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Newspaper

Moulton Weekly Tribune

Location

Moulton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1926

Page

5

Scouts to West Grove to organize troop

The Boy Scouts of Moulton traveled to West Grove on Tuesday to aid in forming a new troop. Pastor Mr. Trasso of the West Grove Methodist church will serve as scoutmaster. The effort grows from a Sunday school class initiative, with Rev. W. A. Smith, Carl Wood, Earl Sellers and others from Moulton presenting demonstrations in wigwag signaling and first aid. The troop's organization was not finished and another trip will be made to complete it.

Moulton West Grove Trasso West Grove Methodist Church W. A. Smith Carl Wood Earl Sellers Wendell Casady Glenn Coulter Evan Evans Paul Branstetter Hugh Wood Herbert Battin

Tennis Tournament At Moulton Club Names Participants

A tennis tournament at the Moulton club features singles underway and doubles next month. Matches follow best two of three. listed pairings include Sellers-Evans, Battin-Southern, Wood-Lowry, Withrow-Davis, Wood-Heintze, Oldham-Coulter, Powers-Casady, Branstetter-Wright, and Amos.

Moulton Tennis Club Arathos Earl Sellers Evan Evans Herbert Battin Plavius Southern Dan Wood Lazelle Lowry Harold Withrow Jack Davis Verne Wood Ernest Heintze Lowell Oldham Glen Coulter Edward Powers Wendell Casady Paul Branstetter Wright Amos

Presbyterian Church Weekend Services and Music

The Presbyterian Church reports the Luth er Loomis Trio delighted the crowd last Sunday and promises more instrumental numbers from local youth next Sunday. Sunday school at 10:00, classes led by Mrs. Sam Cole. Christian Endeavor at 7:15 supervised by Miss Frank Singley. evening service at 8:00 with Matt R. Sawyers preaching on The Model Penitent and special music by the choir including a solo by Mrs. H. H. Payne.

Luther Loomis Sam Cole Christian Endeavor Frank Singley Matt ‘R. Sawyers H. H. Payne

Davis County Sees Fresh Farm Thievery by Band

Report from Sheriff Gaughenbaugh of Centerville notes new farm thefts in Davis County near the Appanoose line. A prize flock of 100 chickens and four fat hogs were taken in the latest raid, with marauders using autos after midnight. Authorities suspect a continuing band active in the area, shifting operations across the county line after a previous outbreak.

Davis County Appanoose Sherif Gaughenbaugh Apianoose-Davis County Appanoose County

Stock Pen Notes Moulton shipments to St Louis

The Moulton Livestock Shipping Association sent one car load of stock to St Louis last week and two this week. Farmers contributing include L A Cox, R C Johnson, E R Fox, C Spurgeon, P C Starr, Esco Horn, C R Joiner, Lenn Young, W C Davis, Amos Robinson, R A Beach, Mrs T J Reynolds, W M Swarts, F M Rodgers, J D Howell Jr, L B Inlan, Ralph Ward, A L Black, J P & E R Stansberry, Otto Carr, T F Spurgeon, B S Jamison, F L Fox, Cleo Elliott, M W Lane, Mrs Ollie Young, E N Hornaday, E Davis, Awmiller, Moore & Bowen, T C Hill, J P Stoner, J S Moore, Elmer Yeager, H R Stevens, Trenton Wendland, B L Moore, Cam Hays, Ward Daniels, Frank Daniels Jr, O T Thistlewaite, E R Moore, Roy Yates, Lester Graye tt, M F Dewell.

Moulton Livestock Shipping Association St. Louis L. A. Cox R. C. Johnson E. R. Fox C. Spurgeon P. C Starr Esco Horn C. R. Joiner Lenn ‘Young W. C. Davis Amos Robinson R. A. Beach Mrs. T. J. Reynolds W. M. Swarts F. M. Rodgers J. D. Howell, Jr L. B. Inlan Ralph Ward A. L. Black J. P E. R. Stansberry Otto Carr T. F. Spurgeon B. S. Jamison Trenton Wendland B. L. Moore Cam Hays Ward Daniels Frank Daniels, Jr O. T. Thistlewaite E. R. Moore Roy Yates Lester Grayett M. F. Dewell

Mrs Stella Jackson and Ruby Visit Des Moines U Alum

Mrs Stella Jackson and her daughter Ruby of Moberly visited the oO Branstetter home last week Edward Powers returned home last Friday from Des Moines where he has been attending Des Moines University

Stella Jackson Ruby Moberly Oo. H. Branstetter Edward Powers Des Moines Des Moines U

Unionville and area social notes fill local pages

Local residents visit relatives in Unionville Marriages and family news appear from Jas Lee and BE Probasco homes. University of Iowa and Athena Society events highlighted with performances by Helen Singley and Iva Richardson. Community notices include health, travel, and schooling details plus a Comrade Schulz visit and civic announcements.

