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Newspaper

Moulton Weekly Tribune

Location

Moulton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1956

Page

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Mystic Iowa Births and Senior Year Spotlight

At Mystic Iowa on October 10, 1939, a baby boy named Robert Allen Kenyon was born to Mr and Mrs Al Kenyon. He is now an active senior at the local school, attending seven years, with interests in Blood rare hamburgers, maroon and white, June Allyson, James Dean and Marlon Brando, Blackboard Jungle, a Mercury car, Marty Robbins and Webb Pierce, Debra Jean and Micheal Owen. He participates in Baseball and Basketball, serves as assistant editor on the Annual Staff, works as a waiter at Jr and Sr Banquets, appears in Senior Play Usher at Baccalaureate, involved in F F A and Band, and vows that life is one long vacation.

Mystic Iowa al Kenyon Robert Allen Kenyon June Allyson James Dean Marlon Brando Mercury Marty Robbins Webb Pierce Debra Jean Micheal Owen

Cop and motorist clash over serviceman incident

A driver said he stopped to offer a ride to a serviceman who then fainted. The witness claimed no accident occurred, while the officer pressed questions about the event and potential harm. Further investigation was noted by police.

Band Moves Into New Room With Expanded Rehearsals

The band reports a new band room with better horn storage. Instructor Mr. Burghoffer has new pieces for rehearsal as the ensemble works Two Moods Voodoo Air and March and Three Bach Choral. Members are practicing solos for the spring contest and concert. Trios quartets and sextets exist, with a county mass band in April.

English II Sees Readings From Beyond the Seas

In English II the class has turned in their books and received Beyond the Seas literature. Readings include Kipling poem We and They about perspectives on foreign countries and America, Louis Adamic Native's Return, and Catherine Breshkovsky by Eloise Lewnsberg about a Russian girl's revolt.

Rudyard Kipling America Louis Adamic Catherine Breshkovsky Eloise Lewnsberg

Fifth Grade News Highlights And Perfect Spellers

Eight new library books arrived last week and students express joy. The class notes that the first semester is done and the second has begun as the school year nears its halfway point. Perfect six week spellings were achieved by Phyllis Brinegar Jimmie Brown Jannis Brummel Dianna Hargrave Linda Houser Kay Howell Myrna Lawson Gale Marvin and Linda White.

Phyllis Brinegar Jimmie, Brown Jannis Brummel Dianna Hargrave Linda Houser Kay Howell Myrna Lawson Gale Marvin Linda White Jimmie Brown Linda Houser Kay Howell Mrs. Trammel

Sixth Grade News Highlights Perfect Attendance and Spelling

The first semester perfect attendance list includes Gordon Benge Wilford Davis Joe Dixon Frances Guinn Jill Stansberry Marjorie Trimble and Tommy Wallace. Perfect six week spell ing scores list Gordon Benge Charlotte Campbell Mike Davis Nancy Davis Frances Guinn Dickie Hargrave Nedra Horn Janie Howard Sandra Jordan Ronald Minnick Enid Morrow Jill Stansberry Tommy Wallace and Estel Wolver. Students studied rectangle area and square measurements in arithmetic and Europe in social studies. New library books were received last week and are enjoyed.

Gordon Benge Wilford Davis Joe Dixon Frances Guinn Jill Stansberry Marjorie Trimble Tommy Wallace Charlotte Campbell Mike Davis Nancy Davis Dickie Hargrave Nedra Horn Janie Howard Sandra Jordan Ronald Minnick Enid Morrow Estel Wolver Europe

Seventh Grade News and Class Activities Summary

Seventh grade notes describe study of adjectives in English class with stories and readings. First Aid session covered artificial respiration. Students painted wall plaques in art, did glass etching, and recorded voices while reading aloud in Literature. They later listened to themselves and looked for reading improvement.

Eighth Grade News Highlights Inaugurate The Young Citizen

Eighth grade students David Brown Charles Heart ley Wilda Sleeth Beverly Swarts Paul White Frank Dawson Donald Houser Sue Keley Joyce Lawson and Joan Singey are all present and on time for the first semester. The class enjoys the new news magazine The Young Citizen and the Ben Franklin store biographies during Benjamin Franklin’s birthday week.

David Brown Charles Heartley Wilda Sleeth Beverly Swarts Paul White Frank Dawson Donald Houser Sue Keley Joyce Lawson Joan Singey Young Citizen Benjamin Franklin Ben Franklin

Showers Likely as Tenants Ask About Roof Leak Time

A landlord jokes that new tenants think he is a weatherman after they ask how long the roof will leak. The landlord and his wife exchange a brief, humorous moment about ongoing repairs.

Senior of the Week honors Moulton youth Larry Gorman

On March 1, 1938, Mr and Mrs George Lynch of Moulton welcomed Larry Gorman a new baby boy now a senior at Moulton High School He has attended Moulton School for five years His favorites include food steak mashed potatoes color blue actress Jane Russell movie Blackboard Jungle car Ford singer Hank Snow and the song Im Moving On He enjoys three years of basketball one year of baseball participation in the senior play annual staff work and speaking at junior and senior banquets His motto is To work and have plenty Pet peeve mouthy people.

George Lynch Moulton Larry Gorman Larry Moulton School Jane Russell Car—Ford Hank Snow Connie Randy

Across the Editor's Desk Eaglettes edge Udell in tourney

The Eaglettes edged Udell in the first round of the tourney at Cincinnati Monday night. Hopes run high for continued success while students express relief at semester tests ending. Snow causes slippery halls and water pooling as students rush to class and lighten Mr. Horn's workload. Quote of the week: Good things come from cans and not can'ts.

Eaglettes Udell Cincinnati

Around the Corner Gossip in a High School Scene

Notes from a local high school social circle mention Joe Marvin in trouble after being sent from English class for messy hands. Sharie Burgher and Gerry Moore are linked to an unread paper matter, with Ted Norton joked about manicuring. Jim Yates and Terry Norton appear in suits on a Saturday night, raising talk of high society. Jerry N and Bob K are described as close friends with late seat-time knowledge in Bob's Ford.

Joe Marvin Sharie Burgher Gerry Moore Gerry Jim Yates Terry Norton Jerry N Bob K Jerry Bob

Meeting After Sermon Sparks Board Clarification

A church service ends with a brief meeting of the Board announced by the minister. A stranger wrongly assumes a general meeting, prompting a witty exchange about who was bored and who heard the message correctly.

For Sale Based Timothy Day in Barn

A classified style note offers a sale of a Tim Day based item located in a barn. The seller cites a good price and references Frederick Hornstpd as a contact or related name.

Timothy Day Frederick Hornstpd

Tax Help Ad Near Rockwood Store

Notice offers income tax help by Blanche Tal bot with 20 years experience. Located over the Rockwood Store on N W Corner square Cen terville. Phone 989 Black. 2mnp.

Blanche Talbot Rockwood N. W. Cor. Square Centerville

Auction item notes include bedstead dresser sale

The fragment lists a bedstead and springs priced at 4.00 and a dresser at 5.00, attributed to Mrs. Daisy Catherall, indicating a small sale or listing activity with individual item prices and a seller name. The readable text suggests a local classified or estate listing context.

Daisy Catherall

Tribune Born in '84 Worth a Dollar Fifty Year

Local note from Moulton Iowa indicates Tribune publication dating from 1884 with annual price of 1.50 dollars outside territory and 2.00 dollars within. Post office entry confirms second class matter status in February 1884.

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