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Newspaper

Moulton Weekly Tribune

Location

Moulton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1950

Page

5

Moulton Mourns Dr. L A Jenkins A Community Leader

The community remembers Dr. LeRoy Albert Jenkins 70 a longtime Moulton resident and chiropractor who died at home after a long illness He balanced church work and civic duties leaving a large circle of friends and five grandchildren His funeral was at Moulton Methodist Church with burial in Oakland cemetery He is survived by Nora Hayden his widow five children one brother two sisters and five grandchildren The article notes his charitable care and leadership in church and town life and thanks supporters after his death

L. A. Jenkins Moulton Dr. Jenkins LeRoy Albert Jenkins Frank and Tena Jenkins Clayton Iowa Arlington Palmer School of Chiropractic Bloomfield Jenkins Bertha Newcomb Erma Hess Lyle N. Jenkins St. Louis Missouri Darrell Nora B. Hayden Oscar Jenkins Stanhope Mable Runkle Vancouver Washington Neva Ross Marshall Melvalene Hess Lyle Jr Lynn Shirley Anne Jenkins Fred Henry Christian Church Methodist Church Moulton Methodist Church Richard Bentzinger Oakland Cemetery Masonic Lodges

Iowa Youths Take Over Des Moines Capitol Day Parade

Des Moines reports 700 Iowa youths from Hawkeye Boys State marched into the Iowa capitol, led by Don Hall of Stanhope. They sang the Iowa Corn Song in the rotunda, signaling a hopeful view of the future. A local note recalls LaVeta Harris earning two wound chevrons and an odd bee sting incident during a station errand. The column also mentions Rev. Richard Bentzinger remaining as pastor for another year, and Mitch Mace collecting worms identified as hookworms.

State House Des Moines Iowa Hawkeye Boys State American Legion Iowa Capitol Building Don Hall Stanhope State Printing Board Don Rotunda Capitol Building LaVeta Harris LaVeta

Interesting Items About People You May Know

A long list of visits and relatives around Ottumwa Moulton and nearby towns. Notables include Mrs Susie Swarts, Mr and Mrs Lyle Rogers, Miss Audrey Fox, Dr E D Sellers, Bob Leach formerly of Moulton now in Los Angeles, and many other family and out of town visitors. Also mentions convalescing Mrs F O Hess and funeral attendees for Dr L A Jenkins.

Susie Swarts Chas. Halgren Ottumwa Lyle Rogers Des Moines Moulton Lewis Bauman Audrey Fox Ross Fox Orval Moore Cary Swarts Wm. Langley Harrison Ark E. D. Sellers Ottumwa Hospital Lem ‘Young Lowell Young Norma Jean Bloston Iowa Pearl Burgher Robert Tharp Muskeegan Mich Sam Harrelson Pearl Tharp Ida Buck Centerville Henry Stockton Unionville Orris Harrington Larry Burlington Harrington Masonic Grand Lodge Bob Leach Los Angeles Calif Leach Mole Theatre Lyle Marshall Milford Carl Marshall Lorene Adel F. O. Hess Edward Bollinger Denver Colo Donald Houser Bollinger Rockies L. A. Jenkins Oscar Jenkins Stanhope C. F. Ross Marshall Lyle Jenkins St Louis Mildred VanBlaricom George VanBlaricom Mary Lee Carlisle Kenneth Richardson Fred Tipton Bowling Bloomfield

Reverend Bentzinger Returns to Moulton Pulpit

Reverend Richard Bentziner was returned to the pulpit of the Moulton Methodist church for another year by the Shenandoah conference. The congregation and friends welcome him after a second year of energetic leadership. He has focused on youth work and built strong church enthusiasm for a progressive year ahead.

The Methodist Church Richard Bentzinger Richard Bentziner Moulton Methodist Church Shenandoah Bentzinger

Heavy rains hit this community and more forecast

Approximately four inches of rain have fallen in the community this week, unofficial figures show, with deluge proportions. Farmers fear delays to plowing corn and planting soybeans as a hail storm earlier in Centerville caused thousands of dollars in damage. June precipitation is well above normal and the weather outlook is bleak.

Centerville

Will contest filed for Abe Ransom estate

Attorneys for heirs filed a protest to the will of the late Abe Ransom. The contest was filed Saturday and will be heard later. J. B. Taylor of Centerville is appointed temporary administrator until the court decides on the contest.

Ed. P. Powers George Milani Abe Ransom J. B. Taylor Centerville

Weekend visits and illness noted in Des Moines area

Mrs Grace Hupp of Des Moines spent the weekend with home folk. Owen Siler, ill for weeks, shows little improvement. His sister Mrs Ollie Carlis helps care for him. Mrs Hugh Wood returned Saturday night from relatives at Extra and Essex and was lay delegate to a Shenandoah Methodist Conference. Accompanied by nieces Carolyn and Harriett Bell of Essex, they will stay a week.

Grace Hupp Des Moines Owen Siler Ollie Carlis Hugh Wood Extra Essex Shenandoah Carolyn Harriett Bell

Moulton Count for 1950 Drops to 985

Unofficial 1950 census figure from Centerville official Bob Beck shows Moulton at 985, down from 1181 in 1940. Appanoose County totals fall to 19,659 from 24,245 in 1940, with declines across towns.

Bob Beck Centerville Sowegian Moulton Appanoose

July 4th Fireworks Display Assurance in Moulton

Officials report progress on the Moulton July 4th fireworks display with an evening of entertainment for all ages assured. Local merchants and friends of the town are donating funds for the celebration.

