Moulton Weekly Tribune (Newspaper) - July 10, 1958, Moulton, Iowa Weekly Tribune 1958 Will Be Held Friday John 86, long time and well known farmer of this died at the St. Joseph hospital in early Tuesday He had ill for the past two He was the son of Joe and Mel bina Kerby and was born July 11, 1872 on the farm south of where he had lived all his Mr. Kerby was married to Howell in 1885 and to this union four children were The living are Lonie Horn and Clay Kerby of Lester Kerby of Nine grandchildren and several great grandchildren are also left to mourn his His wife and one daughter preceded him in and also a He was a member of the Baptist Mr. Kerby was a man of high integrity and during his farm operations in this community made many and lasting Funeral services will be held at the Christian church in Friday afternoon at two o'clock conducted by the Rev. Will Cleeton of Burial will be in the Cannon south of JUST BETWEEN YOU AND ME TRUTH IF VENTURE CAPITAL AND PRIVATE ENTERPRISE CARL GOLDENSTEDT DIES SERVICES WERE SUNDAY ORLEANS SOCIAL HOUR MET AT SINGLEY HOME Orleans Social Hour Club met at the home of Edith June 19 with Agnes Archer as The meeting was opened by Words of and Anita reading in the Roll call Amusement You Like and was answered Hanna and Bessie Velta and Joann Hilda Agnes Bessie Anita Dora and Edith Children present Glenda and Randy Chris Doug and Ricky Visitors were Myrtle and Joan Mystery box was won by Agnes A was held on plans for the Velta had the Ida and Hanna received mystery The next meeting will be with Ethel with Esther Moore Roll call will be a short cut you have learned in NOTICE Bond school home coming will be July 27 at Pulliam Park in Officers are Harold vice Mrs. Mrs. Inez The program committee is Mrs. Garl Mrs. Marvin and Ralph A picnic dinner will be served at the noon Everyone Tuesday evening dinner guests at the home of Mrs. Helen were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bacher and Robert of Mr. and Mrs. Perry Norton of Mr. and Mrs. Junior and Randy of and Mrs. Lena Guinn and Dinner guests at the Clint home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Winger and family of 111.; M. and Mrs. John Spears of 111.; Claud Rifenberry of and Mr. and Mrs. Other recent guests were Mr. and Mrs. Doc Dixon and son of Junior Dixon of Hay Donnie Davis of and Linda Spears of Mrs. E. W. Kirby were visitors at the home of Mrs. Eva Havens in July 4. We thought we had it made when we put up a recently acquired porch but it turned out to be a passing Not that the swing didn't fit in with our mood to sit and rock but other road blocks were placed in our First our youngest daughter seems to think it was put up for her personal the granddaughter has a yen to carve her initials in the As of this moment we have had little opportunity to sit and swing and T Fact certain handicaps have Seems like our youngest thinks that you must swing high wide and and as a our first step out the back door almost knocked us There's got to be some sort of warning signal Some when the newness wears we're going to be able to enjoy the Until that time arrives we'll have to be content to watch two of our favorite gals + Cool weather here Thermometer down to 50 in early morning but swings upward during the What's all this doing to the We asked a farmer friend of ours about crop prospects and he told us the corn never looked that the beans were literally and the oats crop would be Tons of it. All this with the weather far from being perfect for have had Nearly two inches over the week + Horn continues to impress on our mind that he's a handy man around the in the Says the potatoes are the roasting ears and the onions But what about the We like the I. S U. and the company but bless their little pea hearts we could have gladly given them the treatment yesterday afternoon when we got a power Tied us up tighter than a jug for more than two Stopped the automatic froze the metal in the linotype which made us wait an additional hour over and above the blackout while we waited for the metal to In other words we were stopped And right at a time when every second count ed. If it had been storming and lightning and raising thunder in general our blood pressure wouldn't have gone up to such a high But it was a beautiful A day made to breeze And there we were doing the slow there are days like of t It mattered not to this tired soul that it was road workers dynamite that caused the It was our time to So we just + We are always happy when we hear of someone hieing themselves off on a but we can't understand why neighbor Earl Brown selected roasting ear time to head for that i we're complaining for along with Paul and Arminta Pedrick we're keeping the patch pretty well And we can report to Brownie that they were + How's the wheat Edwin Boettcher tells us that his made 40 bu. to the But Dick Burger up way takes the cake with his 50 bu. JULY 10, No. 21 Another Appeal In Council Asks For Slightly Higher Levy Next Year i It's budget time and in this issue the city presents its estimate of funds necessary to conduct the business of the town for the period from July 1, 1958 to July 1, 1959. It will require a little more tax money to conduct the business of the town this year than it did last According to budget figures the town spent during 1957. The proposed expenditure for 1958 is a major part of the increase will be taken care of from A increase in taxes is made necessary by the erection of the new addition to the