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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1963
Page
4
Postmaster Don Wright announced that Moulton will use the Zip Code 52572 to speed mail delivery. The system, effective nationally July 1, will identify geographical areas and delivery units, aiming to reduce misrouted mail and cut deposit-to-delivery time.
The Udell Happy Helpers 4-H Club organized drives for the 1963 New March of Dimes and Cancer campaigns, soliciting Udell Township homes including Udell and Unionville. Led by Mrs. Frank Stajcar and Mrs. Keith Deahl, they assisted by Mrs. John Burger and others, gaining experience in humanitarian effort and fostering service to the handicapped and ill.
A man buys a gold watch from a stranger for 10 dollars after doubting a 25 dollar offer. A TV ad later mirrors the watch, exposing the scam. The column also notes local highway politics and a child’s humorous remark about slicing potatoes.
A poem urges compassion for others and warns against harsh judgment. It argues that unseen burdens and past wounds may cause others to stumble, and only those without faults can judge righteously. The anonymous verse emphasizes shared human vulnerability and empathy.
Attendees at the Des Moines wedding of Miss Janice McKenzie and Roger Randolph on June 9 included Mr. and Mrs. J. E. McKenzie, Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Spurgeon and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beard and daughter, Mrs. Dallas Martin and son Tom, and Mrs. Mary Walk and her sons. Family visitors later stopped by the J. E. McKenzie home and the Spurgeon residence. Mrs. Harry Gordon and Bruce of Saurnen Illinois are visiting the Singley family home.
Sadie Ewing daughter of Andrew and Minerva Douse Guinn was born in Appanoose County Iowa January 21 1873. She died June 12 1963 at 10 40 p m in Centerville Iowa at age 90 years 4 months 22 days. Funeral services were held June 15 at Hilltown Christian Church with burial in Hilltown Cemetery. Card of Thanks from Ewing Family expresses heartfelt appreciation for sympathy and assistance.
The New Hope 4-H Club met June 17 at Connie Johnson home with seven members present. After the pledge and minutes, Sandra Stevenson moved to adjourn. Talks included Why Eat Eggs by Sally Ryan and How To Store and Judge Eggs by Diane Johnson. Connie Johnson demonstrated Lets Cook Cereal. next meeting at Sandra Stevenson home.
A local ladies’ group gathered Monday for their annual breakfast at the home of Mrs. Erma Wood. Attendees enjoyed a social hour and light refreshments in a cordial, neighborhood setting.
Paul Close 49, former Moulton resident, died June 12 at General Hospital Denver after four months in ill health. He worked as a bus driver there and as a county maintainer in Moulton. Survived by wife, two sons, a granddaughter, two brothers. Parents and one son preceded him. Funeral and burial in Centerville last Saturday.
Farmers in Appanoose County face July 31 as the loan maturity date for 1962 crop soybeans. The extension adds two months to the original takeover date with redeeming loans and marketing through commercial channels. About 153,781 bushels remain under the price support program as of January 31, 1963.
Hugh Wood Jr and a group including Stevie Bob Newcomer Cliff Cosby Le Roy Knorr Claude Lee Bob Bender Hubert Morrow Kenny Britt Carl Miller Chas Archer Charles Davis Jim Douglas Jack Fowler Dave Edwards Richard White and Ernie Archer were in St Louis Sunday to watch the Cardinals split a double header with the Pittsburgh Pirates.
Dr. and Mrs. C. O. Sikes and daughter of Hillsboro Ohio visit parental Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mikels south west of Moulton. last week's Tribune omitted Mrs. Maude Killion.
Chapter F of the PEO Sisterhood held a Spring Break fast at Mrs. Doyle Andersons home with Mrs. Ralph Norton and Mrs. Ron Tait assisting. Following breakfast, Mrs. Wayne Bassett delivered the state convention report.
The Moulton Jamboree promotion committee announces a free King Kamper camping outfit for visitors. The 6 ft 4 in by 10 ft unit on a trailer rents sleeping space for four with stove ice box and electrical hookups. Displayed at Morrow Implement Co. with a retail value near $1,000, entries open to all in the jamboree area.
Jill Stansberry daughter of Colleen Stansberry will travel to Lake Okiboji this weekend to compete for the Miss Iowa title. A dance is planned Sunday night with swimsuit competition Sunday afternoon and the finals that evening when Miss Iowa will be crowned.
Three Kirksville district students earned spring quarter honors at Kirksville State Teachers College. Enid Morrow, Danny Hargrave, and Jill Stansberry met the seven and a half credit hours and at least a B average on the E, 5, M, I, F scale.
Mr and Mrs Paul Howell arrived from Orlando Florida and are staying this summer at Archie Kimball's home.
Five year old Roger Horn son of Mr and Mrs Frederick Horn southeast of Moulton broke both bones in his left arm while playing at the farm home Friday morning. He jumped from a stack of sheet rock and fell. He was taken to Centerville hospital and kept overnight before release.
Robert Morrow of Horn Insurance Co. has passed the examination and is now a licensed real estate agent in Iowa. The local firm handles real estate in connection with their other insurance business.
Mrs Paul Davison underwent back surgery after a May incident in Mesa Arizona where she slipped a disc while lifting records. the procedure aimed to relieve pain and she is showing daily improvement. The Davisons live at 137 East 7th Street in Mesa.
Iowa State Health officials urge hot weather precautions to prevent sunstroke heatstroke and heat prostration. Key tips include limiting heat exposure wearing hat light clothing avoiding strenuous activity and ensuring hydration with water and salt. The piece notes risks to the young elderly alcoholics and those with prior heat illness and ends with a local housing move report.
A 1960 Ford ton pickup driven by Sig Mikels collided with a 1951 Chevrolet driven by Arthur Jay on Old Dean Road 30 miles southwest of Moulton at dawn. Investigators Sheriff Paul Thomas and Marshal Ermon Howard reported minor bruises for the occupants as both vehicles suffered damage. Jay’s car hit the right side and spun into a grader ditch while Mikels’ truck stayed on the road. Jay was eastbound at about 30 to 35 mph. Mikels was northbound near Ernest Stansberry farm as he planned to turn west.
Members of the Methodist congregation and friends of the Moore family welcomed Rev Raymond Moore as he resumes his third year as pastor of the Moulton charge for the coming church year.
The B Y s Club held a June 12 gathering at Tone Harris home with 12 members and 1 guest. Irene Henderson read Psalm 67 and a poem, and Lois Dowell was welcomed as a new member. Alma White drew the mystery package. three members won tray prizes. Next meeting hosted by Daisy Herteen on June 26.
Mr and Mrs Larry New land and Todd met in Chillicothe for a Sunday picnic. Connie Houser returned home after two weeks in Kansas City with the Newlands. Hollan Lamb and granddaughter visited relatives in Waterloo and Cedar Falls. Janie Ritz Florence Kirby and Elizabeth visited at Lando Jones home in Wheatland. Linda Jones joined them for a visit. Floyd Lewin and daughters from Des Moines and Charles Harvey and son from Ft Myers Fla visited LaVerne Howard’s home.
Mr and Mrs Carl Whisler of Unionville Iowa celebrate their golden anniversary on Saturday June 22 with an open house at Fairview Church of the Brethren. The couple married June 22 1913 in Bloomfield Iowa. They have 12 children 29 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren. Neighbors and friends invited.
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