Construction work offers $6 to $11 per hour
In a hiring notice for outdoor heavy equipment construction, new workers are offered training with no experience required. Pay ranges from 6 to 11 dollars per hour, and applicants are urged to call 317-638-9205 or write New Horizons Unlimited at 6140 S Madison Ave Suite 5 Indianapolis IN 46227. The date 12-301 appears.
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New Horizons Unlimited
Madison Ave
Suite No
Indianapolis
Indiana
Local Residents Attend Celebrations and Birthday
Mrs. Dorothy Jean Smith of Unionville and Mrs. Robert Babbitt with Michelle and Michael Shane of Bloomfield visited Mrs. Raymond Lockman on Monday as Michelle marked her third birthday. Clarence Johnson and R. B. Faber joined the fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wiand in Ottumwa on Saturday, calling at Frances Wendlandt’s home and visiting Leo Stafford and family.
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Dorothy Jean Smith
Unionville, Jr
Robert Babbitt
Michelle
Michael Shane
Bloomfield
Raymond Lockman
Clarence Johnson
Faber
Raymond Wiand
Ottumwa
Frances Wendlandt
Leo Stafford
In Loving Memory of Chloe Loch Stirs Remembrance
A memorial note marks the one year anniversary of Chloe Loch’s passing on March 6. The message recalls her roles as wife, mother, and grandmother and expresses sorrow, cherished memories, and prayers. It lists family members Paul Loch Rose Marie Dabry Harold Loch and Harlan Loch and their spouses.
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Chloe Loch
Paul Loch
Rose Marie Dabry
Harold Loch
Harlan Loch
Chariton River Baptist Missionary Society Meeting
The Chariton River Baptist church Missionary Society met in the church basement on March 12. President Carol Martin opened with prayer, Judy Martin led a devotional on Romans 28 to 39, roll call cited a strength Bible verse, and Jean Curtis spoke on St Patrick’s Day. Members present included Carol Martin, Mabel Moore, Jean Curtis, Janice Moore, Judy Martin and Elma Davison. The White Cross drive was ready to mail. officers were re-elected to serve another term. Next gathering in April plans for Guest Day. Psalm 19:14 closed the meeting.
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Chariton River Baptist Missionary Society
Missionary Society of the
Chariton River Baptist Church
Carol Martin
Judy Martin
Jean Curtis
St. Patricks Day
Mabel Moore
Janice Moore
SeCLU B NEWS UNION FARMERETTES 4 H
The Union Farmerettes 4 H meeting led by vice president Lynnta Bolin included pledges by Barbara Kelley and Brenda Kelley, seven members one leader and five visitors. Activities covered sewing machine parts, making ring belts, a skat ing party on Feb 28, and a March workshop with door prizes won by Barbara Kelley and Karlena Paris.
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Union Farmerettes
Lynnta Bolin
Barbara Kelley
Unionville
Brenda Kelley
Danita Hoffman
Karlena Paris
Independence Homemakers Meeting Held Sunday Evening
The Independence Homemakers met Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Mansel Tarbell. After the usual business meeting, couples played progressive Pitch: Merl Adams Im Walker Lewis Beaty Id Huffs Delmont Moffitt Emil Long George Lain Merrill Shepard Lynn Lemley. Refreshments were served. Next meeting April 15 at Mer Adams, bring sandwiches.
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Indepence
Independence
Mansel Tarbell
Merl Adams
Im Walker
Lewis Beaty
Id Huffs
Delmont Moffitt
Emil Long George Lain
Merrill Shepard Lynn Lemley
Mer Adams
Appanoose County Receives 1971 Audit Summary
Auditor Lloyd R. Smith announces the 1971 county audit filed for public inspection in Des Moines and Centerville. The report itemizes Board of Supervisors costs at 19500, county office receipts totaling 111, and various license and fee revenues across Clerk of Court, Recorder, and Sheriff offices, plus funds for road work, health, fairground aid, and civil defense with comparative expenditures for 1969 1970 and 1971.
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Lloyd R. Smith
Appanoose County
Auditor of State
Des Moines
Centerville
Towa
Smith
Board of Supervisors
Doyle N. Anderson
Carl A. Evans
Arthur Streepy
Clerk of Court
Aon
Appanoose County Finance and Aid Totals 1971
On December 31 1971 Appanoose County reported an average 148 ADC cases with 518 persons. Total ADC funding spent was 5968 394.00. State Institutions Fund cost 179 160.68 and Mental Health Fund disbursements 34 244 89. County Home cared for 35 patients at 1204 81 average. Soldier relief aided 19 families 86 individuals. Four Justices of the Peace and Clerk of Court collected 16729.19 in fines. County Treasurer Fines Fund 17423.59 apportioned to five school districts.
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A.D.C
Smith
Soldier's Relief Fund
Justices of the Peace
Appanoose County
Auditor Smith Praises County Cooperation During Audit
Auditor of State Smith expressed appreciation for the fine cooperation received from county officials and employees during this audit.
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Smith
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