4-H Club Rally Day Honors Girls Across Appanoose
The fourth annual 4-H Girl's Club Rally Day will be held Saturday, June 30, in Centerville at the Association of Commerce rooms. County Agent Cruickshank urges many visitors to attend the full program, which includes a noon cafeteria dinner and a schedule featuring greetings, club work reports, a Health Contest, State Fair updates, an election of officers, and music and readings by girls from Udell Unionville Moulton Cincinnati and Plano clubs. Approximately seventy five girls are enrolled this year, with eight clubs forming the rally day lineup.
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Centerville
Association of Commerce Rooms
Cruickshank
Appanoose County
Udell
Unionville
Moulton
Cincinnati
Plano
W. D. Hall
Vaukan
W. H. Cruikshank
Appanoose
Paul B. Stickler
Pres
Farm Bureau
Iowa
Lulu Tregoning
J. C. Donahue
Freda Post Moulton
Mary Smith
Vaukan Club
Court House
Thelma Henriksen
Vauikan Club
Celebrating early fireworks stir at Moulton youths
Local readers note youngsters in Moulton enjoy firecrackers as the Fourth approaches. Parents are urged to warn children to be careful where they light fireworks and to use safe lighting practices to prevent injuries and fires. The notice ends with a small ad line about ice and price.
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Moulton
Floyd and Hanson marry at Little Brown Church in Nashua
Charles O. Floyd son of Mrs Lydia Floyd of Moulton and Miss Eleanor Kathryn Hanson daughter of Mr and Mrs H B Hanson of Norfolk Nebraska were married at Nashua Iowa at the Little Brown Church in the Vale at high noon Tuesday The couple plan a brief stay in Moulton then two weeks in the Black Hills and will make their home in Norfolk after August 1 Floyd has worked in Moulton jewelry trade and now sells for a Chicago firm Mrs Floyd is a popular Norfolk woman Friends wish the couple happiness health and prosperity selalu.
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Charles O. Floyd
Lydia Floyd
Moulton
Eleanor Kathryn Hanson
H. B. Hanson
Norfolk
Nebr
Nashua
Iowa
Little Brown
The
Vale
Black Hills
Nebraska
Mr. Floyd
Chicago
County Convention Saturday Sees Sheriff Nomination Focus
The Republican county convention is set for Saturday at 11 o clock with sheriff as the sole office. Gaughenbaugh appears likely to be chosen though opposition centers on his lack of an explicit pledge not to run independently. Delegates from Washington Township include Carson, Bovard, Colliver, Berry, Garrett, McKenzie, Daniels, Coulter, Hays, Cunningham, Edwards, Wood, and Bowie.
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Gaughenbaugh
Washington Township
G. T. Carson
Kate Bovard
John Colliver
Marguerite Berry
J. M. Garrett
G. A. McKenzie
Craig Daniels
T. C. Coulter
Cam Hays
Ben Cunningham
Jessie Edwards
L. A. Wood
R. R. Eby
W. C. Bowie
Tribune Office Closed Wednesday for July 4th
The Tribune office will be closed all day Wednesday to celebrate the holiday. The paper may arrive a day late due to the closure.
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Tribune
Smith for President Special Through Moulton
Delegates from Minnesota and North Dakota entered Moulton on a rainy Thursday morning aboard an Al Smith Special train. The five‑car Pullman consist included two diners and a baggage car, with banners and a large electric sign declaring the purpose. The train arrived around 1:30 AM and departed at 2:00 AM amid talk of Smith’s stance on Volstead.
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Electrc
al Smith
Minnesota
North Dakota
Moulton
Smith
Volstead
Wabash
Des Moines Fans Visit Moulton For Sunday Baseball
Des Moines fast championship team visits Moulton Park Sunday for a projected clash. The Moulton battery is Pier son, Tipton, and Anderson. Moulton aims to rebound at Centerville on July 4 after last year’s extra inning defeat.
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Des Moines
Moulton
Pierson
Tipton
Anderson
Wells Township Farm Bureau Met in Pleasant Meeting
The Wells Township Farm Bureau held a pleasant meeting with County Agent Cruickshank presenting two reels on the corn borer life cycle and related pests. 4-H girls Freda Post and Lois Hanson reported on the Ames convention. A Wells township girls club led by Miss Inez Abrams was praised. music by Lowell Adams, Mr. Newton, and Mr. Sales concluded the evening. July picnic planned. August will feature 4-H club girls.
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Wells Township
Lowell Adams
Newton
Ottumwa
Sales
Farm Bureau
R. W. W. Reaching Normalacy
R. W. W. Produce Co. nears peak operations employing about thirty workers with twenty in egg candling. Daily shipments of eggs from the local plant and an enlarged refrigeration setup enable poultry dressing to begin, boosting jobs. The weekly payroll nears fifteen hundred dollars at peak production.
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R. W. W. Produce Co
Smithburg
R. W. W. Company
Postal Hours July Fourth Notice
Office windows close all day no rural or city mail delivery. usual weekday dispatches of mail. close at 6 PM. J M Garrett. Miss Dorothy Norris of Laclede Missouri visiting cousins at Mrs Stella Hamilton home. G A Mackenzie taken to St Joseph hospital in Centerville Friday. he was brought there for care.
