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Moulton Weekly Tribune

Location

Moulton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1957

Page

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Appanoose County Board Actions April May 1957

The Board of Supervisors in Appanoose County in April May 1957 approved a road vacation on Highway 66 and appointed local officials including a Center Township Constable Union Township Clerk and a Justice of the Peace. Minutes show approvals by unanimous vote and attestations by the county auditor.

Appanoose County Board of Supervisors Section 25 Township 69 North Range Iowa Auditor's Office Appanoose County Cecil Long Center Township Earl Exline Glen Johnson W. G. Harper Theppanoose County Board of Supervisors Walter Hall Pleasant Township Ray Hughes County Assessors Fund Earl Exline Glert Johnson Verl K Farnsworth County Board of Supervisors Iowa State Highway Commission Mott Construction Co Centerville

Three Cows Killed At Ayer Farm Saturday

On May 25 at the Emmett Ayer farm near Moulton a 1953 Ford driven by Dean Lewin struck a herd of seven dairy cows. Three cows died at once and two were badly injured, possibly to be destroyed. the car carried Lewin and three others after pulling from Mike's place heading north.

Emmett Ayer Dean Lewin Moulton Ayer Mike Lancaster Excelsior

Methodist Bible School Turns In First Report

The Methodist Bible School presents department reports detailing enrollment and activities. Kindergarten lists 22 children with wall plaques, verses, songs, scrapbooks, and identification cards. teachers include Joan Davis and others. Kay Howell is reporter. Primary has 30 students studying families with verse booklets and murals. Katherine Bassett supervises, Lucille Wood and others assist. Suela Eby reports. Juniors enroll 18, creating iron on designs, splatter paintings and a family tree. Dorothy Stubblefield leads with Pauline Howard and Iva Fern Jay assisting. Barbara Moulton reports. Junior High has eight students, building an exhibit on how people lived from olden times, with plaques and paintings. Larry Newland reports.

Methodist Bible School Joan Davis Phyllis Fowler Beverly Swarts Ramona Howard Kay Howell Katherine Bassett Lucille Wood Doris Jay Wilma Howard Ruth Marvin Suela Eby Dorothy Stubblefield Pauline Howard Iva Fern Jay Barbara Moulton Larry Newland

Local Happenings From Trail to Centerville Community

Local notes list visits and moves among families in Trail Udell Sigourney Des Moines Windsor Manchester Unionville Centerville Ottumwa Lan caster Moulton Dean Monterey Dean area. Highlights include multiple weekend visits, new moves to Udell and Rose Hill, a stroke recovery for John Starr, and a vacation for Blaine Buell.

Dean McConnell Wayne McConnell Trail Della McConnell Robert Morlan Republic Udell Ora Powell James Creech Sigourney Bernard Creech Debby Des Moines J. Creech Martha Glasgow Ora Yeager Windsor Cam Centerville Lissie Frakes Daisy Hurd Ottumwa Virgil Robinson Clarence Seibert Ruth Bertram Ross Forsythe Ted Baker Knoxville Ruth Shaw Rodney Randy Lancaster John Baxter Dean Mr Davis Rose Hill John Starr Starr Homer Starr Norene Monterey Jo Daley Lee Drake Moulton Orval Tharp Ralph Starr Carolyn Robinson Blaine Buell Drs. Larsen and Ritter Jimmy Buell Roy Deahl Hubert Campbell

Tribune Born in 1884 Official Local Paper

The Tribune is described as the official county city and school newspaper entered at the post office in Moulton Iowa as second class matter in February 1884.

Moulton Iowa

SQUIRTS AND SQUEAKS FROM THE BACK SHOP

Fishin Report highlights Edgar Stansberry with bass and crappies, plus big bluegill. Ronald and Vance Barber place second and third with large bass. Jack Strohmier banks another catch. Dealing with deer incidents and well wishes for Ben Heady in Davis County Hospital. Family reunions span Morlan kin and visits across several towns.

Edgar Stansberry Ronald Vance Barber Jack Strohmier Ben Davis County Hospital Bloomfield Benjamin

Obituary Charles Eugene Evans 1882 1957

Charles Eugene Evans son of Joseph and Martha Evans born July 11 1882 in Coatsville Missouri died May 20 1957 at age 74 years 10 months 9 days He was youngest of seven siblings with one brother Theodore remaining He married Alta Henson November 7 1907 and had twins Noel and Naomi Evans Briggs Both surviving spouse and children mourn his loss He was baptized in 1914 and lived a faithful life Funeral services were at Curl Funeral Home Bloomfield May 22 conducted by Quentin E Johnson with burial at Burgher Cemetery Music by Mrs Kenneth Johnson

