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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1959
Page
6
A long list of weekend guests and family events fills the page. Mrs. J R Hoyer hosts in Hillsboro with Mr. and Mrs. Sawyer and son Jimmie visiting, and many others attend weddings anniversaries funerals and church events. Notable names include the Woodwards in Albia Des Moines and Knoxville, the Aldens, Harshes, and Bells among many relatives visiting across Centerville Moravia and Puyallup.
New Hope Gladys Harsh met with Anna Hiatt on Wednesday March 11. Those enjoying the noon meal included Mr. and Mrs. George Turner Mr. and Mrs. Theo Miller Mrs. Clara Lemaster Mrs. Dan Mihalovich Gladys Harsh Lucile Carter Margaret VanZante Ruby Breese and son Mary Long and Marie Mary Meado ws Winnifred Schrodt and Helen Johnson. After lunch the afternoon was spent embroidering tea towels. Next meeting will be with Helen Johnson Vic Mihalovich Vi Downing and Lucile Carter received gifts from their capsule friends Larry Smith Bob Tomlin Merrit Coulson and Gary OConner spent Sunday afternoon with Bob Harsh. Mrs Ivan Harsh went Wednesday
Union Township activity includes Mrs F E Boyer and her mother Mrs Cora Tubaugh visiting a doctor in Albia. Mr and Mrs John Kelley attended a gathering at John Cleavers in Centerville. The Union Neighbors Club met with Mrs Mildred Kelley with attendees Carol Miller Mamie Miller Gerry Wilson Beth Catherine Hawk Ida Kelley and Anna Woodward among those present.
Mrs Dallas Faber and Mr and Mrs Russell Hughes left Tuesday for several days at Robert Moffitt home in Springfield Massachusetts. Sheryl Hughes stays with Richard Bentzinger family. Various local visitors and dinners noted including Floyd McFall home Centerville and Harold Hawk home. Guests from Delta Colorado Blakesburg arrive. birthday celebration with Sheryl Hughes. farewell dinner for Mrs Carolyn Clingworth.
Jeanne Hawk traveled Sunday night to Delta Cola to visit home for several nights with her grandparents. Dallas Faber and Nancy Carol attended Monroe County 4-H Father-daughter night at Albia high school, where Nancy Carol represented Urbana Deers with a monologue. Mrs. Faber has a birthday and the group enjoyed ice cream and cake with her mother, Ida Griffin. Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Faber were Sunday dinner guests at the Dallas Faber home during the big snow weekend. Nancy Carol and Norma Lee Faber have been ill with tonsillitis.
Delinquent taxes for 1953 1954 1955 1956 on real estate resulted in sale to Appanoose County Iowa. A certificate of purchase was issued and now owned by Appanoose County. Redemption expires after ninety days from completed service, or deed will be made. Filed at Centerville Iowa on March 12 26 1959 by Verl K Farnsworth County Auditor.
County Iowa taxes for 1954 1955 1956 delinquent and unpaid led to sale of the real estate to Appanoose County Iowa with a certificate of purchase issued. Notice served by Ver K Farnsworth March 12 19 26 59.
Connie McAninch and Theresa Brown attended 4-H at the James Calhoun home Tuesday evening. Families including the Browns and guests visited various homes Friday and Saturday evenings, sharing meals and quilting activities at Nellie Thompson and other local homes.
Tax sale notice filed for Marco Barbaglia as owner taxed. On December 2, 1957, property Lot 1 Block 11 1st Addition Rathbun Iowa in Appanoose County was sold by the county treasurer at public sale held the first Monday of December 1957.
The county treasurer of Appanoose County Iowa sold the real estate taxed in the name of William and Mary Swab. The property described includes Lots 11 through 14 and the west half of Lot 15, Block 7, in the Original Town of Rathbun.
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