Rain Delays TaMo League Game In Moulton
Wet grounds halted Sundays TaMo league matchup as Moulton could not host Browning Mo. club with a rescheduled doubleheader eyed for August 24 in Moulton. Centerville beat Albia 9-0 and Unionville edged Seymour 5-4 in eleven. league standings show Moulton 4 0, Unionville 4 1, Albia 2 3, Centerville 2 3, Browning 1 3, Seymour 1 4. Details on batting and fielding averages for Moulton and the league follow.
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Moulton
Browning
Pres
J. G. Morgan
Unionville
Centerville
Albia
Seymour
Pet. Moulton
Seymour Here Sunday Brings League Play To Mullen’s Field
Seymour, facing a rough start this season, is set to appear Sunday at Mullen’s Field formerly McGriff Park. Moulton brings its regular strong lineup with Ross pitching and Mathews catching. The 2:30 pm contest could decide the league leadership and test Seymour’s scrappy team against the pace and drive of Moulton.
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Seymour
Moulton
Ross Twirling
Mathews
Mullen’s Field
McGriff Park
Albia and Unionville clash in Sunday league games
Albia travels to Unionville and Browning visits Centerville for Sunday league action. The schedule features two matchups as teams vie for standings and regional bragging rights in a busy weekend slate.
Legion Juniors Lose Opener To Kirksville Juniors
The American Legion club dropped a 14 to 9 opener to Kirksville Juniors. Moulton scored nine runs, with Paul Watkins catching for the locals and Glen How pitching well after a rough innings stretch. Hill emerged as a real slugger in a flashy first inning showing.
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Total American Legion Baseball Club
Kirksville
Moulton
Paul Watkins
Watkins
Sterling
Ito
Legio
Glen
Local Happenings in Des Moines and Nearby
Marvin Richardson works in Des Moines as the M F Club meets with Mrs Cris Davis. The Golden Hour Circle to meet with Mrs George Ballew this afternoon. Mrs R A McGriff of Des Moines visits relatives in Moulton earlier week. Several residents visit relatives in Milton Keosauqua Hastings Nebr and Kansas City Mo. Mrs Alvah Powell and daughter return from hospital Center ville last Thursday. Kensington society meets with Mrs Sam Cole. L C Gorman elected president. Attendees travel to Mt Pleasant for Epworth League Institute. many locals visiting kin in various towns across Iowa and Missouri. Joe Kinkade to Brooklyn NY for medical internship. family visits and travels noted.
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Marvin ‘Richardson
Des Moines
M. F
Cris Davis
Golden Hour Circle
George Ballew
Gale Huddleston
Milton
Keosauqua
Vern Allan
Hastings
Nebr
John Lynch
Alvah Powell
Centerville
Clay Cushwa
Nick Ogden
Kansas City
Moulton
Ora Wood
Thelma
Kimball
Lew Wood
Ollie Pulliam
Kensington Society
Sam Cole
L. C. Gorman
Floyd Seafinger
Albia
Otis Davis
Kenneth Davis
Freda Post
Nora Hutchinson
Elsie Cornett
Martha Jordan
Epworth League Institute
Mt. Pleasant
Elias Lanner
Joe Kinkade
Macon
Frank Pike
R. Moen
Moen
Inwood
Iowa
Harry Powell
Joyce Arlene
John Powell
Brooklyn
N. Y
Harbor Hospital
Joe
Medical College
Iowa City
M. S. Edwards
G. L. Bovard
W. J. Dever
Ward Johnston
Farmington
Levi Buckles
Lew Fowler
Detroit Mich
Unionville
Heintze
Carson Craig
Ross Jordan
Ruth
Stella Hamilton
Helen
University Park
Holiness Church
H. R.moore
F. C. Moore
Idaho
T. GC. Coulter
Toronto
Canada
Roy
Madison
Wrs
Coulter
Glenn
Clarence Swenson
Denver
Colo
Stuart ‘Mace
J. F. Rex
Iowa ‘Methodist
Mys
Mullinix Attorneys File An Appeal
The State of Iowa v Mullinix appeal filed in district court by Valentine and Valentine. Mullinix, tied to a daylight bank robbery in Dean in 1929, was sentenced to 50 years in Des Moines. Appeal hinges on transcript costs, charged to the county, with Mullinix in an Iowa penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Iowa
Lee Mullinix
Valentine
Mullinix
Centerville
Jonegian
Dean
Iowa
Edison Castor
Thompson
Supreme Court
Rain Prayer Story From Coatsville Remembered As Heat Tale
A hot dry day in Coatsville recalls a tale relayed by Mayor G. L. Bovard about a rubber shoe driven blaze danger and trees felled for stock. An old man’s loud rain prayer for a small fee allegedly brought rain that fell for three days, later questioned by locals for truth.
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G. L. Bovard
Coatsville
Mr. Bovard
Andy McGuire
Mr. McGuire
Mr. Bayard
Children’s Day Program at Christian Church Sunday
A Sunday Children’s Day program at a Christian church featured an opening song led by the chorus, prayers, recitations by Bogardus and Davis children, multiple solos and group performances, instrument numbers, a piano and violin solo, and a triangle girls’ song. The text notes illnesses and visits of local residents including Mrs. W. Stober and Mrs. Aldead Beard, plus a Wichita family returning home after visiting.
