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Newspaper

Moulton Weekly Tribune

Location

Moulton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1936

Page

3

Rainy Friday Boosts Hilltown Farms

Hilltown residents report rain on Friday night benefiting grass and cultivated crops. Delmar Wilson of Moravia visited the R. E. Stites home for dinner with Dorothy and Johnny Lee Stites. many neighbors stopped by Centerville and nearby farms over the weekend. Visits included Mrs. Rosa Thomas of Centerville and niece Rowena Stevens, families from Exline and Moravia, and several Stites relatives.

Delmar Wilson Moravia R. E. ‘Stites Dorothy Johnny ‘Lee Vivian Jean Stites Centerville R. E. Stites Junior R. L. Stites John Stevens Laurel and Grace T. J. Gorman S. Foster Josephine Lindley Moulton Chubby” Wilson A. B Stites Jenny Lee Foster Rosa Thomas Rowena Stevens Hazelcrest T. J. ‘Gorman Tom. Vaughn Livonia Myr Elmer Steven Exline Susie Stevens Laurel Grace Belknap J. S. Moore Ruby

Prayer and notes on street life echo in a rambled column

A bifurcated piece offers a prayer for safe driving and warns against local scams while drifting into a crowded humorish column. It references a town figure Doc Davis, tax tales about Mr Average Farmer, and a Lake Wapello fishing scene with gear, cars, and a snag filled day.

Wapello i Doc Davis

Potluck of town tales and farm notes from Moulton

The column mixes road funding gripes with village humor. Farmers complain about road conditions while beautification funds could be shifted to secondary roads. Local residents share potato chatter, a 94 year old Civil War vet joke, and a two timing hen tale. Rumors mention ladies in Orleans planning weddings.

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Picnic and visits mark Pullman area social week

The Queen Esther girls enjoyed a Picnic in Pulliam Park on Monday. Loss Fox and family of Ottumwa visited M F Dowell's home Sunday. The Coterie spent Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Otis Edwards's home. Various locals hosted visitors and relatives, including Miss Mabel Jennings returning home for summer, and births and engagements noted among area families.

Queen Esther Pulliam Park Loss Fox and Family Ottumwa M. F. Dowells Otis Edwards Sam Cole Minneapolis Paul Hamilton Evanston Mabel Jennings Cedar Rapids Iowa Francis Jean Muir Keosauqua Boyd Smart LaVern McMain Charles LaVern McMain Helen Kimball Betty Elliott Chicago Carl Hurd Hurd Miss Elliott Wm. Breitenstein Farmington Mel Martin George Robeson Los Angeles Calif C. C. Floyd Arthur Conaway Clearfield Effie Jennings W. J. Dever Gale Huddleston M. F. Club P. A. Hornsten Jack Baker Filmore Cali Oris Davis Pearl Davis Jas. Sparks

Local society notes and family announcements from Unionville

Mrr and Mrs O M Davis were called to Unionville by the death of Wm Luster, an uncle of Mrs Davis. Cultus Club held a June breakfast at Mrs Harry Lerchie’s home, ending meetings until fall. Kensington society to meet with Mrs I D Shumate this afternoon, assisted by Mrs Frank Austin and Mrs Stuart Mace. Rev and Mrs O E Cooley and children Wayne and Rosalie visited the Gorman home in early week. Mothers Jewels picnicked in Pulliam Park with 26 attendees, marking the year’s final meeting. J T Grove, visiting relatives in Paris Jefferson City and Moberly, returned to daughter Mrs R K Oldham’s home.

O. M. Davis Unionville Wm. Luster Davis Cultus Club Harry Lerchie Kensingtion Society Mirs I. D. Shumate Frank Austin Stuart Mace R. K. Oldham

Bake Sale by Queen Esthers at Tribune Office

The Queen Esthers announce a bake sale at the Tribune office this Saturday offering a variety of foods for purchase.

Queen Esthers Tribune

For Sale A 19384 Standard Chevrolet Coach in good condition

Private sale offers a 19384 Standard Chevrolet Coach in good condition. Call John Clark at the residence for details and inquiry.

John Clark

O E S Notice Regular Meeting Friday Night

The O E S chapter calls a regular meeting Friday night at eight o'clock. Members urged to attend. Georgia Jennings, W M.

Georgia Jennings W. M

Centerville Socials Note Busy Ranso Family

Mrs Tommy Ranso and the Ransom family attended a Sunday School penic at the Grove in Orleans. Mr and Mrs Emery Ander and Mrs Doyle Anderson were visitors. Mr and Mrs Howard Gray welcomed a baby girl.

Tommy Ranso Centerville George Barkley Cresco Iowa Ross Fox Lowell Ransom Orleans Penic

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