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Newspaper

Moulton Weekly Tribune

Location

Moulton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1952

Page

4

Sam Ryan Dies Aged 67 In Centerville Homegoing Services Friday

Sam Ryan 67 a retired rural mail carrier died at St Joseph hospital Centerville after a brief illness from a heart attack. Born in Davis county he lived in the Moulton area most of his life farming then delivering mail. Survivors include his wife three sons Donald Monterey Junior Brighton Colo and Gerald Moulton two brothers Bill and Lloyd Ryans Colorado two sisters Leota Center ville and Mrs W H Howard Moulton plus other relatives. Funeral services will be held Friday June 13 at 2 pm at Eagle Funeral Home Moulton with Rev Richard Bentzinger of the Moulton Methodist church officiating. Burial will be in West Grove cemetery.

Sam Ryan St. Joseph Hospital Centerville Mr. Ryan Davis County Moulton Dean Donald Monterey Junior Brighton Colo Gerald Bill Lloyd Ryans Colorado Leota Ryan W. H. Howard Eagle Funeral Home Richard Bentzinger

Orleans Social Hour meeting at McDade home

The Orleans Social Hour Club met at Bessie McDade's home on May 29 with eight members sharing moving day memories. President Bessie Kirby led the business, guests attended, and Dora Singley won the mystery box. The next meeting on June 19 at Pherma Moore's home will feature guest day with invites extended to former members. members should bring a baby or childhood photo.

Orleans Bessie McDade Bessie Kirby Nellie Benge Joan Davis Irma Hess Ruth Murdy Dora Singley Edith Singley Lou Yates Hugh Alexander Judy Howard Bonnie Kirby Joan Kirby Nancy Harter Jean Joan Singley Pherma Moore

Corn Laid By by June 14 Record for Stevens

Weather favorable in Glenwood Mo brings a bumper crop for C H Stevens. He reports laying by 15 acres of corn averaging 30 inches tall in Moulton and notes soybeans, wheat, clover, timothy thriving and potatoes in full bloom. Stevens says crops have not grown like this before.

C. H. Stevens Glenwood Moulton Mr. Stevens

Rainy Night Adds Inches to Community Totals

The community recorded another rainfall last Sunday night with over one inch in an hour. Traces of hail were observed amid the downpour.

F N Club Met At Home Of Blanche Waggoner

The F N Club met at Mrs Blanche Waggoners home on June 5 with fifteen members four visitors and nine children present. A cooperative luncheon followed business, a club song and roll call occurred, a Flood fund donation was voted, and a possible trip to Des Moines to hear Betty Brady on the radio was discussed if a date could be arranged. Attendees included Emma Forsythe Geraldine Freeborn Noreen Ratliff Effie Emboree Florence Kirby Myrtle Starr Gladys Tharp Susie Swarts Mabel Smith Grace Reagan Martha Mitchell Creta Moore Edith Johnson and the host and co host Myrtle Hobart. Visitors were Rena Wendland Ethel Carr Carvel Johnston and Jennie Elam.

F. N. Club Blanche Waggoner Des Moines Betty, Brady Emma Forsythe Geraldine Freeborn Norene Ratliff Effie Emboree Florence Kirby Myrtle Starr Gladys Tharp Susie Swarts Mabel Smith Grace Reagan Martha Mitchell Creta Moore Edith Johnson Myrtle Hobart Rena Wendland Ethel Carr Carvel Johnston Jennie Elam

Eastern Star Chapter Regular Meeting Notice

A regular Eastern Star meeting is set for Friday night at 8 00 including an initiation. The refreshment committee comprises Mr and Mrs John Yates Mrs Mabel Barnhart and Mrs George Lane.

Eastern Star Chapter John. Yates Mabel Barnhart George Lane

Door Knob Hanger Scheme and a Notorious Visitor

A light local column notes a humorous idea for a door knob shaped coat hanger and jokes about door knob convenience. It then recounts a prominent visitor to Moulton, once pursued by the FBI, who toured the town and its school, charming residents despite a checkered past. Locals reflect on how someone so polished could be guilty of serious charges.

