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Moulton Weekly Tribune

Location

Moulton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1922

Page

5

Moulton taps multiple groups to boost town utilities

Water and sewer projects rise as tent meetings, a street show, a waterworks ditch crew, a sewer ditch crew, a disposal plant worker and a dam construction team all operate during the week. Cast iron mains from Birmingham Alabama will underpin the water network while vitrified clay sewer lines are buried to last for decades and sewage flows downhill.

Moulton Waterworks Ditch Down South Birmingham Alabama

Exline youths on bond after alleged ride incident

Miss Gertrude Kelley, daughter of W. H. Kelley of Exline, suffers nervous prostration after alleged mistreatment by two local youths Ray Freeborn and Orin Scurbeth during a Sunday evening automobile ride. They were arrested Monday morning and released on $200 bond. The incident, involving prominent locals, started when Kelley jumped from the car injuring her ankle and tearing her dress. authorities were notified and the suspects were located the next day.

Extline Iowa Gertrude Kelley W. H. Kelley Ixline Ray Freeborn Orin” Scurbeth

Chariton River Baptist Church to be Dedicated on June 18

The Chariton River Baptist church at Brushy will be dedicated Sunday June 18 with a full program to be announced. In other news, George Bon, longtime janitor and custodian at the local Burlington station and divisional offices, has retired on a life pension after forty seven years of service.

Chariton River Baptist Church Brushy Centerville Burlington Compkhng George Bon

Brief updates from several families in the region

T C Hall of Moberly visited his nephew Wilson Hall yesterday. Billy Thomas of Ottumwa visited his aunt Effie Oneal yesterday. Mrs Will Withrow visited her father J A Nelson in Cincinnati yesterday. Clarence Montgomery plans a visit to sister K V Mace and appears well. Anna Hetzler returns from Keokuk where her brother Will is under hospital care. Jack Blevins of Detroit Raymond Blevins of Pontiac and Nell Darling of Omaha are visiting Hugh Blevins at home. Nellie Wales the 1st grade teacher returns next fall. she and her aunt Mary Boswell live near Montecello in Jones county.

Billy Thomas Ottumwa Effie Oneal Anna Hetzler Keokuk Will Cantril Jack Blevins Detroit Raymond Blevins Pontiac Nell Darling Omaha Hugh Blevins Nellie Wales Nellie Mary Boswell Montecello Jones County

Local Notes: Wool Sale and Family Reunion Reflections

Griff Fisher delivered 890 pounds of wool to Moulton and earned 41 cents a pound. A family reunion at J. K. Ransom’s drew relatives from Glenwood Missouri, with George Jennings and others present. Decoration day graves were tended, and Austin McFall family moved into the Ransom house. Eggs and spending questions surfaced at a gathering, plus a playful math query about cutworms.

George Jennings Griff Fisher Moulton Griff J. K. Ransom Phenice Smyser Yates Spurgeon Glenwood Earl Powell Geo. Jennings J. K Water Works Jim Franccy Jimmie Francy Austin McFall Tommy Ransom Artie Clark Opal Jones Opal

Local Arc Light Glare and Farm News Mix in Patchy Ledger

Oddities and local color fill the page from Lancaster to Moravia with farm smiles, street wear and a mix of gossip. Notes on politics, a widow’s age gap, gasoline jokes, a crime tale of a gun incident at dawn, and a Moulton baseball game tease anchor a mosaic of small town life and public notices.

Development of new disposal plant and dam project

Workers are installing a more complex disposal plant reflecting long standing interest. The contractor aims to build a dam capable of storing about 50 million gallons of water to supply the town, with careful construction to minimize seepage as the reservoir finishes. These utilities address various wants for both present and future needs.

Local Notables and Elections Highlight Obscure Iowa Notices

Mrs. Manford Lane suffered blood poisoning in her left hand prompting a visit from Dr Gill fillen and wife, with Mrs. Farmer, from Keo kuk, to see Grandms. May Francis of Bremer county was nominated for State Superintendent, with Miss Ledler for Secretary of State gaining strong support though short. Mrs. Tom Pulliam died in Bxline on May 29 and was buried at Center ville on May 380, aged 74, an aunt to Mrs. Chas Hallgren and to Will and Henry Swarts who attended the funeral. she was raised near Exline.

May Francis Bremer County Ledler Sec’y State Tom Pulliam Bxline Centerville

Sunday School Exercises at Fairview Church Next Sunday

The Sunday School at Fairview church will hold Children's Exercises next Sunday evening, with Mrs. Jane Spurgeon as superintendent. Locals are invited to attend a promising program. John and James Lowry traveled from Marshall county to visit their venerable mother, Elizabeth Lowry, 92, who has been bedbound for two months but receives good care from son Jacob and family. Miss Beatrice Mohler departs today for Kalamath Falls, Washington, after teaching in that city, noting Kalamath’s scenery and opportunities for a young woman with ideals.

Fairview Church Moulton Jane Spurgeon John James Lowry Marshall County Grandma Elizabeth Lowry Grandma Jacob Beatrice Mohler U.S Jalamath Falls Wash Mohler Siam Kalamath

Yates Farm Brings Strawberries and Other Livestock to Market

Mrs Charles Yates brings a quart of the season’s finest strawberries to town. The Yates farm also yields chickens lambs pigs and a famed strawberry bed. Uncle Charley a Democrat says weed control matters, though his wife handles it.

Charles Yates Yates Charley

Rural social notes from Moulton area

The column lists visits and health updates in the community. Henry Wendland and family and Ww Stevens visited relatives in Moulton. Mrs Lucy Nelson hosted at Joe Lindens. Roy Wright family spent the day at Richard Ballous. Mrs Edgar Peek stayed with daughter Mrs Wesley Miller amid pneumonia in the household.

