News of Interest From Salem By Hazel Hellyer
Local notes follow Hazel Hellyer with visits from Clarence and Bobby Whitehead and Mrs. Lloyd Brown. The Potts house landmark burned at 5 30 AM and Des Moines owner Ldonell Potts is named. Jim DeWitt and Douglas of Ottumwa visited Clarence Whitehead’s home and Viet Nam veteran Jim returned home.
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Chariton
Ldonell Potts
Des Moines
James DeWitt
Douglas
Ottumwa
Clarence Whitehead
Jim
Vietnam
Terry Rose
Kristie
Jake Firkins
Maude Whitehead
Ruby
Bobby
Moravia Park
Woodin
Don Whitehead
Sally
Susan
Randy
Hazel Hellyer
Lloyd Brown
Russell Brown
Rest for the Soul through Faith in Christ
A troubled newspaper editor seeks forgiveness and finds rest by faith after discovering a torn gospel tract. The piece reflects on atonement, the sufficiency of Christ’s finished work, and invites readers to come to Jesus for peace. References to Matt 11 28 Hebrews 10 37 and Amos 4 12 anchor the message.
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Christ
Jesus
Cross of
Calvary
Des Moines visitors call on local families Sunday evening
Miss Hazel Hellyer and Mrs Maude Whitehead with Ruby toured Rathbun lake Sunday afternoon. Little Kristie Rose spent Friday with Dick and Hazel Hellyer. Mr and Mrs Robert Kaine and Laura Jayne, Mrs Monnie Rose and Leroy Wyckoff, all of Des Moines, visited Monnie Rose at the McCord manor and called at the Terry Rose and Hellyer homes Sunday evening.
Surprise birthday party for Lloyd Bailey in Unionville
Mrs. Lloyd Bailey hosted a surprise birthday gathering for her husband Lloyd Friday night. Attendees included Bessie White Mark, Niel Grindel and Stan, Willard Brain, and Clifford Burger plus their spouses. Ice cream and cake were served. Several relatives from nearby towns visited through the weekend.
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Lloyd Bailey
Lloyd
Bessie White
Mark
Niel Grindel
Stan
Willard Brain
Clifford Burger
Lawrence Crow
Ft. Madison
Zell Deahl
Leonard Wolf
Warren Wolf
Waterloo
Clifford
Mr. Burger
Benz
Bucky Smith
New London
Alva Smith
Unionville
Kay Anderson
LaPorte
Ind
Ray Dutton
Vacation Visit With Mr and Mrs Mauxson at Fergus Falls
During a week vacation the party spent time with Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Mauxson in Fergus Falls Wisconsin and enjoyed local sights and hospitality.
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Phillip Mauxson
Fergus Fall
Wis
Coulson Social News Skims Local Visits and Travel
Theo Miller spent Tuesday evening with Lute Hiatt. Paul and Bill Belzer stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Herb Boblez. Ernest Hiatt and family visited Russell Shepard Friday. H T Boblenz in Topeka aiding Nancy’s move to Des Moines. Curtis Mikels family visited Perry Mikels. Donald Hiatt and family enjoyed boating with the Barkers. Grandparents hosted Donita. Ernest Hiatt and Herb Boblenz attended Rev Woodin supper.
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Theo Miller
Lute Hiatt
Paul
Bill Belzer
Herb Boblez
Ernest Hiatt
Russell Shepard
H. T. Boblenz
Topeka
Kansas
Nancy
Des Moines
Curtis Mikels
Perry Mikels
Donald Hiatt
Barkers
Donita
Kenneth Hiatts
Herb Boblenz
Woodin
Appanoose County Budget Estimate Hearing Notice
The Board of Supervisors of Appanoose County Iowa will meet July 28 1971 at 2 00 P.M. at the Courthouse Centerville Iowa for taxpayers to be heard for or against the budget estimate. A summary of budget receipts and expenditures is on file with the County Auditor with copies of Schedule 634 A available on request.
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Board of Supervisors
Appanoose County
Iowa
Centerville
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