Yours Truly

Joint Vacation Bible School Planned Here This June

At a regular Legion Auxiliary meeting Burl McClure Post officers were elected. The Methodist and Christian churches will jointly sponsor a Daily Vacation Bible School for Moulton youth June 16 to 27 from 1:30 to 3:30 each afternoon, with four departments and named instructors. The Church of God also planned a VBS for June 16-27 but postponed to avoid conflict.

Legion Auxiliary of Burl McClure Laverne Howard Theodore Murdy Claude Lee Arminta Pedrick Cam Hays John Rose Wilbur Cornett Moulton Christian Church Methodist Church Don Newland Merval Moulton Joseph Haupt Ben Rockwell Alva Stubblefield Lorraine Moore Wm. Howard, Jr Lucille Davis Elvin Jay Charles Kuchan James Davis Earl Brown Arthur Replogle James Kerwin Janet, Swarts Margaret Davis Evelyn Howard Elaine Brown Betty Kenyon Joyce Winans Donna Tharp Dayla Pratt Glenice Clinkenbeard Melvalene Hess Patty Tipton Julia Kriegermeier Marilyn McCoy Edna Fox Church of God School Church of God

Locals Defeat Monterey 6-2 In Sunday Baseball Game

The Moulton Independent team secured their second win of the season by beating Monterey 6-2 at Monterey Park. Jack Fowler pitched well despite 10 hits and eight walks, with the locals totaling 11 hits. Next Sunday they travel to Ottumwa to face a team from that town at West End Ball Park.

Moulton Monterey Monterey Park Jack Fowler Fowler Ottumwa West End Ball Park

Former Teacher to Wed Ellen Pickford in Missouri

Announcement notes the approaching marriage of David Becker, former Moulton school instructor, to Ellen June Pickford on Saturday June 14 at the Methodist Church in Sweet Springs Missouri. Visitors included Elmer Sundeen of Anacortes Washington. Sundeen and Mrs West are sisters who had not met in 26 years.

David Becker Moulton School Ellen June Pickford Methodist Church Sweet Springs Elmer Sundeen Anacortes Washington J. Garfield West Sundeen Mrs. West

Truman vows ten years of free rein despite public pressure

The speaker mocks President Truman’s claim to retire from active duty for a decade while continuing to govern as he pleases. The piece riffs on political trust, media commentary, and the volatility of potato prices as a backhanded aside.

Harry Truman United States Probers Harry

Local visits and birth in Ottumwa and Danville

Mr and Mrs John Yates visited Danville on Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Clay Smith. Mr and Mrs Glen T Burton are parents of a girl named Charleen born May 28 weighing 5 pounds 12 ounces. Burton, serving in the Army, arrived in Japan the same day. Mrs Burton resides in Ottumwa.

John Yates Danville Clay. Smith Glen T. ‘Burton Charleen Chloe Burton Japan

Year books will be distributed Saturday at Swarts Sundries

The Moulton school year books will be ready for distribution Saturday according to Supt W A Wegener. Annuals will be at Swarts Sundries where purchasers may secure them. Extra copies will be available. Price is 1.50 dollars.

Moulton Supt. W. A. Wegener Swarts Sundries

Black-Houser Nuptials Link Local Families in Illinois

Miss Ruth Black daughter of Mrs. William Black and Ben Houser son of Alfred Houser wed on Sunday June 8 in Waukeegan Illinois. Mrs. Houser a Moulton school graduate and Oak Springs teacher plans to return to teaching this fall. Mr. Houser is a local farmer. Well wishers in the community extend congratulations for a prosperous life together.

Ruth Black William Black Ben Houser Alfred Houser Waukeegan Ill Houser Moulton School Oak Springs School

Marriage of Betty Jean Smithburg and Gary Robert Giedd

Betty Jean Smithburg and Gary Robert Giedd wed in a double ring ceremony at First Evangelical United Brothren Church in Sioux Falls before 350 guests. The bride wore a white satin gown. the groom and wedding party wore formal attire. After June 10 they will reside in Augusta, Georgia, with the Smithburgs hosting a prenuptial dinner in Moulton’s college era.

