Neice Chosen For Music Camp
Miss Penelope Peterson of Mason City attends music camp at Interloshen Michigan and is among five Iowan girls in a 18 member performance on July 29. The article notes family ties to Theo Miller and lists various social visits across Albia Ottumwa and nearby towns with many small-brief mentions. The piece also reports the adoption of a baby girl by Mr. and Mrs. Soshea, formerly Bever ly Fischer, and a birth of Tena Marie to Patsy McIntire at Monroe county hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penelope Peterson
Mason City
Interloshen
Mich
Iowa
Penelope
Theo Miller
Bob Hensyel
Las Vegas
Nevada
Guy Argo
Argos
Albia
Hensyels
John Soshea
Florida
Sashea
Beverly Fischer
Karl Fischer
Clyde Stevens
Clyde Strickler
Nelson Ballanger
Jerry
Connie Roblenz
Jim Atgo
Don Weat
Centerville
Connie
Dick Miller
George Winslet
Monroe County Hopital
D. K. Orelup
Delmar Ballanger
Lton Ballanger
Lake Wapello
Ramona
Janice
Glen Anderson
John Stober
W. C. Anderson
Dale Downard
J. D
Jefferson City
Curtis Mikels
Ottumwa
Patsy McIntire
Monroe County Hospital
Tena Marie
Gerald Mikels
Perry Mikela Home Birthday Party Guests
Guests helped Mrs. Nelson Bal lange celebrate her birthday Monday evening at Perry Mikela home. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hughes Garry Jerry Evelyn Jimmie Gardner and Edna Moore. They enjoyed ice cream and cake. Jerry Boblänz and Jim Argo left Monday on the FFA trip to the west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Mikela
Nelson Ballange
Raymond Hughes
Garry
Jerry
Evelyn
Jimmie Gardner
Edna Moore
Jerry Boblénz
Jim Argo
FFA
New Hope News Item: Harsh Transfers to Missouri
Bob Harsh, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Harsh, now works for the FBI in Washington DC and will report to the St. Louis office on August 7. The notice accompanies a string of social visits and family gatherings in New Hope and surrounding towns, including Lake Wapello and Centerville, with multiple host families and weekend callers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hope
Bob Harsh
Missouri
Ivan Harsh
Harsh
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington, D. C
St. Louis
Herb Boblenz
Ernest West
John Main
Lake Wapello
Jay Wilson
Zell Wilson
Levy
Virgil Dooley
Susan
Bessie Donovan
Grace Dooley
Nadine Wood
Irvin Kaling
C. Hiatt
Lee Hiatt
Loyd Carter
Trenton McFall
Vivian Wright
Moulton
Robert Carter
Mediapolis
Junior Donovan
Mike
Larry Carson
Ricky Lucas
Irvin Kalvig
R. C. Wilson
Mardeéna White
Janice
Terry
West Paint By Mrs. Le Hoffman Item
Mrs Le Hoffman hosts several visitors with Rev and Mrs Ogden calling on Leo Hoffman. Werth Hoffman attends a Stanley dealers meeting in Des Moines. Families visit each other in Des Moines Mystic Rock Island and Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Mrs. le Hoffman
Forrest Brown
Chicago
Hugh McFatridge
Henry van Weelden
Roscoe Argo
Leo Hoffman
Kenneth
Richard Hoffman
Des Moines
Edward Haver
Julie
Rex Haver
Elsie Wakefield
Mystic
Will Hagerman
Fatridge
Hilton Hustlers 4H Meet Held At Hilton Church
The Hilton Hustlers 4H held a regular meeting on July 13 1961 at the Hilton church with 14 members present. The pledge to the American flag was led and Jim Rowley read the previous minutes. Albert Turner moved adjournment, seconded by Ronnie Kehrberg, and the group closed with the pledge to the 4-H flag. Richard Woodward was the reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilton ‘Hustlers
Hilton Church
Jim Rowley
Albert Turner
Ronnie Kehrberg
Richard Woodward
Taylor Toilers Club Tour Covers 4-H Projects and Visits
The Taylor Toilers Club held a Sunday tour beginning at 12 20 in the morning park for a picnic dinner and ice cream. Members and parents visited the McDonoughs to view Ted s quail project and various Angus heifers. They discussed the fair and assigned duties for the 4 H stand with families slated to bring a pie on Friday Aug 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Toilers Club
McDonough
Ted
Ralph
Ann
John Downard
Max Argo
Jim Argo
Ralph McDonough
Don West
Dan
Jerry Roblenz
Argo
Gary Argo
Don Dest
Jerry Boblenz
Gary
Max
Jim
Monroe Busy Maidens Meet and Plans for County Fair
The Monroe Busy Maidens held their July meeting at Marsha Stewart's home. Linda Davis opened the meeting with the pledge as seven girls discussed what to exhibit at the County Fair. Members planned a cream social for July 18 at Hilton Church and an achievement show for July 28. Lois Callen will host the next meeting on July 14 at Hilton Church basement. refreshments were served by Mrs. Russell Stewart and Marsha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Marsha Stewart
Linda Davis
Margaret Turner
Maxine Johnson
Hilton Church Stasement
Sharon Gay
Hilton Church
Lois Callen
Russell Stewart
Marsha
Happy Helpers 4 H club meeting notes summary
Hap py Helpers 4 H club met July 10 at Linda Whitehead. Nancy Mos ley led 1 55 pm start, pledges and reports heard. Nancy Mos ley named committees for Aug 1 achievement show. discussed fair feature and reader questions. Doris Hawk spoke on record books. Guests included Ruby Whtehead Phoenix and several members and Mrs Calhoun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Helpers 4-H Club
