Memorial and Decoration Day Observed in Moulton
Community marks fallen heroes with Memorial and Decoration Day services led by Rev. Frank A Wilder and Rev. V S Stagner under Url McClure Post supervision. Ideal weather boosts attendance as veterans and community members pay tribute with songs prayers and readings including Gettysburg Address readings and tolling bells.
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Moulton
Url McClure Post
Carson
Ed -in-Moulton
Union
V. S. Stagner
Faye Powers
Stagner
Christian Church
Rev. V
Only One City Carrier During June Month
The post office department orders that for June 1982 only one regular carrier will handle village mail due to deficits and funding cuts. Auxiliary carrier Hamilton will be on duty afternoons during vacations. the change affects deliveries throughout the month.
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United States
Post Office Department
Egular
Carnamilton
Legion Auxiliary Meet Set For Tonight
A Legion auxiliary meeting is scheduled for tonight. Members are urged to attend to discuss ongoing activities and upcoming community events. The gathering will be held at the group’s usual meeting place.
Local Happenings Across Moulton and Nearby Areas
Numerous visits and travels across Missouri and Iowa mark a busy week. Miss Ruby Watkins and others travel between Kirksville, Moberly, and Marshalltown while residents host relatives in Moulton New Sharon Hannibal Cedar Falls and Ottumwa. Several locals attend church society events and graduations with a mix of summer visits and homecomings.
Kansas City People In Car Smash Up Near Centerville
A DeSoto coupe racing another car lost control near Sunshine mine west of Centerville Monday evening about 4 30 causing a collision with a stopped Plymouth. Mrs Ogden suffered a bad gash requiring stitches and Miss Bates was cut. Ogden Horner escaped injury. All four Kansas City visitors were taken to Moulton and returned to Kansas City by train Tuesday evening.
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Kansas City
Kans
Sunshine Mine
Centerville
Nick Ogden
Edith Bates
Herbert Horner
Horner
Horner Plymouth
de Soto
Plymouth
Miss Bates
Ogden
Moulton
Bovard Seeks State Senate Backed by Local Support
Reports from Appanoose and Davis counties show G. L. Bovard, lifelong Republican, gaining popularity as he faces voters for the first time next Monday in the state senate race. Voters are urged to consider his party service, pledge to protect regional interests, and review his plans advertised in this issue.
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Moulton
Appanoose
Davis
G. L. Bovard
Bovard
Horn Tisdale Announcement of Virginia Horn and J R Tisdale
Marriage announced between Miss Virginia Horn daughter of Mr and Mrs A J Horn north of Moulton and J R Tisdale of Zearing Iowa in Elk Point South Carolina on February 6 Virginia Horn a Moulton graduate and former LeMars Iowa teacher and J R Tisdale principal of the McCallsburg Iowa schools plan to reside in Zearing Iowa with congratulatory messages from Moulton friends
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Virginia Horn
A. J. Horn
Moulton
J. R. Tisdale
Zearing
Iowa
Elk Point
S. C
Tisdale
LeMars
McCallsburg
County Auxiliary Meet In Moulton Draws Large Crowd
Appanoose county Legion Auxiliary gathering at the Moulton Legion hall drew a large attendance. Mrs. John Cambron of Centerville was elected county chairman with Mrs. Veatch Moravia as vice chair and Mrs. Fred Milani Centerville as secretary and treasurer. The meeting featured talks by Mrs. F. B. Thrall Ottumwa district committeewoman and a musical program led by local president Mrs. Alvah Bennett and Dorothy Dukes Unionville with solos and a whistling piece by Margaret Jamison. Congressman Lloyd Thurston of Osceola attended and spoke to the convention.
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Appanoose
The
Legion Auxiliary
Moulton
Legion Hall
Harry Dukes
Unionville
John Cambron
Centerville
Veatch
Moravia
Fred Milani
F. B. Thrall
Ottum
Legionaires
Alvah Bennett
Dorothy Dukes
Mrs. Alberts
Margaret Jamison
Lloyd Thurston
Primary Election Preparations Fill County Races
Voters head to polls next Monday to choose Democratic or Republican candidates for November. The contest shapes up as a hot race for Congress in the Fifth District with Lloyd Thurston and C. W. Ramseyer as likely rivals. Appanoose county leans Thurston. the Senate race in the Appanoose Davis district is tough. Board seats and conventions will determine party nominees. Read this Tribune for candidate messages and plans. voters should scrutinize qualifications before nominating. Remember to vote on primary day.
