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Moulton Weekly Tribune

Location

Moulton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1960

Page

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Local notices and social updates from Unionville area

Unionville notes visitors and moves including Mrs Allie Boyer visiting relatives in Centerville and residents changing homes like Mr and Mrs Jerry Hinote moving to Mildred Clancy property. Local events include Bible School with strong attendance and polio shots for girls.

Allie Boyer Russell Burns Marla Cindy Morris Centerville Milo Murphy Jerry Hinote Mildred Clancy Richard Hopkins Billy Lockman Russell Alden Agnes More St. Joseph Hospital Chas Stufflebeam Oregon State Marie Bean N. L. Harrington Dale Riegel Lee Walker Ross Starks

Monterey social notes from a farm county Sunday visit

Ross Henderson dined with the Loyd Foster family while the Farley and Lawson households hosted visitors. Bloomfield callers included Vance Frakes and Clifford Lawson, with Jim and Marvin Fosters visiting Mark. Ralph Starr and family visited Davis County Hospital patients and Lancaster friends dropped by. Harrison notes mention Norene Starr and Lola Dabney among other local names.

Ross Henderson Lola Dabney John Brunk Davis County Hospital Lancaster Lester Small Bill Robinson Charles Carolyn Jackie Lee Homer Starr Norene Ralph Starr Ronald Lawson Iva Lawson Reva Faye Doris Lawson Child Bloomfield Clifford Lawson

Local Social Note Roundup From Unionville Area

Exline and area residents visit friends and attend services in Unionville Iowa and Centerville Iowa. Mrs. Etta Eddy and Mrs. Eva Van Dorin share visits with families. several church group activities are noted with Florence Maxwell and Martha McClaskey assisting. Several residents travel to Kansas City Tuscon and Ogden for health and family reasons.

Bill Sebolt Etta Eddy Edwin Johnson Edgar Moore Eva van Dorin John Walog Unionville Jack Bruce Des Moines Florence Maxwell Paul Schwin Ogden Utah Lane Pike Cedar Rapids Ernie Seals Louis Pike Martha McClaskey Stella Sales Josie Tull Doris Moore Ina Eddy Effie Hollenbeck Lulu Deahl Junior McClurg Cheryl Bessie Monroe Rosa Streeter Rex Campbell Virgil Walter LaZell Musgrove Minnie Musgrove Elton Sneddon Carol Arlene O. H. Johnson Ella Cline Lola Crist Anna Lloyd Charley ‘Sidwell Wm. Stevens

Kyl News Letter Details 1960 Congress Week Agenda

The weekly schedule for June 13 1960 shows an expedited plan to wind up the session by July 9 with district day five bills H J Res 42 area development S 2327 birth reports receipts 5 2439 teachers retirement H R 10952 property and National Society of American Colonists and a Metro Police Relief Association bill Tuesday covers District of Columbia electoral college H J Res 757 and H R 6597 dinosaur monument open rule one hour debate Wednesday through Saturday includes H Res 537 H R 9883 pay increase for federal employees H R 4815 transit district for DC two hours debate and the Mutual Security Appropriation Bill for 1961 with hearings producing over three thousand pages of testimony for long heated debate.

District of Columbia National Society of American Colonists Metropolitan Police Relief Association D. C Dinosaur National Monument

Community Notes: Local Visits And Travel

Mrs Pearl Archibald returns home after a week at Bert Horns Centerville. Visitors include Mike and Marilyn Guilfoil of Peoria and Mr and Mrs L L Dotson of Kirksville, with travel to Little Rock pending. Numerous relatives visit Moulton Lancaster and Keokuk areas. A singspiration at the Baptist Church Saturday night invites all.

Pearl Archibald Bert Horn Centerville Mike Marilyn Guilfoil Peoria Ill L. L. Dotson Walter Martin Lee Burgher Lowell Beeler Kirksville Richard Dotson Moulton Lancaster Lil L. O. Mullenix T. E. Mullenix Leonard Butts Austin Tallman

Old Pear Tree on Schultz Farm Near Tipton

A pear tree at the Paul Schultz farm near Tipton is believed to be one of Iowa’s oldest fruit trees. Schultz estimates the tree is 120 years old and notes it was planted by Nathan Howe, great grandfather of Earl Howe, who settled the area in 1836.

Paul Schultz Tipton Iowa Schultz Nathan Howe Earl Howe

Tribune-born in 84 annual rate publication data

The clippings describe an old Iowa newspaper notice from Moulton Davis Appanoose area with historical details about the Tribune and its 1884 post office registration and office address.

the Tribune Moulton Iowa North Main

SQUIRTS AND SQUEAKS FROM THE BACK SHOP

Observa tion Post contributor Bill Vaughan jokes about aging wartime generations and draft memories. He notes Summer vacation for soldiers and questions peace lasting before new conflicts. A light column drawer of Army food tastes and reflections on war and youth ends with a quip about strawberry shortcake.

Safe Rules for Swimming This Summer

Iowa State Department of Health advises safe swimming practices this season. Stay in supervised areas, check fitness before diving, avoid unguarded waters, eat with ample time before swimming, swim parallel to shore, and exit when tired or chilly to prevent cramps and fatigue.

Iowa State Department of Health

High School Graduate Joins Marine Corps

Charles F Heartley 1960 graduate of the Moulton Udell Community High School has enlisted in the U S Marine Corps. He was recruited by Staff Sergeant James Fry of the Ottumwa Recruiting Office and ordered to the San Diego Recruit Depot for 16 weeks of training. Upon completion he will receive 20 days leave before assignment to Marine Corps schools posts or stations.

Charles F. Heartley Charlie M. Heartley W. Broadway Moulton U. S. Marine Corps James Fry Ottumwa

Methodist Youth Tour Jewish Synagogue in Ottumwa

Va cation School and Unionville Wesley Chapel youth joined 18 students for a Ot­tumwa visit to Bethel Na i Jacob Synagogue. Rabbi Jay Karzen explained Jewish religion practices and symbols of worship. Moulton attendees were Rose Mary Morlan Linda McKeehan and Carol Davis. Rev Doggett accompanied.

Unionville Wesley Chapel Methodist Ottumwa Bethel Nai’ Jacob Jay Karzen Moulton Rose Mary Morlan Linda McKeehan Carol Davis Rev. Doggett

Retired M E Britton of Atlantic Leaves Lumber Relay

Retired M E Britton of Atlantic recently retired after 41 years as manager of the Green Bay Lumber Co there. He had spent nearly 46 years in the lumber business.

M. E. Britton Atlantic Green Bay Lumber Co

Tea honors 50-year class of 1910 members

Mrs. Emmet Henery of Grand Junction Paul Harned of Marengo and Mrs. O E Van Horn of Lohrville were guests at Mrs Henerys home to mark the class of 1910 with a tea and each recipient received a 50 year certificate reflecting the milestone in their biography.

Emmet Henery Grand Junction Paul Harned Marengo O. E. van Horn Lohrville

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