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Moulton Weekly Tribune

Location

Moulton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1960

Page

5

Amana Society: Roots of Iowa Community Life Revealed

The Amana Society, founded by German Pietists, formed in the Rhineland and moved to New York before settling along the Iowa River west of Iowa City. In 1854 they purchased 18,000 acres, later adding 17,000 more, and relocated all members to Iowa, adopting the name Amana Society.

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H S C Club Meetings At Historical Place Visit

The H S C club met with Georgia McCullough on May 12 for Guest Day. Members discussed personal prompts, read minutes, and planned August meeting. A program by Nanna, Vivian and Marvel featured a sketch of presidents wives and slides of historical places. Refreshments were served. 12 members attended. A June 9 meeting with Mardell planned county fair booth. Lorene yearbooks funded. program delayed due to Georgia's hospitalization.

H. S.C. Club Georgia McCullough Georgia Nanna Vivian Marvel Eileen Swarts Myrtle Jay Phyllis Fowler Lonnie Horn Dell Daniels Mrs. Houser Lizzie Wood Dora Singley Mona Howard Lerchie H. S. C. Club Mardell Lorene

Army Drive for Women Recruits in Medical Field

United States Army recruiters in Ottumwa announce a June drive to enlist women as medical personnel in the Women’s Army Corps. Applicants may study Clinical Psychology, Dental Specialist, Medical Laboratory, Xray, and more at Fort Sam Houston prior to enlistment. Volunteers will be enlisted at Fort Des Moines in June.

United States Army Ottumwa Women’s Army Corps Larry Sager U. S. Army United States Medical Center Fort Sam Houston Texas Fort Des Moines Women’s Army Corps Center Fort McClellan Alabama

Glowing Gladioli Wedding in West Park Church

Miss Carol Elizabeth Walls and Carl Wiliam Howell wed in West Park Methodist Church Moberly Missouri with a two basket altar display of pink and white gladioli. The ceremony featured a Chantilly lace gown and a Bible bouquet. Attendants included Donna Riley and Leon Schneider with Gary Hammontree as ring bearer. A church reception followed, and out of town guests were listed from Iowa and Missouri communities. The couple plan to reside in Macon Missouri after a wedding trip to an undisclosed destination.

West Park Methodist Church Moberly Carol Elizabeth Walls C. M. Walls West Hinton Street Carl Wiliam Howell Clarence Howell Macon Philip J. Bowline Stella Eisentein Nearing Wagner Schubert Ava Maria Bach Gounod Cadman Thompson Leisentein Donna Riley Hannibal LaGrange College Leon Schneider Excello Jay Moore Virgil Ware Gary Hammontree Mrs. Walls Mrs. Howell Monace Singers Howell Moberly Junior College University of Missouri, Columbia National Guard Ernest Morrow Marie Daniels Lowell Horn Moulton Madge Walls Bill Roberts Centerville Iowa Anna Stevens Ottumwa Ruth Walls Freemont Deborah Ann Wayne Elmer Howell Jr Springfield George Brewington Quincy W. B. Brewington Glen Cochran Connie Clarence Elmer Howell Sr Dewey Murr William Edward Murr Byron Freeman

Rainy weekend notes and local visits in Hilltown

A rainy weekend touched Hilltown with farmers split on rain needs while residents made social calls. Dianne Beard graduated Cen terville High School with family onlookers including Mrs Morrow and Mr Beard. A century old cottonwood on Humboldt land, over 100 feet tall, was removed for safety reasons.

Ronald Stites Laverne Seholt Bud Henderson Mamie Morrow Pearlie Beard Zoar Church Centerville High School Dianne Beard Keokuk H. L. Strong Humboldt

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