Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

We found your results!

Page 1

Moulton Weekly Tribune in Moulton, Iowa

We have 14,353,121 pages in Iowa

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 14 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Moulton Weekly Tribune

Location

Moulton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1965

Page

1

Student newspaper staff roles listed for editorial sections

The M U Tattler names Kathy Bain as Editor and Carol Davis as Assistant Editor with a full staff including Linda Whisler as Senior Spotlight editor and Shirley Brinegar Joyce Clayworth as class editors for high school and grades. Sports, humor, mystery, and question sections are led by John Archer Judy Ogden Judy Meeker Diane Marvin Jennie Davis Lanna Swarts and Louise Summers.

Kathy Bain Carol Davis Linda Whisler Shirley Brinegar Joyce Clayworth John Archer Judy Ogden Judy Meeker Diane Marvin Jennie Davis Judy Deahl Lanna Swarts Louise Summers

Eagles triumph over Blakesburg 53 to 40 in district clash

M U beat Blakesburg 53 40 after trailing 8 10 in the first quarter. The Eagles led 38 27 after three periods with Kathy Bain and Judy Salla day each scoring 23. Judy Ogden notes the team aims to carry momentum into Friday’s MO Moravia Mohawk showdown.

Blakesburg M-U Kathy Bain Judy Salladay Eagles Judy Ogden

Mystery Boy profile with color and hobbies

Freshman mystery boy described by race of hair brown eyes blue height five feet five inches weight one hundred fifteen pounds. Favorite color red car ford food ham subject Verla geography film Kisses for My President song Ringo saying If at first you don't succeed try again pastime reading ambition attend college pet peeve people who think they know everything. Last mystery boy was Lyndon Newland.

Ford Ringo Lyndon Newland

Blond girl seeks mysteries on Bikini Beach clues

A short profile notes a blond female, five foot three inches tall, weighing 125 pounds with blue eyes. She lists ice cream as a favorite food, English as a subject, and eyeing music as a pastime. Her movie connection is Bikini Beach, a song titled Thou Shalt Not Steal appears, and her ambition is beautition. The last mystery girl mentioned is Kathy Bain.

Ford Bikini Beach Kathy Bain

Office Practice Study Focuses on Receptionist Qualities

The Office Practice Class studies the secretary as receptionist and courteous service to all. They practice shorthand transcription, typing business forms, and interviewing, aiming to help students when applying for jobs next year.

Fourth Grade Back to School Reading Plan

Fourth grade outlines return to class with units in Reading Story Land Here and Now, Science Birds In Winter, and Social Studies The English Settlers Started a New Nation. Students practice homonyms spelling noun and verb usage and longer word problems while reports on birds are prepared. Eight students had no tardies or absences.

Robert Singley Jack McClurg David Daniels Mark Dennison John Lawson

Senior Spotlight: Jerry Harris All-Around Student

Senior spotlight features 18 year old Jerry Harris son of Mr and Mrs Robert G Harris. He excels in chemistry bookkeeping typing English and American problems with chemistry as his favorite subject. He enjoys football and Swiss steak and drives a Chevy. He cites many favorite entertainers and songs and aims for a good job with mentor Linda Whisler noted.

Jerry Harris Robert G. Harris Chevy Gene Piteny Linda Whisler

Question of the Week Christmas vacation picks

Readers share varied breaks from travel to work and leisure. Some stayed home and watched TV or slept, others traveled to Waterloo Iowa Omaha Des Moines Ottumwa or Colorado, while several worked or ran around and visited relatives or friends.

Jo Ella Waybill Janice Morris Elizabeth McNamar Waterloo Iowa Jim Anderson Gloria Spring Jim Hodges Judy Deahi Omaha Linda Burger Janie Daniels Judy Ogden Joyce Clayworth Des Moines Ottumwa Carol Davis Linda Whisler Kathy Bain Cleroyd Swarts Colorado Richie Daley Johnny Archer Judy Meeker Lorna Jenny Davis Diana Marvin Judy

Long Vacation Ends as Students Return to Moulton-Udell

Readable excerpts describe Moulton-Udell students resuming classes after a longer break due to a water pump breakdown. The text notes nine teen days away, a semester ending January 15, and a Wednesday return with an unusual Saturday makeup day. It includes humorous asides about adult education and a plane captain exchanging with a priest.

Moulton-Udell

Out on the Farm reflects winter weather and local notices

The column blends weather notes, apologies over TB seal contributions led by Mrs. Walter Daniels, then moves through village errands, council minutes, and local social news. It mentions donations, payrolls, easements, bond and tax items, lights, and a P.A. system plan, plus a long social wrap of visits, birthdays, weddings, showers, and community events.

Walter Daniels Sharon Iowa City Goose Lake Dubuque Iowa Rochester Eddie Albert Art Linkletter Eddie

Council Proceedings November 2 1964 at City Hall

City Council met November 2 1964 at City Hall with Mayor Clifford Cosby presiding. About forty residents attended to discuss the Cabaret Ordinance. no action was taken. The mayor spoke on council challenges while Rev Jones tax payer and others spoke about the beer float in the Jam boree parade. financial items and salaries were listed for various local entities.

