Second Class Postage Paid at Moulton Iowa Notice
Publication office address listed as 108 North Main Street Moulton Iowa 62572. Postal statement indicates second class postage paid at the same location with standard mailing details.
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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1971
Page
1
Publication office address listed as 108 North Main Street Moulton Iowa 62572. Postal statement indicates second class postage paid at the same location with standard mailing details.
A personal travel diary notes an upcoming trip to Des Moines on Thursday evening. The writer recalls a recent storm, daily routines, a doctor visit, and shopping for a dress, with remarks on hair, comfort, and anticipation of the journey.
A reader from Orange California sends a note and a photo of baby Eddie Glenn Scheffer, eight months old, praising the infant and joking about nostalgia for the past. The letter ends with Helen Lemmon’s quip about modern life versus “the Good Old Days.”
Seven people attended Hilltown Sunday School on June 13 as a light rain fell in the area, with about an inch expected. Community members shared visits and meals, noting the passing of Mr. Omar Wright, with Mrs. Wright identified as his sister-in-law to the Sebolt family.
The piece lists extended family visits and guests including Ernest Hartley and Floyd Filson families in Fairfield and Birmingham, Hartley and Probasco relatives in Moulton, and Martha Stevens and Hazel Worley. Richard Cook visits grandparents Lester Hutchison in Moulton. Charles McCoy family visited George Henderson. Joe Sebolt family from Lancaster were guests of Laverne Sebolt. A remark on mosquitoes follows.
Mr and Mrs Richard Trimble of East Lansing Michigan are spending a few days with his parents Mr and Mrs R L Trimble in Coatsville and with her parents as Mrs L O Mullenix hosts a visit from Lansing.
Mr and Mrs Edson Tallman of Queen City spent the weekend at the parental John Santner home. Don Santner and daughter of Morrisonville visited, as did Herbert Campbell and children of Glenwood for Sunday dinner. Mrs Joe Kent of Lancaster and A J Kent hosted Sunday visits. Dwight Lawson and family of Bloomfield joined RL Trimble’s family for Sunday. John Lantner and family traveled to Columbia for a doctor visit. John’s condition is not improving as hoped.
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