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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1922
Page
5
An old advertisement urges sufferers to try Chiropractic when other treatments failed. It claims thousands found relief, notes the chiropractor guarantees no specific results, offers a free consultation, and encourages readers to seek a truthful evaluation and possible positive outcomes.
Ernest McClurg of Milton visits cousin Mrs Gale Huddleston and studies at Keokuk Dental College. Miss Helen Siler heads to Mitchell South Dakota to summer with Grace. John Vermilion of Salina Kansas visits niece Mrs Ross Jordan. Palmer Mowrer travels to Moran Kansas to visit sister Mrs Ed Wilson. Tim Waggoner and wife of Morland Kansas visit siblings Frank and Fannie Heisel. Rev L H West and family spend Decoration Day in Lancaster honoring a brother in the service. Kate Gale returns from Centerville School to help Vene with light housekeeping. Gale sisters self-sufficient. A birth: Earl Carpenter and wife welcome a son on Decoration Day near Pella. Edward and wife visit Muscatine to see nephew Robert Wotan graduate. Velma Stansbury returns from Estherville to resume schooling. board impressed by progress. Thimble Bee hosted by Mrs Earl Sellers last Friday with large attendance and program. P E O meets with Mrs Martha Downing. Clara Russell reports State convention with refreshments. visitors Anna Moore of Kirksville and Mrs Minnie Beck of Des Moines. Romaine Dever returns home from Stephens College after completing a two-year course. Mother Dever attends graduation. Joey Hutchinson, honors graduate from Moulton High, starts Normal at Chariton. One-year-old baby girl of June Guinn and wife buried at Hilltown last Saturday. sorrow shared by family. Frank Davis and wife of Brookfield Missouri and Mace Swift of Los Angeles visit old friends on Decoration Day. The Mite Society enjoys a program hosted by Mrs Lois Powell.
The Christian Church outlines a daily program with a 10:00 Morning Worship 11:00 Jr. Christian Endeavor 7:30 Sr. Christian Endeavor 5:00 Evening Worship 8:00 Choir practice Friday 8:00 led by Pastor L. H. Was.
The M. E. Church Morning announces Sunday school at 10 with the Annual Thank Offering at 11 by the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society. Mrs. Bila Manning will deliver the address. A Missionary Society meeting is Saturday at Mrs. Blosser’s home. Evening Epworth League at 1 and preaching at 8 with Kreisler violin selections. Rev. W. A. Smith officiates, everyone welcome.
Presbyterian Church holds Sunday School at 10 a.m. with Rev. Mott Sawyers delivering an instructive sermon at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Westbrook serves as pianist in the program.
The Greeks Egyptians and Arabs excelled in sundial making. Each dial must fit the latitude of its location. A Pompeii discovery in 1762 shows a dial for Memphis latitude, suggesting Egyptian origin perhaps from the Alexandria sphere.
Rev Trostel of Plano M. E. Church endorses Frank Delay's proposal to supply the county poor farm with reading matter. He calls on congregations to donate spare books and support a rotating minister preaching each afternoon, praising Delay's family of Methodist preachers and community work.
The county plans to hire C. A. Baker a veteran lawyer and municipal law specialist to devote substantial time to county business. He currently handles a major Ringgold county case and has a proven record in criminal matters, including the Hicks case. Baker promises capable legal service and cost savings for the county.
A.G. Bear of Johnston visited town on Wednesday as a candidate for Representative. Known for wide county acquaintance and strong business ties, Bear is a stockman and farmer who aims to secure a large vote at Monday primaries. He pledges nonpartisan service for all taxpayers.
Elmer E. Adamson of Vermillion, a 1923 term candidate for the board, yesterday stated he is a farmer qualified to bear the duties of the office. He is not opposing the Moulton candidate but seeks Washington support if a showdown occurs. the editor found him a clever gentleman.
Mrs. Wm Caldwell at 604 W Van Buren St Centerville Iowa offers prompt hemstitching and picot work.
The ad proclaims a dramatic rejuvenation claim saying thousands report feeling twenty years younger after Tanlac. It invites readers to try the remedy and lists W. F. Berry Company as the sponsor.
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