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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1976
Page
1
Local column recalls Memorial Day meaning and decorations with memories of past years. Residents Chloe Sebolt, Laverne Sebolt, and families visit relatives in Centerville, Monona and Moulton as social notices list friends from Rockford to Topeka.
The Udell Community School District will sell the Udell School property at public sale on June 19, 1976, at the site. The bid opening starts with an opening bid of 4200 dollars. The sale includes the school building, outbuildings, and surrounding acreage in Udell. The board may accept any bid deemed best and may require a 10 percent down payment within five days of bid acceptance.
The bidder pays cash at delivery and balance to obtain merchantable title. The Board may delay perfecting title as a cure, not excusing full payment. Escrow may be used to ensure performance. Upon bid acceptance the district continues the abstract showing free title except zoning and recorded easements. Published by order of the Board of Directors. Ray Anselme, Secretary.
Attendees Minis Arthur Reeplogie and Mrs Erea Kirby joined Anna Sayers Cemerville at the Bicentennial Governor's Conference in Des Moines last week. Speaker Mr Fred Schwengel and Honorate Robert D Blue and Gov. Robert D Ray spoke on keeping seniors active, with Moulton elders cited as examples. Congregate meals are served at Guinn's Cafe daily 11 to 12, dinner at the Community Center at noon, with Crossline meetings monthly and a weekly Tuesday gathering at the Community Center.
A communal event invites attendees to share a pot luck meal and enjoy wine. Guests are encouraged to bring a dish and contribute to a friendly, inclusive gathering with informal contribution and social chatter.
Mrs Howard Burkland and Mr Uarry Doggett and family spent the weekend with Hallie Doggett in Newton. Mr and Mrs Marshall Hedge visited relatives in Council Bluffs. Mrs Vernon Weilbrenner visited daughter Mrs Robert Doud in Iowa City Hospital Wednesday evening, noting she was not well. Mr and Mrs Harry Felton welcomed a new granddaughter born to Jeanne Felton and husband.
Mr and Mrs Howard Burkland visited Mr and Mrs Bert Kirby one evening last week. Haze Wolver visiting her son and wife Melvin Wolver. The Gorden Burkland and Howard Burkland families plus children had dinner for Maurine Burkland Sunday. Bill Underwood welcomed a new baby daughter. Hedgecock group celebrated Marshall Hedgecock's birthday. Paul Johnson of Centerville visited Howard Burkland Sunday afternoon. Lee Metfai called on his mother Minnie recently. Bobbie Doud stayed with grandparents Vernon Weilbrenner for a few days.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Swigart of Toppenish Washington and Mrs Bent Moore of Moulton visited Mrs Swigart's cousin Mrs Rul Bridgeman and husband in Bloomfield Monday. Mr and Mrs Erea Kirby were weeknight callers at the homes of Mr and Mrs Pat Me Eldery and Alta Adam near Ey Line.
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