Charles Eugene Evans Joseph Martha Evans Coatsville Theodore California Alta Henson Noel Bloomfield Naomi (Evans) Briggs Monterey Bridewell W. F. T. Evans Eugene Curl Funeral Home Quentin E. Johnson Stiles Christian Church Burgher Cemetery Kenneth Johnson

Local Families Visit Relatives and Guests Across Iowa

U Dell and Mrs Billy Moore and children from Rock Island Ill visited relatives in Centerville and Albia, with Edna Moore and John Bennett families hosting. Rose Collins of Bloomfield stayed with her brother J W Tarrence. Harold Brumaugh, E A Patton, Carl Phillips and Debra Bailey joined Sunday dinners at the Potter and Carr homes in Centerville area. Jerry Gary and Evelyn Hughes, Iona Dotson and Otto Carr hosted guests, while Larry Miller and son of Omaha stayed as house guests at Otto Carr’s residence this week.

Billy Jr Rock Island Ill Woodrow Duty Mexico Raymond Hughes Centerville Joe Moore Morlan Udell Park Tony Mantegna San Jose Calif Lawerence Morlan Kinney Jerry Cecil Morlan Alvin Spring Darrel Powell Marvin Morris Gene Dixon Sheila Moore Evelyn Hughes Edna Moore Billy Moore Sheila Billy John Bennett Wilford Smith Albia E. A. Caylor Rose Collins Bloomfield J. W. Tarrence Harold Brumbaugh E. A. Patton Queen City Carl Phillips Debra Bailey Otto Carr

Hilltown Nineteen Sunday School and Village Social News

Sunday School numbers Hilltown Nineteen at Dean and a series of visitors and callers in Hilltown area. June 2 Sunday School planned at Hilltown Church after piano and contents moved back Monday. Numerous local residents and relatives visited or hosted in the week, and a correction notes a previous column error.

Dean Hilltown Laverne Sebolt Fred Sebolt Lottie Spurgeon Davenport Etta Lindsey Moulton T. J. Gorman Otis Stites Lindsey Clarence Forsythe Drakesville Norma McCullough H. W. West E. L. Sebolt and Sons Bill Glotfelty Agency Milford Worley Tom Gorman Herb McCullough Glen McCullough Lucal Amos, Jr Centerville L. D. Watkins

Annual Davis Reunion At Ottumwa

The annual Davis reunion was held at Wildwood Park in Ottumwa on Sunday June 2. Sixty eight people attended including Flossie Binns from Des Moines and many relatives from Ottumwa Montezuma OsKaloosa Davenport Moulton Udell and Coal Valley with numerous families listed among attendees.

Davis Wildwood Park Ottumwa Flossie Binns Des Moines Ray Miller Sam Binns Wesley Binns Coal Valley Oral Davis Carolyn Montezuma Thurman Davis Roy Kerby Larry Starr Robert Bair Mikel Susie Swarts Moulton Orval Moore Oren Starr Udell Merval Moulton Lyal Kerby

Rabbit sale and church outreach note listed together

For sale domestic rabbits dressed or on foot Glen A McCullough contact Tribune office for door key finder request lost. Wanted custom baling square bales as big as I can make them nine cents Ben Dawson seeks work or services.

Glen A. McCullough Tribune Office Hpd Ben Dawson

Across and Down Puzzle Intense Word Fold Reminder

A fragmented crossword style clue list with numbered Across and Down hints covering social division state geography anatomy and various objects. It includes terms such as The Orient bacteriologist's wife portico alleviate and more, forming a puzzle grid with hints like Hawaiian food binds harem room and river of England among others.

the Orient

Local Socials and Visits Across Monterrey Area

Monterey residents and nearby families show active social life with frequent callers and visitors at multiple homes including Homer Starr Ralph Starr Carolyn Robinson and Norene Starr. Notable mentions include Foster hospitalized in Davis County and Lake Wapello outing by Henry Crom with Albert Arnett.

Orval Tharp Centerville Joe Daley Lee Drake Nona Robinson Moulton Homer Starr Ernest McGuire Ralph Starr Kelmeth Slonaker Bill Robinson Norene Starr Carolyn Robinson Ross Henderson Clifford Lawson Bloomfield Charles Robinson Kyle Evans Bert Starr Donald Lawson Clarence Jones Marvin Foster Davis County Hospital Marvin Lawson Joyce Jean Junior Jim Nelson Harry Jones Marilyn Gerald Jimmie Lawson Fern Jones Carolyn Lawson Norene Carolyn and Robinson Alpha Heartley Lila Donald Maudetta Lissie Frakes Henry Crom Albert Arnett Lake Wapello Wray Bassett Charles Rob Inson Monterey Bobby Voss Vance Frakes Henry Cram

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