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Newspaper

Moulton Weekly Tribune

Location

Moulton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1931

Page

3

Local residents visit and callers listed across Ottumwa and surrounding towns

Mr and Mrs Sherman McClurg hosted guests. Otis Meésday and Elizabeth Calhoun called at Tommie Starrs home. John Brunk visited Unionville. Mrs Ernest Gorman and children stayed with Frank Henderson. Numerous calls and visits noted among Henson Horn Nelson Starr Henderson families in Ottumwa, Centerville and nearby towns.

Sherman McClurg Otis Hh Henson Elizabeth Calhoun Tommie Starr John Brunk Unionville Ernest Gorman Ottumwa Frank Henderson Dortha Horn Moulton Ella Horn Ellen Hort Ralph Henson James Graves Ed Nelson Savannah John Nelson Edgar Mather Colene Otis McClurg Paul Horn Jerry Johnson James Nelson Glenwood Johnnie Nelson Pauline Norene Cleo Centerville St. Joseph Hospital Bud Henson Monterey Helen Henderson Norene Starr Flavy Lawson Arthur Lawson Kermit Horn Ross Henderson Clarence Withrow Hattie Henderson Ralph Starr Marguerite Jonathan Starr Bert

Residents Host Sunday Visits and Family News

The piece lists several local visits and gatherings with families in the area. John Nelson and his wife hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Johnnie Nelson and daughters, Mr Edgar Mathers and children, and news at the Nelson home. Raymond Spurgeon family visited Bud Henson’s home, Lois and Verlin Spurgeon joined at J B Horn residence, Aaron Fouts from Fairfield visited, and Arthur Lawson Jr spent the weekend with his parents Art and Mrs Lawson.

Ior Billie Withrow Johnnie Nelson Edgar Mathers John Nelson Raymond Spurgeon Lois Verlin J. B. Horn Aaron Fouts Fairfield Bud Henson Arthur Lawson,Jr Art Lawson

Coatsville and vicinity social and visiting notes

Local households report weekend visits and travels among Horn Hunt Childs Hess Archibald Fouts and others. Activities include church events at Centerville Nazarene, a Kirksville summer session for Lucile and Grace Archibald, house cleaning with Mrs Barr, and a Baptist Class No 4 social at Pearl Archibald home with numerous attendees.

Coatsville Raymond Horn Ralph Hunt Lem Childs Kansas City Ollie Hess Shenandoah F. O. Hess Carl Marshall Arch Childs Leo Fouts Georgia Ronald Fouts Mable Warner Merle Norton Tempie Childs Jack Jim Bolton Lancaster Lois Hanson Jaanita Childs Virginia McClurg Kathleen Maxine Childs Pauline Henderson Elizabeth Amiss Grace Gladys Lucile Archibald Martena Nelma Trimble

Sunday Gatherings Highlight Local Visits and Farewells

Sunday scenes show Mr and Mrs Lowell Strickler and Mr and Mrs Claude McFall with daughter Betty at Chas McFall home. Charles Winan and family join a cooperative dinner in Centerville honoring G H Winan and family Des Moines and O O Clark and Cedar Rapids relatives with mother Kate Winan. Ike Evans funeral held at church May 31 drawing many relatives and friends. Earl Brockus travels to Moulton on business Estelle Houser and family dine with Earl Longley. Frank Houser and wife visit Melvin Leonard who is slowly improving.

MT Ararat Chas. McFall Lowell Strickler Claude McFall Betty Charles Winan Centerville Marshall Phillips G. H. Winan Des Moines O. O. Clark Cedar Rapids Kate Winan Earl Brockus Moulton Estelle Houser Earl Longley Frank Houser Melvin Leonard Ike Evans

Local Obituary Fragment Reflects Last Wishes

Pay their last respects, his birth place near here. Mrs. D. L. McFall's children visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Austin Gibbons of Des Moines, Mr. and Mrs. Thurlo King of Ottumwa, and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rice and children near Cincinnati, Ta.

D. L. McFall Austin Gibbons Des Moines Thurlo King Ottumwa Louis Rice Cincinnati

Local Happenings Across Mokane and Surrounding Towns

Berryman and Clarence Swan visit grandmother in Mokane Missouri. Kathleen Bird arrives from Bussey to stay a few days. Jeff Killion and wife from Lenox Iowa spend weekend in Moulton with relatives. Several local couples visit Keokuk and Kansas City. Family moves to Unionville Iowa. Amy Carpenter travels to Ottumwa after great aunt Amanda Parcell’s death. Pearl Bryan and her father John Spurgeon host in Ottumwa. Nellie Hutchison returns from Des Moines for weekend with mother. Al Whitney and sister visit Chariton. Missionary Society holds covered dish luncheon. Edward Powers returns from University of Missouri for brief break. Ira Powell family and Mildred Nightwonger visit from Des Moines. Ivy Underwood and son Lowell of Newton visit Stober home. D L Mote reports home grown strawberries. Jake Lowry visits family in St Louis. Coterie members host indoor picnic at Howard Ballew’s. Fern Horn and John Rash visit Des Moines parents. Al Horn recovering well after foot amputation at St Joseph hospital Centerville due to sugar diabetes. E D Sellers host dinner for R R Morrow before departure to Colorado.

