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Newspaper

Moulton Weekly Tribune

Location

Moulton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1932

Page

4

Lake Site Fund Drive Faces Iowa Counties

In Southern Iowa residents discuss a proposed state lake at Middle Fox on the Davis Appanoose line. The state may fund $50,000 from hunting and fishing fees with no private subscription if the site fits the budget. The article urges caution on road spending and favors build within the appropriation for a strong lake and accessible routes.

Iowa Appanoose Monroe, Davis Wapello Middle Fox Davis- Appanoose County Boone State Conservation Commission Ottumwa Appanoose County Appanoose-Davis Davis County

Local Happenings In and Around Moulton

Raymond Bennett visits relatives in Kirksville while many residents host and visit kin across Missouri and Illinois. The community notes numerous trips, family gatherings, club meetings, and a convention attendance with social events and hometown ties.

Local site under review for county road funding

Officials consider a site as a potential route for a county road and note that a minimum allocation of county funds will be required to develop the project. Details on location and timeline were not disclosed.

Lightning Strikes North Moulton Causing Widespread Damage

A Sunday afternoon lightning storm in Moulton caused extensive damage across Seventh and Eighth streets. Wires and a tree were struck. many homes lost power and phone service, with bulbs, sockets, radios, and fuses damaged. Water damage reached basements in several houses, some with three feet of floodwater. Local managers Charley Johnson and Paul McDanel led rapid restoration efforts.

Bell Yard Moulton Garrett Paul Callen Paul Moore O. O. Fullerton Grace Eby Bolt Will Bowie E. D. Sellers A. D. Riggs Levi Wright Ross Jordan Frank Bybee Alice Wilson Charley Floyd Charley Johnson Farmers Telephone Co Paul McDanel

Former Resident Dies At Kimberly Idaho

Lawrence Talmadge, 53, longtime Kimberly resident, died at home after pneumonia. Funeral services were held June 14 at Kimberly Methodist Church, with interment in Twin Falls cemetery. He came from Cedar Rapids Nebraska in 1912 and worked in the transfer business. Survived by widow Amy and six children. Former resident of Moulton, raised by C. E. Hammett.

Kimberly Lawrence Talmadge Christian Church George G. Roseberry Kimberly Methodist Church Isle of Somewhere William Lambing Bruce Requa Fred Trimble Tom Nail Dorothy Requa Twin Falls Gail Ridgeway Ed Byard Harley Newkirk Carl Emerson Bert Silvers O. E. Tyler Mr. Talmadge Cedar Rapids Nebraska Amy Talmadge Vera Donovan Chicago Clelland Talmadge Boise Genevieve Elvin Grant Donald Talmadge Ichahod Talmadge Moulton C. E. Hammett

Ministers Meet In Centerville For County Evangelistic Meetings

A called meeting of the Appanoose county Ministerial association will be held in the Presbyterian church in Centerville at 9 a.m. on Wednesday July 6 to prepare for county wide evangelistic meetings starting July 9. The day includes devotions by Earl Burrows and a business report from the committee on preaching schedule.

Appanoose County Ministerial Association Presbyterian Church Centerville Earl Burrows Committee On

Prominent Church Worker Passes Away in Moulton

Mrs. James Pattee a longtime Methodist church worker died at her East 3rd Street home after a stroke. Born August 28 1869 in Mt Ayr Iowa she was 62 and 10 months old. She married James Pattee in 1900 in Des Moines later moving to Moulton. Survived by husband brother Charley Holenbeck Newark and sister Tillie Sherman Portland Ore. Funeral at Local Methodist church with Rev Frank A Wilder officiating burial at Oakland cemetery.

Raymond Bennett Kirksville Frank Pitts Arthur Gaither Decatur Ill Minnie Richardson LaPlata Gerald Brown Quincy Edward Powers Murray Des Moines David Pattee Richard A. Moore Dwight, Ill Paul Moore Roy Wahlbrink St. Charles J. C. Richardson M. S. Edwards Lois Edwards Springfield Childs Lois Wright Tempa Childs Downing Jeff Killion Lenox Iowa Clarence and Victor Montgomery Chicago Moulton Eo Lane Joan Los Angeles Calif M. W. Lane Robert Barkley Iowa City James R. Barkley Robert The State University John Spurgeon Pearl Bryan Ottumwa Frank Hetzler Ivan Markel Lois Markel Nickem J. M. Garrett Elkhart Ind P. E. O. Sisterhood Martha Downing Eva Carter WHO Club Wm. Heintze Leo Lane Cali Jack Lane St. Louis L. A. Hutchinson H. L. Nichols Downs Kans Elwin Howard Nichols Nellie Hutchinson Carl Benter B. Benter Leo.Lane L. W. Taylor M. L. Tobin Jake Lowry George Lane Centerville Esther Davis Lulu Clapson Kate Reed Mamie Imo Taylor Ellen Reed Mabel Berg Norene Daley Marie Reed Orpha Thompson Dolly Gray Jessie Sparks Lucille Tipton Jennie Logan Lacey Stansberry James Pattee East 3Rd St Mt. Ayr Charley Holenbeck Newark N. J Tillie Sherman Portland Ore Methodist Church M. KE Frank A. Wilder Oakland Cemetery

