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Newspaper

Moulton Weekly Tribune

Location

Moulton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1925

Page

6

Local Notes From Bloomfield and Monterey Area

Miss Lillie Henderson visited Bloomfield for dental work while Austin Davis gathered corn for Howard Stevenson during vacation. Monterey reports whooping cough and scarlet fever cases. Mrs Florence Johnson and baby Eleanor visited Marietta Stevenson who is bedbound after scalding injuries from boiling water. Prof I Fo ln s om and family and Harold Amos joined a six o clock New Year meal at the Howard Stevenson home. Os Starr supplied coal from Moulton Monday. Dell Jones administration sale attended. Jones was killed by lightning months ago.

Parius Lillie Henderson Bloomfield Austin Davis Howard Stevenson Monterey Florence Johnson Eleanor Marietta Stevenson Marietta I. Fo .Folnsom Uareld Amos and Laxitly Os Starr Moulton Dell Jones Jones

Marshalls Visit From Ottumian Family This Week

Coltsville and vicinity residents report G F Marshalls and family from Ottumwa visiting this week. Aly Jamison and son traded in town Monday. Gien Marshill is sick and can't go to school. Juanita and Childs returned to their home in Moulton. Tempra and Weregent enegs went to Keokuk to see Lem in hospital. Arthur Childs and his family well, grocery duties in order. Alta Prebases with Grange visited Jenn and family Thursday. Ross Childs and family visited Mrs Pern Crabsen New Years. they enjoyed turkey dinner.

Coltsville Ottumian G. If Marshalls Aly Jamison and Son Gien Mark Childs Arthur Alta Vi Jenn Ross Childs Pern Crabsen

Weekend social notes from Carter Creek area

Miss Hazel and Fern Kratzer spent the weekend with home talk. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Stonter were business callers in Bloomfield. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stoner and family visited relatives near Coal City New Year’s Day. Thomas Wiseman and daughter Bertha Minnie attended a funeral in Bloomfield. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Robinson accompanied Miss Marie Spurgeon home who has been a vacationing guest there. Esther Wallace called on Mrs. Virgil Robinson. Jeff Stoner and family with Miss Freda Fouts attended the Shipping Association supper at Moulton. How many have the chicken fever. Mrs. Nona Robinson reports two hens setting. Clay Henson and Leon Andrews husking for Glenn Henderson. Pearl Stober and Minnie Wiseman at listening in party New Year’s Eve. Carl Wallace and wife were in Centerville. Glen Henderson and family spent Sunday at Frank Henderson’s near Monterey. Miss Minnie Wiseman and Ruth Barnett attended the Jones sale. Charles Lamb was a business caller at the Mart Minks home. Freda Fouts spent the weekend near Drakesville with John Fouts. Jeff Stoner delivered hogs in Moulton. Nora Minks spending this week in Moulton.

Carter Creek Hazel Fern Kratzer J. P. Stonter Bloomfield Earl Stoner Coal City Thomas Wiseman Bertha Minnie Virgil Robinson Marie Spurgeon Esther Wallace Jeff Stoner Freda Fouts Shipping Association Moulton Nona Robinson Clay Henson Leon Andrews Glenn Henderson Pearl Stober Minnie Wiseman Carl Wallace Centerville Glen Henderson Frank Henderson Monterey Ruth Barnett Charles Lamb Mart Minks Drakesville John Fouts Tues Nora Minks

Beulah Vicinity Rain and Holiday Visits Reported

A rainfall Sunday morning drenched the Beulah vicinity while last week brought cold weather. Carl Burcher bailed hay for John Hopkins near Udell on Monday and Tuesday. Clayton Joiner and his family spent Christmas at O F Strunk's home in Aiton Iowa. Udell scholars continued with their studies and activities as winter tasks begin.

Beulah Carl Burcher John Hopkins Udeil Clayton Joiner O. F. Strunk Aiton Udell Consol

Dated school resumes January 4 after holiday break

Dated school will resume duties on January 4 after a week of holiday vacation. Cort Bogle visited the Carl Burgher home Sunday. Clayton Joiner and family and Carl Burgher and wife visited at Tom Joiner’s home. Stice and family from Ottumwa visited Frank McFall’s home and relatives. Harold Stickler called on Leah Moulton Thursday night to see in the new year. D W Burcher made a business call in Centerville Wednesday afternoon. Locals attended a hunt supper at Center Sedon house Friday with music and an oyster soup supper. a social evening followed.