Berryman Clarence Swan Mokane Kathleen Bird Bussey Jeff Killion Lenox Iowa Moulton J. Cole George Lane Manford Lane Keokuk Raymond Horn Kansas City L. A. Hutchison al. Whitney Charlton Whitney Art Hill Missionary Society of the Christian Church Grace Eby Edward Powers University of Missouri Columbia Ira Powell Mildred Nightwonger Des Moines Ivy Underwood Lowell Newton W. F. Stober D. L. Mote Jake Lowry Jack Lane Milford Lazelle St. Louis Howard Ballew Fern Horn John Rash Andy Horn al. Horn St. Joseph Hospital Centerville E. D. Sellers R. R. Morrow Colorado

Fewer Fries For Deac Mauraders Stole Hens Near Bloomfield

A Wednesday night theft near Bloomfield saw two dozen hens stolen from the Don Eby home while the Ebys were at a band concert. Louie Lamb alerted Deputy Ross Graham but the robbers fled. no trace of the chickens was found.

Mauraders Don Eby Bloomfield Ebys Louie Lamb Ross Graham

4-H Girls Convene at Town State College for Iowa Event

One thousand six hundred 4-H club girls gather at Town State College June 18 to 20 for the annual Iowa 4-H girls convention. Leaders, college staff, and outside speakers will lead sessions on club work. The program features state music memory contest, chorus and orchestra, officer elections, banquets, and project meetings on clothing canning bread making and home furnishing.

Town State College

Social gathering at Class No 9 of Christian church

Class No 9 held a social in church parlors Monday night with about seventy five attendees. Special guests from E C W class included Mr. Morrow's class. A full program featured duets, readings, a play Sophia from Sandysville, a farewell song for Rolla Morrows, and refreshments of angel food cake with whipped cream and coffee.

Christian Morrow Roy Beggs Gene Newland Paul Callen Marjorie Davis Joe Cal Robert Morrow Betty Beges Rulla Morrow Verna Morrow Chas Stansberry Clint Bob Bybee Walter Elliott Sophia Sandysville Christine Hanson Bonnie Ethel Helen ‘Beggs James Larry Paul McDanel Lilliam Garrett Rolla Morrow The West Goodby Morrows Helen Beggs Lillian ‘Garrett Angel

Plan On Sweet Clover Hay In Iowa Fields

H. D. Hughes of Iowa State College notes sweet clover is best for soil and pasture, but many seedings failed last year. He warns hay quality suffers if cut after blooming, requires 6 to 10 inch stubble, and careful curing to avoid mold and livestock losses. A separate item reports Mrs Geo Lane’s car crash near Centerville with minor damage to her vehicle and a broken fender on the other auto.

Iowa H. D. Hughes Farm Crops Department Iowa State College Hughes Keokuk Geo. Lane Centerville Lane

Go-Getters 4-H Club Plans June Ames Convention

The Go-Getters 4-H Club met May 27 at Miss Mildred Lindley’s home for their second meeting. They reviewed parliamentary law and planned to conduct business meetings. They discussed the 4-H uniform and outfits for street and dress wear and prepared for the Ames convention starting June 17. Pauline Daniels is president with Doris Wright, Martha Jordan, Delorus Burgher, and Marjorie Daniels in other officer roles. fourteen girls attended.

Mildred Lindley Ames Pauline Daniels Craig Daniels Doris Wright Martha Jordan Delorus Burgher Marjorie Daniels

Well Known Centerville Physician Passes Away

Centerville physician Dr. Chas Tillmont died suddenly at his home in a neighboring town on Saturday morning. He was 60, died of heart trouble about an hour after falling ill, and left a large circle of friends across the county. A longtime Catholic church member, he was active in church affairs.

Chas. Tillmont Centerville

Keokuk Couple Visit Sam Cole Home

Mr and Mrs D S Russell and daughter Helen Dale of Keokuk spent several days last week visiting at the Sam Cole home.

D. S. Russell Helen Dale Keokuk Sam Cole

For Sale White Wyandotte Broilers 2 Lb Milk Fed

Advertises two pound milk fed White Wyandotte broilers for sale at 50 cents each. Delivery on Saturdays at Kpd. Contact Russell Lindley.

Birthday Surprise for Mrs Sam Da West of Moulton

A birthday gathering near Moulton on Tuesday evening featured Mrs Sam Da and guests who enjoyed music, conversation, ice cream, and cake. Attendees included the Davises, Swarts, Peek family, Starrs, Jay family, Beggs, Moore, Fox, Thompson, Wood, Hays, and other local residents.

Sam Dawest Moulton Alva Davis Vivian Annabelle Henry Swarts Edgar Peek Mary John Starr Arthur Jay Cora Beggs Freddie Moore Ray Fox Ruth Ed. Thompson Lewis Wood Ruby Wilda Hays Cam Carl Davis Paul Davis Leo Mote W. L. Brown Marvin Starr James Hays W. S. Beggs Trenton Clark Ronald Bishop Myrtle Benns

Services At Liberty Church Next Sunday

Liberty Church plans morning and evening services next Sunday June 7 led by Bro Isaac Coch ran. Public invited to attend.

Liberty Church Isaac Cochran

Lose Fat Safely and Quickly with Kruschen Salts

An old advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a perfect blend of six minerals to purify blood, aid kidneys and bowels, and melt fat. It promises energy, clear skin, and a younger look, with a money back guarantee if no weight loss, priced at 85e for four weeks.

America Kruschen

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