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Moulton Weekly Tribune

Location

Moulton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1958

Page

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Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness

Mrs Mamie Morrow expresses sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for cards letters flowers and acts of kindness during hospital stay and convalescence Their thoughtfulness will never be forgotten Mr and Mrs Jim Andrews and son of Cedar Rapids concluded a vacation at the parental Wray Bassett and Leon Andrews homes.

Mamie Morrow Jim Andrews Cedar Rapids Wray Bassett Leon Andrews George Morrow Hubert Morrow Russell Morrow

Ice Handling Service Ad at Duley Garage

Ice handling service offered by Glen Duley at Duley Garage on South Main Street Moulton. Call to arrange ice delivery or related services.

Duley Garage South Main St Moulton Glen Duley

Tribune born in s4 dollar sign and year history

The Tribune appears as a county city and school paper, circulated outside its Iowa territory with annual rates shown. The issue notes post office registration in Moulton Iowa and class designation as a second class matter from February 1884.

Moulton Iowa

Management Round Table Meeting Held at Centerville

Mr. J A Bradley district manager for Iowa Southern Utilities attended a two day Management Roundtable Conference at the companys Centerville offices May 26 and 27 with fourteen district managers and staff. Speakers FE Shutts H L Mann and R W Greenleaf outlined plans to improve service and futures planning. Topics included long range power supply studies training programs new accounting methods sales department planning civic responsibilities and industrial development for the Iowa Southern Territory.

J. A. Bradley Iowa Southern Utilities Company Centerville FE. BL. Shutts H. L. Mann Iowa

Rainbow 4-H Club Holds May Meeting at Ramona Howards

Rainbow 4-H met May 19 at Ramona Howards with eleven members present. Topics included drapes and curtains, the fair, Mother-Daughter Tea, and Achievement Day judges. Ramona Howard named as 4-H convention delegate. meeting closed with song and refreshments. Next meeting set at Linda and Kay Lee's.

Rainbow 4-H Club Ramona Howard Phyllis Brinegar Shirley Brinegar Judith Irelan Sheila Kirby Kay Lee Linda Lee Connie Pratt Betty Probasco Jean Singley Joan Singley Howard Diane Davis Ramona Linda

State Printing Board to Accept Bids in Des Moines

The Iowa State Printing Board will meet in Des Moines on June 13 1958 to receive bids on salary books Alumnus magazine State Teachers Re prints Iowa Law Review Large Kraft envelopes and other items. Bids close at 10 00 am and will be opened read and awards made. Specifications may be obtained from Sherman W Needham Superintendent of Printing State House Des Moines.

State Printing Board Iowa State Printing Board Des Moines Iowa Alumnus Iowa Law Review Agriculture Department Sherman W. Needham State House

Tax Sale Notice for Appanoose County Iowa Property

Betty Archer-Person and Davis County Savings Bank are notified the property Lots 4 and 5, Block 2, Suttons Second Addition to Moulton, Appanoose County Iowa, was sold for delinquent taxes 1952 1953 1954. Redemption ends 90 days after service. deed will be made if not redeemed. Centerville Iowa May 9 1958. Vers K Farnsworth County Auditor.

Betty Archer Davis County Savings Bank Mortagee Appanoose County Iowa Towit Sutton Moulton Centerville K. Farnsworth County

Davis Family Reunion Held in Ottumwa

The annual Davis family reunion was held Sunday in Wildwood Park Ottumwa with 65 attendees despite bad weather. The event featured dinner, visiting, a ballgame, and photos, with numerous relatives listed from Iowa and Illinois attending.

Davis Ottumwa Samuel Maggie Davis Wildwood Park Oral Davis Carolyn Montezuma Otis Davis Kenny Blairstown Thurman Davis Ruth Scepter Lester Davis Roger Davis Oskaloosa Sammie Binns Des Moines Wesley Binns Coal Valley Illinois Oris Star Davenport Oren Starr Udell Roy Kirby Lyle Kirby Linda Carey Swartz Stan Bob Bair Mike Larry Starr Johnnie Susie Swarts John Starr Orval Moore Merval Moulton Allen Swarts Moulton

Weekend visits and family news from COATSVILLE area

COATSVILLE couples and families visited relatives across Iowa and Illinois and shared picnics and weekends in Mount Pleasant Moberly Ottumwa Davenport and Canton areas. Notable items include a premature baby in Milford Conn news, and trips by the Mullenix Burgher Frady Archibald Dotson and Kent families with several extended relatives.

Wendell Shumate Rockford L. O. Mullenix John Burgher Ruth Willard Spurgeon Lancaster Mt. Pleasant Jimmie Spurgeon E. E. Frady Moberly Ray Fouts Chicago Ill J. M. Henson Gurney Brown Illinois Etta Archibald Richard Dotson Kansas L. J. Dotson al Chance Ottumwa Glen Dotson Ralph Hoover Davenport Glenwood Boyd Mitchell and Sons Orla Mitchell Nadine Monterey J. M.henson Johnnie Burgher Ted Bragg Cedar Rapids Bill Dean L. V. Dean

Memorial notices and weekend visitors honor late Mrs. Morrow

Expressions of thanks from the Morrow and Wright families for kindness during illness and death of Mrs. George Morrow. Memorial weekend visitors are listed with Ada Wright and Fern and Don Wright. Social visits include birthday dinner for Mrs. Garl Catherall and a Philathea class gathering at Mrs. Pedrick’s home.

Ada Wright Fern Don Wright Zibia Burgher Cedar Rapids J. D. Stansberry Jeanine Steve Eddie Mason City L. L. Smith Skipper Skeeter Monett, Mo Harold Wright Denny Sheila Des Moines Jerry Stansberry Judy Tama Robert Morrow Garl Catherall Harold Fry Fern Wright Catherall Clarence Daniels Greg Harold Winans Marie Daniels Independence F. W. Wright Garold Starr Marshalltown Philathea Paul Pedrick Earl Brown Florence Ryan Glen Jones

SQUIRTS AND SQUEAKS FROM THE BACK SHOP

Fishin Report notes Lee Davis battles potato bugs while carp fishing at River Chariton. Dave Edwards touts catfish bait as he hauls channel cats. Moulton reservoir remains silted after heavy rain, odor from town spigots hints at water issues. Local election chatter focuses on general election viability and party crossovers. Several Iowa City visits record ill grandson Tommy Fowler and a string of family hospital and reunion mentions.

Lee Davis Dave Edwards Moulton Lloyd Davis Don Whisler Centerville Iowa City Tommy Fowler University Hospital Jack Fowler Tommy Lowell Horn Herman Fowler Jack Davis Bentendorf Glen

Tax Notice of Delinquent Property in Centerville Iowa

S. W. and Rennie Harrelson are named as taxpayers for the West Half of Lot 2 and all of Lot 3 Block 105 in First Addition to Moulton Appanoose County Iowa. Delinquent taxes for 1948 through 1954 led to sale to Appanoose County with a purchase certificate issued. Redemption period is 90 days from service. otherwise a deed will be issued. Dated Centerville May 9 1958 Verl K Farnsworth County Auditor.

S. W. and Rennie Harrelson Appanoose County Iowa Moulton Centerville Verl K. Farnsworth

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