Taylor Aid At Schrodt Home Reflects New Hope Social
A New Hope News report notes a May 4 Taylor aid gathering at the Schrodt home with Deloris Ballanger Gerald Theo Miller Ivan Harsh and others present for a cooperative dinner. The piece lists numerous visitors and mentions a June 2 next meeting hosted by Lois Wilson. Robert Ivan Harsh returned to Washington DC after a 10 day visit with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Aid
Cecil Schrodt
Deloris Ballanger
Gerald
Theo Miller
Ivan Harsh
Jay Wilson
Marsha
Linda
Lucile Carter
Mary Meadows
Stella Bogart
Vic Mihalovich
Leta Pettibone
Jackie
Verlin McAlister
Ann Pettibone
Lois Wilson
Robert Ivan Harsh
Washington D.C
Harshs
L. E. Jordan
Eddie
Debbie
Polo, Missouri
Hattie Watts
Marion
Melrose
Max Watts
Marvin Kelley
Karen
Donna
Robert Watts
Omaha
Nebraska
Janet Harrington
Mary McAlister
Verlin
Alan
Bob
Ernest West
R. C. Wilson
Junior White
Janice
Terry
Gert White
Bessie Donovan
Irvin Kaling
Harold Hudgens
Edna Dyprion
Vivian Wright
Trenton Wilson
Frank Turner
Bob Harsh
Family and friend visits noted across Ottumwa area
Mr and Mrs Theo Miller host and visit relatives and friends from Newton Des Moines and Ottumwa over the weekend. Several households including Miller Ballanger and Kirstein families join Mrs Verda Argo at St Joseph hospital. Sandra Hiatt and others attend local services and social visits wrap Sunday at multiple homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Mikles
Geo, Baldwin
Herb Boblenz
Jerry
Connie
John Kirstein
Des Moines
Francis Miller
Susan
Jane
Mona
Kathy Roper
Newton
Theo Miller
Ottumwa
Verda Argo
St. Joseph Hospital
Guy Argo
Argo
Johnnie Crow
Donna
Nelson Ballanger
Sandra Hiatt
Ina Miller
Minnie Yeager
Louise Hutton
Lester Smith
Otis Ballanger
Raymond Hughes
Gerald Mikels
Rodney
Perry Mikels
City Family News Notes and Mothers Day Week Events
Miller Lenora Paris and Joni Caster spent Tuesday to Sunday with Grandma Strunk and Aunt Eleanor Burton while mother stayed at Ottumwa hospital with pneumonia. Clifford Caster visited Sunday. Joni returned home. Drenda Tubaugh a Centerville hospital patient. grandma Tubaugh with her most of week. Devanna Tubaugh stayed with Aunt Venetah Tubaugh and Grandma Tubaugh. Patty Tadlock spent the week with her parents. Mrs. Lester Strunk and Joan attended Marys 5th grade Mothers Day program Friday. Peggy and family Connie and Dean and Becky visited Saturday to remind of Mothers Day. Connie and son stayed with her mother-in-law, then Kenny with measles. Peg’s family and Becky stayed overnight. Arlene and family visited Sunday. Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joni Caster
Grandma Strunk
Eleanor Burton
Ottumwa Hospital
Clifford Caster
Burton
Joni
Drenda Gae Tubaugh
Centerville Hospital
Grandma Tubaugh
Devanna Tubaugh
Venetah Tubaugh
Patty Tadlock
Lester Strunk
Joan
Mary
Peggy
Connie
Dean
Becky
Kenny
Peg
Arlene
Hope
Town Council Minutes and Community Notices
A Moravia community record details a large women’s group tour, local dinners, and church attendances. It includes council actions on culvert regulations, a May 4 1961 regular meeting with budget totals and bills, and notices of municipal expenditures, utilities, and road use tax related payments.
West Point Social Notes From Mrs Hoffman
West Point society items list visits and gatherings by Mrs. Ben Hoffman and neighbors. Families including Hoffmans Pickrells Dicks Callens Haver Argo McFatridge Wakefield and others are noted visiting, church events and a funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
Mrs
Ben Hoffman
Moravia Town Council April 6 1961 Proceedings
Moravia Town Council met in regular session with McDonough absent. Minutes read and approved. Funds listed include General 280.22 Street 471.97 Public Safety 292.48 Water 1181.1 Mun int 4566.19 Recreation 125.75 Utilities 180.75 Debt Ser 8223.57 Road Use Tax 10062.72 Liquor Profit 209.67 Total 27011.33. Bills paid as read include Iowa Highway Research Association lodging 10.00 Sock security 8.00 library meter 200.00 moving snow 4.00 gas 5.80 lights 4.22 supplies 12.46 and more. public sale notices offered by The Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gane Sion
Matlon
Black
Hiatt
M. Recreation
McDonough
Ellison
Curtis Tomlin
William Woodward
W. H. Burton
The
Moravia Union
Matt Parrott & Son’s
Proces
Mnancal
Black J
Iowa Highway Research
Iowa
Towa Publo
Rystem, Lp
B. RR
Carl Black
Mower Partn
Municipal Enterprise
McCalls Magazine
U. Co
Devers Place
Turner & Son
Maude Coffin
A.D. Kincade
Ernest Kincade
jown-Ilinois Telephone Co
LSU. Co
McDonoughs
City Board Proceedings on Street Work and Water Charges
The record notes Carl Fenton on streets with 14.55 and Levine Co Inc tubing at 540.60. A motion to keep the library open through June July August was carried. A motion about charging a full load of water when the water truck is called out passed. Adjournment was declared by Clerk W. H. Burton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Fenton
Levine Co. Inc
McDonough
Elson
Bilison
Hiatt
Black
Ellson
W. H. Burton
Final Report Hearing in Estate of Aaron Campbell
