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Lost license No 9 3046 and a tail light between Henry Wend lands and Dean Reward. Finder to return to Harlan Carr.
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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1922
Page
4
Lost license No 9 3046 and a tail light between Henry Wend lands and Dean Reward. Finder to return to Harlan Carr.
The piece details social events and visits in Centerville area including a program at Mrs James Bolton's, a P.2 picnic on the Bonner lawn, and numerous travel notes. It lists residents and visitors such as La Velma Evans Mabel Jennings Rev Westin Jeadings Miss Mary Matlick of Kirksville Miss Ivy Richardson and several others along with busyness about rail strikes and local fare. It closes noting Charley Floyd reports a good jewelry trade in 1922.
Paul McDaniel of Mystic married Muriel Hurd in Albia at 7 p.m. Wednesday in the M. E. parsonage. Attendants were W. C. Singley and Etha Hurd, sister of the bride. The groom is an electrician with the Utilities Co. in Mystic and has a home prepared for his wife.
Union Orchestra will perform a twenty minute concert on the Christian Church lawn at night o deek. A rousing song service led by Union Choir and orchestra follows before Dr Matt Sawyers delivers a straight from the shoulder sermon.
Lively Union Service promises a Bible message updated for modern times with Dr. Matt Sawyers presenting Sunday evening. The event aims to share scripture truths in a contemporary context.
Ralph Davis of Guthrie Oklahoma boasts of having a son after six daughters. He joked that such a birth deserves news. Grandfather Harrison Clinkenbeard attempted to stand on his head in response and fainted.
About 75 friends gathered at Ross Forsythe’s home two miles southwest of Moulton to bid farewell to Mr and Mrs Charles Hallgren who depart for a ten day visit in Minneapolis before making Ottumwa their new home. The gathering featured games and dancing with violin selections by Harry Seeborn. Ice cream and cake were served as guests wished them health and happiness in their new home. Notables in attendance included Arthur Berg EH Davis Alva Davis J D Tipton Lou Tipton A V Abrams T C Hill John Lynch Roy Beach Richard Freeborn Jesse Adams Earl Elliott Lucretia Hutchison Mary Hill and many Swartz family members along with Le Roy Hermis Swartz Lloyd Yates and others.
Harvest is on. Can cut your grain in good shape at right prices. Phone or call 2t R. B. Cox, rd. 3.
A compact adage notes that belief often fades when a person surveys the end of their efforts. The saying implies skepticism accompanies outcomes or conclusions. It reflects a wary view of outcomes meeting expectations.
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