13 Jul 1939
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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1939
Page
1
In a reflective column, J R Barkley discusses biblical prophecy as a lens on modern society, warning that liberal ideas on population control and sexual ethics threaten moral foundations. He cites Revelations and Matthew to argue that signs point to upheaval and the need to seek refuge in virtuous conduct.
Hilltown residents and guests share visits across Ottumwa Center ville and Floris with families including Matheny Griswold Uhde Gorman Stites and Stevens. An ice cream supper on July 14 hosted by the Loyal Worker’s Class at Hilltown Church invites the public.
Coatsville residents Mr and Mrs Leslie White and their Flint Michigan family are visiting Mrs Hannah White and spent Sunday at the Chase White home. Also present were Mr and Mrs Donald White and their baby.
An unspecified poll finds most high income citizens acknowledge paying taxes while low income voters largely fail to recognize their tax burden. It notes hidden taxes embedded in purchase prices, estimates the $20 weekly earner pays over 100 dollars yearly, and calls for display of tax content on item labels to boost tax awareness and curb spendthrift politicians.
Sunday visitors gathered at multiple homes including the Judd, Hess, Henson, Horn, and Mullinix households. Guests came from Rock Island and Moline Illinois and Kansas City Missouri, with trips to Bloomfield Des Moines and Moulton noted among the gatherings.
E E Probasco known as Ike, born May 24 1894 on an Appanoose county farm, died July 3 1989 at 11 30 PM in Centerville St Joseph hospital at age 45 1 9. He married Nora E Noland March 41 1919 in Centerville and leaves wife two sons Kenneth Quedar Verna Jean deceased, two stepchildren Frank Noland and Mrs. Glen Preston, six brothers and three sisters. Funeral at the Moulton Methodist church conducted by Rev. Luther W Childs, burial at Coatsville cemetery.
Mr and Mrs F C Hess thank neighbors and friends for assistance and sympathy after losing their home to fire. They express gratitude for aid, cards, and letters received during and after the incident.
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