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Newspaper

Moulton Weekly Tribune

Location

Moulton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1940

Page

4

Both Parties In Convention This Saturday

Delegates from the Republican and Democratic parties will assemble in Centerville this Saturday for conventions. Democrats meet at 11 00 am in Centerville court house. Republicans call for June 29 1940 at 10 00 am at Centerville High School Auditorium to nominate county officers and select delegates to state conventions in Des Moines Burlington and to transact other business. The Republican Central Committee will meet after adjournment to elect officers.

Centerville George Lane Washington Township Court House Harry Jennings Grace Bedinger Republican State Central Committee Iowa Des Moines Burlington Burlington Memorial Auditorium Republican County Central Committee H. C. Haynes Maude Hickman

Udell Youth Pleads Guilty To Breaking And Entering Charge

Keith Stevens a 19 year old Udell youth pled guilty to breaking and entering the Ross Spurgeon garage in a neighboring town Wednesday night last week. Judge Dashiel sentenced him to five months in jail and a $100 fine. He admitted taking three batteries and two gallon cans of oil from the garage and stealing 20 gallons of gasoline from the Sam Boyer store gas pump. Stevens was captured in Hed ford after sheriff notices. A complete confession was then secured at Centerville.

Keith Stevens Udell Ross Spurgeon Dashiel Stevens Sam Boyer Hedford Jack Briley Centerville

Hitchcock Furniture Mattress Guess Contest Saturday Night

Hitchcock Furniture Store offers a 27.50 mattress on display for a guess of stitches used in the window design. Visit the store in Moulton to enter. results announced Saturday night with no strings attached. Also note a feature on a Budapest inventor's meat substitute in The American Weekly.

Hitchcock Furniture Hitchcock Hitchcocks Moulton

Christian Church Supper Planned For Saturday Evening

The ladies of the Christian church will host a three cent supper at the church dining rooms starting at 5 30. Mr and Mrs Jas West visited Des Moines on Tuesday while Mrs C G Eby Mrs G L Bovard and Mrs George Carson were Otumwa visitors last Thursday.

Ladies of the Christian Church Jas West Des Moines C. G. Eby G. L. Bovard George Carson Kermit Edwards High Hill W. A. Shelton Margaret Unionville W. L. Downing C. E. Swinney Charles Ft. Dodge Iowa Swinney Harry Wise Rawlins Wyo Dick Eby Katherine Wilfred Smith Albia A. P. Hoskins Molly Milton Gate Huddleston Huddleston Junior Figge Devon Penn George

Local Happenings In Moulton Area This Week

Community notices describe visits by Charley Conote and family from Moberly to Moulton, multiple relatives from Des Moines Seattle and Chicago to stay with local families, a 7 pound boy born to the Barber family, and numerous weekend gatherings, trips to Glenwood and Centerville, plus club meetings and a World’s Fair trip.

Charley Conote Moberly Moulton John Barnes Oskaloosa O. B. Carr Hugh Rex Wood Extra Audubon J. C. Henson Unionville Presco Killion David Allen Henry Barber Cora Schulz Gertrude Des Moines Alpha Mae Yount Bend Oregon Betty Garr Centerville Minnie Hartley Lucille Dowell Seattle Wash M. F. Dowell Lester Strubhar LaHarpe Kans Walter Crosby Glenwood Frank Austin F. O. Dobyns Brooklyn Ill Alec Dobyns Ada Glee Hemingway West Branch Iowa Harold Hitchcock Henry Byrd Byrd J. M. Ellis Newell Shanna Lu’Collins Chicago Will Guinn Charley Guinn Kansas City A. W. Logan Logan Herbert Moore Bridge Club George Carson Otis Edwards Rolla Morrow Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Wm. Osborne Harlan Howard George Davis P. M. Bridge Club R. R. Eby J. M. Garrett Ida Rice Robert Merval Glenn Russell Rice Jeffers Ft. Dodge Frank Benson Roy Henderson Newton Pauline North Central Business College Minneapolis B. B. Berry Charlotte Delbert Ives Morrison Abingdon Ives E. L. Cox Elmer Lee Cox Washington D. C Bob Frank Lee St. Louis Henry Lee al, Teppe Rosemary Florence Lee G. A. Mackenzie Republican Club Appanoose County Court House Mackenzie George W. Davis Juanita Jacobs Adine Mansfield Florence Smith Mildred Wilda Howland Alva Johnson Kirksville Lake Wapello Marvin Richardson Washington, D. C George Singley Clete Richardson Mervyn Gemmel Belle Minear Roy Clark Elizabeth David Cleveland Willie Wilson Kenneth Probasto Lewis Bowling Bloomfield L. R. Probasco George Warriner Elva Smith Helen Probasco Lancaster Mildred Hamilton Memphis John Waggoner Nora Probasco

Final Hartwick case ends with prison for Hartwicks

In Hartwick legal battle, Harry Hartwick and sister Mae are sentenced for subornation of perjury. Sheriff serves mittimus to Fort Madison and Ottumwa county jail. Indeterminate sentences up to 10 years set by Judge Sherwood A. Clock after state supreme court denied rehearing.