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M. Garrett
Dorothy, Norris
Laclede, Mo
Mrs. Stella Hamilton
G. A. Mackenzie
St Joseph Hospital
Centerville
Friana
Local visits and travels span Waterloo to Colorado
Waterloo residents host relatives and visitors from Des Moines Cedar Rapids and Indiana. Many travelers head to Denver Chicago Minot and Can ada while others return home from Alabama and Iowa City. A summer gathering honors Mr and Mrs Gale Huddleston on their sixteenth anniversary and Grace Clark departs for Bigwin Inn as a Weta Tau Alpha delegate.
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H. W. Landsear
Waterloo
Wayne
Mildred MacVicar
Iowa City
G. A. Singley
George McNatt
Harold Fitzhugh
Richmond
Ill
John Pride
Des Moines
Wm. Willet
Jas. Sparks
Denver
Colo
Merrill McGriff
Lydia Floyd
Art Wood
Verne
Cedar Rapids
Rex Coulter
Chariton
Iowa
Romaine Dever
Fern McFall
Moravia
C. S. Powers
Boone
P. D. Gray
J. B. Sneed
Pearl Turner
Craig Carson
Worth Fox
Kirt
State Center
O. E. Zion
John and
Louise
Elkhart
Ind
Wayne Landsear
Dale Russell
Keoxuk
Sam Cole
Sarah Losey
Nettie Hutchison
Agra
Kans
I. G. McQueen
Robert
Howard Ballew
Colfax
Richard Moore
Paul Moore
Los Angeles
Cali
Phillips
Rocky Ford
Hodge Oneal
Harry Wise
Torrington
Wyo
Lucille Berry
Albia
Mike Seaton
Millersburg
Charley Yates
Moulton
Ira
John
George John
Kansas
W. T. Daniels
John Hetzler
Chicago
Paul Pennington
Paul Wertz
George Ballew
Bloomington
Inl
T. C. Coulter
Libb Roe
Moberly
Minot
N. Dak
Ray Coulter
Ray Ware
Earl Smithburg
Quincy
John Clark
Bigwin Inn
Canada
Weta Tau Alpha
P. E. O. Society
Edna Ballew
Bessie Newcomer
Wag
Kate. Bovard
Rita
Mary
Improvements Planned for Moulton High Athletic Field
Moulton school board considers enlarging the town athletic field by purchasing land north of the football gridiron and closing the separating street. If approved, graders will prepare the ground for track and field facilities, with the local Legion post pledging financial support.
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Moulton
Legion Post
Shale Hauling Recommences South of Moulton
Shale hauling resumed on the road south of Moulton. The project is expected to finish in under two weeks if weather stays favorable. The shale quality is good and the completed road will extend from Moulton to the Davis county line, promising an all weather route.
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Moulton
Davis County
Ring Found Restores Lost Mayor Bovard Diamond
Yesterday, Mrs Bovard found the diamond ring lost last December valued at $1500. After a thorough search of the house and grounds, fortune tellers failed to locate it. The discovery came as Mayor Bovard wore a broad smile throughout the day.
Joint Installation of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
A joint installation is planned at the hall on Monday July 2 with the Centerville degree staff conducting the ceremony. All members are urged to attend and lunch will be served. J R Hutchison N G.
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Odd Fellow
Rebekah
Centerville
J. R. Hutchison
N. G
Christian Church Sunday Services Highlight Visit
Sunday services at the Christian Church featured a welcome visit by Lestiee Matson, a missionary to Jamaica for six years, who gave an engaging address during the evening program. Lloyd Ellis is the pastor.
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Lestiee Matson
Jamaica
Artificial ice plant possible in Moulton
H E K Patterson of Charles City Iowa visited Moulton last Saturday to discuss an artificial ice plant. The proposal has been studied by the Chamber of Commerce and residents, with Patterson promising to return soon to decide the final steps. The project could require substantial investment and provide employment for several families. Community cooperation would be expected if the factory is brought to town.
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Moulton
H. EK. Patterson
Charles City
Iowa
Chamber of Commerce
F Patterson
Patterson
Rain Again Stops Ball Game in Moulton
Wet weather forces cancellation of a baseball game in Moulton. Seymour was to appear Sunday but conditions were unfavorable. This marks the second rainout of the season for the local club. Hope for better weather remains for the rest of the season.
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Moulton
Seymour
Al Smith Leads Democratic Nomination In Houston
Governor Al Smith appears to hold the edge for the Democratic presidential nomination at the Houston convention. Everything seems cut and dried and the final nomination may be sealed by balloting today. Robinson of Arkansas emerges as the vice presidential favorite.
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al Smith
Houston
Robinson
Arkansas
Cars Collide at Main and First Streets
A Chevrolet driven by Kris Fierson of Graysville, Missouri, and a Ford sedan with Miss Maryetta Wood of Moberly collide at the Main and First street intersection Tuesday afternoon. Both vehicles were heavily damaged. no injuries reported. Mrs. Jennie Garrtt remains in critical condition at Ottumwa hospital.
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Kris Fierson
Graysville
Ford
Jennie Garrett
Ottumwa Hospital
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Co. O. Floyd
Leghorn
Winsler Produce Co
E. B. Seaithbane
Mer
Wells Township Farm Bureau Met
P. O
Lloyd Ellis
H. E. Patterson
Jennie Bruenning
Moberly, Mo
Colored Minstrels
H. B. Carroll
Bloomfield
J. Clyde Wilson
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