Memorial Day Exercises at Moulton and Welcome Lodges

The Moulton lodge No. 297 I O O F and Welcome Rebekah Lodge No. 91 plan Memorial Day rites Sunday June 13 meeting at 1 45 p m at the hall and arriving Oakland cemetery at 2 30 p m The program includes opening assembly invocation address by G T Harn Moravia Rebekah and IOOF ritualistic programs a congregational song grave decoration and public invitation to attend.

Moulton Lodge Welcome Rebekah Lodge Oakland Cemetery G. T. Harn Moravia

Lets Contract for Paving in Ap panoose County

The Keokuk Quarry Co. won the first contract for seven miles of hard road at Centerville. The bid was 2.37 dollars per square yard, about 25,027 per mile, with additional excavation and engineering. Total bid around 196,483.47 dollars.

Appanoose County Centerville Keokuk Quarry Co

Gas Savings Through Four Gallon Purchases

Centerville Iowa paper recounts a local car owner who buys gasoline in four gallon lots at 20 12 cents per gallon. By purchasing in batches he saves half a cent per transaction, a practice praised as economical and nicknamed outscotching John D. himself.

Centerville Standard Oil Station Curosity John D Iowegian

Morgan Show Comes to Moulton for Week of Clean Entertainment

The J. Doug Morgan big tent show hits Moulton for a solid week starting Monday, June 14. J. Doug Morgan will lead the company with Al Harris handling local billing. the 25 member troupe features Toby Amer and a jazz orchestra with new plays and vaudeville acts on the Carson lot on South Main.

J. Doug Morgan Moulton J. Doug al Harris Mr. Harris Morgan People Smile Morgan Toby Jess Myers America Carson Lot South Main

Davis Chase Wedding Held at 3:30 in City Home

David M. Davis wed Miss Hazel I. Chase in a Wednesday afternoon ceremony at 3:30 o'clock at the home of the bride's relatives, Reverend Richmond A. Smith officiating. The bride wore robin's egg blue satin with pink peonies, attended by W. E. Carter as groom's attendant and matron of honor. A wedding dinner followed. the couple plan to reside in Tama.

David M. Davis Hazel I. Chase W. E. Carter East First Street Richmond A. Smith The Baptist Church Carter Ward Quackenbush Tama Tama News Sam Davis Oris John Starr Towa

Moravia and Moulton Visit and Local Plans

J. B. Sneed and family from Moravia spent the weekend with relatives in Moulton. Douglas Dooley and daughter arrived from Bell, California, Monday to visit at Frank Dooley’s home. Hazel Brock leaves for Des Moines for summer school at Des Moines University while Grace Osborne also travels to attend Drake University. Lydia Blosser plans a California vacation with relatives. Loyal Leaders class met at M E church basement Monday night led by Miss Maryetta Wood.

Douglas Dooley Bell Cad Frank Dooley Doug Shell Gasoline Co Hazel Brock Des Moines Des Moines University Grace Osborne Drake University Lydia Blosser Points California M. E Maryetta Wood

Alpha Delphian Meeting Plans With New Leader

The Alpha Delphian society met with Mrs. Rolla Morrow Monday evening with Mrs. Elmer Wood as leader. The next gathering is set for Monday afternoon June 21 with Mrs. John Caswell leading and Mrs. W. L. Downing assisting.

Alpha Delphian Society Rolla Morrow Elmer Wood W. L. Downing John Caswell

Buckles Graduation Noted At State University Iowa City

Commencement invitations reached friends for Richard Buckles of Farmington upon his graduation from the College of Commerce at the state university in Iowa City. He is the son of L. E. Buckles and his wife, former residents of the area.

Richard Buckles Farmington College of Commerce The State University Iowa City Richard L. E. Buckles Moulton

Delegates Elected in Moulton Republican Caucus

In Moulton a May Republican caucus produced a crowded delegate field for the county convention with forty names on ballots. Final delegates include C. W. Davis Ida Davis Z. B. Nightwonger B. F. Cunningham Mrs Nan Dever L. A. Wood Geo. Carson G. A. Mackenzie Kate Bovard John Colliver C. W. Edwards Cam Hays John Garrett and Dick Eby. Kate Bovard elected committee woman and J. P. Jennings committee man.

Moulton Washington Township C. W. Davis Ida Davis Z. B. Nightwonger B. F. Cunningham Nan Dever L. A. Wood Geo. Carson G. A. Mackenzie Kate Bovard John Colliver C. W. Edwards Cam Hays John Garrett Dick Eby J. P. Jennings

Cummins Reflects On Defeat In Iowa Senate Race

Albert Cummins, long serving U S senator from Iowa and a Republican stalwart, expresses deep appreciation for supporters after his defeat. He credits friends for their loyal campaign effort and vows gratitude will endure for life.

