Primary Election in Iowa Sets June 7 Nominee Battle
Voters will choose party nominees for the fall election on Monday June 7 in Iowa. Beardsley gains as a GOP threat with backing from Farm Bureau labor and teachers. Blue counts on central committees. Democrats largely abstain, some planning to use Republican ballots to influence Blue’s odds. County races show little excitement beyond board member and recorder contests.
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Iowa
Wm. Beardsley
Robt. Blue
Beardsley
Blue
Labor
Farm Bureau
County Recorder
Bible School Will Close Here Friday
The Daily Vacation Bible School at the Methodist church ends this Friday after two weeks of sessions. A program by students will be held at 11 a.m. Sunday at the church, with all area residents invited to attend.
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Bible School
Methodist Church
Engagement Announcement for Gertrude Ruth Black and Garold Wayne Eakins
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Black of near Moulton announce the engagement of their daughter Gertrude Ruth to T-5 Garold Wayne Eakins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Eakins of near Belknap. Garold is serving with the U. S. Army in Korea.
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W. J. Black
Near
Moulton
Gertrude Ruth
T-5
Garold
Wayne Eakins
Harold Eakins
Near Belknap
U. S. Army
Korea
Tipton Moulton couple wed at Centerville Christian Church
Miss Enid Tipton daughter of Mr and Mrs Lou Tipton and Max Moulton son of Mr and Mrs Harry Moulton were married Sunday morning at the Christian Church in Centerville. Rev McKiernan officiated with attendants Miss Colleen Kirby and Max Hetzler. The couple will reside at Henderson Apartments after a short honeymoon in Ankeny Iowa.
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Moulton
Christian Church
Centerville
Enid Tipton
Lou Tipton
Max Moulton
Harry Moulton
McKiernan
Colleen Kirby
Max Hetzler
Kirby
Moulton Cafe
Army Air Corp
Bennie Belloma
Ankeny
Harold Campbell
Henderson Apts
Nomination and Officers Election at Rebekahs Meeting
Notice states nominations and election of lodge officers and a delegate to the Rebekah Assembly, plus Assembly officers elected at the regular meeting at the hall tonight Thursday. Members urged to attend.
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Rebekah
Mrs Chet Turner and son visit Michigan City
Mrs. Chet Turner and her son Charles returned Friday morning from a visit to Mrs. Georgia in Michigan City, details show a family routine trip and homeward departure.
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Chet Turner
Charles
Vistesien
Georgia
Michigan City
Modern House Moves and County Board Woes In Moulton
In Moulton the housing market improves as new homes are moved in by owners Walter Daley and Wesley Burrows, with one on First Street and another near the school. Rumors hint at oil burning engines joining Wabash efforts next fall. R. E. Newcomer laments a rough Board of Review session yet supports the assessor plan, while talk of bureaucratic tangle continues. Local farming showcases rapid modernization with a 200 acre soybean drill job done in five days using four tractors and a 12 foot drill, underscoring how power machinery reshapes rural life. Tex Stober in Springfield notes possible four year TB treatment stay, inviting letters from old friends.
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Moulton
Walter Daley
Wesley Burrows
First Street
Moberly and Iowa visitors call on local families during Decoration Day
Mrs J G West and daughter from Moberly MO and Mrs Glenn Coulter with two daughters visited Alva Bennett’s home. Mr and Mrs Ira Powell and Mildred Nighswonger from Iowa City visited Mrs Hattie Nighswonger over Decoration Day. Harry Carter of La Plata and John Carter with daughter Jane of Wentzville visited friends in Moulton during Decoration Day activities.
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J. G. West
Glenn Coulter
Moberly
Alva Bennett
Ira Powell
Mildred Nighswonger
Iowa City
Hattie Nighswonger
Harry Carter
la Plata
John Carter
Jane
Fof
Mrs Irene Salladay Dies At 87 In Seymour
Mrs Irene Salladay 87 longtime Udell area resident died May 26 at daughter’s home in Seymour after a long illness. Born Irene Davis September 13 1860 near Udell she married Henry Salladay in 1878 he died in 1905. Survived by three daughters Grace Houser Edith Banks Gertrude Stansberry and three sons Claude Leo Merrill along with 15 grandchildren and 28 great grandchildren. Funeral held Centerville May 30 with Rev Lacy Thompson of Moulton Methodist Church officiating burial in Oakland Cemetery west of Moulton.
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Irene Salladay
Joe Banks
Seymour
Salladay
Irene Davis
Udell
Eliza
Louisa Hornaday Davis
Henry ©. Sallady
Beulah Church
Near Udell
Grace Houser
Centerville
Edith Banks
Gertrude Stansberry
Near Moulton
Claude
Unionville
Leo
Merrill
Kirksville
Marriage of Verna Mae Blackburn and Robert Leaming
Miss Verna Mae Blackburn and Robert Lee Leaming wed Friday evening May 28 at 8 in Platte City Missouri at the bride’s parents home. The Rev Scrivner officiated with June Blackburn and Jim Ballew as attendants. The couple plans a short honeymoon in Moulton and will reside in North Kansas City where both work at the Betty Rose factory.
