Publication line for Moulton paper on postal duties
Second class postage paid at Moulton Iowa with office at 108 North Main Street Address 62572 and names A W Bassett publisher and R R Eby editor listed as the paper’s staff.
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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1971
Page
1
Second class postage paid at Moulton Iowa with office at 108 North Main Street Address 62572 and names A W Bassett publisher and R R Eby editor listed as the paper’s staff.
Local families in Coatsville and nearby towns hosted relatives and friends over the weekend. Jerry Santner of Morrisonville stayed with his parents, while L. O. Mullenix hosted numerous diners. Later visits included Dobyns and Trimble households with relatives from Dowling Centerville Moulton Des Moines Unionville and Glenwood.
Mile Houser of Long Beach and daughter Bethel Houser Fisher of San Diego visit relatives near Moulton this week. Essex Iowa hosts Mrs. Hugh Wood Susan Wood and Rick Church at the Walters Bell home. Centerville and surrounding areas see numerous family gatherings as relatives visit and news of adoptions, promotions, and hospital stays spread through local households. Ronald Brockus leaves for Pine Ridge Job Corp Training Center. Donald Casaday attends a national convention in Washington, D. C. as a delegate from Iowa. Several births and family events are noted with extended family lists across Bloomfield Ottumwa Des Moines and Newton communities.
A diary fragment details farm work near Madrid and a 50th wedding anniversary for Roy and Lelien Erickson. It recalls relatives, the Ericksons, their children, and neighbors, plus a Welcome Neighbors club meeting with safety talks, a sandwich history segment, games, and a planned picnic for July 21 1971 at Centerville Park.
The column lists callers at the Howard Burklaw and Hedgecock homes, including Ruby Hedgecock Clara McDole W J Gordon Mae Oliver Fern Crawley Rev Edward West Goldie Hunt and others. Nearby relatives from Council Bluffs Ankeny Nebraska and Texas are noted as visiting.
Roy Maring as proprietor heads Maring Garden Supply. The business handles garden tools seeds and landscaping supplies. Details about location and operations appear in the notice snippet.
The Appanoose County Board of Supervisors met in regular session June 7 1971 at 9:00 a.m. with all members present. Minutes from May 20 were approved. Claims were approved for Hospital Service Inc, IBM, Iowa Employment Security, IPERS, printing, medex, office supplies, and Sheriff expenses among others.
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