Attendance at Griffinsville Sunday School and family visits
News from Griffinsville N Bend reports attendance at Sunday School 22 and a birthday offering. Names mentioned include Dorothy Grisby of Kokomo visiting Russell and Daphne Shepard, and multiple gatherings at the Beaty and Huff households with extended kin from Missouri Marshalltown and Moline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffinsville N. Bend
Mra
Daphne Shepard
Dorothy Grisby
Kokomo
Ind
Russell Shepard
Karen Talbot
Lowell Shepard
Billy Long
Emil Longs
Velma Milburn
Dwight Milburn
Walt Knudsen
Ruth McNair
Carl Long
Kenneth O'Conner
Merrill Shepard
Steve Shepard
Shimene
Merrill Shepards
Steves
Kenneth
Howard Phillips
Ivai Tarbells
Jack Espy
Harold Huffs
Ava Long
Mrs. Melantic
Peggy
Nevella
Delores
Harold Huff
Gene Huffs
Wendell Shepard
Missouri
John Beaty
Larry Beaty
Marshalltown
Alec Allerdyce
Moline
McDanes
Centerville Park
Merl Adams
Appanoose County Supervisors Proceedings Adopts Tax Compromise
Proceedings of the Appanoose County Board of Supervisors continued from the prior page show motions by Evans and Anderson to appoint a treasurer and to compromise delinquent real estate taxes for 1966 through 196? plus a lot description for Sunnyside Addition. The board passed the compromise amount of 35.73 dollars and ordered the auditor to prepare orders to the treasurer upon receipt of the funds. Signed June 20, 1974 by Arthur M. Strespy and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Jean Laurson
Ion Reit
Ora
Raglat
Evone
Aaynon
Appanceses County Board of
Arthur Streepy
Doyle H. N. Anderson
Etta Jean Laura
Ution
Appemoosa County of Supervisors
Evans
Anderson
Mons Porleuisaly
Sunnyside
Centerville
Arthur M. Strespy Anderson
Appanoose County Board of Superva
Appanoose Sok Soil Conservertion Distr
USDA
Appanoose County
Appanosa
Creation saga ends with a divine rest and prophecy
A dramatic retelling of the Genesis creation narrative describes God shaping light, sky, land, seas, and life across the six days. It portrays voices debating meaning of light and life, the advent of music and purpose, and culminates with the declaration of creation complete and a prophecy of no night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gareeny
God
Aren
Eccles
Aky Atul
Satan
Appanoose County votes on liens and disposal project
In June 1974 the Appanoose County Board of Supervisors acted on a lien release for John Lindley related to institutional care and approved transferring funds from the county general fund to the local board of health for a disposal project. The meeting also authorized staff to implement a sanitary disposal plan under Chariton Services Agency and the Rathbun Planning Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Jean Lenarson
Cantervills
Appanoose
Poonoass County
Lowe
Centerville
Lawa
Boyla
Carl A. Evans
Wes
Arthur M. Street
Chaime
Pers
Doyla
Badition
Carl A. Evang
Streepy
Regizin' Chariton Services Agency
Jader|ee
Bolas Evans
Peais Dayle
Jendenes
Carl A. Enays
SS Uton
Ineas Ne
Aoe
Challen Valley
Tee
Htine
Cpa
Rathbun F Planning Commission
Box Hag
Planning Commission
Renteid
Lucas and Aunty
Local governments approve disposal system funding resolution
A historical notice details a county agreement allocating costs for a regional disposal system. It outlines financial obligations, population based formulas, and potential revenue bonds to finance the 20 to 30 year project timeline. Sections authorize approval and outline sharing among county governments within constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowa
Shell
Cmd
Untitled notice fragment in court proceeding
Fragmentary OCR text hints at court filing or approval dates and names Arthur Streedy and Rita Laurson, with references to a meeting and a county examiner. Details are garbled but indicate a formal record of a legal proceeding or official action in a county system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Jean Laurson
Arthur M. Streedy
Laurson
Infersat Guests at UDELL Event with Burklands
Mrs. Howard Burkland hosts Nowa of Infersat from UDELL and guests include Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Walker and family of Arizona Francis Se dix of Bloomfield Ben White of Agency and Shelia Sleeth. Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Selix. Friday dinner guests were Mrs. Albert Burkland and Leta Torrey Paul and Melinda Burkland. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Walker
Arizona
Francis Sedix
Bloomfield
Ben White
Agency
Shelia Sleeth
Lloyd Selix
Albert Burkland
Leta Torrey
Paul
Melinda Burkland
Howard Burkland
Jim Bear
Hedgecock and family social notes from Beacon area
Clover Hedgecock and Hazely Wolver of Beacon visit with relatives and attend the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Mantegna. The Hedgecock and Houser families plan a Centerville picnic with Warneta Morris and relatives. Des Moines and Davenport links appear with Jack Hedgecock and others. Hawaii tour wishes expressed for travelers. Regular callers include Purvis and Thelma Hedgecock and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jennings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clover
Hazely Wolver
Beacon
Ruby Hedgecock
Mary Knowles
Howard Burkland
Ricky
Jim Bear
Bennie Mantegna
Hedgecock
Raymond Houser
Harry Jennings
Centerville
Warneta Morris
Dolly
Davenport
Joe Rosetta
Waterbury
Conn
Jack Hedgecock
Des Moines
Ted
Mary Hedgecock
Hawaii
Purvis
Thelma Hedgecock
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. E
Dick” Cooper
W. Washington
Centerville, Iowa
Ae Meeter Vt Farm Security
MAK Meynes County Mutual Lant
The
Beardh of Supervisors
Davie Nj Anderacx
Etta
Once Upon A Time
Sequigi
Str
Leo Lindsey
Gremwood State Hospital
County Auditor's Office
John B. Lindley
Etta Yeon Laurson
Appancose County Board of Revisors
Steepy
Funch
Hacithes
Etta Jean
Appotooss County of Supervisors
Appanoche
County Board of Supervisors
Arthur M. Steepy
Doyle N. Anderson
Carl A. Evans A
Grocortives
Aliana
Appancone
Egati
Foe
Arthur M. Streepy
Chatman
Nowa of
Infersat
Udell
Moravia
Corydon
Grismore Sewing Center
Mikk
Clayton Leeper
Kelster Advertising Service, Inc
American Bible Society
Peter
Moravia Offic
Iowa Trust & Savings Bank
Les R. Benz
Turner Funeral Home Co
Art Fox G
Apponeose Lumber Co
Woodwards' Plumbing & Heating
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!