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Newspaper

Moulton Weekly Tribune

Location

Moulton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1944

Page

6

Nation's Heroes Honored Sunday

Decoration Day services in Moulton drew strong attendance as Legion Post and Auxiliary led a well crafted program. The event featured music by the band under Mrs. H L Tiffany, readings and addresses by Rev L D Strubhar, Mr John Wright, Mr L R Horn, and Gene Horn, with main oration by Lester E Burgher. A World War memorial by Mrs Richard Ballew followed by wreaths on fourteen crosses honored veterans. Band and Scout help underscored community unity as the firing squad saluted the dead and Rev J A Harp gave the benediction.

Moulton Legion Post H. L. Tiffany L. D. Strubhar John Wright Gen. Logan L. R. Horn Lincoln Gene Horn Lester E. Burgher Centerville Burgher Richard Ballew Auxiliary Strubhar J. A. Harp

LeCompte Campaign Stops in Washington for Iowa Primary

Congressman K M LeCompte expresses confidence in a strong Iowa primary showing next Monday. He touts war measures support and a vigorous war effort, urging a just peace and a solid postwar program. He notes six years in Congress and active veteran outreach while staying at his post.

K. M. LeCompte Iowa LeCompte Congress Iowa Society of Washington Iowa Poys Red Cross Blood Bank House of Representatives

Health Hazards After Floods Warned By State Health

The state health department cautions that health dangers will linger after floods and rains unless measures are taken to prevent disease spread. Des Moines resident Miss Betty Bowie visits her mother Mrs. Wm. Bowie. Mrs. Harve Tiffany of New Berlin and Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Owen of Cambria, Iowa, spent time with Herman Tiffany. The group will meet June 8 for a yell event as AML members plan.

State Health Department Betty Bowie Des Moines Wm. Bowie Harve Tiffany New Berlin R . O. Owen Cambria Iowa Herman, Tiffany

Christian Church Vacation Bible School Starts Monday

The Christian Church Vacation Bible School will begin Monday June 5 with sessions from 4:00 to 9:00 pm for one week. Beginners meet 4:00 to 5:30 pm, intermediate and seniors start at 4:00, supper at 6:00, lessons 6:00 to 8:00, recreation 8:00 to 9:00. Supervisors include Rev Strubhar, Mrs Wrights, Miss Guinn, and others. interdenominational invitation extended to area children.

Christian Church L. D. Strubhar Harold Wright Fern Wright Doyle Anderson Colleen Guinn Struthar B. A. Kimmell Jean and Joan Mikel Basil‘ Ziegler Martha Ila Dean Gray Rev. Strubhar

Local Happenings Across Des Moines to Centerville

A sweep of small-town news lists Sunday visits in Des Moines and Centerville, hospitalizations in Moberly and Centerville, and births in Ridgeway. Notable events include a May 26 birth of Sandra Sue Eyans, a June 7 Methodist church gathering, and a tea for Republican women in Centerville.

Primary Election Looms as Iowa Voters Remain Lethargic

A Midwest newspaper notes the Iowa primary is next Monday with unusually low anticipated turnout. Key races include Republican governor contenders Robert D. Blue and Henry W. Burma, a tight Senate race involving J. R. Barkley, and state representative contests. County races show limited opposition while Democrats appear unchallenged. Voters urged to participate and choose the best-qualified candidates.

Iowa Robert D. Blue Henry W. Burma Blue Burma J. R. Barkley Moulton Dewey Goode Bloomfield Appanoose-Davis S. A. Martin J. J. Frankel Charles L. Johnston John Dillon

Rainbow 4 H Club Met at Audrey Fox Home

The Rainbow 4 H Club met at Audrey Fox home on Friday May 26 with members Mary Jac ob Norma Jean Young Leora Luc ille Eileen Davis Lucian Martha Hetzler Janet Gravitt and new member Helen Gale present. Visitors Doris Stevens Nancy Jacobs Mary Howell attended. Audrey Fox demonstrated lifting and carrying Leora Davis spoke on curtains and dressing table skirts. A picture study was led by the leader and planning and planting was discussed by the assistant. Refreshments followed and games were played. Next meeting will be at Leora Davis on June 9.