town and replacing some sidewalks on city owned property The county board and county board of education also presents their budgets in this RADAR SPEED DETECTOR IN OPERATION HERE Wednesday night of last week Sgt. James Douglas of the Iowa Highway Patrol had a radar speed indicator in use on the road north of This stretch of road is commonly called the local Mayor Dean Duley who watched the radar equipment in operation reported that no violations were but several motorists stopped to inquire if they were wanted for The radar device used was placed on the front fender of Sgt. patrol It's beam extends down the road about 300 feet and when an oncoming car hits the beam the speed is recorded by a meter located on top of the It does little good to apply the brakes once you have hit the beam at a high rate of speed as your top momentum has already been automatically J. P. Robert Daniels was also present to watch the operation of the radar Lingering Illness Proves Fatal To Craig Daniels Carl Francis son of Henry and Ollie was born June 25, 1909 at the farm home near Carl spent his entire life at this home except three years spent with the United States Air Force during World War He entered the service November 4, 1942 and served his country well during the three years of service having received four overseas a Middle Eastern theatre a Good Conduct medal and a World War II Victory While in England he attended a sheet metal school at Blackpool and for six weeks worked as a combat sheet metal repairing planes damaged in Upon his discharge from the November 26, 1945 he returned to his farm home to be associated with his father with the farm On July 5, 1958 at 12:15 a. passed after suffering a lengthy at the age of 49 years and 10 He was educated in the public schools of Davis He leaves to revere his his Mr. and Mrs. Henry a Mrs. Geneva Jennings and a Carl Lee Jennings all of An Mrs. Iva Lawson of Mrs Sophia Johnson of Mrs. Mary of Mrs. Annie McGraw of many relatives and a host of Carl's presence with us will be greatly but the pleasant memories of his life shall be Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Quentin Johnson from the Wagler Funeral Home Sunday afternoon July 6, at 2:00 p. m. Interment was made at the Burgher School Matter To Be Made Soon The planning committee will appeal their case to the state board of This move was made necessary by a stalemate of the Davis and Appanoose county boards when the proposed local plan was handed to them for a It will be remembered that Appanoose county's five member board voted for the plan and the five Davis county members cast a negative At the meeting held Tuesday Charley attorney for the local gave a brief resume of what had transpired at the last meeting and explained the various courses left Following that school directors from all the districts represented at the meeting were caucused and it was their unanimous cision that every effort should made to keep the plan and they the steering committee to ceed with plans for the It is understood that the action will be brought by the Appanoose county board of education and the and Orange The meeting Tuesday night was fired by the many expressions that the maintenance of a high school for the affected districts irt this area is a and that a consolidated effort would be put forth to see that the plan would be The appeal is now being put in the form of a brief and will be followed by a public hearing before the state board of The date of the hearing will be announced at a later Craig Emil son of Warren Taylor and Eliza Craig was born March 8, 1886 in Jackson Ohio and departed this life July 7, 1958 1PFC. TERRY PIATT IN FIELD EXERCISES HAROLD WRIGHT BREAKS BONE IN LEFT FOOT IN MOVING ACCIDENT JOE HUTCHISON RELEASED FROM VETERANS HOSPITAL Army Pfc. Terry D. son - of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin W. at recently participated in the age of 72 3 months and a field training exercise with the 29 days in the Davis County 8th Infantry Division's 68th He had mor in been in poor health for the past A tank driver in the armor's and in the hospital the past Company A in Piatt two entered the Army in May 1957 When he was eight years of and arrived in Europe the the family moved from Ohio ing REV. CLEVENGER GOES TO KANSAS PULPIT Joe Hutchison who underwent surgery at the Veterans Hospital in Des Moines recently was released Tuesday and is now convalescing at the home of his MAYORS COURT WAS BUSY LAST WEEK Rev. Hubert Clevenger will close his pastorate at the Moulton Church of God this coming Sunday at which time he will bring his farewell Rev. Clevenger has been called to an Kans. to and he resided in this community for the remainder of his He was educated in the Moulton school and attended Iowa State at On March 31, 1913 he was united in marriage to Vivian lone and to this union was born two The memory ot nim will be forever cherished by his Vivian and Marjorie Buchanan of and famine Baker of Ciudad and his only Nancy He is also survived by one brother Ward and one Lizzie Wood both of as well as sever al nieces and nephews The 21-year-old soldier is a 1954 graduate of Moulton High School and was formerly employed by STOCKHOLDERS VOTE TO CHANGE ARTICLE NOTICE TO REBEKAH MEMBERS Mayor Dean court was a busy place the past week with several traffic violators before Robert Harris appeared in the mayor's and was fined for disturbing peace with a Gary Kerby paid a fine for reckless Allen Swarts paid a like fine on