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Lloyd Thurston
C. W. Ramseyer
Appanoose County
Thurston
Moulton
Ramseyer
Senate
Appanoose-Davis
the Tribune
Death of Clara Swartz at Sunnyslope Sanitarium
Friends mourn the death of Clara Swartz at Sunnyslope Sanitarium Ottumwa Wednesday morning at age forty after nineteen years of ill health. Survived by mother Viola Swartz two brothers Bert and Willard sister Mrs Jane Myers, service Friday 2:30 PM at Moulton Methodist Church. Burial Oakland Cemetery.
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Clara Swartz
Sunnyslope Sanitarium
Ottumwa
Miss Swartz
Moulton
Oakdale
Iowa City
Viola Swartz
Bert
Willard
Witchita, Kans
Jane Myers
Udell
Lee
Carson Car Stolen Found Near Albia
The George Carson Chevrolet automobile was stolen Monday night between 8 and 9 from in front of the G. L. Bovard residence. It was found next morning on the outskirts of Albia abandoned with gasoline and oil on board. Thieves fled on foot to avoid capture, leaving the car in wooden condition.
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George Carson Chevrolet
Albia
G. L. Bovard
Hosses
COTERIE ELECT OFFICERS NAMED AT MEETING
At a Cot erie business meeting held Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Roy Beggs home officers were elected President Mrs Beggs Vice president Miss Marian Bovard Secretary Mrs J G West Treasurer Mrs Dick Eby A year book committee was appointed with Mrs Paul Callen as chairman and assistants Mrs M G West and Mrs Hoy Garrett.
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Roy Beggs
Beggs
Marian Bovard
J. G. West
Dick * Eby
Year Book
Paul Callen
M G West
Hoyt
Garrett Ay Epies
Sunday Services and Children’s Training urged at Presbyterian Church
At The Churches Presbyterian Church Sunday school at 10 Preaching at 7 30 P M Rev Mott R Sawyers D D Minister. Parents your children are your greatest wealth but they may also be your most serious liability Religion morality and integrity are largely matters of environment and training If you train your children right and keep them in good company they will be an honor to you in your old age and protect you from sorrow and want If they turn out bad they will bring sorrow to your gray hairs and deprive you of your peace of mind and your property Sunday school and church will do your children no harm and it may be the making of them It may be the saving of many a tear in the future If your children are not enrolled in any other Sunday school the Presbyterian Sunday school cordially invites them M E Notes The W F M S will have charge of the service Sunday morning They have asked the Pastor to bring a message in keeping with their work The annual Thank offering will be taken In the evening the orchestra will play and a message entitled Obedience will be given another stone in the wall we are building On June 12 at the 11 o clock hour opportunity will be given for parents to have children baptized only those who are too young to take vows for themselves Will parents notify the Pastor if they are planning for this service Ottumwa District conference meets in Milton today All are welcome to attend the services Epworth Leaguers are looking forward to the Institute that will be held on the Town Wesleyan campus June 18 25 You will find our services helpful and are invited to attend.
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Presbyterian Church
Mott R. Sawyers
Dashiel
District Court
Reform School
Presbyterian Sunday School
M. E
Ottumwa
Milton
Epworth Leaguers
Christian Church Weekly Worship Schedule
Sunday morning worship at 10 o clock with Children s Church at 10 and Church school 11 to 11 45. Young people meeting at 7 led by Joeldine Stansberry. Evening service at 8 with story hour led by Christine Hanson and special music. Sermon on Parables of Jesus. Wednesday services at 7 45 with choir and chorus rehearsal at 8 80. Pastor V S Stagner invites all to come to church regularly.