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Christian Church
God
Phyllis Bogardus
Imogene Bogaradus
Virginia Davis
Kathryn Coons
Dorothy
Doris Davis
Berdine Rogers
Betty Carr
Marvin Rogers
Junior Bogardus
Trilla Belle Johnson
Betty Osteen
Annabeth Worley
Pearl Bogardus
Neeta Davis
Romaine Carr
Sara Louise Kimmel
Mary Carr
Jewell Davis
Dorel Kimbal
Charlotte
Lucille Berry
Billy Beggs
Dorothy Johnson
Helen Garrett
Dean Landsear
Triangle Girls
I O F Boys Band To Play In Moulton Tuesday
The I O F boys band from Mason City with 26 musicians ages 9 to 18 will perform at Pulliam Park at 10 a m next Tuesday June 24. Grand Master F A Rogers and staff will attend with possible Rebekah Assembly officers. A parade starts at 9 am, all Odd Fellows urged to attend. The free concert, described as among the finest in the Midwest, caps a gala community event with a hearty local welcome.
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Moulton
Mason City
F. A. Rogers
Rebekah
Pulliam Park
Centerville
Bloomfield
Middle West
Camp Fire Girls Elect Officers for the Year
The Wa Chee Lo Camp Fire girls elected officers at Nadine Hinsey home. President Marjorie Daniels vice president Sara Kimmel secretary Agnes Bowie treasurer Doris Wright. Committees named with Pauline Daniels Doris Wright Hikes Doris Richardson Marjorie Daniels Band Nadine Hinsey Daphne Edwards. They plan to clean Legion Rooms for Camp Fire HQ and seek donated chairs tables or books.
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Wa Chee Lo
Nadine Hinsey
Marjorie Daniels
Sara Kimmel
Agnes Bowie
Doris Wright
Pulliam Park
Pauline Daniels
Doris Richardson
Daphne Edwards
Ruth Jordan
Margaret Barkley
Lois Clark
Ruth Landsear
Dorothy Hanson
Martha Jorden
Ruth Stansberry
Davis County Farmer Killed In Binder Accident
R. D. Sullivan, 57, a leading Davis County farmer and long time school board member, died Monday afternoon when a grain binder toppled from a rock and crushed him at a farm east of Bloomfield. Glenn Pottorff found the body. Sullivan left a wife and two married children. Funeral services will be held this afternoon.
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R. D. Sullivan
Davis County
Bloomfield
Glenn Pottorff
Sullivan
Pottorff
Clock Moore Wedding in Hampton Iowa June 18 1930
On Friday June 18 1930 Miss Helen May Clock married H Richard Moore at the home of the bride's parents Mr and Mrs Sherwood Clock in Hampton Iowa. Both families are Iowa State College graduates with the groom a Kappa Sigma member and the bride previously teaching in Boone Town.
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Moore
Helen May
Moulton Band to Play Saturday Night Concert
Announcement says the Moulton band will give a Saturday night concert at Pul liam Park at 8 o'clock. It is the first of regular summer concerts. Final practices occur Friday night at the city hall. Plan to attend and enjoy the varied program.
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Pulliam Park
Unemployed in Appanoose County Report Released
Census director Charlotte Murphy releases county unemployment figures with Centerville leading at 147, Mystic 107, and Bellair township near Numa at 60. Moulton shows 23 idle residents, with a detailed list including Cincinnati Exline Lincoln Walnut Rathbun Pleasant and others. Recheck may raise population to 1491 from 1472 as part of updated totals.
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Charlotte Murphy
Appanoose County
Centerville
Mystic
Bellair Township
Numa
Moulton
Bellair
Cincinnati
Exline
Lincoln
Work Of Settling Fills Has Started
Travelers west on Primary 3 are detoured over former routes as McCarty Construction Co begins work to settle the grade for a paved road linking Moulton with state highways. Machinery digs five holes at once, spaced five feet apart, depths from nine feet to three. Holes are backfilled with water to settle the grade before concrete laying begins. Foreman says no loose dirt found yet and fills are packed to depth, a necessary but light early phase.
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McCarty Construction Company
Moulton
McCarty
Mt. Ararat
Forman
Ararat
Final Dividend Checks Delivered by Receiver
Announcement from Receiver E. T. Martin of the National Bank warns depositors they must claim final dividend checks at the bank within one week starting Monday. Checks amount to 11 610 percent. failure to present materials may lead to extended property seizure as creditors await settlement.
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E. T. Martin
Th National Bank
Martin
John Bridal Injured In Caused Train Yard Incident
John Bridal brakeman was injured in an incident at Bloomfield when he fell from a freight car as the brake on a heavy train failed. He was carried to a hospital in Moberly with two broken bones and injuries to the hip and body. Powell helped avert a worse outcome by braking the car in time.
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John Bridal
Moulton
Bloomfield
Bridal
Joose
Powell
Brida
Moberly
Annual Tour to Ames Seeks Farmers and Professionals
Farmers of Appanoose join Iowa State College visit on June 22 and 23 with over sixty five counties scheduled to attend. Grant Chapman notes strong interest as tours cover livestock breeds agronomy farm houses and more with overnight lodging at a nominal cost as travelers head toward Leon on primary road No. 65.
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Appanoos
Iowa ‘State College
Mer
Grant Chapman
Ames
Ville
Leon
U.S. No
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Broshar
Simmons
Legion Juniors
Owell
R. A. McGriff
Mullinix Attorneys
County
W. ¥. Stober
Almeada Beard
M. H. Hargrove
H. W. Swarts
Wichita
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