Still Hold Lead To League Race
The Moulton SaMo club remains atop the league race after a 3-2 win over Seymour in sweltering heat. Pitchers Ross and Tackelson matched zeroes until late. Ross was struck in the chest, left for fifteen minutes, then returned to hurl. Astle and Orman led Moulton with three-base hits and multi hits. Seymour’s Cotter tripled and scored in the third. McDowell doubled the visitors’ final run in the seventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton SaMo Club
Seymour
Ross
Tackelson
Moulton
Tackerson
Astle
Orman
Davis
Carr
Poffenberger
Garrett
Mathew
H E
Cotter
McDowell
Missouri
Unionville
Jonville
Social News From Moulton and Surrounding Towns
A long list of visits and travels across Missouri and nearby states highlights the week. Mrs. Sam Cole visited friends in Moberly while Misses Mary Bowie and Mary Singley spent Sunday in Des Moines. Several residents hosted relatives, including Merle Richardson in Moberly and Martha Jackson in Lawrence visiting Otis Edwards. A new baby son was born to Wendell and Lottie Casady in Bloomfield. The Moulton Bridge Club met with L. C. Triboulet. high honors to G. L. Bovard and Mike Barry. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. Ward Johnston of Osborne and Mrs. Mike Barry of Moberly. Worth Fox injured his left thumb at the round house. Helen Singley hosted a bridge party with guests from Kansas City and Osborne. Merle Richardson and John Taylor attended from out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Cole
Prairie City
Iowa
G. T. Moore
Leslie Gorman
Ottumwa
J. E. Campbell
Lettie Daniels
Wm. Ullrich
Pomona
Kirksville
Wm. Wotan
Virginia
Robert
Addie Booth
Springfield
Ora Wood
Scotch Bluff
Nebr
Moulton
Monterey Colts
Isaac Lawin
Moberly
Ed. Katt
Katt
Harry Powell
Elizabeth Powell
John Powell
Kansas City
G. L. Bovard
Marian
Bridge
Helen Singley
Gale Huddleston
Florence Jordan
Florida
Joretta Murray
Chicago
Esco
Jane Rucker
Ward Johnston
W. J. Dever
Des Moines
Osborne
Kans
A. W. Mullinix
Hoisington
Tabitha Edwards
C. A. Decapito
Theodore
Brookfield
Decapito
Edwards
Wendell Casady
Bloomfield
Wendell
J. Z. Casady
Lottie Daniels
Bridge Club
L. C. Triboulet
Mike Barry
Earl Smithburg
Chariton
W. F. Bayne
Pearl Davis
Liberal
Colleen Gale
G. C.singley
Worth Fox
Round House
Worth
Fox
Clay’ Cushna
Merle,Richardson
John Taylor
Centerville
Centerville Fans Threaten Exit Over League Rules
Centerville league baseball fans threaten to pull the team from the league unless salaried-player restrictions are eased. They propose hiring Ottumwa pennant pitcher and add players to boost competitiveness after two wins and fan attendance decline. A Friday meeting with league president Morgan will decide the course, with Moulton noted as likely to accept Centerville’s terms.
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Centerville Sowegian
IaMo League
Centerville
Ottumwa
Sippi Valley
Pres. Morgan
Moulton
Methodist Bible Study and Sunday Services Schedule
Friday afternoon at 2 30 Bible study lesson The Mercies of God I Tim 1 1 Sunday school at 10 am Subject Christian Discipleship Morning worship 11 am Sermon Hunger Vs Righteousness Epworth League Devotional Hour 7 pm Topic Independence Evening service 8 pm in keeping with Independence Day Sermon theme The National Blessing Home Missionary society meets next Wednesday afternoon Definitive announcement on Sunday Prayer service followed by Sunday school board meeting Wednesday evening Cordial welcome extended to all services
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Home Missionary Society
Dean to Celebrate Fourth of July in Grand Style
Dean plans a full day of old fashioned Fourth of July fun with sports races and contests two ball games big dance and speeches. West Famous Band to provide music shade and cold water on the grounds. Attendees urged to bring family and renew or form ties as the nearby town expected to draw large crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
First Concert Delights Large Town Crowd
A packed Main Street and Pulliam Park welcomed a Moulton band concert last Saturday. This Saturday another strong program is planned with marches including First Brigade I NG and The Huntress, a serenade A Night in June, plus two steps and waltzes such as Cotton Babe Wild Flowers and Gloria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton
Pulliam Park
First Brigade
Mystic Star
Trombonum
Gloria
Democrats and Republicans Hold County Nominating Meet
