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Newspaper

Moulton Weekly Tribune

Location

Moulton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1952

Page

3

Hilltown Community Notes and Visitors Gatherings

Hilltown Sunday School had 25 attendees. Numerous visits and supper gatherings feature the Swan, Beeler, Stites, Probasco, Sebolt, Myers, Worley, McCullough, Trimble, and Probasco families. Town events note river bank restoration, homecoming date set for September, and local marriages, relocations, and funerals. Frequent travel to Ottumwa, Joliet, and Drakeville appears among regional connections.

Hilltown George Swan Kansas City Carl Beeler Coatsville Ronald Stites Jay Burgher Mary Ellen Probasco John Stevens Bill Probasco David Jerry Stevie Denny E. L. Sebolt Freddie and Jo Earl Fred Sebolt A. L. Myers Cincinnati Junior Stites Glen McCullough Henry Spears Martha Stevens Jerry Probasco M. C. Worley Exline

Local families gather for church and visits in Coatsville and area

Coatsville residents visit the Lee Burgher home Sunday evening while Lancaster’s Mr and Mrs Grover Burgher join. Johnnie Mullenix and family travel to Milford Conn after a visit with L O Mullenix. Several families attend a camp meeting in Oskaloosa, and Bible School is planned at Holiness starting June 16 with Marjorie Houghton Lois May Kerns and Carol Brown as teachers. Mrs Elia Hoover visits Celeste Burgher. the community mourns Mrs Luther Davis of Millard Mo.

Everett Cremer Agency Fred Davis W. C. Allen Ottumwa Myrtle Harrington Gene Barnett N. L Drakesville Joe Harringtons Orville Ferrell Williamson Anna Walters Phil Underwood Agnes Langford Grace W.C. Miller John Terrance Stover, Mo H. M. Bowers W. L. Hull The Baptist Church Mr. Hull Hull Jimmie Martin Jack Martin Merle Burgher Mr. Morris, Jr John Burgher Grover Burgher Lancaster Lee Burgher Johnnie Mullenix Milford Leonard Martin Oskaloosa A. J. Kent Russel Horn Moulton Marjorie Houghton L. O. Mullenix Wanda Owen Johnie Jimmie Fannie Owen Kansas City Ermon Hubbart Max Hubbart Mark Don White Dale L. O Elia Hoover Celeste Burgher Luther Davis Millard Davis

Centerville Visitors and Shoppers Note Local Visits

A list of Centerville residents and guests includes Mr. and Mrs. Vern Lawson and daughter visiting the Ira Lawson home, and many others such as Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tharp shopping in Centerville. Funeral details for Mrs. Henderson are given, with services at Wagler's Funeral Home and burial at OCF cemetery.

Vern Lawson Ira Lawson Ray Tharp Centerville Henry Cram Tommy Bob Henson Herbert McCullough Jane McCullough Gladis Dabney Clark Miller Lewis Ross Henderson Marvin Tharp Ralph Starr Norene Starr Iva Lawson Reva Faye Hazel. Henderson Callie Spurgeon Wagler C. F Clifford Lawson

Honeymooners and Visitors Share Weekend Travels

A parade of local residents and guests spans two weeks of travel and visits. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Burkland returned from a Wisconsin Dells honeymoon and are settling into Udell. Numerous relatives and friends, including the Crow family from Madison and Sgt. Lawrence Powell’s Alabama visit, gather across Bloomfield, Exline, Ottumwa, and nearby towns for weekend calls and hospitality.

