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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1963
Page
3
Postmaster Zola Saum announced Udell will use five digit ZIP code 52593 for all mail. The nationwide ZIP code system becomes effective July 1 and aims to speed dispatch, reduce mis-sent mail, and cut delivery times by simplifying address reading.
John Stewart Tharp was arraigned in Mayor Dean Daley's court Sunday morning and pled guilty to a reckless driving charge. He was fined $25 and $4 costs. information was filed by Marshal Ermon Howard.
The Bell Telephone Co is laying a new long distance cable into Moulton from Ottumwa to be extended to Centerville. The line will carry 16 sets of wires and about 20 men are engaged on the project.
A large group gathered at L G Beard's home for Sunday visiting including Mr and Mrs Don Hoover and families from Cedar Rapids Ottumwa Numa and Centerville. Out of town relatives attended R C Forsythe funeral such as Howard Nickles Nell Hutchison Orval Bailey Harold Wallace Nathan Aadms Grace Knott Walter Adams Mirs Drake Fay Cline Charley Drake J A Shanks Harlan Craver George Brundage Emma Cole Anna Talbot Gale Cathedral Clint Forsythe Marvin Bitner Jerry Malin Ferris Adams Alvah Davis Murl Allbright Jack Kinnamon Marjorie Evans Ewing Forrest Bybee Earl Sellars Cecil Shiftlett Joe Hutchison Wm Oliver and others.
Locals feature Ottumwa visitors at the Starr home and Florida tripmates. Families from Moulton, Mediapolis, Centerville, Burlington, Des Moines and beyond gather for reunions, camp events, hospital notes, and travel. Several relatives are named with connections to schools, churches, and local farms. June and weekend visits anchor the round of social activity.
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