Albert Cummins U. S. Senate Iowa Cummins

Singular certificate awarded to Audrey Wells for dozens of schools

Audrey Charlotte Wells, daughter of Evangelist Wells, displays a humorous graduation certificate listing many high schools across multiple states from Excelsior Minnesota to Belgrade Montana and Union Oregon. It declares her graduated from all Northwest Territory and Insular Possessions schools, signed by a playful national board and official titles.

Audrey Charlotte Wells Evangelist Wells M. E. Church Audrey Charlott Wells Excelsior Minn Kapsowin Wash Sumner Auburn Minneapolis Forsythe Mont Hysham Jordan Greybull Wyo Ismay Mildred Moulton Iowa Miles City Terry Belgrade Union Oregon Three Forks Broadview Northwest Territory Insular U. S National Board of Education Mexico Alaska

Children Celebrate Miss Heintze Nine Year Birthday

Miss Marie Heintze was surprised last Thursday afternoon as several little friends gathered to mark her ninth birthday. Sam Cole Jr. traveled to Iowa City Tuesday night. Opal Post returns home from Grinnell College for summer vacation. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. McIntosh of Farmington with Paul Hoskins and family of Milton visited Gale Huddleston's on Sunday. Mae Huddleston joined them in Milton for a visit, and Mrs. Gale Huddleston plans trips to Farmington and Fort Madison. J. Z Casaday visited Mystic Tuesday to review a stock purchase. fixtures will move to the Moulton store. Charley Johnson injured his right hand unloading poles when a timber struck him. Ottumwa leads in fines paid in Moulton, with Henry Wier fined 3.85 for traffic violations. Edwin Morrow and family spent Sunday with relatives in Centerville. Mrs. Nappy Darnell went to Decatur Illinois Saturday to visit her hospitalized husband.

J. W. Probasco Unionvill Jas. Lee Mary Partin Unionville BE. E. Probasco Arthur Wright Alice Osborn Tracy Jean Thompson Will Ballenger Lavelle Painter Ft. Madison Wm. Willett Helen Singley University of Iowa Epimetheus Pandora Athena Literary Society Athena Capitol Iva Richardson Minerva Louise Miller Lincoln Nebr J. G. West Queen City M. S. Edwards Fred Des Moines Rudolph Schulz Gertrude Lucille Schulz Keokuk Ted Berry Marguerite Berry Mary West Kansas City Council Grove Maurice C. Miller State University Iowa City Miller Moulton Christine Corey R. B. Carson Bert Sneed Moravia Bloomfield Kate Carson Nando Davis Enid Tonkawa Okla Fannie Kimes P. E. O. Society Ida Mace Anna Ware Sidna Ballew Grace Osborne Christ George Bovard Marian Powers Ottumwa Charley Elliott Moultea Bert Bissett Will Owens Seymour Arthur Montgomery Bragdon Marcelling Lois Davis V N. Ackenhouser Centerville Ackenhouser Main St Will Elliott Blakegburg Chas. Elliott, Jr Acre Oklahoma Louisville Ky J. T. Elliott Plano Chas. Elliott Elliott Ross Jordan Roy Clark Oskaloosa Jordan Town City Lee Clark Ira C. Baldridge Davis County Alice Baldridge Eva Clark Oto Iowa Lois Davis Marie Heintze Sam Cole, Jr Opal Post Grinnell College W. M. McIntosh Farmington Paul Hoskins Milton Gale Huddleston Mae Huddleston J. Z Casaday Mystic Charley Johnson Henry Wier Wier Verdun Edwin Morrow Nappy Darnell Decatur Ill

Brookhart Wins Senate Primary In Turbulent Iowa Race

Brookhart known as the wild man defeats Cummins in the Republican U.S. Senate primary by about 70 000 votes amid a field of candidates. Claude Porter leads Democrats toward nomination as Brookhart and Porter shape November odds. County results show varied wins across offices including Ag nes Samuelson for state superintendent and Clem Kimball for lieutenant governor amid a complex, jumbled tally.

Brookhart Dan Steck Cummins U. S Claude Porter Senate Washington Porter Agnes Samuelon May Francis Clem Kimball Lloyd Thurston Charley Hindley C. H. Scott Garrett Harn A. G. Davison Harn Moulton L. M. Clark Swan W. FE. Elgin Talbot James I?uiter Enavl Gaugherbaugh Alva Ratliff Frank Glick Ratli Brown Morrison Thomasson Thomas W. B. Hays G. Boyles Washington Township John R. Price Albia Agnes Samuelson May E. Francis Congress Thurston Hindley Scott Davison Teaters Blanche Talbot Elgin Hunter Luse Oughton Tait Dillon Gaughenbaugh Gray Glick Lewis

Farm Bureau Meeting in Washington Township

The Farm Bureau of Washington township invites members to a meeting on June 17 at Center school house at eight o clock. A program includes music a farmer speaker refreshments of home made ice cream and cake moving pictures and all are welcome. MF Dewell

Farm Bureau Washington Township Center School House Dewell

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