Hiner Reunion Held Sunday at Centerville
Descendants of David and Mary Main Hiner met in Centerville park for the 20th annual reunion with about 90 attendees. A noon dinner followed a blessing by Rosalie Bivin. New officers elected were Bill Snider president Howard Teater vice president and Helen Maddick secretary treasurer. The group sang at the opening and closing with wishes to meet again next year at the Centerville park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David and
Mary Main- Hiner
Centerville Park
Rosalie Bivin
Dollie Huff
Bill Snider
Howard Teater
Helen Maddick
David
Benita
Seymour
Harold Loch
Marlene
Sandra
Omaha
Nebi
John Maddick
Mike
Sue
Brian
Roger
State Center
Larry Greth
Steve
Sandy
Stan
Greg
Lloyd Beaty
Douglas Butler
John Beaty
Marshalltown
Mike Sacy
Jeff
Kristin
Silvis
Illinois
Alex Allardyce
Moline
Clifford Hull
Tom
Kathryn
Ellen
Ottumwa
Don Rhee
Janet
Unionville
Mel Hux
Kevin
Larry
Charmel
Bettendorf
Bernice Coulson
Moulton
Dean Beaty
Rhonda
Ramona
Rebecca
Harold Huff
Mystic
Hazel
Mary Lou Rinehart
Albia
Paul Loch
Alliance
Nebr
Pearl Kelsey
Nellie Thompson
Hampton
Jim Knapp
Kelly
Lisa Muse
Garnet Talbot
George Hiner
John Hardy
Catherine Beaty
Karl Knapp
Verna McAninch
Mary Anders
Elmer Hiatt
Gary Hiatt
Marti
Richard Dulaney
Reisha
Centerville
News of Interest From Franklin by Mrs Earl Swift
Community notes from Franklin recount Sunday dinners and weekend visits. Several Calhoun and Ammons family members host and travel to nearby towns, with guests from Virginia Kentucky Iowa and California. Attendees include Delbert Richard Calhoun Larry Derby and Roscoe Argo plus scores of relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Earl Swift
Delbert Calhoun
Richard Calhoun
Charles Moch
Tom
Deb
Kenneth
Donald Calhoun
Marion Allen
Thelma Calhoun
Leon
Carol
Pearl Runnells
Eugene Jackson
Paul
Denise Wilkinson
Amy
John
Floyd
Clarence Hiner
Keith Miller
Allen Ammons
Norfolk
Terry Adcock
Fort Knox
Kentucky
Gary Perry
Julie
Jeff
Emery Hiatt
Larry Derbys
Lloyd Ammons
Linda
Enid
Okla
Amy Stansberry
Cedar Rappids
Marie Doge
Ottumwa
Roscoe Argo
Larry Derby
Emmett Derby
Deb Atd
Deb Turner
Delbert Calhouns
Moravia
Lloyd Johnson
Roscoe Argos
Perry Brown
Knoxville
Stella Argo
Dorothy Calhoun
Freda Swift
WSCS
Richard Briles
California
Labor Day
Ben Pickrell
Board of Supervisors proceedings on street widths
Proceedings discuss street width standards for county road system blocks. Pedestrian ways must be ten feet wide in blocks over eight hundred feet long with possible central crossings. Business blocks should not exceed six hundred feet in width as streets slated for county road status are defined.
Beach Show And Fox Hunt At Unionville Draw Big Crowd
Large crowds attended the Unionville weekend Fox Hunt and Show with over 100 dogs entered from Missouri Illinois Kansas and Iowa. Lawrence Cauliflower of Hudsonville Ill won longest distance 425 miles while Bill Richardson of Greentop Mo the oldest exhibitor earned a high placing in Derby Female. Other winners included Clayton Swindler Braymer Mo in Derby entries Floyd Hubbard Bloomfield Mo and Carl Blumenshire Quasqueton Ia with multiple firsts in age and sex categories and best pair honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville
Missouri
Illinois
Kansas
Iowa
Lawrence Cauliflower
Hudsonville
Ill
Bill Richardson
Greentop
Clayton Swindler
Braymer
Don Horn
Bloomfield
Floyd Hubbard
Carl Blumenshire
Quasqueton
Tom Spurgin
Albia
Appanoose County Zoning Rules On Lot Width and Utility Easements
The document outlines minimums for alley width and residential frontage, requiring alleys in business blocks but optional in residential districts. It sets a 75 foot minimum lot frontage and at least 8500 square feet per residential lot, with larger sizes possible for septic fields. It discusses corner lots, lot lines, and the undesirability of double frontage, plus easement requirements for utilities and connections to neighboring properties. It also covers park site planning, water and sewer facility timing, and future sewage treatment land set asides, with advisory aid from the county zoning commission and engineer. approvals may vary in special cases, dated August 20, 1969.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atreeta
Plata
Appanoose County
Vietnam era letter from Buddy Stocker to classmates
Buddy Stocker writes of his service in Vietnam to classmates of the Class of 1964. He describes duty with the 144th Aviation Company in Nha Trang, mentions long dangerous hours, scarce meals, day and night conditions, and frequent air danger, noting the lack of carefree everyday comforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buddy Stocker
Vietnam
Republic of Vietnam
144Th
Reunion letter from Clifford Glen Stocker Jr
A personal reunion tribute from Clifford Glen Stocker Jr reflects on years since graduation. He praises friends and families, wishes happiness for those married or with children, and expresses hope for the next five years and beyond. He notes one friend, Kenny Heiford, remains unmarried and sends best wishes to Jeanne Turner and Beverly Strunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avay
Sonys
Kenny Heiford
Jeanne Turner
Beverly Strunk
Clifford Glen Stocker Jr
Bud
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hiner
the Board of Supervisors
Lawrence Powell
Eoat
Udell
Paul Wilson Moravia
Fox Hunters
Charles Brink
Englewood Kennels
Palo
Devanna Tubaugh
tUnmax
Camile Price
County of
Appanoosa
Xaworth Notary
Carl A. Evane
Verl K. Farnsworth
Moravia Community High School
Ray Avera
Pastor Thomas Woodin
Thomas Woodin
Towa
Farm Bureau
Walter J. Hansen
E. State
Home
EB. Jackson
and Farmer’s
Institute
Appo
Noose & Adjoining Counties
Bigrer Carnival
Mae Group
Munity
Cedar Rapids
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