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Christian Church
Young
Joeldine Stansberry
Christine Hanson
V. S. Stagner
Church of God Sunday Schedule and Message
Church of God announces Sunday school at 10 A M and preaching at 11 A M. Young people meet at 7 P M with a late service at 8 P M and a prayer meeting at 8. The pastor Faye Powers invites attendance, urging living by Christ’s spirit and serving God visibly.
Moulton Students Win in Academic Contest
Moulton high school students are named winners in a state academic contest. George Barkley in General Science Irene Sprouse in Plane Geometry Mac Huddleston in U S History A W Logan in American Government and American History Ruth Davis in American Literature Margaret Barkley in English Correctness. They will represent Moulton at the final Academic Meet in Iowa City June 66 and 7 with plans for campus tour and student entertainment.
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Moulton High School
State University of Iowa
George Barkley
Irene Sprouse
Mac Huddleston
U. S
A. W. Logan
Ruth Davis
Margaret Barkley
Moulton
Iowa City
Iowa
Checkers Report Highlights Hanson Economy in Office
State checkers report Ed Hanson Appanoose County clerk improved finances. Prior expenses showed a loss of 1844 53 dollars. in 1931 expenses turned to a profit of about 905 dollars. Hanson praised for thrift and efficiency in office operations.
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State Checkers
Hanson
Appanoose County
Hans
Barkley to lead Moulton Community Club
J R Barkley popular local attorney and booster will head the Moulton Community Club for the first year by unanimous vote at the Legion Hall meeting Tuesday night. The gathering named officers and committees, with Barkley as President and a slate including L E Burgher and Dr L A Jenkins, as well as directors and future by law plans.
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J. R. Barkley
Moulton
Moulton Community Club
L. E. Burgher
L. A. Jenkins
Trenton Printz
C. A. Stuckey
Paul Howell
Hugh Jamison
Lloyd Black
W. S. Stagner
Frank A. Wilder
Mackenzie
L. E. Johnson
R. R. Morrow
Craig Daniels
BE. A. Walker
W. L. Blosser
Wranglers
Memorial and Decoration Day Visitors Reach Moulton
Many former residents visited Moulton for Memorial and Decoration Day to pay respects and renew ties. Notables included Orval Tharp and family from Brookfield Missouri. Jeff Killion of Lenox Iowa. K F Wilson and son Chas Coppersmith of Monroe. Nellie Field and others from Chicago. Lydia Blosser from Centerville. and numerous Eby Moore Schulz and related families visiting relatives here.
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Moulton
Orval Tharp
Brookfield
Jeff Killion
Lenox
Iowa
K. F. Wilson
Chas
Monroe
Alice Wilson
Nellie Field
Chicago
Eunice Howard
Robert Graham
Grace Eby
Victor Montgomery
Lydia Blosser
Centerville
Gus Eby
Leon
Don Eby
Bloomfield
Dick Moore
Mr. Pleasant
Bert Moore
Burlington
Leonard Moore
Figge
St. Louis
George
Ballew
Sarah
Weber
Carl
Udell
Raymond
Coulter
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Itheir
Ruby Watkins
Kirksville
Bruce McDonald
Moberly
Dave Pilcher
Guy Hamilton
Mt. Pleasant
John
Ethel Hacklethorn
O. B. Carr
Jake Lowery
Marshalltown
Harry Carter
M. F
Otis Davis
New Sharon
Jim Davis
Robert Gurliman
Hannibal
Alvah Powell
Lowell Oldham
State University
Mary Riggs
Newbern
A. D. Riggs
Francis Kinkade
Harve Carr
Helen Singley
Storm Lake
Edith
Grace Clark
Tom Dimond
Lyndhurst
N. J
Margaret Jennings
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Oris Davis
Joe Donald Daley
Harry Wise
Robert
Torrington
Wyo
Hodges
Myr
Errett Horn
Earl Horn
Ed. Parks
Wesley Clancy
R. P. Black
Pauline
Rockwell City
Jas. Edwards
Warren Pennington
Taylor Daniels
B. S. Jamison
Bertha Wallace
Helen Wallace
Horn-Tisdale
Coterie
Church of God
God
Christ
Jesus
J. R. Barkley Heads Community Club
F. F.A. Boy
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