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Newspaper

Moulton Weekly Tribune

Location

Moulton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1926

Page

4

Beulah Vicinity Social Roundup Saturday Weather and Visits

A rain shower fell in the Beulah vicinity on Saturday. BD. W. Burgher traded in Moulton on Friday. Lawrence Morland spent Sunday with home folk. Clayton Joiner was a school caller Thursday afternoon. Brandon Cox and Jeona Starks, near Centerville, visited grandmother Mrs. Charley Day 18 this week. Miss Minnie Moulton did housework for Mrs. John Burgher while the Burghers attended a Sunday school convention in Kansas. Harold Stickler called on his lady friend Saturday evening. Tom Joiner, wife, and grandson Donald Burgher called at the Carl Burgher home Monday afternoon. Aletha and Lucille Morlan called at Ellis Waggoner’s home Monday forenoon. Misses Wilma and Edna Whisler left for Laurel Ind to attend Erma Hornaday’s wedding. Harry Moulton delivered wool at Moulton Monday.

W. Burgher Moulton Lawrence Morland Clayton Joiner Brandon Cox Jeona Starks Centerville Charley Minnie Moulton John Burgher Mrs. Burgher Kansas Harold Stickler Tom Joiner Donald Burgher Carl Burgher Aletha Lucille Morlan Ellis Waggoner Wilma Edna Whisler Laurel Erma Hornaday Udell Harry Moulton

Coatsville and Vicinity News Roundup

G E Marshall family called to Centerville to see Verne's ill wife in hospital. Jack Horn of Centerville visited his father FE Horn. Nyoma and Gora Horn visiting in Moulton area. Mail carrier unable to traverse route Monday. River out of its banks. John Probasco and wife from La Grange visiting Alta Probasco. Arch Childs and wife redoing their house. Mrs Florence Childs week end at George Camdens. Carl and Virgil Marshall drove to Centerville through mud to fetch Carl's wife. Lester Burgher bought Susan Wood corn and hauls it for 40 cents a bushel. Raymond Horn and wife return to Kansas City after two weeks here.

G. E. Marshall Centerville Verne Jack Horn FE. C Nyoma Gora Horn Moulton John Probasco la Grange Alta Probasco Arch Childs Florence Childs George Camdens Glenwood Carl Virgil Marshall Lester Burgher Susan Wood Raymond Horn Kansas City

Social Visits and Weekday Travel Around Moulton

Roundy Mr and Mrs Earl Powell and children visited Ross Spurgeon on Tuesday. Mrs Tommy Ransom and children stayed with parental Lewis McFall in Moulton on Wednesday. Miss Louise Spurgeon spent last weekend at Osar Starr home near Monterey. Max Moore and Crawford Powell visited relatives in Missouri. Clint Bybee was with home folk in Moulton on Sunday. Virgil Robinson traded in Moulton on Saturday. Miss Kathleen Childs spent Monday and Tuesday at the Ross Spurgeon home.

Earl Powell Ross Spurgeon Tommy Ransom Lewis McFall Moulton Louise Spurgeon Osar Starr Monterey Max Moore Crawford Powell Missouri Clint Bybee Virgil Robinson Kathleen Childs

Carter Creek Rural Social Notes Update

Carl Wallace was in Udell Monday and had blacksmith work done in West Grove Tuesday. Miss Reva Lawson spent the weekend with home folk. Thomas Barnes and family visited Earl Stoker Saturday. Esco and Mrs. Moore traded in Moulton Saturday night. Lester Gravett and son Dwight were Moulton callers Saturday night. Mrs. Carl Wallace visited her mother Mrs. Russell Horn Tuesday. Nelson Lamb and Mrs. Gravett visited Monday. Erma Stober attended meetings at Fairview and Mark on Sunday.

Carl Wallace Udell Reva Lawson Erma Stober Fairview West Grove Thomas Barnes Earl Stoker Esco Moore Moulton Lester Gravett Dwight Russell Horn Nelson Lamb Mark

Local Social Notes Include Visits and Callers

Mrs W T Hays spent Wednesday evening at the T B Fox home. Mrs Matherly from Moravia visited her sister Mrs Fred Moore. Mr and Mrs Tom Fox were in Centerville Saturday afternoon. D L Mote recently at Unionville is now at home. Harry Freeborn and wife visited C R Fox. Trainard Fox called on Mrs John Caswell of Moulton Saturday. Leo Mote spent weekend with Nick and Harry Ogden. June Young visited Tom Fox Tuesday morning. Freddie Moore visited Sam Carr Tuesday. Claud Fox and Tom Fox delivered hogs Tuesday.

John Caswell Moulton Leo Mote Nick Harry Ogden June Young Tom Foxs Freddie Moore Sam

Old Faithful Advocate for Honest Medical Care

A persuasive denunciation of quack advertising and impostor healers. It extols the devoted physician who sacrifices comfort for patient welfare, condemns surface advertising, and urges gratitude to the trustworthy family doctor who aids during births and illnesses. The piece warns against gullibility and highlights cures marketed by charlatans.

Canal Zone Baby Sue Grandma

Central News Social Visit Highlights Local Gatherings

Mr and Mrs M C Henson of Livia Mo spent Tuesday night and Wednesday with Bud Henson Edna Fouts Ralph Henson Reva Fay Lawson Alvin McClure Ronald Georgian Fouts and Fouts Dooley at the Arthur Simmons home Cecil Armstrong visited Saturday and Sunday with relatives Miss Thelma Childs of Coatsville spent last week with Bud Henson Flavy Lawson attended Sunday activities with family services and neighbors.

M. C. Henson Livonia Bud Henson Edna Fouts Ralph Henson Reva Fay Lawson Alvin McClure Ronald Georgian Fouts Fouts Dooley Arthur Simmons Cecil Armstrong Home Folk Thelma Childs Coatsville Flavy Lawson

Sunday Night News From West Grove and Surroundings

Sunday night with Carl Goldenstead. Mr and Mrs Ernest Barnett and son Jack of West Grove spent Sunday in Monterey. Art Lawson and sons traded in Monterey Monday. Alvin McClurg spent Saturday eve with home folk. Mrs Leo Fouts spent Friday eve with Mrs Jerry Johnson. Mrs Carl Wallace was trading in Moulton Monday afternoon. Lester Kirby sheared sheep for Lester Gravett Tuesday. Earl Stober and children spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Leo Fouts. Pearl White were Sunday afternoon callers at Jeff Stoner home. Claude McGrew and family were in Bloomfield Wednesday. Earl Stoner and family in Bloomfield Wednesday afternoon. Carl Wallace in Moulton Tuesday. Paul Gableman of St Louis called at Jeff Stoner home for mother Rhoda Countryman illness. Mrs Rhoda Countryman was visiting at J P Stoner home a few days last week. Miss Erma Stoner spent Saturday night and Sunday with Miss Erma Cox.

Carl Goldenstead Ernest Barnett Jack West Grove Monterey Art Lawson and Sons Alvin McClurg Home Folk Leo Fouts Jerry Johnson Carl Wallace Moulton Lester Kirby Lester Gravett Earl Stober Pearl White Jeff Stoner Claude McGrew Bloomfield Earl Stoner Paul Gableman St. Louis Rhoda Countryman J. P. Stoner Erma Stoner Erma Cox

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