Names Of Those Who Have Not Filed Exemption Forms
Lloyd Rose county assessor calls attention via Tribune ad to veterans and widows who have not signed exemption blanks. The list includes Moulton Lawrence O Beach Earl A Burrows Jack E Crawford Gale Daniels James O Davis Sherman Fletcher David M Grey Mrs Stella Hamilton Paul Howell Mrs L Kemper Ronald Mitchell Ralph E Newcomer Arminta B Pedrick John Rose Paul Sadderis Robert L Stansberry Harold Stewart Washington Two Paul L Hostetter Norman Dale Stuckey Wells Two Blaine Gordy Frederick Horn Dade M Brown Sigle Mikels Wm G Selvy W Dwane Walking may still have signed since list was made. if not sign in assessor's office before July 1, 1956 to be eligible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence O. Beach
Earl A. Burrows
Jack E. Crawford
Gale Daniels
James O. Davis
Sherman Fletcher
David M. Grey
Stella Hamilton
Paul Howell
L. Kemper
Ronald Mitchell
Ralph E. Newcomer
Arminta B. Pedrick
John Rose
Paul Sadderis
Robert L. Stansberry
Harold Stewart
Washington Two
Paul L. Hostetter
Norman Dale Stuckey
Wells Two
Blaine Gordy
Frederick Horn
Dade M. Brown
Sigle Mikels
Wm. G. Selvy
W. Dwane
Moulton Hornets Defeat Bloomfield In 16 6 Victory
The Moulton Hornets softball team routed Bloomfield 16 to 6 Monday night. Pitcher Oren Starr controlled the mound as Tipton and Starr homered. Manager Max Moulton previews upcoming games against Leighton Unionville and Floris with Reberry to pitch Friday. The City League standings show NW atop, NE second, SW third, SE last, with Monday games fueling local excitement. Bloomfield beat Moulton 12 11 in a wild Sunday game, ahead of Moulton hosting Floris this Sunday. Little Leaguers, including the Dicky Ford team from Ottumwa, have three straight wins. Dicky club is last year’s district champion. Game starts 6:00 p.m.
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Moulton Hornets
Bloomfield
Oren Starr
Moulton
Tipton
Starr
Max Moulton
Leighton
Unionville
Reberry
Northeast
Southwest
Southeast
Dicky Ford
Ottumwa
Dicky Club
Singspiration at Orleans Church This Sunday
A Singspiration service will be held at Orleans Church this Sunday at 2 30 p m. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orleans
Orleans Church
Centerville BPW Meets in Moulton for Dinner and Program
The Business and Professional Women of Centerville met at the Methodist Church parlors in Moulton for a 6:30 dinner served by the WSCS. Following the dinner the business meeting and program was held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerville
Methodist Church
Moulton
WSCS
Little Leaguers Tie Centerville For Third Straight Win
Last Friday the Moulton Little Leaguers beat Centerville Iowa Trust 5 to 4 for their third consecutive victory. Pitcher Jimmy Brown allowed four hits while Marvin McCoy and Davis led the offense with key hits for Moulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Leaguers
Centerville
Iowa Trust
Jimmy Brown
Moulton
Marvin
McCoy
Davis
Just Between You and Me Moulton Summer Projects
Citizens weigh three proposed summer projects reorganization of schools to include outside districts, an enlarged purified water supply, and a dial system for the local telephone, with support for board representation, funding, and future efficiency. Also notes on veterans exemptions, fishing trip prep, and local office heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton
Board of Education
Appanoose Farmers Urged to Sign Soil Bank
County Extension Director Harold Holder urges Appanoose County farmers to sign for soil bank benefits. Sign-up ends July 20 with risk to harvest value if corn deteriorates by July 1 to 20. Farmers decide by July 31 whether to destroy the crop, accept the minimum, or opt out. maximum sign-ups require field designations and fall field checks by township committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soil Bank
