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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1960
Page
6
Local residents shuttled between Des Moines Concord and Ottumwa for family gatherings and hospital calls. Air and road travel linked Albia Centerville and Omaha with visits to relatives, reunions, and a 100th anniversary church event in Merrill Melbourne.
Ben Pickrell is a patient at Monroe County Hospital after surgery on Thursday. Kenneth Calhoun visited him Sunday afternoon, with other local residents dropping by the hospital and homes of friends and relatives. A granddaughter Andrea Jeanette was born Sept 8 to Mr and Mrs Edward Baker, and several families spent time at various homes during the week.
The Tay lor Toilers 4-H club held a Monday night meeting at Jim and Max Argo home. Officers elected include Max Argo president Ralph McDonough vice president Jerry Roblenz secretary treasurer and Donald West reporter. New leaders Jack McDonough and Ernest West. West spoke on grassed waterways and soil sampling demo.
Mrs. Ivan Hargh hosted the Taylorettes 4-H club meeting on September 15. Members present included Nellie Argo Connie Roblenz Diane Sharon Pat Linda Judge Maribeth Johnson Penny Prough Minnie Ann Condra Donna Raekard and Mrs. Ruby Long. New officers elected were Janice Brown president Sharon Judge vice president Mary Kay Spencer secretary treasurer Diane Judge historian Pat Judge and Ann McDonough reporters Linda Judge librarian. A talk on storing canned goods was given by Diane Judge. Connie Bobleng spoke on breakfast cereals and Nellie Argo demonstrated baked custard. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Harsh.
The Union Farmerettes held a regular meeting on September 15 at the home of Becky and Mary Jo Wilson. The gathering was called to order and discussions covered upcoming activities and plans for the group.
Lois Strunk leads the group in pledging the flag as 4-H members Becky Wilson Peggy Rogers Joyce Roberts and others are elected to officer roles including president and secretary treasurer A hay ride planned and talks cover eggs vegetables and tapioca pudding with 13 members and 12 visitors present.
Festival event lists premium winners across poultry sweets baked goods and canned products with multiple first and second place recipients. Names include Linda Pearl Whitehead Danny Brooks Richard Mosley Grace Veach Olive Jean Tarbell Mamie Tisue Nellie Williams Nancy Mosley and others across species and desserts, with judges noting breed and confection distinctions.
Tax sale notice from Appanoose County Iowa describes North 374 feet of Lot 2 and South 12 percent of Lot 3 in Drake's Second Addition Centerville. Property sold for delinquent taxes 1950 1957 1958 to Appanoose County. deed to Earl Baxter. no possession. 90 days to redeem. notice dated Sept 18 1960.
Probate court in Appanoose County Iowa sets a hearing for Sept 8 1960 at 10:00 AM in Centerville to approve private sale of decedent Eva Poljak's real estate Lots 6 and 7 in Martinstown and adjacent parcel with minerals to be reserved and transfer of a $5037 26 lien from State Board of Social Welfare to sale proceeds. Creditors and heirs named include Mary Ohler Rita Kebler Marcella Fuller Ton Andy Poljak George Poljak.
The text states that objections must be filed with the Clerk of Said Court by the fixed time. If not, the court will grant and render the order and judgment as requested. The fragment mentions rain but lacks full context.
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