Proceedings Of The Board Of Supervisors 1951 Bond And Tax Actions
Official bonds approved for Jacob Firking Chariton Township Clerk Centerville Golf Club class B beer Farnsworth County Auditor for 1951 records. Tax suspensions approved for Dotson Hand Jones and Strickler in Centerville areas. Clerks and sheriff offices noted with quarter 1951 entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O’hair
Harrel Wendland
Wv. K. Farnaworth
Ag Ents
Dukes
J. D. Minnes
A. G. Morlan
Fred W
Olive Dotson
Moravia
Moses Hand
Walden
Centerville
Henry T. Jones
Adamson
Selah May Strickler
Drake
Irene Willis
Oak Park
Appanoose County Tax Sale Deed Transfer in 1951
The Appanoose County Board of Supervisors approved sale of Lot 10 in Bill Sutton's Second Addition to Moulton to W L Daley for $5.00 plus current taxes, with county officers to execute and record the deed and apportion the consideration. The meeting adjourned after approving the resolution and noting next session in Centerville.
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Maggie Hand
Walden
Centerville
Ereas
County Recorder's Office
Appanoose County
Bill Sutton
Moulton
W. L. Daley
Appanoose
Independent School District
Iowa
John Hermes
Board of Supervisors
Verl K
Farnsworth
County of
Court House
John Heimes
Earl Exline
Walter Harper
Regula
Local notes from Moravia on anniversaries and farm life
Remember When items recount a 30 year golden anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hiatt on April 21 and local rural happenings. Jess Wilson reports sowing 35 acres of oats with growth from a wet spring, Pence and Harris renew interior finishes on their restaurant, and George Firkins with Ed Main return from Toledo driving Overland cars for R. W. Winsler amid poor roads. H. M. Tuttle plans a year in California with Chris Bogert to manage the Tuttle farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Hiatt
Jess Wilson
Pence & Harris
Laws & Wolfe
George Firkins
Ed Main
Toledo
Ohio
R. W. Winsler
H. M. Tuttle
Upland
Calif
Chris Bogert
Tuttle
Maple Grove Social News Notes Thayers and Visitors
Clair Sellers and family of Rus sell were Sunday dinner guests at Grant Tatlock's. Mr. and Mrs. Winston DuVall spent Wednesday with the Dick and John Johnson families. Sunday visitors at the Loren Walter home were the John Sharp family and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tucker. The text lists numerous local visits and gatherings across Maple Grove, naming households, kin, and neighbors, showing a busy community week with dinners, calls, and social visits.
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Clair Sellers
Russell
Grant Tatlock's
Winston DuVall
John Johnson
Loren Walter
John Sharp
Ralph Tucker
Fred Hainline
Riley Callen
Reeva DuVall
Ardis Walter
Basil Tadlock
Harold Hawk
Richard Tubaugh
Bill Wilson
W. H. VanDorin
Carence Schaffner
Song
J. L. Dodd
Clifford Offield
Local Social Roundup of Weekend Visits and Calls
Ville families including Mr and Mrs John Martin with Terry Lee of Albia and Lyndon McDanel near Moravia spent Thursday evening at Curtis Tomlin home. Mrs Ralph Tucker papered Friday. Mr and Mrs Richard Tubaugh and Mrs Albert Tubaugh spent Sunday in Belle Plaine. Mrs Grant Tadlock and daughters and Mrs Basil Tadlock and children visited J L Dodd Friday afternoon to see Mrs Betty Schaffner.
Cooperative birthday dinner and local visits reported
Nellie Thompson attended a cooperative birthday dinner at Raymond Perry’s Sunday. Several local residents visited relatives and spent evenings at various homes including Clinton Albertson’s, Beryl Brown’s, and George Hammond’s. Mo nday activities included Stephen Fenton at Robert Sneeden’s and Linda Irwin visiting George Hammond’s. Lorraine Hammond joined a Sunday dinner at Bert Rinehart’s.
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Nellie Thompson
Raymond Perry
Chloe Loch
Rena Breese
Audrey Christy
Clinton Albertson
LeRoy Brown
Sheryl
Beryl Brown
Marion Taylor
Mystic
Stephen Fenton
Robert Sneeden
Lissie Kelsey
John McAninch
McAninch
Harold Huff
James Dewitt
Ottumwa
Roy Sheldon Ie
George Hammond
L. G. Beaty
Ned Argo
Paul Carruthers
Russell Frame
Flo
Sonny Frame
Emmett Derby
Lois Albertson
Lynn
Sue Sneeden
Aubrey Christy
Linda Irwin
Lorraine Hammond
Bert Rinehart
Public sale plans outlined by Union ad inquiry
The inquiry asks if a public sale is planned and hints the Union may run an advertisement. It suggests broad coverage and potential crowd draw, aiming for a successful outcome.
Gasoline Taxes Raise 28 Percent Cost for Iowa Drivers
J E Haver bids Iowa motorists note gasoline tax of 28 percent added to the 1950 price. He warns the tax is among the costliest levies on vehicle operation, contributing to motorists being seen as heavily taxed in the state. The statement discusses state and federal taxes on motor vehicles and overall impact.
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Iowa
J. E. Haver
Iowa Petroleum Industries Committee
Mr. Haver
Town tax split: 4 cent state levy and 1 percent federal
The town levy comprises a four cent state tax and a one percent federal impost, outlining the combined tax burden on residents.
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