Harold Holder
Goettsche Meredith Nuptials in Grinnell
Miss Lois Goettsche of Des Moines and Gene Meredith were married at the Grinnell Methodist Church in a lavender and yellow ceremony. The couple plans a ten day western trip and will reside in Searsboro where the groom works with his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Goettsche
Des Moines
Moulton
Konrad Goettsche
Richland
Gene Meredith
Melvin Meredith
Scarsboro
Grinnell
J. E. DeLong
Lilly of the Valley Spray
Clifford Archer
Melba Fudge
Kay Lindley
Rex James
Larry Meredith
Roy Goettsche
Bob Gause
Harold Meredith
Searsboro
Joyce Dissinger
Warren James
Alice Gause
Sandy Sarver
Searsboo
Moulton High School
Clases
Merchants Open Part Of Day Here On July Fourth
Moulton stores will close at 10 00 a m on July 4 and stay shut for the day to let proprietors and employees enjoy the holiday. The post office will close with no delivery, but lobby access for boxes remains. Davis County Savings Bank office also closes all day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton
W. A. Powell
Moulton Chamber of Commerce
Grasshopper Spraying In Full Swing In Iowa Farmland
Grasshopper infestation in Iowa has intensified over four years with last year’s large scale spraying in Appanoose county and growing trouble this season. Hoppers shift from pastures to beans and corn, making edge spraying around fields effective. Use Dieldrin now before hay or pasture use resumes in 15 to 30 days. livestock grazing restrictions noted. Aldrin usable for hay after 7 to 15 days. County Extension Director Harold Holder urges contacting local extension office for details. The Philathea class of the Methodist church meets with Mrs. Gale Huddleston on Monday evening July 2, led by Mrs. Dick Ballew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Appanoose County
Harold Holder
Des Moines Business School Graduate Marries in Newton
A 1954 wedding joins a Des Moines American Institute of Business graduate and a Scarsboro high school alumnus. Both pursued shorthand instruction backgrounds with current work at Maytags in Newton. The ceremony was witnessed by many relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Institute of Business
Des Moines
Maytags
Newton
Scarsboro
Mystic Man Killed Struck by Train
Pete Stepnoski, 75, was accidentally killed by a Milwaukee freight train at Mystic on Sunday. His body was found on the tracks that afternoon. He is survived by his widow, three daughters, and Mrs Gale Daniels of near Moulton, with three daughters having died earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Stepnoski
Mystic
Gale Daniels
Moulton
Jackpot Grows at Moulton Saturday Draws
The Saturday night free drawings in Moulton now offer a $25.00 jackpot. To win, a participant must be present and have their name drawn at 9:00 PM this Saturday. Last week winners included Mrs. Cam Hays, Larry Harrington, Orville Moore, and Junior Forsythe with $2.50 each, plus Dale Dawson who won $5.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton
Cam Hays
Larry Harrington
Orville Moore
Junior Forsythe
Dale Dawson
Rain Shower Restores Small Water Supplies in Community
Another shower delivered about a quarter inch of rain, with gauges showing over 1 4 inch. The rain aided corn and beans and fading pastures but could not fully relieve drought, as ponds remain low and wells dry on surrounding farms.
Emory Garr Dies at 80 in Chariton Community
Emery Garr, 80, longtime Simmons area resident, died at home in Chariton Missouri after a long illness. He was born in Simmons and lived there most of his life. Survived by wife Lucinda Sleeth, 14 children, 62 grandchildren, and several great grandchildren. Also left are two sisters Howard Sleeth of Moulton and Pearl Wages of Malcolm Iowa, plus brother Ernest. Funeral held Sunday in Chariton conducted by Rev Stufflebeam from Unionville. Burial in Simmons cemetery.