Howard Burkland Anna Gooden Wisconsin Dells Chicago Udell Lawerence Crow Madison Zell Deahl Lawrence Powell Selma Ala Ora Powell W. W. Duty Bill Duty Mexico Chas Jenkins Hannibal Anna Gorden Elmer Garden Exline Frank Clark Oakland Nebr Pertha Clark Frank Chambers Seymour Chas. Winans Pervis Cridlebaugh Bob Burkland Gary Ind Albert Burkland Lennie Matthews Ottumwa Joe Linden Moulton Epperly Flora Stickler Josie Stuckey Alabama Capt Dale Mary Stuckey Des Moines Will Donald Bob Burkland and Newton Winfred Heckman Paul Henderson Galen Spurgeon Bloomfield

Wait Till the Sun Shines Nellie at Molo Sunday and Monday

Western Along the Great Divide stars Kirk Douglas Virginia Mayo John Agar and Walter Brennan in a mob trial saga. Douglas leads a marshal defending juries while dodging a lynch mob as his squad moves a murder suspect to justice. Nellie tale follows midwestern life as Iowa theatres show the film era of Technicolor masterpieces.

U. S Kirk Douglas Virginia Mayo John Agar Walter Brennan Douglas Brennan Hellion Jean Peters David Wayne Hugh Marlowe Albert Dekker Helene Stanley Tommy Martin Iowa

Tarzan and the Leopard Woman at the Rialto Theatre

A feature showing this month tells of Ben who stakes his future in his town with Nellie his bride. The mid week bill offers Tarzan and the Leopard Woman starring Johnny Weissmuller Brenda Joyce Johnny Sheffield and Cheta. Tarzan is captured by the Leopard Woman whose eyes promise love but lips decree death.

Ben Nellie Tarzan and the Johnny Weissmuller Brenda Joyce Johnny Sheffield Cheta Cheza Tarzan

Picnic Time Hazards Warned By Health Officials

Iowa State Department of Health cautions summer picnics bring food poisoning risks. Key offenders include custard cream pies, pastries, smoked ham, poultry, puddings, mixed salads and dressings, gravies, sauces, and sandwich fillings. Avoid serving unsafe foods in hot weather.

Iowa State Department of Health

Food safety advice on custards and cream filled desserts

Consumers are warned that custards, cream filled pastries, and similar foods should be kept refrigerated to prevent growth of bacteria. Temperature ranges of 50 to 100 degrees Fahrenheit are cited as unsafe for storage, and leftovers should not be kept long even in the refrigerator.

Winners We R 4 H Club Meeting at Marilyn Stevenson

The Winners We R 4 H Club met at Marilyn Stevenson home on Tuesday May 27 with ten members present. Plans were set for Rally Day on June 12 and attendees urged their mothers and friends to attend. Members listed include Marjorie Jan Elaine Anne Doris Colleen Helen Margaret Marilyn and Linda. Leaders Marvel Daniels and Coroin Stevenson attended. reporter Linda Appler. Miss Phyllis Archer has moved to Ottumwa for employment.

Marilyn Stevenson Mothers and Friends Marjorie Janet Elaine Anne Doris Colleen Helen Margaret Marilyn Linda Marvel Daniels Coroin Stevenson Linda Appler

Faulkner and Owens Visit Parental Marvin Home

Mr and Mrs W M Faulkner from Strum Wisconsin visit the parental Clarence Marvin home Mrs Lucene Owens from Manhattan Kansas also stays at the Marvin home for an extended period in the same residence

W. M. Faulkner Strum Wisc Clarence Marvin Lucene Owens Manhattan Kans Marvin

Also Mentioned on This Page

T. J. Gorman Clayton Trimble R. L. Stites C. E. Trimble Jimmy Lois Trimble Wendell Russell Laverne Sebolt Lloyd Minks Jan Mary Stevie Probasco Mrs. C. B. Moler Donald Horn Richard Shearer Ronald Stités Unionville Gites Banga Mia Faye Donald Ronald Richard Trimble Bert Starr Ralph Homer Starr Loyd Foster Demna Henson Vic Henderson Dewey Tuner J. D. Graves Baby Wolverine Northland Pennsylvania Bell Elmer Wood Co Molo Theatre Dance Mnie Sulny Virginia John Douglas Mayo AGAR David Peters Wayne AT Ue Monterey Molo Phyllis Archer Community Lumber & Supply Rayon Big Smith
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