaster attended study center in Centerville.
Enon Helping Hand club gathered with Mr. and Mrs. Guy Roberts last Thursday with 24 attendees. Members quilted a waterlily design for Mrs. Keith Roberts while men cut wood and made pasta. They plan to meet with Mr. and Mrs. Wm Gilter this Thursday.
Hope County planning officials and Iowa State College Extension Service await guidance from the Agricultural Adjustment Administration after the Supreme Court blocked corn hog production controls. R K Bliss cites likely shift to long term agricultural policy to sustain emergency gains and stabilize production at profitable levels. Planning committees convened after nine district January conferences.
More than 400 representatives and county agents work on soil and farm management to craft a national policy under the U S Department of Agriculture. Murl McDonald chairs the state committee. AAA adjustments are set to end, prompting expectation of a substitute program as emergency controls stop. County records await federal guidance as the move toward a long-term plan progresses.
Des Moines reports that three weeks of frequent snows and cloudiness have formed a thick porous mantle over winter grains and grasses in Iowa. The exception is extreme southwest counties with little snow, leaving bare ground and exposing crops to risk as chinch bugs seek underground hibernation in insulated soil crowns.
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