The administrator of Aaron Campbell deceased has filed a final report in the District Court for Appanonse County Iowa. A hearing is set for June 8 1961 at Centerville to approve the report and discharge the administrator. Interested parties may appear and show cause why the final report should not be approved or the administrator discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Campbell
Adeceaser
District Court OF
Iowa
Appanonse County
T. E. Campbell
District Court
Centerville
Town
Gloria Cortesio
Harry §. Greenleaf
Administrator's Notice for Estate of Anna R Sharp Iowa
On May 9 1961 the District Court of Appanoose County Iowa appointed Charles Johnston administrator of the estate of Anna R Sharp deceased. All debts must be paid to the administrator and claims presented to the court for allowance with legally authenticated documents. Gloria Cortesia Clerk District Court May 11 18 1961
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Appanoose County
Iowa
Anna R. Sharp
Charles L. Johnston
Gloria Cortesia
Tax Sale Notice for Appanoose County Property
Notice of tax sale in Appanoose County Iowa dated December ith day of December A 1959 noting real estate described as Cummins lots in Black Comata pt parcel with metes and bounds sold for delinquent taxes 1932 through 1958 to Appanoose County with a certificate of purchase issued to the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora
Samuel Hudgens
State Dept. of Social Welfare
Appanoose County
Iowa
A. R. Cummin
Appanoose County Notice To Redeem Real Estate
The county treasurer of Appanoose County Iowa gives notice that certificates now owned by the county will be foreclosed and a deed to the property will be made unless redemption occurs within ninety days of service. Dated Centerville Iowa April 28 1981. VERL K FARNSWORTH County Auditor May 4 11 18 61.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appanoose County
Iowa
Towa
Appanocose County
Centerville
Verl K. Farnsworth
Tax Sale Notice of Appanoose County Property
Public notice from Appanoose County Iowa states parcel M Cumming Lot 7 Block 2 in Apanoose County was sold for delinquent taxes from 1828 to 1958. Certificate of purchase issued to Appanoose County and redemption ends ninety days after service. deed issued if not redeemed. Dated Centerville May 6 1981. By County Auditor Verl K Farnsworth. May 11 18 25 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krandna Jordan
Helpw Js
State Dept. Social Welfare
Appanoose County
Iowa
M. Cumming
Lows
Appancose County
Lowe
Centerville
Verl K
Farnsworth County
Notice of suit in Moravia real estate dispute in Appanoose
The petition filed in Appanoose County District Court names multiple defendants and unknown claimants over Lois 4, 5, and 6 in Block 9 of Horner's First Addition to Moravia Iowa. It asserts the plaintiff is the absolute owner of the described property and seeks relief against all parties with possible interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court OF
Hua Brain
Clara Wilson
Laura Shanks
Appancos County
Iowa
Quieting Title Suit in Centerville Iowa Estate Case
Plaintiff credibly informs that defendants claim adverse to title to described real estate. Plaintiff and predecessors have held exclusive adverse possession for over 20 years under claim of ownership and seek quieting and confirmation of title against all defendants. Notice to appear by June 24 1961 at Centerville Iowa or default will be entered. attorney listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerville
Appandolse County
Iowa
Peron
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New Hope News
Schrodt
Gladys Harsh
Weldon Whitenack
Ben Martin
John Wood
Lynda
Larry Hollingworth
Grace Dooley
Myrtle Harrington
John Harrington
Janet
Jean
Don Pettibone
John H. Goode
Albia
Wisconsin
Vermont
Minnesota
Albia Granite Co
Second Ave
West
Louis Griffin
Oak View Cemetery
Nellie Wiliams
Family Living Committee
Extension Service
Raymond Williams
Harold Wright
Nellie Williams
Kenneth Coltrain
Linden Paris
Ottmwa
Claude
Nellie Will
Ine Harvester Co
Albertson
Deweys Place
Turner & Con
McRongugha Service
Art Fox Garage
Don Fettibone
L&u. Co. Gas & Electricit
Gockman
Utilities Fell Co
W. H. Gurton Clark
McDonoughs Service
Gan & Oll
Coulson & Burton
Ins
Public Safety
Ilinois Tele, Co
Roohat
Tire
Gorgar & Power
Turner & Bon
Kincade
Rockwell Man, Co
McDonough's Ser
Batt State Hygiene Tories
Cifford Paxaton
Agas Oklahoma Press
E. B. Albertson
Mbrarian
Veach Inc. Co
Onsha National Bank
Iowa Des Moinea Nat. Bank
Fed. Reserve Bank of Chicago
White Phillips Co., Inc
T. U. Co
Mark Martin
A. D
Dayne Taylor
Lloyd Johnson
Ben Pickrell
Roscoe Argo
Lloyd Callen
Beatrice Chance
Verta Hoffman
Iconium Methodist Church
Merle Dicks
Harold Kosman
Leo Hoffman
Albia Church of Christ
Roberta Carson
Richard Hoffman
Richard
Judy
Edward Haver
Julie
Rex Haver
Henry van Wielden
Wayne Clark
Hugh McFatridge
Glen and
Bar Wakefield
Gene McCrory
Fred Ammons
Donald Whitehead
Charlene Wilson
Verta
Kenneth Hoffman
Basil Herteen
Moravia Town Council
R. W. Baird
Sievens Drug Store
Jown
Oskaloosa Livestock Auction
U.S. Highway 63
Oskaloosa
Ray Tubaugh
Moravia
Tubaugh Bros
Charles Johnston
East State Street
Wayne
Lev
Papas
Olla
Perenne
Samanitiogl
Town Southern Utilities
Eee Rier
Ero
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