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Verna Mae Blackburn
F. J. Hensley
Platte City
Robert Lee Leaming
Lowell Horn
Moulton
Scrivner
the Baptist Church
June Blackburn
Jim Ballew
Leaming
Navy
Pacific Area
N. Kansas City
Betty Rose
Odd Fellow Fireworks Display Planned at Moulton High
The Odd Fellow lodge will sponsor a fireworks show at the High School athletic field on July 5 to avoid July 4th which falls on Sunday. Other entertainments are expected. Committee members include Harold Stansberry, Junior Howard, Harold Winans and Merval Moulton, with more details to follow.
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Odd Fellow Lodge
Harold Stansberry
Junior Howard
Harold Winans
Merval Moulton
State Auditor Chet Akers Visits Here
State Auditor Chet Akers was in Moulton yesterday and, though brief, met several voters. Akers, a Republican candidate for the office, was accompanied by G. T. Carson. Also noted are visits from local residents and neighboring families, including the Ke lleys from Kansas City, Ridgeway’s McQueen family, the Nortons of Moline, a Cedar Falls student visiting family, and other local trip reports.
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Chet Akers
Moulton
Ackers
G. T. Carson
Gene Kelley
Kansas City
Kans
Bert Davison
Allie McQueen
Bob
Ridgeway
Iowa
Anna Guile
Hattie
Halbert Norton
Moline
Ill
Chas. Johnson
Chas. Norton
Tia Dean Grey
State Teachers College
Rev Milldrum Called to Lead Moulton Christian Church
The Rev John O Milldrum was elected to fill the vacancy after Rev L D Strubhar’s resignation at Moulton Christian Church. Milldrum, with wife Mrs Milldrum, preached Sunday and will move in after repainting the parsonage. The Christian pulpit had been vacant since March 1.
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John O. Milldrum
Moulton
Milldum
L. D. Strubhar
Milldrum
Lehigh
Iowa
Davis Farm Home Scene Of Family Gathering
Memorial Day dinner at the Davis home honored Mr. and Mrs. Stanley George Sr and family of Illinois. Guests included Stanley George Jr Mildred Sparr Joy George Don ald Taylor Carbon Cliff Belknap Moulton and local Davis family members.
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H. O. Davis
Memorial Day
Stanley George
Illinois
Stanley, Jr
Mildred Sparrgrove
Joy George
Donald Taylor
Carbon Cliff
Lawrence Davis
Barbara
Belknap
Carl Davis
Carl, Jr
Richard Davis
Robert Southern
Richard Max
Bette Jean Mincks
Moulton
Former Moulton Resident Earns B S Degree at Arizona
Mrs. P. H. Thomas formerly Billa Lee Hill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Hill, received her Bachelor of Science degree at the University of Arizona commencement May 26 in Tucson. She earned a secondary teaching certificate in Agriculture and will teach at Tucson High School next year. She spent ten years in Moulton Public School before moving to Tucson.
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P. H. Thomas
Billa Lee Hill
A. S. Hill
Moulton
University of Arizona
Tucson
Billa Lee
College of Agriculture
Daugherty Kreigermeier Tie The Knot At Methodist Church
Miss Eva Daugherty and Wayne Kreigermeier were married Saturday at the Methodist church with Rev. Lacey Thompson officiating. Attendants were Mary Ann Kreigermeier and Guy Daugherty. reception followed at the groom's parents home. The couple will reside at 1244th St. N. W. in Cedar Rapids after a wedding trip.
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Eva Daugherty
Willie Daugherty
Wayne Kreigermeier
W. F. Kreigermeier
Methodist Church
Lacey Thompson
Mary Ann Kreigermeier
Guy Daugherty
Thompson
Moulton
Beetrace
Linkbelt Speeder Corp
Marion
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
1244Th St. N. W
Des Moines and Council Grove visitors gather at Mrs Cole’s home
Mr and Mrs Chas Cole and son Mike of Des Moines visit their mother Mrs Sam Cole. Dr and Mrs John Powell of Council Grove Kvans visit also and Dr Powell sees his mother Mrs John Powell.
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Chas, Cole and Son
Mike
Des Moines
John Powell
Council Grove
Kvans
Sam Cole
Powell
Masonic Observance Of 75th Anniversary Attended Locally
Masons and others gathered to observe the 75th anniversary of Sincerity Lodge No 317. Past Masters conferred two third degrees in Appanoose County. Eastern Star served dinner for seventy five. The program featured Dr. L A Jenkins, Wm Kreigermeier, vocal solo by June McDonald, oldest member introduction, solos by June Eagle and Katherine Eby, and Rev W R Keesey delivering the address. Refreshments ended the meeting.