Cort Bogle Carl Burgher Clayton Joiner Tom Joiner Wim. Stice Ottumwa Frank McFall Harold Stickler Leah Moulton D. W. Burcher Centerville Center Sedon House

Weekend funeral notices and community updates

John Cupp and wife enjoyed a visit over the weekend. School was closed Thursday for the funeral of Mr Hays. Creston, Ta, Lessex Wo, Cincinnati, fa, returned to their travel Friday after being here to attend the funeral. Vann Fox and decebier, De Gales bua Tih, tava been visiting at G. C. Wing and wife. Wesley Atier and wife were calling at relatives in Moulton, Friday. Paul Davisen ce hit the weekend with his Grandma Hays. Born to Grover Ward and wife a son, Wednesday. Box supper for the benefit of the football boys, Friday night, eight o'clock, at the High School auditorium. Everyone invited. A good time is assured. Come and help the boys. Try the Colonial for wood shows. A fine program is on for next week. A New Year dinner was enjoyed at the home of Mrs Anee Wilson, Friday, by G. A. Singly and family, Mrs Grace Eby, Miss Frank Singley, G. G. C. Singley and family, and Mrs Ella Kapp of Centerville. Operator C. H. Hackathorn has been in Macon Mo, where he was relieving the operator there. Clive Ware is the new clerk at the round house. Paris Sherman, former clerk, has gone to firing. A W Logan who has been on the Tracy mine job for the Wabash has returned to Moulton to work on the extra board. Conductor John Bell has been laying off three or four days on account of sickness.

Righ John Cupp Hays Creston Lessex Vann Fox Decebier de Gales G. C. Wing Wesley Atier Moulton Paul Davisence Grandma Hays Grover Ward Wednesday Airs Anee’ Wilson G. A. Singly Grace Eby Frank Singley G. G C. Singley Ella Kapp Centerville

Shipping notes from Moulton Livestock Association

The Moulton Livestock Shipping association sent one ear of hogs to St Louis this week. The shippers were Charles Wendland with 8 hogs H R Stevenson with 4 T F Spurgeon with 2 W R Stevens with 7 T J Ransom with 5 W M Bullman with 9 W C Davis with 5 C J Peterson with 1 O L Harter and Son with 7 and Lewis Wallace with 17 hogs.

Moulton Shipping Association St. Louis Charles Wendland H. R. Stevenson T. F. Spurgeon W. R. Stevens T. J. Ransom W. M. Bullman W C. Davis C. J. Peterson O. L. Harter & Son Lewis Wallace

New Year Appreciation Note from Eloise Carlos

Eloise Carlos extends heartfelt thanks to friends who remembered her during illness. She wishes everyone a prosperous and happy New Year with sincere appreciation and gratitude.

Tam Eloise Carlos

EL S. NOTICE Hall installation and work Friday night

There will be installation and work at the hall Friday night. AH members are asked to come.

EL S

Withrow Cafe Wishes Happy New Year to Patrons

The Withrow Cafe thanks its patrons and friends for their support and wishes them a joyful New Year hoping for continued business in the year ahead.

Withrow Cafe

Resolutions of Respect for William T. Hays

Sincere Lodge 317 A. I. & A. A. L. Moulton Iowa drapes its charter and emblems in mourning for thirty days in memory of departed brother William T. Hays. The lodge honors his faithfulness, friendly manner, upright life, and high ideals and extends sympathy to his immediate family and friends.

William T. Hays Lodge 317 Moulton Iowa Brother Hays Willie A. J A. M Garreth J. J

California In 49 A Wild Tale Of Union Wins And Western Drama

Friday and Saturday show a dramatic wartime panorama titled California In 49 recounting how California was won for the Union via Indian scouts covered wagons and a massacre. The program promises mountains snow peril and a rescue by a western girl amid clashes of rival San Francisco groups. Also features a Hallroom Boy comedy Oh Ma, the Rent-taker and a 15¢ 25e¢ price.

U. 8 California Benny Blue U. S Widilntes Sanrancisco

Planning Youth Exposé Sparks Controversy and Image

A provocative society feature titled Planning Youth profiles 9-year veterans Coleen Moore Mil ton Sills Miilott Dexter Sylvia Breamer Aivette Stedman and Ben Lyons. The author warns against moralizing while presenting gay life petting parties and flapper dances in a bald factual photo story. Child patronage not solicited. 25¢ to Everybody.

Coleen Moore Milton Sills Miilott Dexter Sylvia Breamer Aivette Stedman Ben Lyons Madar

Also Mentioned on This Page

Dudley Choice Brothers West Side Square Centerville, Iowa C. H. Hackathorn Macon Clive Ware the Round House Paris Sherman A. W. Logan Tracy Wabash John Bell Colonial Semnett Troneymoon Pathe News AY Star Barling John A. MacReady UeGeak Riel Darton Diamant Brent Morrow Shoe Store N. Main St
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