Moulton

Installing New Pump And Motor At Reservoir

A new pump capable of 150 gallons per minute and a 15 hp electric motor were installed at the city reservoir this week replacing worn out equipment. The total cost is about $1400. The upgrade should be retired through savings in a few years.

City

Town Council Grants Seven Cigarette Licenses

The town council approved seven cigarette licenses at the regular meeting on Monday night. The action increases the city’s general fund by about $350.

M Y F Fried Chicken Dinner at Methodist Church

The M Y F will host a fried chicken dinner at the Methodist church on Friday June 16 starting at 5 30 p m The menu includes fried spring chicken creamed new potatoes whole kernel corn sunkist salad radishes hot rolls jelly fresh strawberry shortcake whipped cream coffee iced tea Tickets are 1 00 at the door or from M Y F members Proceeds fund delegates to the M Y F Summer Institute.

Methodist Church Sunkist Methodist Youth Fellowship M. Y. F. Summer Institute

Ohio Family Visits Friends in a Monday Stop

Mr and Mrs Paul Stocker and their three daughters of Lorrain Ohio stopped by the home of friends Mrs John Clark and her daughter Edith for a short visit on Monday.

Paul Stocker Lorrain Ohio John Clark Edith

Youth Loses Three Fingers In Accident

Mike Davis six year old son of Mrs. John Davis lost the ends of three fingers of his right hand in a lawn mower accident. While helping his sister remove a stick from the cutter bar, the mower blade fouled. His sister started the mower and his hand was caught, clipping off the ends of three fingers. He was taken to Centerville hospital and is progressing satisfactorily, though he will have three stump fingers when healed. The incident occurred at the grandparents’ home of Mr and Mrs G C Cowell where the family is staying.

Mike John Davis Centerville G. C. Cowell

Kerbys Three Hitter Stifles Seymour Brin egar Gets Two Homers

E. J. Kerby pitched a complete game as Moulton defeated Seymour 8 to 3 in a Missouri Iowa league matchup. He struck out 17 and allowed 3 hits. Brinegar went 4 for 5 with two home runs, while Lee Kenyon and Childs added multi hit days. Moulton totaled 15 hits and dominated defense. Next Sunday Livonia visits for a top league showdown and vengeance for a prior loss is expected.

E. J. Kerby Seymour Kerby Moulton Brinegar Lee Kenyon Childs

Cardinals Take Doubleheader From Giants in St Louis

Harold Winans and son Jimmy along with Lloyd Harris and two sons Richard and Eddie traveled to St Louis on Sunday to watch the St Louis Cardinals defeat the New York Giants in a doubleheader. Also noted were Clifford Cosby Bob Bradley Hugh Wood Jr Rex Wood Dave Edwards James Huff and Ted Edwards in attendance.

Harold Winans Jimmy Lloyd Harris Richard Eddie Clifford Cosby Bob Bradley Hugh Wood, Jr Rex Wood Dave Edwards James Huff Ted Edwards St. Louis St. Louis Cardinals New York Giants

Powells to Visit Relatives in California this Week

Mr and Mrs Pearl Powell of Los Angeles California are expected this week for a visit at the home of his mother Mrs John Powell and with other relatives inside the same area of the newspaper.

Pearl Powell Los Angeles Cali John Powell

Wright Families Gather for Sundry Madison County Reunion

A Wright family get-together at Garold Starrs home in Marshalltown honors L L Smith and his California family. Twenty six relatives attended from Cedar Rapids Conrad Turlock and Woodward with Ada Wright Fern Wright Dana Don Wright Leeta Arleta Bonnie Marilyn Iris Jerry Doris Richard Ronald Sheila Denny and others.

Wright Garold Starr Marshalltown L. L. Smith Leeta Zibia Burgher Arleta Bonnie Marilyn Cedar Rapids J. D. Stansberry Iris Jeanine Joellyn Jerry Conrad Doris Richard Ronald Turlock Calif Harold Wright Sheila Denny Edna Dyphion Sherelyn Sheila Rhoads Woodward Iowa Fern Wright

Visitors Find Time With Dr Sellers In Ottumwa

Mr and Mrs Earl Sellers and Rev and Mrs Lloyd Ellis of Des Moines spent Sunday visiting at the Dr Earl Sellers home and calling on Dr Sellers who is a patient in Ottumwa Hospital.

Earl Sellers Lloyd Ellis Des Moines Sellers Ottumwa

Eastern Star Honors 50 Year Member Mrs Mabel Barnhart

Officers and members of the local O E S chapter honored Mrs Mabel Barnhart for fifty years of service at the Friday meeting. Barnhart joined in November 1899 and has held many offices, receiving her fifty year pin and certificate by mail after a California winter.

Eastern Star Officers O. E. S. Lodge Mabel Barnhart Chloe Yates Marian Carson Barnhart Eastern Star California

Also Mentioned on This Page

Rollie Hess Rebekahs Rebekah Lodge You U. S J. Pluvius Mitch Mace Abe Cardinals Giants Tribune Fay Anselme W. M Wm. Kriegermeier Ww. P Dessa Stansberry Fairy Wright Don Wright Letha Crawford Mary Crawford Ruth Murdy Maryetta Wood Reta Harrington Vivian Wright Norene Daley Christine Bennett Zephyr Stansberry Wilma Watkins Edwin Carlis Faye Wright
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