Moulton Area News Briefs Lead Week in Iowa
Reports span a busy period with visits from Wilson Hall to Lincoln Nebraska and from Oly mpia Washington to Corydon summer enrollment at two hundred and potential fifty more. Community concerns include parking at band concerts, a July 2 Iowa Southern Utilities franchise vote, and a chautauqua dispute amid chautauqua guarantees. Also noted are graduation events in Iowa City and Minneapolis trips, plus a murder at a Cincinnati mine area and a fatal tent homicide.
Uncle aH Poem aMends Summer School Note
Miss Vivien Oneal is attending summer school in Des Moines. This brief item notes a personal educational plan for the local student.
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