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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1950

Page

2

Appanoose County Board Acts On Dog and Wolf Claims

The Board of Supervisors met in adjourned session with all members present and passed a resolution requiring that domestic animal claims over 25 dollars against the county for injury or killing by dogs or wolves include notice to at least one supervisor within 48 hours. Supervisors will be given opportunity to inspect the animals or fowls.

Board of Supervisors Appanoose County Iowa W. G. Harper J. F. Hermes

Appanoose County appoints Center Township constable

The 1950 county board approves Robert S. Thomas as Constable for Center Township Appanoose County Iowa. The action, recorded March 20 1950, includes bond approval and adjournment to Auditor call. Local residents Emmett Derby and families are noted in social items surrounding the meeting.

Doyle E Hampton Center Township Robert S. Thomas Board of Supervisors W. G. Harper J. ¥. Hermes Harry Stickler Doyle E. Hampton Robert §. Thomas Appanoose County Iowa

Moravia Family Gathering Highlights Housley Relatives

With her parents Mr. and Mrs. Lester Housley at Moravia several relatives spent Sunday at the Frank Cox home.

Lester Housley Moravia Frank Cox

Local residents share visits and club supper reports

Rogeann Calhoun missed several days of school due to illness. Mr and Mrs Coy Swift visited Ottumwa with daughters and other relatives. Allem returned from Centerville hospital. Long Swift and Carolyn visited Earl Swift’s family and relatives in Teonium. Happy Helper club held a supper hosted by Lloyd Ammons family with many attendees. Larry Derby attended a 4-H meeting at Rex Hagerman’s home. Summers and Shehan families spent last week together.

Emma Nash Raymond Perry Elbert Perry L. A Karol Ann Hellyer Dell Hellyer George Hellyer Mary Lou Rinehart Cedar Rapids Wayne Thompson Bruce Clarence Whitehead Roy Sheldon Delbert Calhoun Richard Lloyd Brown Jerry Mra Jim McAninch Connie Max Bill Parson Gary Cass Hamilton Orville Martha McCord Albia Horton Potts Andy Mosely Delbert Amy Floyd Hiner Bert Rinehart Dick and Clark Hellyer John Peterson Henry Witt Hiner Rogeann Calhoun Coy Swift Ottumwa B. R. Allem St. Joseph Hospital Centerville Clair Long Carolyn Swift Earl Swifts Teonium Happy Helper Club Lloyd Ammons Emmett Derby Larry Karen Roge A. E Derby Myr James Calhoun Roseann Shirley Leon Denver McBeth Rosemary Janice Mia Byron Cater Tommy Denny Billy Donna Dean Allen Linda Larry Derby Rex Hagerman Donald Summers George Shehan

Utopian Club Social and Local Events in Unionville

Mrs. B. M. Jones hosted the Utopian club with eleven members and a guest. A nutrition talk featured by several members, and many local residents attended events across Unionville, Ottumwa, and surrounding areas including sales, meetings, and a rock party. Notable items include a Hereford sale in Knoxville and a burned Lone Star schoolhouse near Udell, with measles affecting local classes and multiple visits to homes and gatherings.

B. M. Jones Utopian Club Glen Proctor Wallace Proctor Ottumwa C. C. Miller Verner Hawk A. B. Stanley St. Patrick’s Robert Sellars Don Blumer Walter Sellars Bagley Don Veterans Hospital Des Moines Baptist Church Vernard Lyons Lyons Rosa Mae Dommer Udell High School Lone Star Wm. Livingston LaVern Rumley

Hiattsville Social News Highlights From Mrs Hiatt

Hiattsville residents and families are noted in a sequence of casual visits. Mrs Ernest Hiatt's relatives Edd, Harry Clayworth, Jim mie, Jackie Murphy, Bill West, Mary Ruth, Johnie, and Frank Mellwain shared a Sunday with Marion Clayworth. Mr Gus Hiatt and Mr Mrs Kendell visited Marion Clayworth on Friday. Robert Hiatt spent Thursday evening in Moravia. Billie Roze has been absent from local activity.

Enon Local Social Notes Share Windy March Farewell

Mrs. J. T. T. Van Dorin recounts weather woes as March ends. Mr. Harold Hawk and daughter join Mr. Followwill and family at the M. E. Followwill home in Centerville for a Tuesday evening gathering.

March Harold Hawk M. E. Followwill Centerville Mr. Followwill

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