Betty Jean Smithburg Dean Smithburg S. Spring Ave Sioux Falls S. D Gary Robert Giedd Rollie Giedd S. 7Th Ave First Evangelical United Brothern Church Robert Feind A. R. Eschliman Waren Bessler Watertown Virginia Milliken Donna Carlson Peggy Lee McFall Vicki Lynn Jones Shyla Hezamer Warren Bessler Ronald Giedd Dick Oberlander Deming Smith Mary Lee Syverson Robert Ransom Judy Ransom Ames Dana Sisson Marilyn Brooks Marjean Johnson Washington High School Augustana College Signal Corps Camp Gordon

Local visits span several states as families gather

Mrs Forrest Smith of Ottumwa visits her sister Mrs Loyd Southern. Mr and Mrs Clarence Stansberry return from visits to Aurora Illinois and Easterville with Joe Cashmark and Elvin Taylor in Des Moines. Other stops include Fenton and Orange City. Ed Stansberry in Worthington Minnesota hosts. Charles O Hinerman, husband of Lola Tipton, has been in Korea for two months after leaving the States in March 1951. He trained at Fort Eustis and is now a radio operator with the 17th Field Artillery in Korea. He plans to finish college after discharge in March.

Forrest Smith Ottumwa Loyd Southern Clarence Stansberry John June Aurora Joe Cashmark Easterville Elvin Taylor Des Moines John Wiesbrad Fenton Zelma Rave Orange City Ed Stansberry Worthington Minnese Charles O. Hinerman Lola Tipton Korea Camp Drake Japan Pfc Hinerman Fort Eustis Virginia Radio School 17Th Field Artillery

Peanut Day Plans Now Complete- Will Be Saturday

Moulton gears up for Peanut Day on Saturday June 14 with free unlimited peanuts at local business houses. The Chamber of Commerce notes no strings, shells dropped aside, and aims to repeat last year’s success after a 400 pound haul. Also announced are a July 4 fireworks display and a June 21 street dance sponsored by the C of C.

Moulton Chamber of Commerce Quincy C. of C

Centerville Couple Wed At Central Church Of Christ

Miss Carol King and Robert Spurgeon wed at Central Church of Christ in Centerville with Rev. C E Francisco officiating. The bride wore a nylon net gown with pearls, attended by matron of honor Mrs Dale Stevens and best man Carl Ross. The couple plans a honeymoon in the Ozarks and will reside on the Inez Ransom farm north of Moulton.

Carol King Lloyd King Centerville Robert Spurgeon Beecher Spurgeon Moulton C. E. Francisco Central Church of Christ In Dale Stevens Newton Carl Ross Spurgeon Moulton High School

Mary Lee Andrews to Wed A 3-c Tommy Campbell

Mr and Mrs Leon Andrews announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Mary Lee to A 3-c Tommy Campbell son of Mr and Mrs Thos Campbell of Glenwood Missouri Campbell is stationed at Warren Air Force Base Cheyenne Wyoming where the ceremony is planned on or near July 1.

Leon Andrews Mary Lee Tommy Campbell Thos. Campbell Glenwood Campbell Warren Air Force Base Cheynne Wyo Miss Andrews

Former resident Hattie Stevenson dies in Kansas City

Former Moulton resident Mrs. Hattie Stevenson died at her daughter Mrs. Georgia Hayes home in Kansas City Missouri on Wednesday morning. Funeral plans are pending. The Coterie held a meeting at Mrs. Alva Bennett home with a delicious dinner at 6 30 and entertainment led by Mrs. W A Wegener and Mrs. Orris Harrington. Mrs. Dora Singley attends the Iowa State PEO convention at Cedar Falls with Mrs. Mary Jordan of Cincinnati. Singley is president and the delegate.

Hattie Stevenson Moulton Georgia Hayes Kansas City Guff Davis Alva Bennett W. A. Wegener Orris Harrington Dora Singley Iowa State P. E. O Cedar Falls State ‘Teachers ‘College Mary Jordan Cincinnati

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