Cook & Ab bott Buy Hurd Market in Local Deal
Cook and Abbott, from Exline, take over Hurd Market and Grocery. They plan remodel, maintain full meat and grocery lines, and operate from the McCreary property on East 7th Street. S. C. Cook is well known in town. A. E. Abbott is the junior partner. Mr. Hurd has not decided his plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook & Abbott
Hurd Market and Grocery
Exline
S. C. Cook
A. E. Abbott
McCreary
East 7Th St
Hurd
Air Meet in Memphis Inspires Scouts to Pursue Aviation
Four scouts Raymond Kenney Glen Coulter Carl Wood and Herbert Sellers traveled from Moulton to Memphis Missouri by hiking and packing. In Memphis they met Lee Briggs and were assigned to planes to assist pilots and educate the public about aviation. They witnessed stunt flying by Leslie Smith and attended an aviation banquet. A parachute jump by Earl Smith occurred amid high winds, with 800 to 1000 passengers flown, demonstrating aviation's practicality. The scouts pledged to become aviators and urged support for a forthcoming Marie Myer flying circus in Moulton and a Commercial Club aviation day.
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Mempis Mo
Raymond Kenney
Glen Coulter
Carl Wood
Herbert Sellers
Coulter
Kenney
Wood
Sellers
Memphis
Herb Norris
Mr. Norris
Municipal Flying Field
Lee R. Briggs
Chas. Floyd
Briggs
Leslie Smith
Christian Church of
Carl O. Wood
Earl Smith
Springfield
Smith
Jewell
Marie Myer
Moulton
Earl E. Tait for Sheriff
Earl E. Tait, Appanoose county product, farmer from Johns township, Republican and ex constable, is favorably mentioned as a sheriff candidate. Known as fearless and honest, he contends prisoners be kept productive on public highways to reduce costs. Voters can expect a man who will do his duty.
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Earl E. Tait
Appanoose County
Mystic
Johns Township
Tait
For Sale Recleaned Seed and Cane Seed Prices
Recleaned Millett seed and cane seed offered at $1.50 per bushel each. Also low price on Caffir corn. Note mentions W. F. Guile and Dale Russell with family traveling to Keokuk and visiting Sam Cole home.
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Dale Russell
Keokuk
Sam Cole
Ison
Centerville Notes Share Monday Visits and Local News
Local notes list visits and travels among Centerville residents including Miss Helen Young, Mrs. Dave Kirby, and Mrs. Wes Jennings. The column notes social events, school plans, a birthday, and a family reunion at the White home with several area dwellers visiting from Des Moines Brookfield and Topeka. Robert Moore leaves The Tribune for Cascade Idaho after three years of service and praised for his printing skill and design talent.
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Helen Young
Centerville
Hl. F. Embry
Des Moines
Abe Forsythe
Dave Kirby
Wes Jennings
C. C. Frakes
Loren Owens
Mark
Bernice Brown
Mary Fullerton
Arch Childs
Vance
Clem
Newton
Yatesgrove
M. F. Club
M. S. Edwards
A W. Thomas
Ola
Topeka
Kans
Nan Rucker
Earl Pollson
Effie Ferritor
Moberly
J. G. West
Ethel Linden
Cedar Falls
Town
Harold Amos
Winfield
Manhattan
Wm. Bowie
Presbyterian. Missionary Society
Sam Cole
G. L. Bovard
Adam Burkhiser
Charley Burkhiser
Seymour
Joe Linden
Asa Hobart
Bartlett
Ottumwa
Z. T. Johnson
Monterey
W. J. Dever
Romaine
Carl Dawis
Marie Brown
Claude Dabney
Harry MecMain
Bloomfield
Frank Davis
Davis
Jas. Barkley
Storm Lake
Iowa
Moulton
Barkley
Buena Vista College
Christian Missionary Society
Lloyd Ellis
Misses Blanche
Mabel Jennings
Davis City
Earlham
Blanche
Moravia
Myr
John Shippe
Lincoln
Nebr
Austin Stuckey
Shippe
Rolla Morrow
Morrow
Elmer Wood
Robert Moore
The
Tribune
Cascade
Idaho
Bob
Altho
McCUNE CAYLOR MARRIAGE LINK CENTERVILLE UNIONVILLE IOWA
Miss Lucy May McCune of Centerville and Floyd D. Caylor of Unionville Iowa wed at the M E church in Moulton officiated by Rev W A Smith. Mrs Bellamy sister of the groom attended with the couple. They plan to live on a farm near Unionville after visiting relatives in Illinois.