Mary Jacob Norma Jean Young Leora Lucille Eileen Davis Lucian Martha Hetzler Janet Gravitt Helen Gale Doris Stevens Nancy Jacobs Mary Howell Audrey Fox Leora Davis Pring Needle Thread Aang Club

Scouts Win Trophy At Court Of Honor

The Moulton Boy Scouts, led by Hugh Wood and Loyd Southern, won the American Legion Trophy at a Court of Honor in Centerville for top advancement and attendance. Ten Troop 37 members attended as James Osborne Ted Edwards Hugh Wood Jr James Southern and others were advanced to second class. W O Sylva of Allerton entertained with poems as Judge Edwards L Simmons presided with Clint McVey assisting.

Moulton Centerville American Legion Hugh Wood Loyd Southern Burt McClure American Legion Post Arthur Pearson Tenderfoot James Osborne Ted Edwards Hugh Wood, Jr Junior E. Tipton David L. Edwards William E. Conner James Southern W. O. Sylva Allerton James Whitcomb Riley Court of Honor Edwards L. Simmons Clint McVey

4 H Boys Enter Soil Conservation Achievement Plan

County 4 H members can win a gold medal of honor and a share of awards from Firestone Rubber Company for soil conservation work. County winners may advance to state and national prizes, including $50 war bonds, trips to Chicago, and eight $200 scholarships. Entries require farm maps, conservation actions, and 4 H records to be filed by October 1.

Glen Birlingmair Appanoose Chicago Firestone Rubber Company

Army And Navy Men At Pre-Induction School

A highly educational Pre-Induction School will be held in Centerville next Wednesday night with Army and Navy visiting celebrities. The event explains problems for service men and allotments and invites families and others interested to attend. After talks by officers a round table discussion will follow.

Centerville Army Navy

Hetzler Marries Anita Smyk in Baltimore Home

Max Hetzler son of O C Hetzler from west of Moulton wed Anita Francis Smyk daughter of A J Smyk in Baltimore Maryland on Sunday May 21 at Father Mullens home. Attendants Estella Rohr and A W Logan. Hetzler, a 1936 local graduate, has worked in Baltimore for 2 1/2 years at Martin Air.

Max Hetzler O. C. Hetzler Moulton Anita Francis Smyk A. J. Smyk Baltimore Father Mullen Estella Rohr A. W. Logan Hetzler

Q Hearing to Decide Custodian Move in Moulton

The Iowa Commerce Commission will hear the Burlington agent dispute in Moulton at the Legion Hall next Wednesday June 7 at 10:00. Attorney J R Barkley backs the public hearing as evidence is weighed for a verdict on the move to discontinue its agent and substitute a custodian. The session, open to the public, follows Barkley’s recent efforts in the case.

Q’s Moulton J. R. Barkley Barkley Burlington Iowa Commerce Commission Legion Hall

Poppy Day In Moulton Nets $62 For Veterans

The Moulton Auxiliary Unit of Burl McClure Post sold 350 poppies Saturday raising about $62.00. Funds support disabled veterans of all wars with some money kept locally for relief work. The window decoration by the Auxiliary drew praise for highlighting the meaning of Poppy Day.

Moulton Burl McClure Post Cam Hays Legion Hall Flanders Field France

Rural Eighth Grade Commencement June 3

The rural eighth grade commencement will be held at Centerville High School auditorium on Saturday at 2:00 p.m. Principal L. E. Johnson announced. Washington and Wells township pupils receiving diplomas include JoAnn McDade Orleans Bob Slate Orleans Donald Buchholz Orleans Richard Singley Roundy Lucille Wolver Beetrace Charles Israel Bunker Hill Jennie Lee Stites James Delbert Siebert James Wanda Selvy Evans Ferrell Upton Hilltown Joe Stevens Hilltown Fonda Andrews Dean Leota Cooksey Dean Clarence Daniels Dean Duane Ruggles Dean Billy Sparks Dean.

Centerville High School L. E. Johnson Washington and Wells Township JoAnn McDade Orleans Bob ‘Slate Donald Buchholz Richard Singley Roundy Lucille Wolver Beetrace Charles Israel Bunker Hill Jennie Lee Stites James Delbert Siebert James Wanda Selvy Evans Ferrell Upton

First Step Taken In Remodeling School Contract

The Board of Education published a notice asking for bids to remodel Moulton school. The project includes rebuilding the assembly room repairing the heating system and painting all rooms with a June 15 setting for bid approval by the board.