Harry Mae Hartwick West Grove Township K. E. Merryman Bloomfield Harry Hartwick Fort Madison Mae Ottumwa County Women’s Reformatory Rockwell City Sherwood A. Clock Hampton State Supreme Court High Tribunal Hartwicks Davis County District Court Davis County E. K. Bekman Ottumwa Clock High Court

Dyer Kriegermeier Named Manager of Local Tele System

The director of the Farmers Mutual Telephone System named Dyer Kriegermeier as manager for July 1 to December 31. He had been temporarily in charge since C M Johnson fell ill and now holds full control for the six months at a directors meeting last week.

Farmer’s Mutual Telephone System Dyer Kriegermeier Mr. Kriegermeier C. M. Johnson

H. S. G. Club Meets at Mikel's Home

The H. S. G. club met Thursday June 20 at Mrs. Nana Mikels home for an all day meeting with six members and one guest Mrs. Eileen Swarts present. After a cooperative dinner the group held a business session and a round table on Soil and Its Preservation with all members participating. A mystery box prepared by Mrs. Hila Fishel was won by Mrs. Cleo Gravitt who received a china bowl. The next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday July 3 at Mrs. Cleo Gravitt's home with a health hint required for roll call. The M. F. Club gathered with Mrs. Dick Logue Tuesday for a covered dish luncheon. Mrs. Alva Stuckey of Centerville attended as an out of town guest.

H. S. C. Club Nana Mikels Eileen Swarts Hila Fishel Cleo Gravitt M. F. Club Dick Logue Alva Stuckey Centerville

Forest Davis Visits in and Near Tulsa

Forest Davis travels through Tulsa Oklahoma and nearby areas visiting sites and meeting local residents. The trip covers multiple neighborhoods and community centers with engagements arranged by local organizers.

Forest Davis Tulsa, Okla

Summer Union Services Start This Sunday

A series of union church services begins this Sunday evening at the Christian church with Rev. E W Frohardt of the Methodist church delivering the sermon. The schedule lists June 30 at the Christian church Rev Frohardt. July 7 at the Methodist church Rev Strubhar. July 14 at the Christian church. July 21 at the Methodist church Rev A M Smith.

E. W. Frohardt Methodist Church Christian Church Frohardt Strubhar A. M. Smith

Tie For First Place In Softball League

Mote's Northwest shares the league lead after a 10-9 loss by Northeast over Northwest. Northeast and Northwest both win, setting up key matchups with Southeast and Southwest as the standings show Northwest at 4-1 and Northeast at 3-1 while Southeast and Southwest trail at 3-4 and 0-0 respectively.

Mote Northwest Merval Moulton Southwest Glen Appler Northeast Harold Hitchcock L. Pet

Young People Attend Institute at Iowa Wesleyan College

Sixteen boys and girls from the Meth odist church attend the Young Peoples Institute at Iowa Wesleyan College Mt Pleasant this week. Institute week draws large delegations from the district for class work lectures and recreation. Rev and Mrs E W Frohardt participate in this worthwhile activity. Several local residents are listed among attendees and visitors from nearby towns are noted, with travel plans and family visits.

Methodist Church Young Peoples Institute Iowa Wesleyan College Mt. Pleasant Iowa Wesleyan E. W. Frohardt Moulton Lorraine Moore Beth Ann Howard McCall Janet Swan Doris Dorothy Childs Mary Swartz Roberta Ratliff Coleen Lerchie Calvin Edwards Jimmy Davis Robert E. Stansberry Buster Wendland Bonnie Lou Oldham Wilma Cornett Ardyth Anderson

Jamboree Meeting At Town Hall Tonight

A meeting of all persons interested in the Fall Celebration and Jamboree is planned at the Town Hall tonight Thursday at 8 o'clock. Farmers, business men and others are urged to attend and help plan the September event.

Indees Rained Out. Centerville Hosts Moulton Sunday

Centerville’s Southeastern Iowa league game with Ottumwa was washed out last Sunday. A big crowd is expected Sunday as Centerville, struggling this season, faces Moulton in a reportedly tough matchup at 2 30 on the Moulton diamond. Manager Bert Spurgeon’s nine seeks improvement while Chas Poffenberger brings his tailenders to town.

