Proceedings Of The Board Of Supervisors August 23 1943
The Board met in adjourned session at 10:00 a m with J E Walker Chairman Ross Wells and Harry Stickler present The hearing on the Budget Estimate was recorded and the Board found notice published August 17 1948 in Centerville Daily Towegian Citizen Moulton Tribune Moravia Union and Mystic Sentinel affidavits on file The Estimate was considered with no taxpayers present to object and was corrected and completed The Chairman and County Auditor were directed to certify and file the Estimate Grace L Bedinger County Auditor Board adjourned to meet at the call of the Auditor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Walker
Ross Wells
Harry Stickler
County Board of Supervisors
Appanoose County
Iowa
Centerville
Towegian & Citizen
Moulton Tribune
Moravia Union
Mystic Sentinel
Ross Wells Harry _Stickler
Omega Community News Highlights Local Visits and Meetings
Omega by Mrs Stella Lockman notes visitors at the Raula Lockman home including Homer King and family. The Wednesday club met with Mrs Cora Coop with ten members, next with Mrs Katie Davis. School starts at Omega and Wayne with teachers Pearl Warner and Leta Gray, respectively. Nearby residents and visitors from Blakesburg Ottumwa Albia Moravia and Ben Coop homes are recorded along with family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella B. Lockman
Homer King
Raula Lockman
Milton Stocker
Scout Bugle Star David Hoover joins Moravia Troop 40
David Hoover became the 17th member of Moravia Troop 40 last week with the Star rank, transferring from Groton Troop 64. A county court of honor will be held in Moravia on September 28, and Moravia Troop 40 may win the Lion's Club Achievement Trophy for best advancement records over the last two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Hoover
Moravia
David
Groton
Lion’s Club
Maple Grove Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Bernice Johnson and Helen Felton hosted and visited relatives across Maple Grove and Centerville. Local families including the Johnson, Gabe Johnson, Wilbert Johnson, Walter Scott, Virgil Johnson, and Stocker households shared Sunday gatherings, dinners, and afternoon calls with friends and kin from Otumwa to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Johnson
Helen Felton
Ralph Robinson
Gabe Johnson
Wilbert Johnson
Betty Wilson
Albia
Edward Stocker
Garol
Chicago
Harry Stocker
Walter Scott
Centerville
Harry Glick
Virgil Johnson
John Dodd
Betty
Billy
Wilson
Arlene McGuire
Emery Coltrain
Delmar Dowd
Scott
Ted Broshar
Johnny Hewitt
Gomer Stocker
Guy Colton
Ottumwa
Alex Main
Harry Felton
Harry Felton, Jr
Jimmie
Centervile
Names List of Navy and Marine Corps Veterans and Officials
Long, comma heavy roster of individuals including Navy E G Firkins Sufficool Kent Burns Morris Main Easter Stokes Oreland Fuller etc. The fragment reads like a veterans or honor roll with many surnames and initials, listing numerous first and family names, units, and affiliations across services and organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NAVY
E. G. Firkins
Richard L. Sufficool
Stanley W. Sufficool
Roy M. Kent Tevin Burns
Archie W. Martin
Robert
Sufficool
Harold Roger Foglesong
August T. Morris
Vanice J. Morris
Richard Earl Main
Milo Artis Main
William M. Morgan
John Donald Easter
H. Lathen
Fred Guy Matherly
James Rhee
Smith Tharp
George Hellyer
Warnest A. Garner
Carl Creech
Frank Jones
Max Stover
Leo Caster
Claude C. Hudnall
Cliff Hudnall
Doyle Stansberry
Dwight Stansberry
C. Rosseau
John WA. Johnson
Howard H. Derby
Fred Johnson
Alvin Donahoo
C. Herbert Gilliland
John R. Kenton
Ted Knapp
Chester Selby
Richard Gordner
Rex Firkins
Arthur McKern
Leon Oehler
Forest Stoeker
Oliver C. Irelan
Burke Wilson
Leroy Brown
Ralph Garner
Max McDonough
MAX_GOLLAHER
Murray Ivan Main
Jay Main
James Sufficool
Jesse E. Smith, JR
Robert A. Shelquist
Billy Gibson
Donald W. Ahee
Bobby Dean Caster
