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Moulton Weekly Tribune

Location

Moulton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1925

Page

4

Local notes span business to accidents in Carter Creek area

Mrs Emma Stoner worked in Bloomfield on Saturday. Gerald Henderson broke his leg near school when a horse kicked his foot. Several residents traded in West Grove Moulton Monterey and Pulaski. Flu cases and whooping cough appear. Marietta Stevenson burned New Years Eve but is back at her play.

Carter Creek Emma Stoner Bloomfield Gerald Henderson Floyd Hopkins West Grove Thomas Wiseman Minnie Moulton Esther Wallace Nona Robinson Henry Lanmb Mart Minks Elzia Badger Washington State Earl Stober Carl Wallace Russell Harri Glen Henderson Monterey Erma Stober Tom Barnes Virgil Mr. Stoner Mr. Wallace Virgil Robinson Jenning Place Carl Stevenson Paul Burgher Sidney Horn Howard Stevenson Golden Links Fred Post Apparoose Davis Co Marietta Stevenson Ben Smiths Will Stogdill Will Tharp Pearl White Clarence Badger Jerry Johnson Sam Johnson Sidney Hern Raymond Hern Virginia McClure Mr. Stevenson

Local Social Visits and Calls Reported in Centerville Area

Beetrace Ray Fox and daughters were Centerville callers Saturday. Al Lauderback and family visited Lessie Bennett Sunday. Carey Higginbotham and family called at Harve Higginbotham home Thursday. L. C. Bennett and wife were Adell callers Monday. Ray Fox traveled to Moulton Monday after coal. Harve Higginbotham aided Kirt Fox shuck corn Monday. Frank Stober and wife Moult on callers Monday. Alf Hayworth and Lessie Bennett helped Mr. Van Deusen butcher hogs Tuesday. Mrs. Everett Hornaday attended her sister’s funeral in Centerville Monday. Matt Followill and wife business trip to Centerville Saturday. Harve Higginbotham helped Roy Davison butcher Tuesday.

Beetrace Ray Fox Centerville al Lauderback Nina Lessie Bennett Carey Higginbotham Harve Higginbotham L. C. Bennett Adell Moulton Frank Stober Alf Hayworth van Deusen Everett Hornaday Matt Followill Roy Davison

Local notes from Coatsville and area

Shippers moved two cars of stock to St Louis. Arthur Burgher from Glenwood seeks stock and plans farming this year. Des Moines visitor Cleo Childs hunts for his nest girl. Charles Melvin visited his daughter Mrs Arthur Childs in Keokuk. Edwin Cobb of Lucas, Texas visits Dr Cox home for sister Mrs Florence Childs and friends. Virgil Marshall staying in Ottumwa. Aunt Sadie Pickinpaugh improves. Join Probasco visited LaGrange to see mother and family. Carl Marshall's babe ill. Mildred Childs Horn returned to Kansas City after visits. Arch Childs and wife report two very sick children. Noah Probasco butchered. large feeding chores. Glen Marshall noted as skilled marksman. can kill a crow on the wing.

Coatsville Charles Molar St. Louis Arthur Burgher Glenwood Arthur Cleo Childs Des Moines Charles Melvin Keokuk Arthur Childs Edwin Cobb Lucas, Ta Dr. Cox Florence Childs Virgil Marshall Ottumwa Sadie Pickinpaugh Probasco LaGrange Carl Marshall Mildred Childs Horn Kansas City Arch Childs Noah Probasco Glen Marshall

Fabius Lesly Gravett Moves to Hayden Place

Fabius Lesly Gravett will move to Hayden Place at 4 Johnson, with Mr and Mrs P. spending last Sunday af Will.

Fabius Lesly Gravett Hayden Place Johnson Mrs. P

Husking corn dominates farmers' days in neighborhood

Mrs. Austin Stuckey and daughter Helen visited at Leonard Stuckey's home in Moulton. Clarence Gregory, Watkins agent, made rounds. Clay Joiner from near La Crosse Mo husked for his cousin Clayton Joiner. PIA Carl Burgher bailed hay for Yeo Salladay. Earl McCullough and Cecil Gordy helped Tom Joiner with corn husking. Harold Stickler visited Leah Moulton. Frank Hetzler stayed with brother John Hetzler near West Grove, recovering from appendicitis and an operation at Centerville hospital. Ben Cunningham traded in Moulton.