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Lucy May McCune
Centerville
Floyd D. Caylor
Unionville
Iowa
W. A. Smith
M. E
Moulton
G. G. Bellamy
Nicholls
Illinois
Iowa Wesleyan College
Mr. Caylor
Elmer Caylor
M. E. Church Notes Call for Sunday Services
Walter A. Smith urges Moulton residents to attend next Sunday's Methodist church services at 10 Sunday school 11 morning worship 8 evening service and 7 Epworth League. He cautions against church neglect and urges family and community religious commitment to keep Christianity alive. He notes orchestra at evening service and invites the public.
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Epworth League
Moulton
Methodist Church
M. E. Church
Walter A. Smith
Lewis McFall for Republican Board 1928 term
The community is urged to support Lewis McFall for member of the board in the 1928 term. He cites a good record, pledges to serve the entire county without prejudice, and asks voters to go to the polls next Monday to vote for him.
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Lewis McFall
Lewis
Local political notices and community greetings in Tribune
The Tribune lists township politics and candidate activity with Mason Clark and Earl Gaughenbaugh among attendees and endorsements. It also records social visits, bridge club notes, birthday celebrations, and garden produce like Ed Park strawberries, plus reflections on the new south road and local wildlife sightings.
Elected District President at Knoxville Convention
Lloyd Ellis pastor of the Moulton church was elected president of the southeast district for the coming year at the Church of Christ convention in Knoxville. R. H. Polly of Fairfield was named vice president, George O. Marsh of Ottumwa secretary-treasurer, with B. B. Baird Albia E. C. Nickle Keosauqua and T. C. Shaw Delta as executive committee members. Next year's convention site will be decided by the district board, with Moulton a likely host conjunction with Apapnoose county. the Moulton church is now the county’s largest church of Christ in mission work.
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Church of Christ
Knoxville
Lloyd Ellis
Moulton
R. H. Polly
Fairfield
George O. Marsh
Ottumwa
Sec
B. B. Baird
Albia
E. C. Nickle
Keosauqua
T. C. Shaw
Delta
Apapnoose County
Eunice Howard Wins Arts Recital Scholarship
Eunice Howard, granddaughter of Mrs Grace Eby and a Boston Emerson School of Expression student, was among seven to win scholarships per the Des Moines Register. A third year student, she studies drama at the Boston Institute and earned the Artists Recital scholarship for unique work without full Emerson training.
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Eunice Howard
Grace Eby
Emerson School of Expression
Boston
Mass
Des Moines Register
Miss Howard
Boston Institute
Emerson
Eastern College
Drake University
Moulton
Howard
Primary Election Monday Urges Voters to Cast Ballots
Voters across the country are urged to participate in the upcoming primary election on Monday. The community is urged to get out the vote as citizens choose their preferred candidates. your participation may determine the outcome.
Christian Church Services and Children s Day Reminder
The Christian Church lists Bible school at 10 00 morning worship at 11 00 Christian Endeavor at 7 15 and evening worship at 8 00 Ladies Aid on Wednesday at 2 30 One week from Sunday is Children s Day the last opportunity to offer for mission work before the missionary year ends June 30 Bring offerings in morning or evening Services are described as inspirational and instructive You are invited to worship with us.
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Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Ladies Aid
Delaware Girl Betty Clark Aiming For Ameri can Youth Award
American Youth Elizabeth Betty Clark, 13, of Cedars, Delaware, is among the state's girl candidates for the American Youth Award. Established by Sesqui-Centennial Exposition directors, the contest honors 150 years of American independence. If selected to represent Delaware, she will receive a week’s trip to Philadelphia for the exposition.
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Elizabeth
Betty”) Clark
Cedars
Delaware
Philadelphia
Betty
Fitting Memorial Day Honors Across Wars at Oakland
Memorial and Decoration Day services were held Sunday with morning exercises at the M E church and afternoon at Oakland cemetery. Rev. Smith opened with prayer and the national anthem as the union choir sang. Rev. Ellis spoke on The Relays of Liberty likening Civil War progress to runners passing the baton. A large crowd paid tribute at Oakland with a program including Gettysburg Address and Taps. The parade started at Pulliam Park led by the Moulton band. Civil War veterans, Mexican War and Spanish American War veterans, World War I veterans and others were named among those buried in Oakland and other cemeteries.
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M. E
Oakland
Legion Hall
Smith
Union Choir
Ellis
The
Christian Church
America
Lincoln
Oakland Cemetery
Pulliam Park
Moulton
Main St
M. E. Church
W. A. Smith
Logans
Rudolph Schulz
Luther Horn
Powers Calls for Democratic Vote in Monday Primary
H P Powers urges Democratic voters to support him in the upcoming primary next Monday June 7. He promises honest service if nominated and elected and asks the party to remember him at the polls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Powers
Mr. Powers
McClure Attends Cincinnati Funeral for Harry White
Silas McClure traveled to Cincinnati on Monday to attend the funeral of Harry White, a local resident.
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Silas McClure
Cincinnati
Harry White
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