Dell Hellyer Admitted To Davis County Hospital
Dell Hellyer became quite ill Friday morning and was taken to the Davis County Hospital where he is improving. Several neighbors and relatives visited or dined with the Hellyer family over the weekend and week, including Terry Rose of Des Moines and members of Calhoun, Jackson, Run nells, Huff, Brown, and Whitehead households. The Vennard Team from Oskaloosa and Rev Coleman and family joined in Sunday dinner at the Clarence Whitehead home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dell Hellyer
Davis County Hospital
Terry Rose
Des Moines
Delbert Calhoun
Eugene Jackson
Pearl Runnells
Amy Hiner
Gene Huff
Tory
Steven
Floyd Crabtree
Lloyd Brown
Coy Swift
Earl Swift
James Calhoun
Ethel Hamilton
Hazel
Dick and
Clark Hellyer
Clarence Whitehead
Bobby
Delbert
Calhoun
George
Francine Brozivich
Moravia
Edward McCord
Centerville
Hazel Hellyer
Faye Platt
Rev
Coleman
Brenda
Gary
Vennard
Oskaloosa
Yennard
School class party at the Deda Tomtin home
A school class party was held at the Deda Tomtin residence on Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Don Besse were supper guests at the George Brotovitch home Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deda Tomtin
Don Besse
George Brotovich
Proceedings Of Ap panoose County Board December 9 1966
Appanoose County Board met in regular session with Helphill Wood and Gail Felkner. They approved numerous claims for the General Fund including purchases from American Standard Wholesale, Centerville National Bank, Clore Insurance, Hawkeye Lumber, Iowa State Telephone, and other vendors. Reimbursements covered office supplies, repairs, medical, fuel, and prisoners’ care totaling many dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Appanoose County
Helph
Wood
Gail Felkner
Thay
General Fund
American Standard Wholesale Corp
Appanoose Country Club
Barney Typewriter Exchange, Inc
Aupplias
Sogwell Printing
Eeeeve
Centerville National Bank
Ereeseve Bar Cloré Insurance Agency
Seers
Saan
Edaentie Electronic Salealnter Co
Hawkeye Lumber Co
Seeces Telagy Haygreet'sa
Segkecuuz
Southern Untituss
Iowa State Telephone Corp
King
Richard L
Wallee
Mid State
Odorite
Ottumwa
Bergios
Parrott, Matt & Sons Co
Revere Chemical Corp
Ini E Cence Nee
Ces
Robertson
Harry
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital Medical Ag
States Publishing Co
Stevens Drug
Willis
Larry
Repairy
BAPE
Walnut
Juanita Zimmer
Billy C. Long
Howard Fpontious
H. Walker
Zep Merufactaring Artes Bune Ples
County Farm Puna Acme Chemical Co
Bartle
George
Ben Franklin Store
Centerville Municipal Waterworka
Esseee
Clark
Ted
Skelgag Service
Niessenees
Cooper, RK
BE Dvm
Curl Machine Shop
Drake Feed & Supply
Elliott, Earl & Son
Gambles Store
Harris
Guy
Feed & Seed
Keck, Inc
Kelly
Edward D
DDS
Lowenberg Bakery
Mid State Odorite ‘Co
Bubpues
Moore Implement Co
Owl Drug Store
Carnsworth
Parnsworth
Vert
T. S. Farnsworth
Reight Exp
Postaga
Weteacee Cee
Hines
Oil Co
Fuel Co
Rere
Tows State Telephone Corp
Qwi
P& 9 ON Co
Leb S & G
St. Joseph Marcy Hospital
Star Cleaners
Steven's Drug
Medical
Swan
Tommy's Electric & Retrig- Watkina Quality Poducta
Brown
Hargia
H. G. Co. Treas, Machines Corp
Office Hi
Church Congregations Schedule Youth Sunday and Meetings
A list of religious services across several churches with times for Sunday School Morning Worship Sunday activities youth events and midweek Bible studies including Evangelical United Brethren Methodist Nazarene and Grace and Wesley Chapel and Moravia congregations led by pastors Rev J A Ogden Rev Wayne Thompson Rev E J Strong and others. Includes Youth Fellowship MYF Bible studies prayer meetings and church notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical United Brethren Church
J. A. Ogden
Carl Tison
Iconium Methodist Church
Wayne Thompson
W.S.C.S
Methodist Church
Church of the Nazarene
E. J. Strong
Frank Woodward
Grace Methodist Church
Elton D. Celaman
Fairview
Keith Gladfather
Ray Harrisons
Wesley Chapel
Glenn Phillips
Frank Heckmans
Moravia
Ron Woodward
Unclear Vendor Ledger With Numerous Personal Payments