Austin Stuckey Helen Moulton Leonard Stuckey Clarence Gregory Watkins Products Clay Near la Crose Clayton Pia Carl Burgher Earl McCullough Cecil Gordy Tom Joiner Harold Stickler Leah Moulton Frank Hetzler John “Hetzler Near West Grove Centerville Hospital Ben Cunningham Moulten

Central News social notes from Hannibal area events

Central News reports visits and illnesses around Hannibal Missouri residents. Birney Calhoun, Fay Lindley, Helen Henderson, Ralph Henson, Clay Henson and families are mentioned with visits to A R Fouts home Monterey and Livonia. A death in Coatsville is noted along with Dr. Cox attending Mrs. Starr. Art Lawson shipped veal calves.

Birney Calhoun Hannibal A. R. Fouts Fay Lindley Mildred Donald Simmons Helen Henderson Ralph Clay Henson Des Moines Bud Henon Art Lawson Flavy Alvin McClurg Monterey Leon Melvin Coatsville Otis McClurg Bud Henson Flavy Lawson John Daniel John Collier Livonia Charlie Armstrong Herbert Arnold Ross Henderson Grover Henderson Cox Jonathan Starr Bert Horn Glenis Leota Lois Bud Hensen

Senior Class of Monterey Sunday School Report

The Monterey Christian church senior class reports 12 present on Sunday January 17, 10 girls and 2 boys. Enrollment totals 22 with 12 girls and 10 boys. They memorize the books of the New Testament, and three contests reward reading progress, perfect attendance, and a boys versus girls challenge. A woodland Easter picnic awaits the winning side’s hosts, weather permitting, with last week’s banners for best attendance and best collection. Mrs. Arthur Simmons directs the class and invites new members.

Monterey Christian Church Delphia Horn Anita Waybill Erma Stober Reva Lawon Fay Lawson Deloris Horn Pauline Johnson Goldia White Opal Jones Bertha Horn Demar Horn Carl Johnson

Orleans News Social Roundup Buoyed by Local Visits

Mose Smith and wife and Glen Smith and wife with families were dinner guests of Walt Saladay on Sunday. Des Moines visitors Geo Jennings and wife called on Esco Moore and J. K. Ransom homes after visiting Artie Clarks. John Severs and wife of Moulton spent a few days at Artie Clarks. Frank Hetzler escorted his brother John to Centerville for appendectomy surgery. he is recovering well. S. S. at Orleans reported 21 present with services planned next Sunday. Mrs. Bink Murdy of Albia and her son visited Frank Rogers Sunday.

Mose Smith Glen Smith Anna Clark Artie Clark Walt Saladay Glen Gordy Bink Murdy Albia Theodore Des Moines Esco Moore J. K. Ransom John Severs Moulton Art Clarks Gideon Oskaloosa Fred’ Stevens Theo Murdy Otis Stober Francy Beggs Frank Hetzler John Centerville S. S Orleans

My Lady Nicotine and Other Household Cautions

An instructional piece warns against tobacco use highlighting health risks from chewing and smoking. It notes effects on salivary glands digestion nerves and growth in youth. It also mentions prohibition agents killed on duty and a claim about the Bible printed in 572 languages with ants protecting fruit trees.

Tarifa Strait of Gibraltar China Italy

One Mare and Harness For Sale in Moulton Iowa

Six year old mare weighing 1100 pounds offered with a new harness bought last spring. Will sell cheap. Clifford Davis at 242 East Washington in Moulton Iowa.

Clifford Davis E. Washington Moulton Iowa

Stock Pen Notes Shippers Send One Car To St Louis

The Moulton Livestock Shipping association shipped one car of stock to St Louis this week. Shippers listed include L W Taylor G D Short J M Leonard P C Starr C O Wick er S M Horn & Son Amos Robinson Galen Spurgeon Clarence Wood Virgil Daniels Oscar Starr Dewey Wallee and others with varying head counts.

Moulton Livestock Shipping Association St. Louis L. W. Taylor W.S. Jordan F. J. Tipton Roy Yates W. T. Waybill Alvah Davis Hodge Oneal T. T. Murdy J. A. Lawson E. C. Davis A. P. Killion

Berlin Bride Story Tells Of Song and Love Across Classes

Berlin the Jewish immigrant turned cabaret star faced strong opposition from Ellen Mackay’s father Clarence Mackay as he pursued marriage. Songs he wrote swayed the courtship, with hits like All Alone and What’ll I Do guiding their romance. Rhineland dairymen report music boosts milk output in cows.

Berlin Mike Ery America Ellen Mackay Clarence Mackay Miss Mackay Europe Dad

Also Mentioned on This Page

A'S Atletic Colonial Theatre Beulah and Vicinity Central News Arthur Simmons Orleans News Aeaith John Joseph Gaines, M. D MY Lady Nicotine Croup Rhineland Music Clarence H. Mackay Postal Telegraph and Cable Company Irving Berlin Chant Durae Seal
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