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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1950
Page
2
Publication imprint notes the work of R. R. Eby as publisher and records the issue as second class matter entered at the Moulton Iowa post office in February 1884. The line documents historic newspaper logistics and ownership details from the era.
Richard Bentzinger leads at the Methodist Church with morning worship at 11:00 and a sermon on Belief In The Holy Spirit. Youth Fellowship and devotional activities follow, with a Vacation Church School program planned and a Sunday Evening series on Protestant beginnings. The schedule shifts for summer evenings, 7:00 Youth, 8:00 Worship.
Moulton Udell and Hilltown churches publish June calendars with sermons communion and Sunday school times. Pledge Sunday June 11 announced. study hours, Women’s Council meetings, and final notes on The Effective Church session included. CYF activities and Bible study lead into a July service time change.
Regular services at the Presbyterian Church with Sunday School at 10:00 led by Superintendent Mildred Appler. Preaching at 2:00 in charge of Pastor Rev. Lloyd Bartholomew.
Beecher Spurgeon named superintendent presiding over Orleans Christian Church Sunday School session at 10 o clock.
Church of God Holiness in Amel Kimes district lists Sunday school at 10:00 a m with Mrs Earl Horn as superintendent and no preaching due to the pastor attending the annual convention in Overland Park Kansas Young people meet at 3 30 Prayer meeting is Wednesday night Coatsville Missouri Baptist Church holds Sunday School at 10:00 am with Paul E Graves superintendent and prayer and Bible study every Wednesday at 7 30 pm.
Coatsville Holiness Church led by Pastor Mary Burgher holds Sunday School each Sunday at 10:00 a m with Elmer Kearns as Superintendent Preaching at 11:00 a m and 7:30 p m on the first and third Sundays.
Classified request from Ralph Childs seeking payment of a debt to cover medical bills from a recent operation. Urgent appeal for settlement to restore funds for doctors and hospital expenses.
A brief employment notice seeking a limited number of piano students. Compensation is one dollar per hour. Inquiries directed to Bonnie Olson or by calling 6-L-306 for details.
Hedge pushing pond building terracing grading work of all kinds. New machinery experienced operators. Free estimates quick service. R D Freeland Centerville Phone 1015 tf Hog feeding short cut Feed Sargents Minral Meal with added A P F plus your own corn. It's the quick and easy way to produce marketable hogs. It's ALL in one bag no mixing no mess. Ask about money back trial bag Bradley Produce.
For sale Player Piano and piano rolls 50 dollars. Musical Supply Co. advertises 2009 W Fondulac Milwaukee Wis. inquires when piano can be seen in Moulton.
A local notice invites individuals to take broken up concrete at no cost. Contact Clarence Horn, President of the Lions Club, for pickup details and arrangements to haul away the material.
Pond digging hedge pushing terrace work drainage. Contact Henry Burgher Coatsville or J C Whisler 412 S 18th Centerville. Phone Centerville 58 Blue 2 mos pd. All in one bag SARGENT'S Mineral Meal gives hogs multiple proteins vitamins minerals at one low cost. No mixing No mess. See Bradley Produce. Used electric refrigerators Forsythe Electric.
Classified note offering 5 by 7 inch reunion photos from the Class of 1930, same as Tribune Photo of May 25 issue. Price 50 cents each or 3 for $1 post paid. Cash with order. Roy Maring.
Fifty acre farm located 3 1 2 miles northwest of Unionville Iowa includes a three room house and other improvements with electricity. Land limed and nearly all seeded except 5 acres. Price $25.00 per acre. Possession immediate. House and pasture available for rent for four cows. Write or call Ernest Wolver Moulton Iowa route 3.
A fragment lists items including a few fries weighing 2 1 2 to 3 pounds, a few fat hens, and hedge posts, with Mrs Henry Swarts noted. Thepartial text reads like a miscellaneous rural inventory or notice fragment.
Harry Black, aka Dude II, famed for a stiff-katy derby, is profiled in a nostalgic sketch. The piece recalls boxing events hosted by the Moulton Legion Post, Harry’s pranks, tobacco tales, time in Oakdale sanatorium, and leathercraft skills. It closes with a mystery billfold found near the county shed and unclaimed cash, possibly linked to soldiers.
The Orleans Social Hour Club met with Mrs Inez Ransom on May 11. Fifteen members answered roll call about how they like to spend vacations. Velta prepared the mystery box. Darlene won. Margaret De Hilda received mystery friend gifts. Next meeting is today with Margaret for the annual Guest Day. Members will introduce their guests.
Mr and Mrs Roy Neal of Plano are the focus of a Sunday gathering at the W C Coulson home. Neighbors and friends attended, sharing cordial greetings and light refreshments.
Coatsville residents Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Burgher and Edmond Burgher of Clay City Kentucky spent the weekend at the Jay Burgher home and attended a Burgher reunion. The trip marked Mr. Burgher’s first visit here in 61 years and recalled the late Rev Bennie Burgher who preached in local churches and helped build them. A note recalls the 1884 dedication of Liberty Baptist Church near Stoker Springs. Several other families visited Kentuckians and Kansans during the weekend, with gatherings at multiple homes and a revival ending in Binumville Missouri.
Iowa officials announce two statewide farm contests at the Iowa Mid-Century State Fair August 25 to September 1. A G I farm family contest will bring nine district winners to the fair finale with the champion family earning a trip to the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago. A statewide farm gadget show offers 400 dollars in prizes for best gadgets, judged on originality, quality, labor saving value, and relevance to unsolved needs, with a special award for farm safety.
For Clerk of Court W F T Evans, for County Recorder A S Al Dukes, and for Board Member 1951 Term Harry Stickler and Earl Van Ness, a slate of local positions offered in the county race. Names presented as official candidates for the upcoming county office contests.
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