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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1958
Page
3
A personal column notes Sunday rain, a small Iowa garden, and hopes for a bountiful harvest. It honors fathers with a reflection on Father’s Day, citing poems and local memories from P.E.O. meetings and community чит.
Hilltown church reports twenty three at Sunday School on June 8 up from twenty two a year ago. Church invites attendance at Sunday evening service on June 15. Local social notes list visits among families including Sebolts McCulloughs Worleys and Wests. A religious dedication features a poem by Elsie M. Brownell urging morning anticipation and daily inspiration.
UDELL and Hedgecock families from Des Moines and nearby areas visit relatives in Fort Dodge Chariton and Moravia. Numerous callers include the Clark Hooper Starks and Byers households while others travel from Gary Indianapolis and Ottumwa for weekend and weekday stays. Dullsville gossip notes report Illness of Mr Dodd and visits to E A Caylor and Caylor households with several local hosts and guests.
Mr and Mrs Steve Korman of Des Moines stayed with Mrs Minnie Beard in Coatsville. Elbert Judd and family from Carolton Missouri visited Mrs Mabel Burgher and their son in Kansas City, while Mr and Mrs J C Burgher traveled to see their son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs George Swan in Kansas City.
Mr and Mrs J K Burgher and Martha of near Chicago visit Mrs P A Archibald and Lee Burgher. Mrs L L Dotson learns of brother Jake Stout's death in Grinnell Ind. Family attends funeral. Carl Beard hospitalized with heart trouble and asthma seeks care near his sister L O Mullenix. Several relatives visit hospital and attend family events in Lancaster Moberly Ottumwa and Des Moines.
Open gate at road end speaks of final journey and reunion beyond, with comfort in a Loving God knowing best. Funeral notice from Mrs. Elmer Childs and family.
Martin B. Prince recalls growing up on a 157 acre farm born in 1892. He describes walking two miles to school, scarce meals, home made bread with grease, bare boots, and early labor including cross cut saw work and farm chores. He details family hardships and temporarily leaving home to earn board and clothes while continuing some schooling.
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