Next Saturday at Centerville the Democrats and Republicans of Ap panoose county will meet to nominate candidates for board member 1931 term. This term for board member is the only county office to be nominated by both conventions. Other business of the parties will also be taken care of at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerville
Appanoose County
Soil testing and limestone meeting schedule in Iowa counties
Farmers in Appanoose County will join soil testing and limestone meetings in Moravia Udell and Moulton from 8 am to 2:30 pm. County Agent Leo Bowdish Iowa State College and Wabash Railway sponsor with a motor car moving between stations. Professors Boatman Watkins and Weichman assist, urging each farmer to bring soil samples from every field for testing and guidance on lime requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appanoose
Moravia
Udell
Moulton
Leo W Bowdish
Iowa State College
Wabash Railway Company
Wabash Station
J. L. Boatman
W. F. Watkins
Paul Weichman
Bowdish
Dividend Checks Awaiting Call at Local Bank
About 670 dividend checks totaling nearly 12000 dollars remain uncalled at First National Bank per Receiver E T Martin. The final week to claim is ending Saturday night when the Moulton bank closes. Unclaimed funds will be sent to Washington for processing, potentially delaying owners. Call today to avoid red tape and secure your check before the deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
E. T. Martin
Martin
Moulton Bank
Washington
Wood Clan Holds Reunion at Yates Grove Near Moulton
Last Sunday a Wood family reunion and gathering of friends took place at Yates Grove north of Moulton. Ora Wood and family from Scotch Bluff Nebraska were honored guests. Other attendees included Arthur Wood and family, Lewis Wood and family, Harry Wood and family, Frank Davis and family of Moulton, Harlan Wood of Cincinnati, P H Wood and family, Claude Johnson and family, and Doyle McDaniels and family of Unionville.
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Yates Grove
Moulton
Wood
Sand
Ora Wood
Scotch Bluff
Nebr
Arthur Wood
Lewis Wood
Harry Wood
Frank Davis
Harlan Wood
Cincinnati
P. H
Fabius Township Farm Bureau Picnic at Monterey Church Yard
Picnic at Monterey church yard on Monday June 30 at 2 o clock with luncheon at 5. Program includes speeches contests and games. Election of officers to follow with Mrs H R Stevenson as Township Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fabius Township Farm Bureau
Monterey Church Yard
H. R.,. Stevenson
Des Moines visits and garden sights noted in Iowa
An assortment of fragmented notes mentions Des Moines as a location for early week events. Glenn Mason appears in Des Moines on Tuesday evening while Mrs. Oris Davis visits Pleas Gray near Udell. Ren Dea Moines and Dr Earl Sellers also pop up in scattered references.
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H. Brueggeman
Des
Moines
Glenn
Mason
Moulton
Oris ‘Davis
Sheen
Gray
Udell
Dea
Earl. Sellers
Cukas
John’. Clark
Body of former Moulton superintendent Bingaman found
A Des Moines wife writes Postmaster Garrett that Mrs Jeanne Bingaman believes her husband C. C. Bingaman, former Moulton schools superintendent (1919 20), is dead after disappearing in late 1929. A coroner cites a body found in a creek with a dental plate needed for ID. The letter notes Bingaman’s dire state and last seen in November 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Bingaman
Moulton
Garrett
Bingaman
Des Moines
Chariton
Ville
Quiry
Binaman
Iowa
Joe
Jeanne E. Bingaman
East Grand. Ave
Freeman
Terville
Moravia P E 0/8 members host festive gathering
The Moravia P E O chapter held a three course dinner at six with about twenty six members attending. Hostesses Helen Halden Olive Smit avia Stella Lyons decorated rooms in P E O colors and organized a program featuring Thelma Johnson Firkens Schreiner Marian Bova Alma Keemee and Helen Garrett among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P
Moulton
Moravia
Esses
Mesdames
Helen
Etta Halden
Olive
Smitavia
Stella Lyons
Uni Ta
M. E. Char Lers
P. E
Ladie E. Church
Kolo Schreiner
Alma Keemee
Lorena Albert
Marian
Bova
Helen’. Garrett
Unionville
Mora
Pretty. Smith
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Ross and Company
Sunda
Uva
Mason City
Dan Gunn
Stubbs
E. J. Alber
Methodist
Church“Of God Holiness
Wm. Swann
Centralia
Roy Farmer
Keokuk
Manford Lane
M. E. Church
Frank Pitts
Richard Moore
Paul Hamilton
George Jordan
St. Louis
A. McElroy
Dorothy Norris
LaClede
Stella Hamilton
The
Christian Church
Dick Eby
Elsworth Chrisman
Jas
Holman
Robert McQueen
John Bridal
Main
First St
Earl. Smithburg
Keon
Gerald Berry
Church of God
Alvah
Bennett
Wood Clan
Creek
Glenwood
Mor
Legion. ‘Juni
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