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Newspaper

Moulton Weekly Tribune

Location

Moulton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1926

Page

4

Popular Appanoose County Man Congress Candidate

Willlie S Bradley of Centerville seeks a congressional seat as a vigorous candidate for the nation. The piece notes his hard work and extensive district outreach, claiming broad local support as the primary approaches.

Appanoose County Willlie S. Bradley Centerville Con Dairy Wressman Nfe Af Io

Local notices from Carter Creek and nearby towns

Lester Gravitt aided Carl Wall on a harrowing Monday afternoon. Thomas Wiseman and daughter Minnie traded in Moulton last week. Percy Barnes Ronald Fout and Georgia Fouts stayed at Earl Stoker’s home over weekend. Monterey Senior class play drew attendees from the area at West Grove Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hiatt visited West Grove Friday evening. Erma Stoner visited Re ya Lawson on Tuesday. Mrs Irene Hiatt called at Jeff Stoner’s Tuesday. Earl Stober and wife called on Abner Barnes and Zack Johnson Tuesday. Little Dwight Gravett is on the tokist. Richard Stober called on Percy Barnes Tuesday.

Lester Gravitt Carl Wallace Thomas Wiseman Minnie Moulton Percy Barnes Ronald Fout Georgia Fouts Earl Stoker Monterey West Grove Claude Hiatt Erma Stoner Reya Lawson Irene Hiatt Jeff Stoner Earl Stober Zae Abner Barnes Zack Johnson Dwight Gravett Richard Stober

Dauehion of Grand River Seeks Midwest Farmer’s Aid

Bradley faults Washington policy amid farmer downturn in the central west. He argues farmers deserve equal opportunities seen by steel, oil, railroads and other growing interests since the declaration period. A Democrat with deep local roots and American Legion service, he questions farming’s future without strong Washington representation.

Dauehion Grand River Bradley Central West Washington Appanoose County American Legion Mid-West States

Hughes and Vicinity Cemetery Decoration Day News

Last Friday neighbors fenced Otterbein cemetery. Cora Beggs of Des Moines visited home folk. Lowell Young attended Perry Norton Sunday. Freddie Moore and children spent Friday with Mrs. Tom Fox. Thornsberg of Colorado visiting Mrs. Will Hays. Pearl Clark took wool off Monday. Ruby Fox attended Sunday school at Moulton. Florence Bogle spent Sunday evening with Helen Wood. Roy Beggs family, Freddie Moore family and others were at W. S. Beggs' Sunday. Fay Young helped Mrs. W. S. Beggs clean house. Oakland cemetery Decoration Day program well attended. Tom Fox visited Mrs. Warren Gale Monday. Otto Clark spent Sunday with Harold Winen.

Helen Wood Harry Freeborn Ross Fox C. R. Fox Fay Young W. S. Beggs Oakland Cemetery Roy Beggs Freddie Moore W.S. Beggs Chas

Local social and farming notes from Centerville area

Beet race Victor Stober and wife stay with parental Frank Stober. Residents help clean Otterbine cemetery Friday. Thistlethwaite farms corn for Bee Wall Friday. Everett Hornaday family Centerville callers Saturday. Ruth Thistlethwaite did housework for Mrs Cliff Staley last week. Memorial services held in Moulton Sunday. Kirt Fox family visited W L Staley Sunday evening. Carey Higginbotham family visited Harve Higginbotham home Sunday. Harve Higginbotham business trip to Moulton Monday. Clarence Killion and wife at Frank Stober home Sunday evening. Harve Higginbotham and Kirt Fox farming Dixon place this year. Gail Fox visited Monday with Orpha Higginbotham. Frank Stober and family Centerville callers Monday. Gorn planting nearly finished in area.

Victor Stober Frank Stober Otterbine Mgr. Thistlethwaite Everett Hornaday Centerville Ruth Thistlethwaite Cliff Staley Moulton Kirt Fox W. L. Staley Carey Higginbotham Harve Higginbotham Clarence Killion Dixon Place Gail Fox Orpha Higginbotham

Local Social Roundup From Albia Area Last Week

Miss Alta Ellerton and family from Albia were callers in the area. Howard Alexander and family visited his mother in Ottumwa. Fred Tipton and family called at Clarence Killion's. Mrs. Lewis Wallace returned from Ottumwa and is improving. Miss Vivian Horn helped at Bert Davison’s and with Christine, born last Friday. Memorial services at Moulton drew attendees from this part. Glenn Wallace and family visited Bloomfield relatives. Grace Archibald and Kathleen Archibald stayed with Bud Henson. Monterrey Sunday school students took a play to West Grove with good attendance. Mr. Jim and Mrs. Ed Nelson and Mrs. John Nelson visited. Bud Henson and Ollie Henson wives visited. Arthur Simmons family attended a basket dinner at Mark. Rev. Arthur Stookesberry and wife from Floris attended Memorial at Coatsville cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Henderson of Sovilla were visiting relatives. Rev. Luther Childs gave a fine address at Coatsville cemetery. A large crowd attended. Viva Kinnamon spent Sunday with Opal Armstrong. Fay Lawson helped with house work Monday. Mrs. Frank Hess is suffering broken ribs from a painful accident.

Alta Ellerton Lee Longe Imogene Albia Howard Alexander Lois Alexander Bob Sherman Fred Tipton Clarence Killion Lewis Wallace Ottumwa Vivian Horn Bert Davison Christine Moulton Glenn Wallace Bloomfield Grace Kathleen Archibald Coatsville Bud Henson Monterey West Grove Jim Ed Nelson John Nelson Wm. Lynch Ollie Henson Arthur Simmons Mark Arthur Stookesberry Floris Iowa Coatsville Cemetery Joe Henderson Sovilla Luther Childs Viva Kinnamon Opal Armstrong Fay Lawson Frank Hess Everett Frady Glenwood Jerry Evans Holiness Church Harry Epperson Browning Jaanita Childs Keokuk Arthur Virgil Marshall Leoa McClure Mark Childs Charles Horn Lloyd Sloan Arch Dooley Stanley Boyles Cuoatsville

Local Notices From Coatsville and Surrounding Areas

obituary notes for Everett Frady and Mrs Jerry Evans. Funeral held at Holiness church Coatsville with Luther Childs officiating. Services at Coatsville cemetery attended by distant friends. Visitors from Browning Missouri and Moulton joined Decoration services. Road work urged as Stanley Boyles promises improvements from Moulton to Coatsville.

Presbyterian services and activities announced

The Sunday schedule lists Sunday school at 10:00 for all ages, Christian Endeavor at 7:15, and preaching at 8:00 with the sermon titled Back to Bethel. The Luther Loomis Trio will perform instrumental selections at the evening service. Matt R. Sawyers is the pastor. A silk scarf was lost between the Jon Cash mark home and Al Lauterbucks, call 367 if found.

Christian Endeavor Bethel Luther Loomis Matt R. Sawyers Jon Cashmark al Lauterbucks

Coatsville Church Sermon and Local Visit Notes

Monday brought light showers as farmers planned corn plowing. Elder Dabney of Mark preached at Coatsville Baptist Church, both services. Richard Johnson visited from the county home. A death occurred Sunday at 11 a m at the home.

Coatsville Dabney Mark Coatsville Baptist Church Richard Johnson

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