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Emery Garr
Chariton
Mr. Garr
Simmons
Lucinda Sleeth
Howard Sleeth
Moulton
Pearl Wages
Malcom
Iowa
Ernest
Chariton, Mo
Rev
Stufflebeam
Unionville
Simmons Cemetery
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs Forsythe
A Sunday June 24 picnic in Moulton City Park honored Mrs Ross Forsythe on her birthday. Attendees included Lydia Jones Clint Forsythe Monroe Grace Knott and family Nathan Adams Walter Ada Oliver Exline Creech Sigourney Hutchison Elam Drake Kirby and many others from Centerville Litchfield Kala mazoo Des Moines and Des Moines area towns. Afternoon callers joined the group as they extended birthday wishes for many more anniversaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton
Ross Forsythe
Lydia Jones
Clint Forsythe
Monroe
Grace Knott
Roger and
Kermit
Nathan Adams
Walter Adams
Ada Oliver
Exline
James Creech
Sigourney
Cecil Shiffett
Webster
Joe Hutchison
Des Moines
Nellie Hutchison
Kalamazoo
Mich
Jennie Elam
Litchfield
Minn
Murl Drake
Centerville
Erea Kirby
Joan
J. B. Forsythe
Lester Hutchison
Coleen
Junior Forsythe
Stevie
Dennis
Pam
Lawrence Oliver
Clarence Horn
W. A. Hutchison
Oran and Veil
Garl Catherall
Ross C Forsythe
Ariel Sleeth
J. A. Shanks
Forsythe
O H M Club Meets With Bonnie Davis
The O H M club met with Bonnie Davis on June 21. Eight members attended along with one guest, Mrs Byron Tate and daughter, and eleven children. The meeting opened with hymns, minutes were read and approved, two bills presented, and Lonie Horn thanked the club for a rose bowl and card during illness. No new business. A mystery box was drawn by Lonie Horn, Ruth Stevenson received a birthday gift, and the meeting closed with The Lord's Prayer.]>[]
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. M. Club
Bonnie Davis
Byron Tate
Lonie Horn
Ruth Stevenson
Calif women visit relatives in Centerville and Filmore
Mrs. Claude Baker of Filmore California and Mrs. Jessie Sparks of Centerville visited the past week at the home of their brothers and sister-in-law Mr and Mrs Pearl Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Baker
Filmore Calif
Jessie Sparks
Centerville
Pearl Davis
Water Woes Hit Moulton as Pumps Fail Again
Water Supt. Howard Sleeth faced repeated failures in supplying Moulton with adequate water. A city reservoir pump could not be primed, forcing a switch to the Wabash reservoir where a portable pump started flow but a broken main cut supply. Repairs delayed by dry weather and vandalism at the Wabash pump left residents urged to use water for essentials until full service resumed.
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Howard Sleeth
Moulton
City
Wabash Reservoir
Wabash
Former resident dies in Kansas after hip fracture
Mrs. John Campbell of Yates Center Kansas died at Iola hospital Tuesday morning June 26 at age 89. A broken hip and heart condition led to death after a three week illness. She was born near Moulton daughter of Joseph and Katherine Gale. The Campbells moved to Kansas about fifty years ago. Survived by husband and six children Jim Howard and Gale of Yates Center and daughter Mrs Winifred Myers of California. Funeral arrangements pending. Kate Gale of Centerville is a sister. relatives in Moulton include Mrs Rachel Gale Mrs Glen Jones Mildred Gale Dell and Frank Daniels.
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Moulton
John Campbell
Yates Center
Kans
Iola
Campbell
Joseph
Katherine Gale
Campbells
Kansas
Jim
Howard
Gale
Winifred Myers
California
Kate Gale
Centerville
Rachel Gale
Glen Jones
Mildred Gale
Dell
Frank Daniels
Local Social Notes Include Visits And Upcoming Youth Conference
The P M Bridge Club met at the Wegeners with honors to Mrs Hugh Wood Sr and Dick Eby. Families vacationing include Don Wright family in the Black Hills and Nellie Hutchison visiting Kalama zoo Michigan. Curtis Hamilton and Kermit Edwards fished Minnesota Fergus Falls area. Moulton youths Anne Anderson Elaine McCullough Frank Dawson Hansel Rohl attend Christian Church Youth Conference at Central College in Pella from June 24 to June 30. Ted Edwards of Cedar Rapids visits his parents in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. M. Bridge Club
W. A. Wegener
Hugh Wood
Dick Eby
Don Wright
Karen
Marija Daniels
Black Hills
South Dakota
Nellie Hutchison
Kalamazoo
Mich
Joe Hutchison
Des Moines
Bill
Lester Hutchison
Curtis Hamilton
Kermit Edwards
Minnesota
Fergus Falls
Moulton
Christian Church
Central College
Pella
Anne Anderson
Elaine McCullough
Frank Dawson
Hansel Rohl
Ted Edwards
Cedar Rapids
Mrs
Otis. Edwards
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Buil Shoals
Doc and
Pearl
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Goettsche-Meredith
Philathea
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Gale Huddleston
Dick Ballew
Mystic Man
Emory Garr
Mrs. Forsythe
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