a like Gary Jackson was arraigned on a reckless driving charge but no disposition has been made of the case as In addition to the points will be taken as set out by safety commission There will be a called meeting on July 10, at 8:00 P. M. for the purpose of conducting All officers urged to be Myrtle N. G. LOCAL NINE WINS FROM FLORIS SUNDAY At the meeting of stockholders of the local telephone company held Tuesday night the vote was 23-1 to change the articles of incorporation but it is still a question of the legality of the While the meeting was primarily called to change the stockholders also heard some vital information concerning dial phones from Mr. Day who is in- He was | stalling the dial system at Blakes Harold Wright says that moving household goods is far more hazardous than being a Wabash brakeman or Harold has been employed by the for more than fifteen years and has never had a reportable But not so when it comes to moving household Two weeks ago he moved from Des Moines to Moulton and in the process let a refrigerator fall on his left At the time he thought little of the accident but the pain continued and last Thursday he went to a doctor where it was found that he had a broken bone in his It will be about six weeks before the injured member is ready for service preceded in death by his burg and Directors here one sister Emma and are seeking some way to convert infant Craig Daniel Moulton to the dial He was a devoted husband and father and a good neighbor always willing to give a helping hand to any in For his only ATTENDED RAINBOW MEETING IN CENTERVILLE PLANTS ARE TAKEN FROM SALES HOME The Moulton baseball team annexed an easy 12-3 victory last Sunday from The game was played was on the mound for Moulton and limited Floris to three This Sunday the locals will play Agency on the local Game time will be 2:00 HAND STARTED IN APPANOOSE Want to help a neighbor in dis- he held a spec Then the opportunity is ial love and Appanoose county has Mr. Daniels was well known in ed Hand in an this locality for his progressive effort to give help to the flooded farming methods and former counties in western and participation in agricultural ery woman and child is It will be remembered ing asked to do his Money that he was among the first to is badly needed and you can endorse contour For make your donation here to years he served on the val Or if you have of Directors of the Farm thing that will it will be Bureau as well as the Farmers gladly Take part in Also Mr. Daniels Hand and help ved his community on the a needy Read the adv ington Township School The Rainbow Girls attended the Friendship meeting held in Tuesday even Doris Coleen Jean and Joan Suela Jill Barbara Mary Kay Romona Sandra Accompanying the group were Mrs. Don Mrs. Paul Mrs. Don Wright and Mrs. Dick Guest officers from the local Assembly were Mary Jane Howard and Jill July 8 is a date always observed by members of the Rainbow in commemoration of the birthday of the Mr. PROPERTIES SOLD Someone with a flair for potted plants visited the John Sales home the past week and as a result some of Mrs. prize plants are The a Boston airplane plant in a hanging base and had just been put on the front They were in fancy A reward is being offered for information leading to their PEACE PEDALERS E. Stabler and Harry atari on a bicycle trip from N. to Washington to protest nuclear Mr. and Mrs. Alva Jack and Judy expect to leave tonight for a will include New York and Niagara Judy Stubblefield entertained a number of friends at an out door at her Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fry have been enjoying a few days vacation in southern and the Mr. and Sales and family spent the July 4th week end with relatives in Broken Arrow and Okla. Mr. and Mrs. James and family of 111., and Mrs. Gladys Anderson of spent the week end with Mrs. Grace Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Kirby were and Mrs. Bert Kirby and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brinegar and and Mrs. Don Kirby and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kirby and Mr. and Mrs. Replogle and Replogle enjoyed ice cream at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis and sons on July 4. Mrs. Jake Bland and Roy Maring were in West Iowa Sunday where they attended the wedding of the grandson Darrell Maring to Patricia Mer Funeral services were conducted Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock at the Eagle Funeral by the Rev. Wallace of the Christian Burial was at Oakland Card Of Thanks We are deeply grateful to our friends and neighbors and to the Church for their kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of our husband and To Edwin Claude H. E. Roberts and Glen A. Mc the family extends special heartfelt gratitude for giving their blood during a critical stage in an effort to save and prolong his when none of his type was available at the Blood Vivian Daniels Marjorie Buchanan Pauline Mr. and Mrs. Leo Horn and Billie spent the 4th with her parents near Mr. and Mrs. Claude Lee have purchased the James Kerwin property on East 2nd St. and Mrs. Cam Hays closed a that makes them the new owners of the W. A. Wegener home on East 7th PHONE US THE Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burns and Glenda spent the 4th with his Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Burns in NEW SPORT Austrian Olympic Ski was cheated out of trying a new The car shown was wrecked during a preliminary teat 5
