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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1955
Page
3
Mr and Mrs Clarence Killion and Mr and Mrs Otis Stober visited the Clarence Stober home on Sunday. Mrs Gusta Melvin was a vis-
Sunday visits dot the area as families from Am brose Horn to Loyd Foster share greetings with Hendersons and Crams. Thanksgiving dinners bring many to relatives in Ottumwa Bloomfield and nearby towns, with Bartletts and Joneses noted in local turnout.
COATSVILLE area reports Thanksgiving gathering lists Mr and Mrs A J Kent and Tommie at the Billy Kent home in Ottumwa. L L Dotsor visited the Bud Henson home. Mr and Mrs L O Mullenix were at the Fred Martin home near Downing Missouri. Mr and Mrs Geo Beeler of Lancaster attended. Mrs Elizabeth Brown attended with the Burgher family.
Carl Beeler home hosts Abe and Albert White of West Grove at the Park er White residence. L L Dotson and Parker White travel to Moberly Missouri on Friday. Ambrose Horn of Monterey and his son Wendell visit Bud Henson family for Saturday dinner. Claude Burgher home hosts Glen Dotson and sons, Jim Ballew and Donnie, with Celeste Burgher. J C Burgher and Russell Crawford attend church in Kirksville Sunday. Uranus Judd from near Bloomfield visits mother Mrs C Judd on Monday.
A large Sunday dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Moore brought together numerous relatives and friends from nearby towns. Attendees included Morlans, Dixons, Springs, Caylor, Bellamy, Hedgecock, Ballanger, Dotson, Moore, and many others, with visits and stories shared among Cedar Rapids, Centerville, Maringo, and Albia connections.
Hilltown community records a chilly weekend with multiple visits and dinners across Cen ter ville Exline and Kirksville. Guests include H W Wests Glotfeltys Myers family and others. A school vacation narrows the week. A reflective note on a Air Force pilot son contrasts the value of a jet plane with cautiousness about a family car.
Thanksgiving week brought a parade of visitors to many households. Families from Moline Centerville Bloomfield and Coatsville joined locals in Centerville Ottumwa and Kirksville area homes. Notable travel included Mrs Galer in California and Pvt Max Tipton and family preparing for overseas duty at Fort Leonard Wood.
Mabel Lindsey of Dean and Ernest Morrow of Detroit were married November 24 at the Christian Church parsonage in Seymour Iowa. Rev. Louis Schaffner officiated. The ceremony was followed by a dinner and reception for family and bridal party. The couple will reside in Detroit.
Joe Harrington aged 67 of Unionville Iowa died at St Joseph hospital Centerville after a brief illness and a prior four stroke at hospital last Thursday He is father of Orris Harrington of Moulton Funeral arrangements are pending Born to Gerald Brockus a boy on Wednesday November 23 at Centerville hospital
Proceedings document brief notes from the county board meeting including itemized expenditures and approvals. Names of departments and specific figures appear as fiscal detail. The record records the board's actions and financial authorizations during the session.
Mrs. Edgar Stansberry and daughter visited the Wm Connor home in Farber Missouri over Thanksgiving with the Stansberry family. Numerous guests joined Luther Horn and family in Centerville Ottumwa Des Moines Galesburg and Montrose area for Thanksgiving and weekend visits.
The Wells township Farm Bureau held its November meeting at the Dean Schoolhouse on Friday night November 25 with Glen McCullough leading. Reports were given by Mrs. Dewey Selvy on the women’s group and Mrs. Ralph Mikels on a Hobby Show in Centerville. The program focused on schools in Wells township with Hazel Casady reporting and Christine Anderson leading a discussion. The next gathering on December 31 will be a Watch party at Dean Schoolhouse.
Local buyer John Bradshaw seeks corn at the top cash market price. Contact for quantities and arrange pickup.
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