General Ls.u. Co Telephone Co the Weekly Tribune Walter Starr John Archer Davis Lee Fairfield Fowler Wood Grant Dwane Watkins Fire Station Britt Clifford Cosby Inez Rohl Cosby Rev. Jones Richard Burger

Social visit notes from local residents

Monday evening callers included Mrs. Marie Bogert and Linda. Thursday morning visits occurred at the Irene Hyatt and Maxine home by Mr. Pearl Spurgeon and by Mrs. Ronald Bogle and Jim mie. Ralph Reynolds and Pammie joined Mr. and Mrs. Jack Davis for dinner.

Dannie Jack Davis Pammie Ralph Reynolds Homer Reynolds Lancaster Everett Bogle Fabius Township Ray Tharp Marvin Tharp Roe Tharp Leon Elvin Elvin McCullough Herbert McCullough Lois Trimble Bessie White Carl White Neil Grindle Floyd Carr Jerry Bailey Sheryl Jarvis Helen Bailey Marilyn Junior Lawson Jimmy Mitchell Irene Hyatt Maxine Stewart Weede Steven Evans Kermit Horn Chas. Johnson Mary Crom O. E. Tracy Cleo Jessie Ray St. Charles Leah Mitchell Sylvia Lawson Linda Kristin Johnson Rita McCullough Leah Jane Neal Clyman Keith Gleason Bloomfield Henry Carter Karen Des Moines LeRoy Mertens Pleasant Ross Henderson Loyd Foster Marilyn McCullough Mark Church Mark Stitch and Chatter Club Richard Roberts Fayette Robert Kinsler Lu Ann Ross Fenton Ottumwa Lowell French J. D. Graves LaVern McMains Cecil Bowling Centerville Wayne French Pearl Dabney Gilbert Owens Margie York Goldie Leyda Debbie Darrell McMains Carl Kline Trenton Hopkins D. W. Archibald Paul Spurgeon Patty Joy Johnson Maxine Hyatt Marie Bogert Pearl Spurgeon Ronald Bogle Jimmie

Sign in supermarket asks help for unwed mother

A supermarket sign reads Help an unwed mother Take one of her kittens inviting customers to adopt a stray litter, reflecting a compassionate appeal linked to a single mother and her pets.

Appanoose County School Board Expense 1964 Summary

Reimbursements for special education costs and textbooks totaled about seven thousand dollars for 1964. Records show numerous suppliers for office supplies textbooks and library needs, with payments to Foster Deloris Johnson L E as salary travel postage and miscellaneous help. The document is signed by L. E. Johnson Secretary and County Superintendent of Schools.

Allen's Reed American Book Co Bozwell Printing Burlington Truck Lines Gia Be Us California Test Bureau Centerville Public Schools Ecceuveeaee Croft’ Educational Services Coca Dee Ag Oeanese Follet Publishing Co Ginn & Co Gladfelder Kermit Grout Paul Hugh Wah Hammond & Stevens Co Harcourt, Brace & World Co Hickman, Irving J Library Heerman Press & School Holley School Sup. Co Holst Printing Co Houghton Mifflin Co Iowegian Printing Co Iowa State Education Association Office Help Klipto Printing Co Koehler Fredrick Leems Lyons & Carnahan Lyons & Carnahan, Library Byeckak Ead McCormick-Mathers Pub. Co Mermont Pub., Inc Merrill, Chas E. Books, Inc Metropolitan Supply Co Office Cs Eee Moeller Hubert L Cscs Eer Uae Ees Moravia Union Cece Moulton Tribune Munn Jewelry Ccce Cence Eelles Narcotics Education, Inc Eiateiles Sanable National Education Ass’n Rivas Gharing Newcomer R. E Ccc Ee Ene Numa Indep Palmer, A. N Creaes Palmer A. N Cceenee Cues Hark Panama Carbon Co Cence Eee Psychological Corp Schupp James Scott, Foresman & Co Silver Burdett Co Singer, L. W. Co., Inc Society For Visual Aids, Inc Visual Aids Star Printing Co L. E. Johnson

Also Mentioned on This Page

M-U Tattler Mystery Boy Mystery Girl Herman Fowler Sal Dick Ballew Porter & Magnall Rock Daniels Service Rep U. Co Ls.u. Co Public Safety E. A. Howard Osborne Service Fowlers D-X Darwin Darrah Ls.a. Co Grant Stansberry Oe Morrow Imp Elmer Wood Co Appanoose County Blades R. L. Ballew Claude Lee John Burgher Daniels Service Mint Sotaco Eees Main Street Chamber of Commerce P.A Roscall Ayes Council Proceedings Mark Maxine Hyatt R.E.D. 1 Peeewww Nee Aeeowe Morrow and Harter Insurance & Real Estate Oulton Org KCAC Playboy Club Baltimore Kansas City Missouri
Search Courier

Search the Moulton Weekly Tribune Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Moulton Weekly Tribune?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication