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Newspaper

Moulton Weekly Tribune

Location

Moulton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1968

Page

3

Sheryl Ann Staley Born as Newsletter Notes Bright Morning

Weather in the farm column is chilly with sunshine while the writer reports the arrival of a baby girl, Sheryl Ann, at Terry and Betsy Staley's home weighing 5 pounds 6 ounces. The entry includes family reflections, Christmas card greetings, outings to Ottumwa and Des Moines plans, hospital updates for Grace Bryan and Anna King, and a note about Don Warren's tale of ten boys dribbling 80 miles. It ends with a poem "Up To You" by Mrs Haven Smith delivered at a Women's Conference.

Terry Betsy Staley Mike Sheryl Ann Grandma Des Moines Moulton Tribune Sally Rose van Dike Ottumwa Helen Ul- Lrick Grace Bryan Raymond King Anna Iowa City Irene King Penny Bloomfield Moulton Don Warren Webster City Emmetsburg

Christmas program at Baptist Church in COATSVILLE

Mrs L O Mullenix reports a Christmas program set for Thursday December 12 at 7 30 p m conducted by Bible School members from Kirksville. Everyone is invited. Also notes visits and family updates across Center ville Glenwood Unionville Mexico and California with hospital and travel mentions.

Hilltown Sunday School Draws Five Attendees

Five attended Hilltown Sunday School on Sunday December 8 with a cold eight degree morning yet sun shining. Lora Jay of Des Moines and her brother Russell Jay of Moulton route visited their sister Ernest Stansberry's home for Thanksgiving. Mr and Mrs Laverne Sebolt were Sunday evening visitors at Joe Sebolt's home in Lancaster. Flo Coffman of Glenwood Springs Colorado visited her sisters Cole West and Hazel Casady and other relatives.

Hilltown Lora Jay Des Moines Russell Jay Moulton Ernest Stansberry Laverne Sebolt Joe Sebolt Lancaster Flo Coffman Glenwood Springs Colo Ben Cole West Hazel Casady

Death of Mr Casady and timber accident news

Last week noted the death of Mr Casady. George Henderson suffered a broken leg last Tuesday while cutting logs in timber. A log rolled into him, injuring him. well wishes for a speedy recovery are extended. Don Casady visited in Iowa City Friday evening.

Casady George Henderson Don Casady Iowa City Ronald Stites E L. Sebolt Ernest Stansberry F. W. Boettcher Oole West

M U Feeder Teams split wins and losses in games

M U feeder squads achieved wins and losses against Blakesburg and Moravia. Darla O Donnell scored 20 for the girls as MU led most of the Blakesburg game, final 42-31. Winston Pace 16 and Randy Kirby 13 paced MU in the close boys win 49-48. Denise Horn had 12 for the Moravia visit. Randy Fowler led MU with 12 in overtime loss scenario.

M-U Blakesburg Darla O’donnell Winston Pace Randy Kirby Moravia Denise Horn Randy Fowler

Winners We R 4 H To Organize For 69

The Winners We R 4 H Club plans to reorganize for 1969. A meeting at Moulton city hall at 7:30 p.m. Dec 16 invites any girl to join. Officers will be elected, gifts exchanged, with recreation and refreshments. Bring a 50 cent gift for the grab bag and a dozen cookies. Mrs Don Tilden Mrs Harold Davis and Mrs Edwin Boettcher assist. The year’s project is Food and Nutrition.

Moulton City Hall Don Tilden Harold Davis Edwin Boettcher Food and Nutrition

Monterey Socials Include Mrs Mitchell and Guests

Mrs Nellie Johnson spent Monday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Sam Johnson. Mr and Mrs James Mitchell spent Monday evening with Mrs Ollie Goldenstedt. Mrs Ollie Goldenstedt spent Tuesday with Mrs Alta Evans. Mrs Ralph Mitchell was an afternoon caller. Mrs Donald Lawson called on Mrs Gerald Mitchell and sons Wednesday afternoon, Mr and Mrs Noel Ritz and Mr and Mrs Milo Gladfelder.

