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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1963
Page
3
A string of students candidly admit changing feelings about romance and attraction, with several saying they always feel pressed by peers. The scene shifts from playful banter to self reflective moments as classroom chatter reveals evolving attitudes.
Local notes list Sunday dinners and visits among Shan hai Iconium families including Bert Rinehart Aubrey Christy Gerald Rinehart and many relatives in Centerville Ottumwa and Newton. Several calls and social calls mark a busy weekend with guests from Kenosha Arvada Moulton and Unionville.
Clover Leaf club gathered at Helen McAninch home on Oct 16 to sort walnuts and hickory meats. Gifts were shared among members, including secret pals, with Fern Perifield winning a guessing game and more gifts exchanged. An extra meeting was planned for Oct 30 at Velda Argo’s in Oskaloosa. attendees included multiple Argo and Spaur family members and visitors, plus the Firkins family from Centerville visiting Jake Firkins.
Mrs Wayne McDanel and families are mentioned with visits and calls across Ottumwa Chariton Kirksville and Moulton. Kinship ties include McDanel Lindley Clark Hiatt Daniels Bogart Evans Logan and Phillips with gatherings at homes and church services noted.
West Point notes record visits and gatherings among area residents. People named include Mrs. Leo Hoffman, Rev. and Mrs. LaVern Smith, Roscoe Argo, Maple Buffet in Knoxville, Fred Argo, Hugh McFatridge, Julia Miller, Darlene Fisher, Kenneth Hoffman, and others visiting homes, hospitals, and celebrations over the week. Several couples marked wedding anniversaries with dinners and outings.
A notice calls for union workers across the district, urging enrollment and participation. It highlights organizing efforts, local chapters, and upcoming meetings to discuss bargaining goals and member protections.
The Urbana Doers 4H club met October 14 at Diana and Cathy Faber’s home. Mary VanDorin led the flag pledge as members shared what they enjoyed most this year. Old and new business were discussed and plans made for a November 2 family night. Judy Pershing gave a citizenship day report. Cathy Faber reported as the club’s reporter, with refreshments served by Diana Cathy and their mother after the meeting.
The October Union Livewires 4-H Club meeting was at Larry and Terry Proctors. President David Rhee opened the session to review old and new business. Elections were held for officers including president Rick Ahee and vice president Roger Kelley with Patty Rogers as secretary treasurer and Danny Wilson as reporter. New leaders Joe Wilson and Richard Proctor were elected. Larry Proctor gave a clean fuel demonstration. Others present included David Ahee Janet Ahee Patty Rogers Larry Coltrain Donnie Nancy Leffler and Mary Jo Wilson. The December meeting will feature a joint installation with the Farmerettes and the November meeting will be at David Ahee's.
The Franklin Happy Helpers 4-H club met at Elen and Carolyn Cooper’s home at 7:45. Officers elected: President Linda Ammons, Vice President Martin Thompson, Secretary Linda Whitehead, Treasurer Shirley Calhoun, Reporters Carol Calhoun Diane Flattery Marlene Kosman, photo clerks Marlene Kosman Marcia Thompson. Committees formed to paint mailboxes. club to supply paint while members provide brushes. Banquet tickets planned for two leaders and fourteen members. Betty Haver consulted for committee leaders. Refreshments served to ten members two leaders and two guests by Mrs. Cooper Ellen and Carolyn.
Franklin Farmers 4-H Club met at the Ammons home on October 21 1963 to pledge allegiance and conduct routine business. Officers Keith Miller Alan Ammons Richard Calhoun spoke on officers duties, with a report on Iowa 4-H Campus Visits at Ames on September 28. Alan Ammons and Leon Calhoun demonstrated how to make a hog catcher. Linda Ammons provided refreshments.
Appanoose County Iowa warns that Lots 14 and 18 in Block 4 Seddons Bros. Addition Mystic were sold for 1959 1960 1961 taxes. A deed will be made if redemption is not completed within 90 days of service. County Auditor Vere K Farnsworth Centerville. Oct 29 1963. Nov 7 14 1963.
Tax sale notice states parcel in Appanoose County Iowa was sold at the December 1962 sale for 1959 1860 and 1941- liens. It notes a certificate of purchase is owned by Appanoose County and redemption ends in 30 days from October 29 1963 with deed to follow.
Tax sale notice lists Opal Lewis and Bertha Liven heirs at 8000 Ferson in Appanoose County Iowa. The described property SW NW Section 9 Township 68 Range 18 containing 40 acres, coal rights, taxed for 1958 1959 1960 and 1941 assessments. Redemption right exists and must be exercised within ninety days from notice with sale completed per law.
Notice to Duane Glasgow of a December tax sale in Appanoose County Iowa. The property Lot 1 Block 4 Jas McDonalds Lat Add Udell Iowa is delinquent for years 1959 1960 and 1968 and a certificate of purchase was issued by the County Treasurer after sale at public auction.
Centerville Iowa October 18 1963 notice states that the certificate is held by Appanoose County and the right of redemption will expire ninety days after service. a deed will be issued if redemption is not made. County Auditor Veril K Farnsworth signs the notice dated October 18 1963 with publication on October 24 and November 7 1983.
To John and Sandra Hurtado Pergon In Below Is Taxed the four day of December A D 1968 at the regular tax sale began describing real estate in Appanoose County Iowa Lot 18 Geo Higin a Jr Sub Pt NW SE 18 Two 6 Percent Re 18 delinquent taxes 1958 1959 1960 sold to Appanoose County by the County Treasurer and certificate now owned by Appanoose County Iowa deed to be made within ninety days after service of notice dated Centerville Iowa October 18 1968 Farnsworth Oct 24 $1 Nov 7 1963
Tax sale notice to Hartsina Cox concerns Lot 9 in J M Elgin’s Subdivision and other lots in Appanoose County Iowa. The property was sold to Appanoose County and a certificate is held. redemption period will expire and a deed will be issued.
The notice states redemption must be made within ninety days from completed service. Dated at Centervie Iona this 18 day of October 1963. Veral K Farnsworth County Auditor. Published November 24 31 and December 1967.
Notice of tax sale and redeemable rights for the Weston property in Appanoose County Iowa. The sale, held under County Treasurer authority, covers described parcels in sections and townships with redemption period ending within ninety days from service. The notice cites years 1958 1958 and 1960 and dates October 24 31 and November 7 1968.
Tax sale notice states Stanley Pajavich property in Appanoose County Town Johns Own was sold for unpaid taxes from 1958 1960 1969 with certificate of purchase issued to Appanoose County Iowa. Redemption expires 90 days after Oct 1 1963 date. deed to be issued upon failure to redeem. Centerville Iowa Oct 1 1963. County Auditor dated Oct 24 31 Nov 7 1963.
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