Iowa Ottumwa Centerville Moulton Mgr Bert Spurgeon Chas Poffenberger

Basket Dinner At Oak Hill Church

Oak Hill Primitive Baptist church two miles southwest of Mark announces an open house on Sunday June 30 with gospel services at 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. and dinner for all in attendance. Elder Burton L. Nay of Cedar Falls will lead meetings assisted by Elder Wesley Jones and Walter Acion.

Oak Hill Primitive Baptist Church Mark Burton L. Nay Cedar Falls Wesley Jones Walter Acion

Chilly Weather Returns as Rains Arrive Sunday

Residents report a touch of fall with temperatures dipping to 54 degrees and welcomed showers arriving Sunday morning easing into the cooler spell.

Odd Fellows Repair Hall In Three Link Fashion

Odd Fellows members tackled repairing the rear of the IOOF hall and completed the work in a few days in their usual capable three link fashion.

Meinbers

Ghosts Negro Softballers Move Night Appearance

A communication announces that the Ghosts traveling Negro softball team will play in Moulton on July 27 instead of July 25 due to schedule revisions. They will face the local all stars in a night game at the venue.

Moulton

Jane Withers and Gene Autry at Moulton Theatre

Jane Withers and Gene Autry star in Shooting High at the Moulton Theatre next Saturday and Sunday with a large supporting cast. Western thriller Laws of Justice and Lost Jungle chapter two appear Friday night with Kazan the dog and Clyde Beatty animals. Pageant of entertainment includes Wahoo nights and one day only Island of Captives with Joan Barcley.

Jane Withers Gene Autry Ridin Singin Ropin Moulton Theatre Marjorie Weaver Frank M. Thomas Robert Lowrey Katherine Aldridge Hobart Cavanaugh Kazan Wonder Dog Clyde Beatty Wild Animals Joan Barcley

M E Church Luncheon Menu Details and Time

Circle No 1 of the Golden Links votes a 25 cent luncheon at M E Church dining room on Wednesday July 3 serving begins 11 30. Menu includes chicken new potatoes beans bears deviled eggs jelly rolls pie ice tea and coffee Miss Josephine Saner visited relatives in Bloomfield last week.

Death Claims Two Former Moulton Men

James Harvey 33, former Moulton resident now of Unionville Missouri, died last Tuesday after fourteen years of arthritis and ten years bedridden. Survived by mother, siblings and step relatives. funeral at Church of God Moulton conducted by Rev. Smith. burial Hardin cemetery. M. D. Orange, known as Memory, dies at Pilot Rock Oregon from cancer. Born near Moulton, worked in Centerville, then pharmacy, later moved to Oregon. Survives wife, four children.

James Harvey Moulton Unionville Jis James Church of God Rev. Smith Buriak Hardin Cemetery M. D. Orange Pilot Rock Ore Harland Wood S. J. Orange Fort Des Moines Centerville Highland Fark College Des Moines Oregon

Tribune Publishes One Day Early For July Fourth

The Tribune will come out one day early next week so the force can enjoy the July 4th holiday. There will be no postal service July 4th. Correspondents and advertisers should send copy one day earlier so the paper publishes on Tuesday and mails on Wednesday. Cooperation is requested.

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All Stars Hold Off West Grove in 18-5 Victory

The Moulton all star softball team dominated West Grove 18-5 under lights at the local diamond. From the first inning the locals held a comfortable lead, while plans for Friday night’s game against Rathbun in Moulton were announced.

Moulton West Grove All Stars Rathbun Centerville Monterey Centerville Femmes Holly Henderson Tharp

Beginners' Band honors students for perfect weekly exercises

A beginners' band system rewards practice with an honor roll published in the Tribune. This week perfect performances were by Richard Davis, Rhea Rae Powell, Betty L Floyd, Ruth Daniels, Jackie Guinn, and M T Ewing, while Martha Cassatt began on the alto horn.

the Tribune Richard Davis Rhea Rae Powell Betty L. Floyd Ruth Daniels Jackie Guinn M. T. Ewing Martha Cassatt

Rebekahs I O O F to Install Next Monday Night

The Rebekah and Odd Fellows lodges plan their mid year installation at their hall on Monday night July 1. Members are urged by the Noble Grand to attend and Rebekahs are asked to bring cookies.

Rebekah and Odd Fellow

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Budapest American Weekly Chicago Herald-American Copenhagen Denmark Hartwick Case H. S. G. Club Mikels Home Town Hall Indees Oak Hill Church Odd M. E. Church Josephine Saner Tribune Beginners Rebekahs
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