Appanoose County proposes funding bonds 1934
The July 20 1934 minutes record the Board of Supervisors of Appanoose County Iowa meeting in regular session to adopt a resolution authorizing funding bonds to pay a prior judgment of 38745.08 with 5 percent interest. The plan levies taxes by millages from 1935 to 1946 totaling 746.08 principal and outlines bond issuance dated July 6 1934 with 4.75 percent interest and coupons payable semiannually. The document details bond numbers amounts dates payment schedules and funding provisions and states the county’s indebtedness remains within constitutional limits. The board chair D P Fenton and auditor Clyde L Erskine sign the resolution.
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Board of Supervisors
Apfioosé County
Apnahoose County Court House
A. M
D. P. Fenton
J. A. Stamps
J. A. Morrison
J. A. Staner U. Morrison
Eee Weersapon
Clyde LC
Erskin County
Jule Morrison
Mt Fold
J. A. Stampa
J. . Morrison
Appa@ Sa
Ohthereas
Suly
Appanooae County
Towa
EAS
Appanoose County
Iowa
Appanooss County
Code of Own
Appanovis
United States of America
Centerville
Apose County
United States
Owa
Pangose
Appanoose
United Sestaa’ of America
Novi
Besitus
Lowa
Java
P. Fenton
New Exhibit Highlights At Iowa State Fair Program
New types of exhibits and entertainment headline an eight day program for the Iowa State Fair and Exposition opening in Des Moines in four weeks. Plans reveal a women’s hobby exhibit, an Iowa school music festival with over ten thousand children, a nationwide bicycle event, a state 4-H kit tennis tournament, and an Agriculture department display on increasing farm profits through leap acreage of grains.
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Des Moines
Iowa
United States
Long Department of Agriculture
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Towns big annual exposition features
A 10 year old boy lion tamer with a cage of African lions will headline the afternoon and evening open air circus programs at the exposition. Auto races fireworks society horse shows the second annual rodeo and other popular features will be included in the daily programs of events for the town’s big event.
Can Determine Wind Velocity From Guide
The weather bureau offers a simple wind velocity guide listing ranges from 1 mph to over 76 mph. Each level describes observable effects on smoke, leaves, weather vanes, and structures, including gales and tornado conditions.
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Weather Bureau
Wather
Young Peoples Class Party Near Moravia and Enon Churchs
Miss Lucile Coltrain hosted a lawn party east of Moravia for miller fairview and enon Sunday schools and the Pleasant Valley B P U. Ninety six attended with outdoor games and a closing hymn Blest Be the Tie that Binds led by Rev and Mrs Smith. Ice cream and cake followed.
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Lucile Coltrain
Moravia
Young Peoples
Miller, Fairview
Enon
Pleasant Valley Church
Mra. Smith
Osa Wood
Freeds Wood
Burl Stanley
Ines Miller
Carl Coffin
Duane Coffin
Beulah Irelan
Virginnia B Stanney
Jim McCumber
Fairy Stocker
Cleo Stocker
Chester Selby
Ronald Bwasick
Hazel Harper
Burdette Cox
Allan Harper
Pearl Strunk
Genevieve Smith
Mildred Roberts
Ellen Ward
Local Hiatt Family News and social notices
HIATTSVILLE notes chain of visits from Miss LaVera Bell Davis and teacher Misa Berniece Scott. Various Hiatt relatives attend dinners and anniversaries near Centerville and Moravia. An ice cream and cake social is planned at Wesley Chapel on Thursday July 26 with music and a short program.
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LaVera Bell Davis
Leroy
Misa Berniece Scott
Joe Tucker
Fiona
Neff
Clelia Free
Wesley
Anna Hiatt
Lydia Hiatt
Moravis
Miss Hiatt
A. W. Martin
Ca. Butz
Center 2
Rollie Carter
Loyd
J. F. Chambers
Hiatt
Kenneth Hiatt
Clyda Walker
Centerville
Alta Maxine Tucker
Moravia
Bethel Coulson
Florence Hiatt
Lulu Burton
Wesley Chapel
Dinner guests at the Hiatt home Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Iiyte Hiatt entertained guests including Mr. and Mrs. Roy Scott, Berniece and Josephine Scott, Valera Bell Davis, Maxine Tucker, Margaret and Robye Hiatt, E. F. Tucker, and B. C. Tucker. A chicken dinner with ice cream and cake filled the afternoon at their home.
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Iiyte Hiatt
Roy Scott
Berniece
Josephine Scott
Mise Valera Bell Davis
Maxine Tucker
Margaret
Robye Hiatt
E. F. Tucker
B. C. Tucker
Local social notes and church events in Moravia area
Nancy Glasgow Miller visits Urgent family and friends gather for Sunday meals across Moravia in a series of visits. Rev Frank Smith conducts services at Miller Baptist Church with three new members and hymnals dedicated. Area residents share fellowship at Lee Tadlock and Floyd Wood homes, plus multiple Sunday and Tuesday gatherings among families and neighbors.
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Misa Nancy Glasgow
Udell
Rosa Knight
Dave Caylor
Floyd Woodland
Lee Tadlock
Lord Dudley
Albert Veach
Ifamily
Moravia
Floyd Wood
W. N
Frank Smith
Russell
Unionville
David Caylor
J. P. Kingery
Donald
Clarence Irelan
Pearl Dudley
Myztic
Roy Dudley
Des Moines
Elmer Arnold
John West
Mord Dudley
Ezra Coltrain
Bri
Grant Tadlock
Carl Coffin
Sylvia Hiatt
Missea Ines Miller
Irene Sharp
Teddie Campbell
Miller Baptist Church
Miller Church
Norman Hanes
Jas. Wood
Claude Paris
Asa Wood
Moravia Socials Highlight Visits and Gatherings
Monday with her mother Mrs Dava Caylor. Ray Coltrain a Centerville business caller Thursday. Alma Kingety of Moravian d spent Thursday with sister Mrs Renta Blumer and family. Norman Hanes of Unionville spent Tuesday night and Wednesday with aunt Mrs Caroline Hart. Merle Fullerton and Wayne Blumer were supper guests at the I P King ery home in Moravia Saturday.
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Dava Caylor
Ray Coltrain
Centerville
Alma Kingety
Moraviand
Renta Blumer
Norman Hanes
Unionville
Caroline Hart
Merle Fullerton
Wayne Blumer
I. P. King. Ery
Moravia
Brown family visiting and guests noted in Mount Pleasant
A sequence of social calls is recorded in Mount Pleasant area notices. C. A. Woodcock called at the H. A. Brown home Tuesday evening. Several Brown family members and guests visited the H. H. Brown home Friday and Sunday. Ivy Fisher, Everett Gileaple and family, and John Callen with Om t visited or called at local homes over the weekend. Arthur Brown returned from Des Moines Saturday evening to spend the weekend at home.
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C. A. Woodcock
Odd Letters From Relief Camp and Marriage Talks
A comic exchange shows Mrs. Smith asking about a son in a relief camp and Mrs. Jones mentioning he sends calicoes and asks her to thread them. A man proposes to Miss Coy and she grills him on allowances, house duties, and who may join their household, probing his platform.
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Mrs. Smith
Mrs. Jones
Mr. Solomon
Miss Coy
Tam
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