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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1965
Page
1
A reminiscence by Wallace S. Murray recalls Philadelphia streetcars watermelons and old-time vendors. The column also lists local visitors, family gatherings, hospital runs, and community events across several households in Bentonsport Fort Madison and nearby towns.
Monday night callers included Mrs Irene Hyatt and Maxine with Mr and Mrs Dean Henderson. Tuesday evening guesting involved Mr and Mrs Everett Bogle with Mr and Mrs Ralph Reynolds. Rex Hawk Dan ny Dean and Rae Ann visited Sunday evening with the Wil-.
Agnes More and others travel between Unionville Gothenburg Ottumwa Muscatine Centerville and nearby towns visiting relatives and friends. The series of calls includes the Russell Alden and Robert Hammer homes plus a family reunion at Claude Underwood in Centerville with eight children present including a son Wayne from California after eight years apart.
Mrs. L. O. Mullenix and Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Kent were mentioned in a social item. The fragment notes their attendance at an event in Coatsville with brief unspecified details.
Mrs Elwina Mathers and children journeyed Tuesday to Ottumwa. Mrs L O Mullenix and several friends shopped in Canton Missouri Tuesday. Visits span Centerville Phoenix and Wyaconda as relatives gather for meals church services and family time.
A rare albino robin was discovered in a nest with three normal robins on the Don Jones farm near Ogden. Brian and Diane Jones rescued the albino after the other robins abandoned the nest in a machine shed.
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