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Tribune
Sincérity Lodge
Appanoose County
Eastern Star Order
L. A. Jenkins
Lodge
Wm. Kreigermeier
June McDonald
June Eagle
Katherine Eby
W. R. Keesey
Adams Jersey Herd Classified Last Week
J C Thompson head of Purena Mills classified the Adams Jersey dairy herd last Thursday and the results show the herd remains top in the region. Eight head scored one excellent five very good and two good plus. Across 20 head to date there is one excellent 17 very good and two good. Two cows will be shown at the Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress auction.
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J. C. Thompson
Purena Mills
Adams Jersey
Adams
Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress
Masonic Grand Lodge Convention Held in Sioux City
Representatives of Iowa's 84,802 Masons will gather at Sioux City's Masonic Temple June 8 9 and 10 for the 104th Annual Communication of the Iowa Masonic Grand Lodge. More than 800 delegates from 545 lodges are expected. the annual School of Instruction runs June 4 5 and 7 at the same site.
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Masonic Grand Lodge
Sioux City
Iowa
Masonic Temple
Iowa Masonic Grand Lodge
Iowa Grand Lodge
Masonic
Memorial Exercises Here Well Attended at Oakland Cemetery
Fitting ceremonies honoring the community's soldier and sailor dead were held at Oakland cemetery on Sunday afternoon. The weather was ideal and attendance was large with visitors from a distance. Rev. Fred Sawyers of Bloomfield Christian Church delivered the address, a veteran speaker who stressed daily religion. The program was prepared by the local Legion Post.
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Oakland Cemetery
Fred Sawyers
Bloomfield Christian Church
Sawyer
Legion Post
Weekend Visitors And Hosts Across Iowa Towns
A long list of residents and relatives shared Sundays and weekends visiting relatives in Keosauqua Centerville and Des Moines. Visitors included Gale Huddleston Mary Swartz family V V Huff James Sneed and several couples from Newton Grinnell Casper and Des Moines.
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Gale Huddleston
Keosauqua
Mary Swartz
Williamsburg
V. V. Huff
James
Milton
C. A. Jennings
Fred Stober
Max Stober
Centerville
Cam Sneed
George Sneed
Marvin Dye
Bertram Johnson
Newton
Dushan Orlich
Des Moines
R. C. Johnson
Clete Richardson
Kenneth Richardson
Ottumwa
Fall Celebration Plans For Moulton Planned
A meeting last Thursday signaled strong support for a 1948 Jamboree in Moulton with agricultural displays and entertainment. About thirty residents endorsed the event and volunteering committees were formed for finance concessions and promotion as plans to update the premium list proceed. Dates depend on carnival availability, with the second week of September considered likely.
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Moulton
R. R. Eby
Hubert Morrow
Hugh Wood
Lecy
Lloyd Harris Treas
Glen Eagle
Merval Moulton
Elmer McCoy
Otis Edwards
Roy Hull
Clarence Horn
Orris Harrington
LeCompte Conducts Campaign From Office in Capitol
Congressman Karl M. LeCompte chairs a key House committee from his Capitol desk. He notes recent reductions in committees, serves on Public Lands, and is vice chair of Library of Congress and Printing joint panels. He campaigns via district newspaper ads while remaining in Washington during the closing weeks.
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Karl M. LeCompte
Capitol
Washington
House
Public Lands
Senate
Library of Congress
le Compte
Thunder in the Valley at Molo theater this weekend
Bob Hope stars in Thunder in the Valley a Technicolor drama with Lon McCallister Edmund Gwenn and Peggy Ann Garner opening Thursday at Molo theatre through Saturday. Also showing Where There's Life is the Sun Man with Signe Hasso and William Bendix.
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20Th Century Fox
Lon McCallister
Edmund Gwenn
Peggy Ann Garner
Molo Theatre
Bob Hope
Paramount
Signe Hasso
Wm. Bendix
Hope
Barovia
Miss Hasso
Barovian
Boravia
Adams Brothers Reunite for Birthday Celebration
Celebration brought together Marmion Adams and family of Marshalltown Raymond Adams of Monticello Elton Adams of Cincinnati Lowell Adams and Cathy Nevins of Wichita Quincy and Keith at home Toni Mallette of Centerville Ferris Adams and family of Bloomfield for Mr and Mrs Jesse Adams birthday. It marked the first time in seven years all Adams brothers gathered.
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Marmion Adams
Marshalltown
Raymond Adams
Monticello
Elton Adams
Cincinnati
Lowell Adams
Cathy Nevins
Wichita
Kans
Quincy
Keith
Toni Mallette
Centerville
Ferris Adams
Bloomfield
Jesse Adams
Adams
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