Blues at Merle Dicks Vosburg Visit
Mr and Mrs Robert Blue with David Vernon and Nancy Wicke visited Merle Dicks home from Friday to Sunday. Sharon and Linda returned with them. Earl Swift Russell Brown Danny Dunham and Dick Brown attended a dinner. A picnic honoring Judith Broshar occurred in Centerville last Monday. Brad Brown stayed with grandmother Mrs Paul Jordan. Debbie Dunham visits this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Blue
David and
Vernon
Nancy Wicke
East Peoria
Merle Dicks
Sharon
Linda
Russell Brown
Danny Dunham
Dick Brown
Judith Broshar
Centerville
Brad Brown
Paul Jordan
Debbie Dunham
The
Fred Christy
Roy Yeats
Minneapolis
Brad
Albia Park
Osa Brown
Gilbert Callen
Wayne Christy
Albertson
Cora Albertson
Green City
Ned Argo
Ottumwa
May
Mary Jo Sheldon
Fern Callen
Nellie Thompson
Community Visits and Gatherings Across Local Families
East Peoria and nearby areas see a string of social calls and visits. Families such as the Blues, Dicks, Rineharts, Christys, Callens, Argo and Hoffmans share afternoons, Sunday dinners, picnics at Albia Park, and reunions with relatives in Missouri and Oklahoma.
West Point Social Notes From Local Homes
Mrs. Leo Hoffman reports visits and gatherings in West Point. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rinehart spent Monday evening at the Hugh McFatridge home. Roscoe Argo and Fred Argo hosted dinner. Stella Argo and Leta Haver joined Amy Hiner Thursday. Beverly McFarland and Clifford of Ottumwa stayed Wednesday to Friday at Edward Haver home. Betty Haver Julie Beverly McFarland and Clifford visited Ottumwa Thursday. Wayne Clark and Glen Wakefield with Carol and Elsie Wakefield attended Thursday at Edward Haver home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Hoffman
Frank Cassidy
Steven Praile
Mulhall
Oklahoma
Rex Haver
Edward Haver
Julie
Golda Deaht
Fred Argo
Roscoe Argo
Harl Ritter
Bloomfield
Bill Mahin
Albia
James Wilson
Basil Herteen
Herman Systma
Kenneth
Ray Rinehart
Hugh McFatridge
Stella Argo
Leta Haver
Amy Hiner
Beverly McFarland
Clifford
Ottumwa
Betty Haver
Wayne Clark
Hugh McFarridge
Glen Wakefield
Carol
Elsie Wakefield
Rd Hoffman
Shanghai Club Regular Meeting At Amy Hiner Home
The Shanghai club met at Amy Hiner’s home on Wednesday July 19 for the regular afternoon session. Members present included Bertha Overturf Kele Christy Doris N Barbara Patty Paul Christy Doris Elaine Joyce and Carol Christy Nancy Hawk Allie Taylor Cora Murphy Dorothy Richard Karl Lee Calhoun Lorraine Mike and Jimmy Rinehart Hazel Rinehart Barbara and David Allen and Amy Hiner. Projects included sewing rug rags and piecing quilt blocks. Barbara Allen won the guess what. A get well card for Raymond Perry in the hospital was signed and the club received a thank you card from Clyde Sheldon’s family. A picnic was discussed but postponed. Next meeting is Wednesday August 2 with Anna Landgrebe. Sonny Hawk was unintentionally omitted from the last meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Amy Hiner
Bertha Overturf
Kele Christy
Doris N
Barbara
Patty
Paul Christy
Doris
Elaine
Joyce
Carol Christy
Nancy Hawk
Allie Taylor
Cora Murphy
Dorothy
Richard
Karl
Lee Calhoun
Lorraine
Mike
Jimmy Rinehart
Hazel Rinehart
David Allen
Barbara Allen
Raymond Perry
Clyde Sheldon
Anna Landgrebe
Sonny Hawk
Refreshments Served At Close Of Afternoon Event
A hostess provided delicious refreshments at the close of the afternoon gathering, offering light bites and beverages to attendees. The scene conveyed hospitality and community spirit as guests departed.
Notice of Administration for Eli jah Fredrick Hiatt Estate
Zenith May Hiatt named administratrix by District Court of Apparioose County Iowa on July 19 1961 to manage the estate of Eli jah Fredrick Hiatt deceased. Creditors must file claims with the court and debtors pay amounts due to the administratrix with will annexed. Clerk Gloria Cortesio and attorney W K Cash listed with dates July 27 and August 3 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Apparioose County
Iowa
Elijah Fredrick Hiatt
Zenith May Hiatt
W. K. Cash Albin
Gloria Cortesio
Tax Sale Notice for Iowa Lot 8 East 142 Feet
Tax sale notice states B B Baker and Louise Baker lose title to parcel in Apanoose County Iowa. On June 2 1958 Anthony S Owens purchased for 1956 taxes and costs after a December 1957 sale. Certificate of Purchase issued. redemption expires 90 days from sale unless paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Baker
Louise Baker
Aypanoose
Iowa
Anthony S. Owes
Centerville
Appanoose County
Anthony S. Owen
Public sale ad opportunity in The Union
The Union invites notices for public sale bills and advertisements to reach broad audiences. Submit sale details to showcase location and timing and maximize turnout for a successful event.
Property Sale Notice Listing Johns Richardson Interest
Appanoose Iowa parcel sale record notes completion of notice to Anthony S Owca as holder and purchaser. Milant Milani attorneys for sale owner and holder dated July 20 27 Aug 3 1981. Audience Mike Hoskins noted in this tax context. December 1952 sale began publicly to John Richardson for the parcel of real property in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony S.owca
Milant & Milani
Attorneys
Mike Hoskins
County of
Appanoose
Iowa
John Richardson
Notice of Tax Sale Redemption for Lot 3 Block 1 Holbrook’s Addition
In Panhandle County 1951 parcel Lot 3 Block 1 Holbrook’s First Addition to Cincinnati is subject to forfeiture. John Richardson holds the tax certificate with a 90 day redemption period from service of notice. Milani & Milant represent owner. July 20 27 August 3 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holbrook
Cincinnati
Appanoose County
John Richardson
Milani & Milant
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Vosburg
Robert Blues
Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Swift
Ance
Grismore’s
Haygreens Wallpaper & Paint
Square
Albia Sales CO
Sale Pavilion
H. ©. Peterson
Don and
John and
Paul Morehead
West Point
Mrs
Apis TV
Professional Wrestling
Amr
Hal Garven
Ci Rodeo
Guardian Maintenance Service
Carmer’s Inc
R. E
Dick” Cooper
W. Washington
Ford Service
General
Briges Motor Co
Ford
Goode Seed & Feed Co
Some
Goode Mill & Elevator
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