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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1941
Page
3
The Rebekah lodge held a semi annual officers election naming N G Grace Umpferman Vo G Arminta Stites Sec Mary Kriegermeier Treasurer Myrtle Ranes. The group will support United Service Organization and Red Cross work in Appanoose county this year.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Parker of Ot tumwa visited at the C B Wahl home Monday evening. Pauline Henderson has gone to Newton for summer employment. Ronald Edwards and Wilbur Hart, who worked in Jefferson City, Mo., visit the Edwards parents and plan to leave Friday for Burlington. Kensington society held its annual picnic in Pulliam Park Tuesday and will resume September meetings with Red Cross work. Members urged to save tin foil for the national defense program. Mrs. Henry Lee and daughter Betty Jane with Mrs. Wm Kriegermeier and Home Guards group spent Monday at Forest Park in St Louis. the Home Guards are a Methodist missionary group with Mrs. Lee as sponsor. Attendees included Doris and Joe Lewin, Mary Ann and Wayne Kriegermeier, Jessie Lou Byrd, Joan and Margaret Stansberry.
Local social notes detail multiple visits and trips across Iowa Illinois and Nebraska. Families such as Stockwell Horn Ruckel and Blosser travel to Moberly Iowa City Ottumwa and Rockford while others host relatives in Moulton. Club activities at Cultus and Idle Hour feature gatherings and prizes.
Opening bass day at Lake Wapello turns bust as anglers report muddy water and misplaced oars. In town, a chiropractor sign is damaged, dispatchers get a new cage idea, and Shirley Dye tends birds, quail, and robins. Quirky notes from Art Ranes’s station to Rolla Morrow’s misadventures close with a roundup of city anecdotes.
The annual July 4th meeting will be held at Chapel Church this year announced by W B Stevens of Queen City MO. There will be good singing preaching and a bounteous dinner. A chorus of youngsters aged 4 to 8 will sing as a feature.
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