Nellie Johnson Sam Johnson James Mitchell Ollie Goldenstedt Alta Evans Ralph Mitchell Donald Lawson Gerald Mitchell and Sons Noel Ritz Milo Gladfelder

Local social notes and weekend visits near Troy

Near Troy and Pulaski residents visited friends during the week. Henry Crom and family called on the Al ta Evans and Marvin Lawson homes. Henry, Wallace Crom, and Francis Selix went pheasant hunting near Corydon Friday. Wesley Clayton visited the Crom home Saturday. Gerald Mitchell and Niemeyer employees gathered for a Christmas party hosted by Linus Niemeyer in Ottumwa. Max Stober and Centerville guests dined with Herbert Arnold. Josephine Mitchell from Ottumwa spent the weekend with Ralph Mitchell. Sunday night supper at the Ralph Mitchell home included Josephine Mitchell, her sons James Mitchell and Teresa, and Nadine Sleeth family.

Near Troy Cecil Armstrong Pulaski Herbert Arnold Henry Crom Alta Evans Marvin Lawson Henry Wallace Crom Francis Selix Corydon Wesley Clayton Gerald Mitchell Niemeyer Linus Niemeyer Ottumwa Max Stober Centerville Josephine Mitchell Ralph Mitchell Ralph Michell James Mitchell Teresa Nadine Sleeth Bessie Bales Clifford Lawson Roe Tharp Ralph Starr Lee Small Bill Robinson Charles Jackie Lee Norene Starr Nancy George Lancaster Phyllis Small Iowa City Esther Small Len Small Hattie Nelson Gene Parkins Sheri Omaha Nebr Arthur Lawson James Lawson Florida Jerald Lawson Ronald Lawson Louis Schaffner Seymour Otis McKee Genevieve Bales Bloomfield Harold Williams Newton Clifford Laws Donald Parkins Sherie Maha Junior

Local Notes From Bloomfield And Centerville

Mrs Verna Fry spends Tuesday in Albia visiting friend Bertha Boland Roy Yates a patient at Davis County Hospital in Bloomfield The Weavers Sunday School class met at Mrs Bert Kirby home Thursday A box sent to Hillcrest Baby fold at Dubuque Coterie met at Mrs Helen Beggs home in Bloomfield Monday night for Christmas meeting A gift exchange enjoyed by all members Mrs Hugh Wood in Laughlin Hospital Kirksville Mo for observation and treatment Mr and Mrs William Guler of Centerville are parents of a boy born at St Joseph Hospital Centerville Tuesday Dec 10 The new arrival weighed 6 lbs 12 oz and is named Daren Lee Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Dick Eagle of Moulton Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Wm Guler Sr of Centerville

Verna Fry Albia Bertha Boland Roy Yates Davis County Hospital Bloomfield Weavers United Methodist Church Bert Kirby Hillcrest Dubuque Helen Beggs Hugh Wood Laughlin Hospital Kirksville William Guler Centerville St. Joseph Hospital Daren Lee Dick Eagle Moulton Wm. Guler

Thanksgiving Social Notes From South Point Community

Families and friends in South Point gathered for Thanksgiving with numerous visits to and from the Lawson and Starr households. Notable arrivals included Gene Parkins and Sheri of Omaha visiting Marvin Lawson's family, and Jerome and De Wayne Lawson hosting relatives. A birth is announced: Aaron William, born December 5, 1968 to Vern and Grace Forsythe family in Hawaii.

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Haven Smith Farm Bureau Women’s Conference Britt IGA Coatsville L. O. Mullenix Baptist Church Bible School Kirks-ville Nora White Ida Burgher R. L Johnnie Santner Leon Melvin Quentin Phoenix Ariz Bob Turner Bob Nancy Los Gatos Calif Herbert Campbell Glenwood Ray Tharp A. J. Kent Jack Mexico C. W. Trimble Hal Kent Unionville Brownsville Tex Chloe Sebolt Monterey Wilma Mitchell Fowlers DX South Point Opal Starr Vernon Lewis Horn Gladys Horn Steve Forsythe Makiki St Honolulu Hawaii Aaron William Vernon Waybill Junior Forsythe Gladis Dabney Dessie Hubbard Jeff Forsythe Oldsmobile Chevrolet Ford Iowa Franklin St ELM Tree Klee Cooper E. Wood Co Phione Moulton, Iowa Bloomfield, Iowa Missouri God Angus Hereford Davis County Sales George Reno Jerry Bish
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