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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1963
Page
2
Advice to handle teasing and insults from friends urges clear communication and a firm demand for an apology. If insults persist the friend may not be true. consider ending the friendship or building immunity to insults. Repeat threats must be sincere to avoid repeat hurt. For teen questions send to FOR AND ABOUT TEENAGERS.
Crossword style clue list with numerous entries and partial phrases. The readable items include words like Informers, Manner, Evergreen, Islanders, Rob, Succinct, and Abbreviation. The page resembles a word puzzle segment with scattered hints and letter-bearing fragments.
The 26th Scurlock reunion was held Sunday July 28 1963 at Crowder State Park near Trenton Missouri. Rain reduced attendance but guests reported a good time. Lunch followed grace by Lillian Eason. Ovid Scurlock of Maysville presided at the business meeting. Officers elected: Pauline Shelton Kirksville Mo chairwoman Paul Scurlock Coatsville Mo vice chairman Margerne Cormeny Center Valley re elected sections. A large family tree was created for 1962 63. Births to be reported to the secretary for the tree. Gifts included Regena Lynn youngest child of Mr and Mrs Richard Cormeny Centerville oldest member Charles Scurlock Glenwood largest family E O Cormeny and seven children Centerville and Mrs Sadie Beach Dunlap California. Distance award went to the farthest traveler. Next reunion set for Glenwood Schoolhouse Glenwood Mo. Attendees listed include Ovid Scurlock Bill Waugh C O Scurlock C Scurlock Sue Sidwell Jerry Hansbrough Richard Cormeny and others.
This piece offers practical tips for easing a child into the first day of school. It covers familiarizing the child with routes and the building, choosing comfortable clothes, practicing the schedule, and ensuring medical checks and immunizations are up to date before school starts.
The fragment lists numerous individuals and families from Ottumwa and surrounding areas including Mrs H J Carmeny Blakesburg Mr and Mrs Ira Thompson Hedrick Mrs Hatchiason Queen City Mo Miss Claudia Ann Adkins Miss Margaret Sue Adkins Miss Martha Jean Adkinson Wayne and Hank Edward Adkinson children of Mrs Dorothy Edkins Braymer Mo Hugo Scurlock Glenwood and Mrs McDade Ottumwa Ia.
Eva Starks and Ricky Alexander spend time with families in Unionville and Seymour. Gerald Purdum visits from California, Art Batterson’s Belvedere group, and Bruce Jones’ California trip home after Willis Brain visit. Laura Gale’s death prompts relatives from Iowa Arkansas and Deep River and Fort Smith to visit. Phillip Underwood enters Centerville nursing home as Fred Hazelton and others from Fresno visit. Highway 369 paving equipment arrives south of town as Miss LaRue Morrison from Cedar joins the list of readable local items.
Rapids came Wednesday for a visit with her sister-in-law Iva Morrison. Jack Morlan of West Grove spent Wednesday at the Cecil Morlan home.
The seventh annual Boston School reunion was held July 28 1963 at Centerville Park with forty three attendees including eight afternoon visitors. Old Boson district no 5 memories were recalled, led by longtime teachers and local families. A 1964 reunion date is planned as the old one room schoolhouse near Exline, now owned by Glen Foster, remains in good repair. The piece then contemplates civil rights law, arguing enforcement varies by state, constitutional guarantees and federal authority, and the complexity of balancing rights in public accommodations and property matters.
The F N Club held its annual picnic at Centerville Park on Thursday July 25. After dinner the president led roll call and bingo. Members present included Gen eva Ila Florence Myrtle S Marie Dana Marietta Gerald ine Effie Lelia Pansy Vi Edith Myrtle H Susie. Visitors included Bill Van DeVenter Billy Joan Barbara Daven port Nina Hall Flee ta Seibert and families Tony Phil Marty Jeanie Alberta Hugh Campbell Larry Johnson David Archer Jimmie Connie Gary Fowler Creta Moore and children Warren Twyla Cora Lee.
On August 6 1963 the District Court of Appanoose County Iowa appointed John R Underwood administrator of Maude L Underwood deceased All persons indebted must pay and those with claims present them to the court for allowance Dated August 6 1963 Milani Milani Attorneys for Estate Public notice of administration rights and deadlines
A reminder urges readers to join services this Sunday inviting neighbors and friends to church gatherings across city parishes. Organizers emphasize welcome messages, community fellowship, and spiritual reflection during morning and evening hours.
The text notes strong support for proposed legislation whilea nders in advocates reveal controversy over its methods. It reflects divided views among leading advocates and cautious optimism about passage.
The District Court of Iowa Appanoose County No 8892 Probate In The Estate Of Mable O Morrow Deceased In The Estate Administrator has filed a final report in the Clerk of the District Court office seeking approval and discharge from further duties. Names mentioned include Ernest D. Morrow Mab lene Henderson Earlene Bishop and other interested persons.
Final report and application for discharge set for hearing before the Centerville Iowa court on August 26 1963. Interested parties may appear to show cause why the report should not be approved and the undersigned discharged from further duty or responsibility. ERNEST D MORROW Attorneys at Law.
At the regular Belle Plain lodge No 151 LOF meeting a fourth member now living in Cedar Rapids Frank Kratoska received his 50 year pin. Time to renew.
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