Henry Wendland Ww. Stevens Moulton Lucy Nelson Joe Linden Roy Wright Richard Ballou Edgar Peek Wesley Miller Miller Glen Johnson Des Moines Jimmie Hays Ernc Fry Jerome CG. E. Fox Jimmie Leonard Nels Anderson

Elizabeth Roberts Announces Retirement Next Year

Elizabeth Roberts of the H. S. plans retirement next year and has returned to her home near Louisville Kentucky for the interim.

Elizabeth Roberts The H. S Louisville, Ky

Memorial Day Observance at Oakland by Moulton Lodge and Rebeccas

O. O. BF Memorial Sunday on June 10 at Oakland will be observed by Moulton Lodge 297 and Rebeccas with members urged to attend. First Presbyterian Church Centerville heard three favorable reports from the Des Moines assembly during the morning service with C F Howell John Caldwell and Rob R Wilson presenting impressions. The sparse Appanoose county turnout made the reports especially engaging and uplifting for local workers.

O. O. BF Moulton Lodge Rebeccas Oakland Order C. E. Evans Sec First Presbyterian Church of Centerville Des Moines C. F. Howell John Caldwell Rob. R. Wilson Moulton Assembly Rey Appanoose County

The Rebeccas Elect Their Local Officers

The Rebeccas elected officers including Mrs. Mabel Barnhart N G Mrs. Carl Hurd V G Mrs. Stella Jackson Lee and Mrs. Will Powell Treas in a recent meeting, outlining the group leadership for the upcoming term.

Rebeccas Mabel Barnhart N. G Carl Hurd V. G Stella Jackson Lee Will Powell Treas

Home Mission ladies meet with Mrs Tine James

The Home Mission ladies gathered with Mrs Tine James on Wednesday with Mrs Edna Ballew as leader. Freshmeats followed a good program but no further details are provided.

Home Mission Tine James Edna Ballew

O. B. E. S. Meeting Tonight Initiation and Refreshments

All members urged to attend the regular meeting tonight June 9 initiation and refreshments will be served attendees urged to be present for ceremony and social time.

O. BE. S

Notice of Referee's Sale in Appanoose County Iowa

Referees will sell July 1 1922 at 1 30 pm cash to highest bidder the south 20 acres of the south half NW ¼ and north 40 acres of the north half SW ¼ of section 35 township 68 range 16 except the Wabash railway right of way all in Wells township Appanoose County Iowa. Ten percent due sale day balance when approved by court and deed delivered. Terms cash. June 1 1922. Referees J F Lawson I G McQueen and B Nighswonger

District Court Appanoose County Iowa Jennie M. Craig Flora Craig Charlotte Craig Lucile Craig Wabash Railway Wells Township Towa J. F. Lawson I. G. McQueen 4. B. Nighswonger

Surprises Fill Monday State Primary Results

The State Primary produced notable outcomes with Col Brookharty exceeding 40 percent for U S Senator amid Thorne Pikett and Francia close behind. May Francis won State Superintendent. In Appanoose County George Elliott Dist Clerk Frank Glick Recorder Dave Rowan Treasurer nominated unopposed. Sheriff nomination went to convention with Red Gaughen baugh leading. Charley Scott nominated for 4th term Representative Mystic. Supervisors race saw Frank Delay lead. convention to decide on Skinem.

Col. Brookharty Washington County U. S Thorne Pikett Francia May Francis Appanoose County George Elliott Frank Glick Dave Rowan John B. McNeal Swan Frank Romesberg Grant Bear R. C. Smith Scott Frank Delay

Washington T p Trustees and local election slate

Washington T_p Trustees ft 24 term Will Hays 155 23 term W C Davis 147 D 24 term Will Blosser 4 Justices Mont Cole 167 Chas McFall 192 D C Fox 5 Franc Hughes 2 Constables Clinot Murdy 156 F J Stober 101 D Jim TCeon ard 52 Assessor A B Cunningham D A J Horn 19 Clerk R G Moore 167 D C E Evans

Will Hays W. C. Davis Will Blosser

Local Election Returns Show City Officials Elected

Wells precinct results list Justices Hammett 31 Lindsey 31. Dems Black 33. Lou Tipton 1. Constables Roy Beach 85 Errett Stansberry 32. Dems Chas Morrow 31 John Fishel 2. Trustees for '23 term Geo Scur loc 38 Carson Craig 37. for '24 Tom Gorman 29. Alva Davis 27. Clerk E Ewing 35 Carl Horn 34. Assessor M Farnsworth 38 R Freeborn 29.

Hammett Lindsey Black Lou Tipton Roy Beach Errett Stansberry Chas Morrow John Fishel Geo. Scurloc Carson Craig Tom Gorman Alva Davis R. Freeborn

Centerville to Hear Minor District Court Session

Judge D M Anderson will visit Centerville Thursday to conduct a district court session focusing on minor cases with no special workload expected. Court attaches notified to bring any relevant matters before him.

D. M. Anderson Centerville District Court Journal

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BY Benjo Chariton River Church T. C. Hall Moberly Wilson Hall Will Withrow J. A. Nelson Cincinnati Clarence Montgomery OUR Ltogal Orleans News Lancaster and Moravia Bird of Freedom Col. Brookfart Sam Carr North Washington Sam Englewood Colo Charles Shelton Charley Marshall Bill Chamberlain Iowa Souls Grant Dick Sansberry Centralia Moulton Battery Sansberry New Park Odd Fellows John Scott Mason City W. F. T. Evans Burt Bissett Allen Bros Big Stock Co B. Carson Srain E. S Washington T’p Trustees B. F. Cunningham A.J. Horn GC. Moore D —C. E. Evans Wells T’p Wilson OLD Trail Plymouth E. Wood CO
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