Linda Whitehead
Nancy Mosley
Sandra Whitehead
Doris Hawk
Ruby Whtehead
Phoenix
Ariz
Lloyd Ammons
Linda
K. C. Potte
Wancy Mosley
Diane Flattery
Marlene Kosman
B. F. Whitehead
James Calhoun
Shirley
Carol
Guest
Urbana Doers 4 H Club Hosts Cookout and Workshop
The Urbana Doors 4 H club met June 15 at Martha and Madelyn Sinclair home for a cookout and workshop. Members Barbara Darby Anne Long Judy Pershing worked on project portfolios while Diana and Cathy Faber cleaned old garnish from furniture. The group wrapped baked potatoes and enjoyed a supper with a song session led by Martha Sinclair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana Doors 4-H Club
Martha
Madelyn Sinclair
Barbara Darby
Anne Long
Judy Pershing
Diana
Cathy Faber
Martha Sinclair
Local 4-H Meeting Plans Flag Pledge And Fair Prep
The July 7 meeting focused on fair entries with roll call and Cathy Faber leading the American flag pledge. Discussion covered the upcoming local achievement show on July 27 with undecided judge plans. Demonstration teams booth plans projects and pictures were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathy Faber
Appanoose County Examining Board Sets Assessor Exam
Legal notice announces an examiner’s meeting and test for the Appanoose County Assessor designation to be held at 19 o clock A M on August 22, 1961 in the Centerville Courthouse. Also records motions and demonstrations by Judy Pershing and Barbara Darby during a adjourned meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appangore County
Appannoose County
Towa
Centerville
Appanoose County
Iowa
Ur bana Doers Hold Regular Meeting Led by Barbara Darby
The Ur bana Doers held their regular meeting at Anne Longs with vice president Barbara Darby presiding on June 6. Five members attended and Roll call prompted self improved home action. Secretary’s report approved and old business over IFYE fund raising. New business covered four cookouts team demos and fair list. A June 19 cookout was planned at Madelyn and Martha Sinclair. Diana Faber and Cathy Faber demonstrated removing varnish and paint. Madelyn Sinclair demonstrated cleaning paint brushes. A 4 H necklace was presented to Nancy Caral Faber who left 4 H. All members will miss her this year in 4 H work. Anne and Mrs Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana Doers
Barbara Darby
Anne Long
IFYE
Madelyn
Martha Sinclair
Judy Pershing
Diana
Cathy Faber
Madelyn Sinclair
Nancy Caral Faber
Anne
Mrs. Long
Martha
Appanoose County Examiners Set Appraiser Test
The State Tax Commission will prepare and grade the examination for assessor applicants in Appanoose County Iowa. Qualified electors may apply at the County Auditor and mail forms to Des Moines. passing grade is not less than 16 percent and eligibility lasts two years from certification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Tax Commission
Iowa
Appanoose County
Centerville
Appancose County
Tax Sale Notice for Appanoose County Property
Tax sale notice to B B Baker and Louise Baker states the 1968 sale date is for the unpaid 1958 taxes on East 132 feet of Lot 3, Northeast Quarter of the Northwest Quarter, Section 3, Township 68, Range 18, Centerville Corporation. Parcel sold to Anthony Owen for the smallest bid. full payment made for taxes interest and costs. County Treasurer of Appanoose County has duly tallied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Baker
Louise Baker
County of
Appanoose
Iowa
Solit
Anthony
Owen
Centerville Corporation
Appanochse County
Certificate of Purchase at tax sale for Anthony Owen
Anthony S Owen holder of a tax sale certificate. Milani & Milani attorneys note right of redemption expires nine days after service. deed to land to be delivered upon completion of redemption period. Date July 20 27 Aug 3 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony S. Owen
Anthony S§. Owca
Milani & Milani
Notice of Tax Sale Redemption for Cincinnati Property
The notice states that on December 1, 1952, in Appanoose County Iowa the real estate Lot 3 Block 1 Holbrook's First Addition Cincinnati was sold to John Richardson for taxes. Redemption expires 90 days after service of this notice, after which a deed will be issued. Milani & Milant represent the owner and holder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Maskins
County of
Appanoose
Iowa
John Richardson
Holbrook
Cincinnati
Appanoose County
Milani & Milant
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Neice
Dr. L. den Hartog
Optometrist
Centrrville, Iowa
N. Main
Gladys Harsh
Grismore's
Haygreens Wallpaper & Paint
Square
Phone
Ford Service
General
Beiecs Motor Co
Ford
Albia Sales CO
Sale Bavilion
Albia, Iowa
Peterson
Dage
John Apg
Paul Morehead
Hilton Hustlers
Taylor Toilers
Ben West
Goode Seed & Feed Co
Goode Mill & Elevator
Appangose
Judy
R. W. Baird
Over Stevens Drug Store
Town
Richey Florists
St., Albia
59Th General Assembly
58Th General Assembly
Motor Vehicle Department of
Hsue
H. G. Hargis
Appanecose County
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