Gene E, Lathen
W. K. McNabe
Clifford Boyer C. M. Hall
Keith Reich
Aaron D. Kincade
Homere, Callen
Duane Veach
Robert Boyer
William Stick
Leo Agne James H. Weldon
Army N. Burdell Roberts
Clyde Wilson
Harold L. Boyer
Paul E. Burns
Arthur L. Case
Meritt L. Boyd
Roscoe E. Day
Max Martin
Kenneth Hiatt
Gerald Eugene Hawk
Francis Johnson
Allen Mason, JR
Wayne Blumer
Carl Proctor
Clifton Boardman
Robert K. Moffitt
Clifford Stocker
James L. Buckingham
Trenton Mericle
Richard J. Burton
Cecil Creech
Dwight L. Easter
Paul Massman
Dayton Dotson
Eugene Wilcox
Lyle K. Hough
Walter Wilson
James ER
Judge
Don Talbott
Richard Proctor
Floyd Hiner
Leslie Albert
Charles Gray
Clell Coffin
Jim McCumber
Wallace Gibson
Elmer Thomas
John Rinehart
James Calhoun
Eckert
Community News From the Gladfelder Home Area
Main Station reports a series of Sunday visits and weekend stays among local families. Names include Gladfelder, Boyer, Harrison, Hilton, McDanel, Hiatt, Perry, Long, Tomlin, and others, with gatherings at various homes and a Chicago visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlene Gladfelder
Clyde Gladfelder
Darlene
Trenton Gladfelder
Lynn Hilton
Willie McDanes
Ray Harrison
Nola
Ada Boyer
Paul Boyer
Willie McDanel
Lloyd McDanel
Des Moines
Mr. Harrison
Eli Hiatt
Gertie Boyer
Elbert Perry
Newton Long
Jean
Hannah Gladfelder
Keith Gladfelder
Norma Lee
Frank Gladfelder
Mary Lou
Boyer
Carolyn White
Rube Main
Hazel Boyer
Ada
Donald
Birdie Main
Ella Platt
Faye
Cotell
Chicago
Grace Hiatt
Carl Tomlin
Rex Tisue
Lew Hiner
Jean Long
Billie Burmeister
Grapes Abundant This Year Boost Home Canning Efforts
Conserve and preserve guidance outlines how both wild and tame grapes can supply juice for sauces jams and jellies. Instructions cover extracting juice from wild grapes with heated water not boiled and a 24 hour stand, straining, tartrate crystal removal, sugar addition, and water bath processing. Tame grapes require jar heating sugar and boiling water, with shorter processing, while jelly follows wild-juice methods.
The Farmer's Corner Poem By Calvin Rumley
The farmer toils under the sun and eyes the tilling fields while longing for winter. He completes the harvest and faces a thousand tasks as summer wanes and frost nears.
Jelly Making Tips Include Stage Testing And Crystals
Instructions describe juice boiling in a flat pan, jelly stage when juice sheets off a spoon, and reducing tartrate crystals by overnight standing and siphoning. It notes combining grape juice with other fruit juice helps, and mentions local real estate brokers McFatridge Coulson. It reports Mr and Mrs Howard Love visiting Albia and W L Palmer.
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the Board of Supervisors
McFatridge & Coulson
Albert Brain
Wyoming
Gardner Hatchery
Omega
America
Arlington
Tromso
Norway
Candia
Crete
Coulson
Ernest Hiatt
Jim Cline
Martha Cotell
Mina Luse
R. E. Luse
Virginia
Sandra
Maple Grove
Proving Ground
Ee U
DaKalb
G. M. Garrett
R. C. Wilson
Moravia, Iowa
Russell Spavin Clifford Wayne Caster
Doyle Mericle
Dan Pence
Claude Sharp Merle Fullerton
Don Blumer Jobs
Long Donald W. Darby Glen
Leroy Lockman
Bruce D. Gardner
William R. Callen
Donald Reich
James Reich
Jay B. Oehler
Leon H. Housle
Ralph BE. Pfannebecker
Russell Reich
Jessie A. Meyers
Carl Mericle Ferrell
Purvis
Donald E. Whitehead Howard Evans Roscoe E. Brown
Richard Veach Francis Stocker Cleo Barnes Burton F. Tarr
Arthur Points
Howard Gray James
Harold Hall
Charles Ederd Lampkins
Cleon Cordes
Kenneth Daniels Dale Caris
Paul Wright
Boyd Runnels
Eddie Pollard
Clark McKern
Lloyd Foster Jor Tucker
Henry D. Serber
Max Hiner
Roy Adams
Frank Swaim
Clark
Appanoose
Monroe Counties
THE POET'S _ CORNER
Calvin Rumley
Mrs
Howard Love
W. L. Palmer
Ambulance Service
Appanoose County Poultry Club
E Hoge
Columbia Broadegating System
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
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