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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1960
Page
2
A 14 year old seeks dating guidance after limits set by parents. The columnist advises a girl has no right to怒 blow her top when the boy she has not dated dates another girl. He is free to date others.
Advice column urged a 14 year old girl to embrace double dating as safe and beneficial, and warned against letting a boy dictate dating terms. The piece urged choosing partners who respect her autonomy and suggested ending interest in those who insist on their own way. It invited readers to send teenage questions to the National Weekly Newspaper Service in Frankfort, Kentucky.
The Appanoose County Board met in regular session with Glen Johnson Gail Felkner and Lee R Benz present and approved a long list of General Fund and Poor Fund claims including supplies repairs rent and tolls salaries and various office and clerical costs. extensive itemized payments covered many county departments and officials.
Advice from the Iowa Heart Association on safe vacations. It urges moderate exercise, gradual sun exposure, and early travels. Plan ahead, fit health checks, and take walking breaks to guard heart health while enjoying time off.
Hi-Fliers 4-H club met at Barry Morrow's home on June 6 with 10 members, 1 leader and 1 guest. Charles Johnson spoke on Good Seed and Charles Robinson spoke on Plant Foods and Their Uses. Next meeting will be at Jerald Lawson's home.
Southern Iowa Methodist churches will take a special offering on June 19 to aid the Chile earthquake relief effort. Funds from Methodist churches nationwide will go to the Methodist Committee for Overseas Relief for general and specific assistance to Methodist families and property repair. MCOR has already sent medical supplies clothing food blankets and candles along with 5000 and 20000 through interdenominational channels. Dr Gaither P Warfield noted 65 percent of southern Chile’s population south of Santiago lacks shelter in winter. A national goal of 450000 has been set for the offering.
Daisy Owens was hostess to the Friendship Circle on May 26 with seven members and two visitors. The noon cooperative dinner was served. President Grace Stansberry opened the meeting. Velma Beard read Galatians 1:1-11 and all recited the Lord's Prayer. Bingo prizes were awarded. Members present were Grace Guinn Daisy Owen Anna Marvin Nellie Selvy Grace Marvin Grace Stansberry and Peggy Marvin. Visitors were Lois Lewin and Velma Beard. Next meeting will be at Peggy and Anna Marvin's.
Card of thanks thanks friends for cards and letters received in hospital. Dr E L Cox College Mr and Mrs E R Winter of Wapello celebrate their twenty third year in college as youngest son David graduates from the University of Iowa medical school. They have four grown children all college graduates within 23 years. Walking Robert James Exceen of Shenandoah son of Mr and Mrs James Exceen began walking at five months.
Mrs. Myrtle Carlson, a Madrid educator, has retired after a 34 year career in teaching. Her long tenure highlights a sustained commitment to students and the local school system.
Mr. Jacob Wagenaar gives up farming near Melvin to attend college with son Harold who is a Northwestern Academy freshman in Orange City. Wagenaar will be enrolled as a junior.
Surprise County man Shorty Burke of Cedar Rapids displayed a 17 pound northern he hooked in the Maquoit river below the Delhi dam. The fish measured just over 40 inches with a large hook and 9 pound test line.
Rainbow 4-H held its regular meeting at Sheila Wright’s on June 3. Members answered a roll call question about preferred vegetables and preparation. Hazel McMillin demonstrated cake making. Betty Probasco and Sandra Cook will attend 4-H camp. Fair plans were discussed. Next meeting at Linda and Kay Lee’s.
Appanoose and Lucas county residents plan a car caravan watershed tour to Honey Creek in Lucas County on June 23 starting at 1 00 p m from Centerville. Watershed chairmen ministers and farmers are urged to join the afternoon trip with LCS representatives from both counties and the Extension service assisting.
A short exhortation invites readers to bring a companion to church this Sunday, encouraging attendance and shared worship.
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