Moulton Board of Education

Annual Burgher Reunion Held at Burgher Home

The annual Burgher reunion gathered May 28 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Burgher in Coatsville. A cooperative noon dinner was served for relatives and visitors including Lew and Wendell Burgher with family, Mrs. Kate Slavin, all of Centerville, Dr. A. E. Burgher of St. Joseph, Mo., Cap Verner and daughter of Jefferson City, Mo., Mrs. Fern Clapson, Mrs. Georgia Massman and son of Glenwood, Mo., M. C. Henson of Bloomfield, Iowa, Willis Weaver of Kansas City, Mo., J. M. Henson, Arthur Burgher, and Mrs. Carl Coatsville among others.

George Singley Des Moines J. A. Harp Russell Horn Ottumwa Henry Barber Wabash Hospital Moberly Sandra Sue R. W. Eyans Jim Evans Wichita Kans Hugh Wood, Jr Clarence Tibben Extra Iowa James Edwards Victor Cedar Rapids Moulton Harry Redburn Effie Oneal Ira Powell Clarence Ensley Iowa City W. T. Tharp Centerville Kenneth Carter Newton Henry Carter G. S. C. Club Fred Post Maude Ballenger Teimeyer Ft. Madison Howard Stevenson Chas. Floyd Mary Moore Lancaster Max Hetzler Baltimore Armed Service Maryetta Wood St. Joseph Hospital Harry Carter John Carter Jane LaPlata Community Methodist Church Lois Dye Mary Swartz Vera Mae Mitchell P. M. Bridge Club Dick Eby Charles Thompson Ridgeway Penn Charles Pittsburg Burgher J. C. Burgher Coatsville Lew Burgher Wendell Burgher Kate Slavin A. .E Burgher St. Joseph Cap Verner Jefferson City Fern Clapson Georgia Massman Glenwood M. C. Henson Bloomfield Willis Weaver Kansas City Henson Arthur Burgher Carl x Coatsville

Wegener Chosen to Lead Moulton High School

W A Wegener, seven years as Greentop Missouri superintendent, is elected to head Moulton High School for the coming year. He holds a BA and BS from Elmhurst College, a master’s from Tulane, is 34, and will move with Mrs Wegener once housing is arranged. He arrives highly regarded for athletics and will oversee teaching vacancies as applications are reviewed.

W. A. Wegener Greentop Wegener Board of Education Elmhurst College Elmhurst Tulane University Wegner

Mrs George Morrow In Oville Hospital

The condition of Mrs. George B. Morrow age 64 of near Dean remained unchanged at St. Joseph hospital Centerville after May 21 injury. Leading a cow she was pulled by the rope and the force twisted the bone above the knee. She is said to be getting along as well as could be expected.

George B. Morrow Dean St. Joseph Hospital Centerville

Drug Store Building And Contents Sold In Mexico Missouri

Alba Stubblefield of Mexico MO becomes owner of the Bovard building and its drug store on Main Street. He plans to remodel the store and convert the upper rooms into a modern apartment. A formal opening announcement will follow.

Alba Stubblefield Mexico Bovard Stubblefield

Molo Theatre Enter new management with Wednesday opening

Bob Leach becomes owner and takes over Molo Theatre next Wednesday with opening show Here We Go Again featuring Fibber McGee and Mollie Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy. Added stars include Gildersleeve and Ginny Simms as part of a strong season lineup with Lassie Come Home A Guy Named Joe See Here Private Hargrove and more. Undying Monster serial Saturday night and Guadacanal Diary starring Preston Foster Lloyd Nolan Sunday and Monday.

Bob Leach The Molo Fibber McGee and Mollie Edgar Bergen Charlie McCarthy Gildersleeve Ginny Simms Joe Hargrove Preston Foster Lloyd Nolan

Rebekah Lodge Meets Tonight for Nominations

Tonight June 1 the Rebekah lodge holds a regular meeting at their hall. Nominations and election of officers are in order plus election of a delegate to the Rebekah assembly and assembly officers. All members urged to attend refreshments will be served by the secretary.

Rebekah Lodge Rebekah Assembly

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Nation’s Heroes AML Christian Church Vacation Bible School Eastern Star Chapter Masonic Hall Herman Tiffany Esther Davis Jessie Lou Byrd Kate Bovard Ruth Edwards June Eagle Garnet Tipton Katherine Eby Mary Ann Kreigerrmier Rhea Rae Powell George Carson Rainbow 4-H George Morrow O’ville Hospital Molo Theatre
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