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Moulton Weekly Tribune

Location

Moulton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1952

Page

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Crownviord Puzzle Horizontal and Vertical Clues

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Squirts and Squeaks From the Back Shop

A late night skirmish around the main street features a police action against three hot rod youths from Centerville. The incident recalls earlier county seat disturbances, with locals lamenting past law and order issues and vowing restraint in future gatherings.

Mrs Josie Charity Returns From Moravia Visit

Mrs Josie Charity returned this week from Moravia where she had been visiting for the past two weeks.

Josie Charity Moravia

Don Thomas Writes Home From Duty Messenger Life

Don Thomas describes duty schedules and daily life aboard, noting shift changes, uniforms, and storage. He observes wheat fields, irrigation, and crop variety around Yokohama, mentions a command inspection and his CO’s farewell, and references riots and a Life magazine piece on May Day in Japan. He notes relatives back home and a letter from Doyle Moore.

Mom Duty Life Magazine Yokohama

Mother Newell Mourns Death of Mrs Ed Sievers

Mrs Ed Sievers died at a Storm Lake hospital. She was mother to twelve children, the youngest a one week old infant.

Newell Ed Sievers Storm Lake

Carillon Dedication Honors New Hampshire Professor

At the University of New Hampshire in Durham the carillon was dedicated to Oren V. Henderson known as Dad Henderson. He served on the faculty from 1914 until his death last year and was a native of Clarke County Iowa.

Carillon New Hampshire University Durham Oren V Dad” Henderson Henderson Clarke County Iowa

Address for Pvt Glenn D Burton in Army files

Another serviceman's address for your correspondence file lists Pvt. Glenn D Burton A S 55213596 H Q 507 AMAW Bn M APO 45 Care PM San Francisco California

Pvt Glenn D. Burton A. S Care San Francisco Calif

Local Happenings Reach Across States and Stateside Visits

Ottumwa resident Mrs. Nealie Cline visits daughter Mrs. Clifford Singley. Mrs. Arthur Wood returns to Centerville hospital for heart ailment treatment. Mrs. Ray Tisdale visits from Woden Iowa, then returns home. Bobby Jean Fisher visits grandfather Griffin Fisher after high school graduation in Council Bluffs. Mrs. Inez Ransom visits relatives in Sioux Falls and Minnesota before returning home. Mrs. Archie Kimball moved from hospital to daughter Don McKay’s home in Independence Missouri. Centerville women drive to Mt. Pleasant for library and P. E. O. Home. Rev. Daniel Williams attends Church of God convention in Overland Park Missouri with three days of camp meetings and reports blessing and unity.

Nealie Cline Ottumwa Clifford Singley Arthur Wood Centerville Ray Tisdale A. J. Horn Woden Iowa Bobby Jean Fisher Carl Fisher Griffin Fisher Bobby Council Bluffs Inez Ransom Dean Smithburg Sioux Falls S. Dak Delbert McFall Minnesota Archie Kimball Independence Daniel Williams Overland Park Church of God Williams

Residents and visitors in Moulton and Burlington

Rosa Paris visited friends in Moulton on Monday and was en route to Livonia from Burlington. Robert L. Stansberry of Chicago spent the weekend in Moulton visiting his wife and relatives. Ruth and Paul Edwards worked at the Ordnance Plant in Burlington during the summer. James Evans, recently in St Joseph hospital for observation, has returned home much improved in health.

Rosa Paris Moulton Livonia Burlington Robert L. Stansberry Chicago Ruth Paul Edwards Ordnance Plant James Evans St. Joseph Hospital

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