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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1958
Page
7
Local residents travel to visit relatives in Idaho and Illinois while other families gather for dinners and Sunday visits across Ames Centerville Ottumwa Albia and Des Moines. Notable events include church activities American Legion meetings and a wedding at the Albia Christian church with numerous families attending.
Cedar Falls resident Bruce Faber spent the weekend with his parents R A Faber. Sunday guests celebrated the birthdays of Q O Harvey and Dennis, with a large local attendance including the Harveys and Lances from Des Moines Ames and Ottumwa visitors. Various neighbors and relatives visited homes in the area, noting Marilyn Sinclair’s Albia wedding and other social calls across Moravia Keota Lake Mills and Melrose.
Mrs. Everett Baker and Bob plus Mr and Mrs Charles Jennings of Marshalltown were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Robert Jennings Sunday. Attendees included Mrs Robert Jennings Gary Perry Martha McCord and Hazel Hellyer at the Moravia junior class play Friday. Karol Ann Hellyer spent Tuesday night at the Dell Hellyer home and visited Blue Front school Wednesday. Mrs George Hellyer and others from Albia called at the Dell Hellyer home. County Aid convention at Moravia Tuesday. Claude Hawk and Delbert Calhoun hosts Thursday evening.
Purdue Agricultural Experiment Station reports yeast addition speeds chick growth. Cornell University notes yeast eases the transition for calves between suckling and grazing. Ames Iowa Towa Experiment Station finds pork production costs drop from 7.50 to 5.35 per 100 pounds with yeast, a 2.15 saving. corn value is now about double.
Public notice to John Holsinger and State Board of Social Welfare lienholder that tax sale of the East Half of Lot 9, Block 19 in Elgin's Second Addition to Myatile Iowa occurred December 2, 1957 for 1964 1955 1956 taxes. Certificate held by Appanoose County. Redemption expires in 90 days after service. deed to follow. Centerville Iowa October 13 1958.
To Joe Beretta and to the person in possession of the property in Appanoose County Iowa the tax sale of East 225 feet of Lot 14 in George Elzin's Subdivision Northeast Quarter of Section 16 Township 69 Range 18 was held for delinquent taxes from 1937 through 1956. The county treasurer issued a certificate of purchase to Appanoose County which now holds the deed. Redemption period ends and a deed will be issued unless claims are made.
Centerville Iowa notice states redemption from the sale must be made within ninety days after complete service of this notice. Dated October 13 1058 at Centerville. Veil K Farnsworth County Auditor. October 16 28 30 1968.
Tax sale notice to Hila Jackson regarding delinquent taxes on Lot 1 and the south half of Lot 2 in Block 2 Highland Park First Addition Mystic Iowa. Property sold for 1937 1956 taxes. redemption expires 90 days after service. Centerville Iowa date October 18 1958. Verl K Farnsworth.
For Hila Keeran the parcel in Elgin’s Second Addition to Mystic Iowa Part of Lot 8 Block 18 redeems taxes for 1954 1956 with a public highway exception. Appanoose County Iowa treasurer sold it for unpaid taxes and issued a purchase certificate now held by the county. Redemption must occur within ninety days from service of this notice dated Centerville Iowa October 16 23 20 1958.
In Appanoose County Iowa the East Half of Lots 15 16 17 and 18 in Jonnett’s First Addition to Mystic were sold for delinquent taxes 1954 1955 and 1956. Appanoose County holds a certificate of purchase. Redemption ends 90 days after service. Dated Centerville October 18 1958. Veil K Farnaworth, Oct 16 28 80 1958.
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