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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1965
Page
3
A lyrical meditation on retirement asks for integrity courage and curiosity. The speaker seeks freedom with pay without compromising values while acknowledging youth successors and the pension system. The note closes with a promotional line about a 36 page booklet offered through a New York mailing address.
The Iowa State safety division warns that organophosphorus pesticides are hazardous and not harmless as claimed. Instructions on labels include skin and eye protection and avoiding milk contamination, with handling advice from Dr Floyd Andre reported May 2 by the Des Moines Sunday Register.
The guidance urges washing exposed skin after handling organophosphorus insecticides and before eating or drinking. It advises reading labels, informing a family doctor, standing upwind when filling, wearing gloves during calibrations, and watching for drift from treated fields.
The O F N Club met with Hazel Freeborn and Agnes Lynch as co hostesses on Wednesday afternoon June 9. The meeting opened with members reading the club pledge and Hazel led the devotions. Eileen served as secretary in the absence of the regular secretary.
A compact recap of significant June anniversaries: Napoleon defeated at Waterloo in 1815. Susan B. Anthony fined for voting in 1873. Maximilian executed in 1867. eight hour federal day in 1912. Great Seal adopted in 1782. Father’s Day observed from June 20. charter for a new league of nations completed in 1945. Nazi invasion of Russia in 1941. G I Bill signed in 1944. Wiley Post and Gatty began round the world flight in 1931. John Cabot is said to have discovered North America in 1497.
Roll call featured Sandra Kerby and Vivian Wright gift exchanges. Myrtle led the program. Attendees included Geraldine Freeborn Arminta Pedrick Inez Rohl Irene Davis Marie Ballew Marie Davison Erma Wood Eileen Swarts Myrtle Jay Goldie Agnes Lynch Hazel Freeborn and children Teresa Kerby Lori Ann Turner. No July meeting. Family night picnic set for August 1 at Hugh and Mrs Wood’s home.
A unique stone formation resembling a man, located about two miles west and a half mile north of Fayette in northeast Iowa, has been designated as Stone Man Corner, a locally recognized landmark.
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