Tax 2 22 4 Felkner Jim tear Bell tax Mangan
Payroll items list from Udell and Washington townships includes names such as Felkner Jim Mangan I W Ballew Li and others with tractors graders and drag lines. Drainage district and justice and coroner court expenditures noted. payrolls and payments totaled with numerous figures. Community notices reference church attendance and local family activities around Fairview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felkner
Jim
Mangan
I. W
Sanenbach & Son
Equip
WIS
Omartes Swan
Grace A
Udell
Ballew
R. Li
McConnell
Guy
Whisler
Floyd
Stansberry
Grant
H. Davis
Adrain
Wagner
Bill
Hickey
John
Lusk
G. E
Garrett
R. W
Rodman
Aitken
Tom
Burkhiser
Chas Thomas
Albert
Pike
O. L
Valentine
John K
Washington Township
Streepy
Claude
Tractor
Shiltz
Everett
Jordan
Sam
Foreman
Raymond
McClellan
Dare
McLaughlin
Notice of Application Compromise Claim of H G Argo
A notice in Appanoose County Iowa states L A Andrew receiver of Farmers & Merchants Savings Bank seeks authority to accept from H G Argo stock of merchandise in Scanium for about 6257.86 debt settlement and to sell it without appraisement. A hearing is set at Centerville Courthouse on November 9 1932 at 10 AM. Objections must be filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Va Farmers & Merchants Savings Bank
Moravis
Iowa
District Court of
Appanoose County
Towa
L. A. Andrew
HR. G. Argo
Scanium
Centerville
Appanoosa County
L. A
Andrew
Ej, Johnson
Rigin & Simmons
Halloween Social At Carlon School Please Mock Masks
Community members and relatives visited the M Danel home Sunday with guests from Denver and Centerville. About fifty patrons attended the Carlon school Halloween parent teaching meeting at the school house Thursday night. Prizes went to Mrs. R E Lise for best masked disguise. The event featured a short program games contests and refreshments of pumpkin pie and apples. Miss Allee Campbell the teacher organized the pleasant evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninesmulles Samen
Kenneth Gladfelder
Jess Gladfelder
Shirley Townsend
Pauline
Charlene
Mary Sufficool
Mary Lou
Ada Boyer
Medora Hawk
Trene
Ione
Faye McDanel
Fairview
Clyde Gladfelder
Willie McDanel
Wille
Daphne McDanel
Mabel Gladfelder
Jack Argo
Geo. Boyer
Pearlie Boyer
Birdie Main
Paul Boyer
Cody Luse
Jack Luse
Coy Luse
S. Myra
A. E. Broshar
Lyndon McDanel
Oz Whicker
John Whicker
Gobert Callen
Ryman McDanels
Belle Whicker
Velma
Trenton Gladfelder
Liberty Center
Pearl Eaton
Cyril McDanel
Utterback
Udell
Willie
Vera Foster
Wsther Hiner
Edna Pfannebecker
Mariel Clark
Albia
Earl Whicker
Ryman McDanel
Mra
Alva Walden
Darlene
Ora Sufficcol Home
Guy McDanel
Centerville
Jim Cline
R. B. Luge
Betty
Alice Campbell
Carlaon’ School
R. E. Lise
Hallowe’en
Mise Allee Campbell
Social visits and events in Unionville Route 3 area
Mrs. Mary Fowler and brother Andy Hayworth visit. Ellen Montgomery of Keenen Oklahoma visits Ed and Harry Rumley homes. Hambleton and Thelma Benge attend Halloween party in Forbush. Numerous Centerville Moravia Hiattsville and Forbush residents visit or host callers and attend a Henry Field talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Fowler
Andy
Hayworth
Delbert
Ellen Montgomery
Keenen
Okla
Harry Rumley
Jim Benge
Hiattsville
Russel Fowler
Leon
Burne
Donat Sanders
J. J. Stevens
Emma
Ray
Centerville
Leon Burns
Hubert
Thelma Benge
Weston
Forbush
Cheater Sanders
Royce
Tom Hiatt
Guess Hiatt
Moravia
Henry Field
Armel
J. Stevens
Rex Albertson
Donar Sanders
Ueon Burns
Warl Foster
Earl Foster
Chester Sanders
Emma Ray
Paul Burns
Local Social and Visit Highlights
Sunday visits by Mr and Mrs Jim Moore to Elbert Moore and others, Tuesday gatherings at Marve Lockman home, hog delivery by Fred Hiatt to Otumwa for Marve Lockman, and funeral for A J Argos Thursday. Jeanetta Gowey visited Hamilton, Moravia callers noted, and club met with Jahn Van Zante while Fred Hammond moved household goods to Marve Lockman’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Moore
Elbert Moore
John van Zante
Marve Lockman
Fred Hiatt
Ottumwa
Merle Gaekel
A. J. Argos
Jeanetta Gowey
Helen Hamilton
Jeff Patrick
Jahn van Zante
