County Board Proceedings and Special Session Actions
Appanoose County Board met in regular and special session with roles listed for Petitions Receiving and Counting Boards. The May 15 1944 actions included approving a guardianship compromise resolution for Minnie Coulson care lien cancellation, approving a deed sale for Lot 2 NE 1-4 SW 1-4 Sec 15 T70 R18, and issuing Class B beer and cigarette permits for Centerville Golf and Country Club and Oral Ford with bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Walker
Harry Stickler
Maude C. Tomlin
Minnie V. Coulson
Guardian
Ward
Tom Workman
Board of Supervisors
Appanoose County
Iowa
State Hospital
Walker
Stickler
Grace L. Bedinger
County Board of Supervisors
Township
Range
Grace L. Bedinger, Co
Centerville Golf and Country Club
Thomas Ford
Centerville Golf & Country Club
Home Front War Bond Appeal Urges Extra Gifts by July 8
A civic message to the community urges rapid support for the Fifth War Loan. It notes June 12 as the start of the push and stresses every citizen should add something extra, stressing that a larger bond stock aids military aims and shortens the war. The editor urges timely action as service members fight life and death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inerica
Around Iowa Quarantines and Odd Local Tales
A roundup of small town notes from Iowa includes quarantines at the Valentine home in Rockwell City after chicken pox measles and scarlet fever strike as Grand Junction school board president Ray Clause hands out diplomas to his children, fox cubs found in Jackson Junction, and a Grundy Center man planting corn on his 88th birthday. Nearby, George Schiller Jr. rides 16 miles for an 8th grade exam, May 15 misfortune strikes the John Allen family twice, and Emmetsburg fishermen cope with backfires of help from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Valentine
Rockwell City
Carole Valentine
Marion
Kathryne Vought
Valentine
Ray Clause
Grand Junction
Marietta
Roger
Mr. Clause
John Ertmoed
Grundy Center
George Schiller, Jr
George
Grundy County
Pike fishing mishap and ring found in farm yard tale
Vaughan hooked a large northern pike but the line snapped as Girard tried to reel it near the boat. Later that week Vaughan and Daley caught several northern pike in Lost Island. Ralph LeMaster Sr of Madrid found his wife’s wedding ring while spading the garden, the ring likely hauled in with fertilizer from feed lots, still bright after 25 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Vaughan
Emmetsburg
Vaughan
Bob Daley
Ted Girard
Girard
Daley
Lost Island
Ralph LeMaster
Madrid
Also Mentioned on This Page
OF County Board
Udell
Udell Pet
H.B. Spring
Unionville
Pet
O. E. Brown
Ola Stanley
O. B. Swaim
Belle Andrews
Ruth Alexander
Paul Harrington
R. E. Wilson
Ira Stufflebeam
Eleanor Wilson
Agnes More
Union Township
John Irelan
Carl Alden
George Scott
Fred Coltrain
Lee Tadlock
Marion Proctor
Howard: Proctor
L. Burdette. Ward
F. E. Boyer
Bert Drake
Vermillion ‘Township
E.P. Creech
W. M. Messersmith
Frank Houser
Robert. Warren
W. R. Phillips
J. L. Kirkland
Wayne Messersmith
Sidney Sloan
Sam Ellis
Rissie Fisk
Walnut Two
Clarkdale
Glen Johnson
Ada Valentine
Frank Caraccio
Joe Malette
Chas. E. White
Laddie Totley
Andrew Rice
Wm. Katich
Victor Briskey
Pauline Swab
Walnut City
J. M. Smith
L. V. Sawyer
L. E. Evans
Dallas F. Walker
Dan Cate
Washington Township
T. T. Murdy
A. M. Ranes
A. J. Horn
Don Wright
Bert Swartz
T. J. Ransom
Richard Ballew
J. E. Yates
Elizabeth Horn
Inez Abrams Rohl
Glenia' Patterson
Wm. Hutchison
Harold Davis
Tom Kirby
Frank Daniels
Russell. Morrow
Grant Lindsey
Robert D
Blue
K.A
Ken” Evans
Friends
K. A. Evans
Joseph Colland
Clarence Wichman
Jackson Junction
New Hampton
John Allen
Winterset
K. M. le Compte
Washington
Jasper
Poweshier
Mahaska
Keokuk
Clarke
Decatur
Lucas
Wayne
Monroe
Davis
Molo Theatre
Sincerity Lodge No
AL. FO & Alm
H. L. Tiffany
W. M
Lundy
Albia, Iowa
Wincerset
Albina
Albia
Wee Cant Institute
Aikis Commercial Club
Monroe County Red Cross
Greater Town Commission
Albia Public Library
Simpson College
Jimmy
America
Burlington
Nental Transportation
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