Fragmented OCR ledger lists numerous individuals and businesses with mixed payments and amounts. Names include Abbott, Archer, Ewing, Silly, and Hayes among others, with lines referencing groceries, drugs, fuel, hospitalizations, and home services. The data resembles a community ledger or payroll-like disbursement sheet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbott
Ott's
John Brassette
Teen Arche
Tom
Ash
Vera
Rh Carr
Daisy
Meala & Re
Elmer Hayes
Senasel Blue Flame Gas Ca
Sylvia Abbott
City Bookstory
Offen Supplica
Taeneedas
Taeneedas Ae Aed | Clarke Coal € O., Fuel | «» 16.00 Opal Strappazon
Connor
Ora Ewing
Blanche Stam
Opal Strappaton
Trenton Wenndland
Bayea Banatsne
Hoogenton
Dr i
Office McElwee
Sara ‘Taue
Fakh Teilel Rent & ‘Urtiiies
Hunt
George
Fuel - Beal Seisteen Pssee Ee
McGraun'h Grocery
Povin
Lesa Plerobon
Cash Reef
Pari Poprale
Carbon
Et & FE
Eday
Niet
Hogeover
Aires
At. Joseph Mercy Hospital Hospitalizstion da Ai
Scribbler Speech on Parliamentary Procedure Topics
A class discusses parliamentary procedure basics including meeting order moving motions and points of order Red Teel prepares a three to five minute talk on aspects of procedure once the unit ends Each student has four topics to develop into a talk and they hope delivering it will be as easy as writing it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnarregue
Boys Glee Club Picture Day At School
On Monday January 17 the Boy s Chorus Quartets and Mixed Chorus posed in robes for the annual. A wire on the risers ordered by height guided the arrangement. Some boys may miss music class three days weekly as driver education begins this semester. Derril McDanal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy's Glee Club
Derril McDanal
Literature class overview in fifth period English II
Students discuss stories Encounter in Slitteds The Interlopers and Foottialls in a literature unit. Mt Chambers explains the tales as a six week plan. A student teacher, Mr Camille Price, has been observing and will begin teaching soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Chambers
Camille Price
Typing I Students Enjoy Timed Writings and Proposals
The Typing I class engages in timed one and five minute writings and five minute paragraph tasks with minimal errors. Penny Prough notes students hand in paragraphs then Miss Barrows moves a snow ball on the bulletin board to reflect words typed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penny Prough
Shorthand class adapts to constant dictation this term
In Miss Barrows's room the class adjusts to nonstop dictation as students transcribe a letter in shorthand. The change highlights a shift in lesson pace and technique, emphasizing rapid writing and listening skills under a strict daily routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Barrows
Reading class praises shorthand as fast writing method
The passage notes that students mostly kept in shorthand study, praising its speed and signs for letters and words. It contrasts shorthand with longer letter writing and calls it a necessary skill for modern secretaries. A few students dropped the course while most continued.
History class notes on Civil War recovery and strains
The writer describes studying how the United States rebuilt after the Civil War, including railroad and industrial strikes. They mention a substitute teacher Mrs Gould and finishing a semester with relief and mixed feelings about final grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stelion
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Salem Newa
Coulson & Burton Insurance
M. Patrick
Gleason
Opt
Iowa
The
Oskaloosa Livestock Auction Inc
U.S. Highway 63
Onkaloose
Ray Tubaugh
Richard Tubsugh
Moraine
Ray S. Tubaugh
Albia
Zep Manufacturing
Asi
Scribbler
Literatur
Judi Stufflebeam
the Church For All
Henry David Thoreau
Copwight
Keister
Senates, Inc
Strasburg, Ve
Pealms Sid
Evere
Sip
Jaws Trust & & Savings Bank
Turner Funeral Home
Kenneth ‘Geyer
Sareice
VEACH
CO. Moravis
ART Fox Garage
Sarvice
Turner & Son Arene Were
Woodwards’ Plumbing & Heating & Complete Service
Dewey
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
Eddy
Ed Jones
Clayton
Leeper
Larry Foster
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