Fred Hammond
Hig Household Goods
van Long
Albia
Legion Party Brings Members and Guests Together
Members of the American Legion the Auxiliary and their guests enjoyed a party at the Legion Home Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
the Auxiliary
Legion
Social notes from Albia and Centerville visits
ENON Mr and Mrs T J Smith and others visited in Albia on Saturday. Families including Barnes Faber Lockman Neff and Sincox were guests at various homes over the weekend. Mrs red Coltrain, recovering from surgery, received visitors in Centerville. Local residents helped with wood at Galtrain’s. The Helping Hand group met with Mrs A C Faber. Gamble Stores advertises hot water heaters and a Ford model A manifold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Smith
Bill Giltner
Billy
Albia
William Barnes
Tommy Main
A. ©. Faber
Dallas
Faber
LeRoy Harvey
Oskaboorn
Cy Jones
J. C, pLockman
E. M. Galtrain
J. L. Jones
Bayard Neff
A. C. Faber
Carl Cloyed
Cloyed
Gamble Stores
Centerville
Tariff Demands Highlight Price Undercutting Challenge
The speaker accuses opponents of pressing for tariff removal while demanding prices well below market levels for flaxseed beans wool corn and wheat from the Argentine to be sold in New York. The remark questions the feasibility of such undercutting and frames it as ghastly jest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loweat
New York
West Point Social Roundup Guides Local Visits
West Point residents shared visits across families and friends with Rollie and Kate Brown, Pearl Kelsey, Lois Davis, Mrs. Jane Murphy, Archie Thompson, and others. Pearl Kelsey organized a bean thresher event for Fred Tarr. Leona Easter attended Albia teachers institute. Pearl Kelsey led Girl Scouts at a Saturday carnival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Davis
Lois
Jeannie’ Potts
Rollie Brown
Kate Brown
Archie Thompson
Pearl Kelsey
Lois Davis
Mildred McCloud
Mark Brown
Jane Murphy
Olell Coulson
Donald
Leo Kaater
Lloyd Brown
Herman Systma
Albia
John Mahin
Mahin
Irvin
Johnnie
Gladys
Fred Tarr
Leona Easter
West Point
Teachers Institute
Lois Brown
Girl Scouts
After birth I was thin and nervous says Mrs Gunstone
Mrs M Gunstone of Smith and Veach Drug gists reports afterbirth tonic helped. She says the iron tonic left her stronger and regained needed weight following the birth of her baby.
Brown Bids for Appanoose County Supervisor Seat
A political advertisement from W. E. BROWN seeks a place on the Appanoose County Board of Supervisors for the term starting January 1, 1933. He stresses independence, opposition to a social worker approach, support for Farm Bureau membership, and potential cost savings through county engineer assistance and stenography. He urges voters to mark an X in the Independent column on November 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appanoose County
Board of Supervisors
Twan
Centerville
Hoover
Swan
Farm Bureau
N. W
Leas Vest
Jeven
W. EB. Brown
Aju
Times
20th Century Club Welcomes New Member Zerbe
The 20th Century Club met with Mrs J H Rice Tuesday afternoon. An interesting program was presented and Mrs J W Zerbe joined as a new member. RL Tarr visited Albia on Monday morning for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
20Th Century Club
Mra
J. H. Rice
Mra. J. W. Zerbe
Rl, Tarr
Albia
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McCstry
Barton
Joe
Todd
Jack
Johnson
Harris
Cole
Mont
Swartz
L. B
Stout
Furn
Porter
Mileage
J. T. Sherrard
Bainbridge
Zerbe
W. W. Munn
Ot- Itumwa
Thane
Seinininsassansr
Paul B. Strickler
T. R. Castles
M. D
Monroe County
Tina M. Norman
Hlad Grocery
Chas. I. Norman
Thave
W. B. Haught
Ba Coleman
THE
Coleman Lamp & Stove Company
Wichita
Kens
Philadelpha
Chicago
Los Angeles
Calif
H. G. Argo
Rapanoose County
Coulson
J. R. Callen
Edric
Reba
Ardis
Dale
M. E. McDanel
Nannie Bradley
Louie Larson
Denver
McDanel
Unionville
Aaron Campbell
Union Office
ENON
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Mexico
Rio Grande
United States
Department of Agriculture
Wardat
Teeny
Frank SY Swaim
Mr. and
Mrs
Wheels of Justice
Harry S. Greenleaf
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