Call For Republican County Convention 1932 Iowa

Appanoose County Republican Convention called for July 2 1932 at 11 a m in Centerville High School Auditorium Iowa to nominate two supervisors select delegates for state conventions and district committees and transact lawful business All delegates urged to attend Republican Central Committee to meet after adjournment to select officers fill vacancies and take action Ed L Simmons chairman and Mrs Brady Talbot chairwoman

Appanoose Centerville Iowa Republican County Central Committee Appanoose County Republican Central Committee Ed. L. Simmons Brady Talbot

Colonial Theatre Announces July Sunday Show Cessation

Manager Paris Sherman states there will be no Sunday performances in July at the Colonial theatre. The schedule shifts to Thursday Friday and Saturday shows instead of Friday through Sunday as previously billed.

Paris Sherman Colonial Theatre

County C. E. News third rally at Hilltown church

The third county Christian Endeavor rally will be Sunday July 3 at Hilltown Christian church three miles south of Dean. An afternoon program includes a 1 15 basket dinner, Quiet Hour led by Rev J B Coffin, Grace Stearn reporting state convention, and entertainment ending with a union C E meeting led by Grace Walter. Also notes Keith Casady, recently moved for further treatment after leg surgery.

Christian Endeavor Hilltown Christian Church Dean Endeavor Coffin Hilltown Grace Stearn C. E Grace Walter

Our National Ideals at Morning Service and July Events

At the churches the morning message by Pastor Wilder will honor July 4 with Our National Ideals and text Except the Lord build the house. Evening program features Mt Pleasant institute report. New cabinet installation. special music. welcome by the pastor. Children and adult services listed with weekly events and cemetery cleanup.

Mt. Pleasant

Church Schedules and Moral Reflection Note

Presbyterian Church holds Sunday school at 10 and preaching at 8 P M led by Rev Mott R Sawyers D D Come and bring a friend Church of God offers Sunday school at 10 and services at 11 A M 8 P M Young people's meeting 7 P M Prayer meeting 8 P M Thursday Also a moral reflection on inner virtue versus outward acts referencing scriptures about God looking at the heart and knowing works.

Presbyterian Church Mott R. Sawyers Church of God

Call For Senatorial District Convention

Call for a Third State Senatorial District Republican convention to select a candidate for the State Senate. Delegates allotted by 1930 governor votes, Appanoose 24 and Davis 13, meeting July 9, 1932 at 2 PM at Colonial Theatre Moulton Iowa. Dated June 27 1982. Third District Senatorial Central Committee, R R Eby chairman. Flo Fortune secretary.

Iowa Appanoose Davis Counties Colonial Theatre Moulton Senate Appanoose County Davis County A. D Third District Senatorial Central Committee R. R. Eby Flo Fortune

Garrett Stites Musicale At Christian Church

Miss Helen Garrett and Clyde Stites present a musical program at Moulton Christian Church next Sunday evening. Garrett studied music at Drake University and has recent radio experience. Stites is described as a capable musician and teacher in instrumental music in the Moulton community.

Helen Garrett Clyde Stites Moulton

Readiness for July 4th Affair in Moulton Set

Community picnic plans at the school house park proceed with hot dog stands horseshoe pitching and foot races as Lloyd Ellis, a former state senator and Democratic candidate, prepares to speak. The full day features morning and afternoon programs, a baby contest, beauty prize, athletic events, and a playground full of music, games, and prizes for children and families.

School House Moulton Lloyd Ellis Ellis Appanoose-Davis Fifth School House Park

Community Club Plans Regular Meeting Tonight

The Community Club gathers at the Legion Hall for its regular monthly meeting slated for Thursday. Attendees are urged to join the last pre Fourth of July picnic session as lake projects north of town advance. A large State Lake nearby could bring jobs and future recreation, with sandwiches, coffee, and music on offer.

Legion Hall

Five Year Sentences For Wabash Car Bandits

Eddie Davis and Harry, two Moulton men, confessed to a Wabash car theft case and were arraigned before Judy Wennerstrom. They received five year terms and were paroled for unspecified reasons.

Eddie Davis Harry Spain Moulton Judy Wennerstrom Yea Becau

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lightning North Moulton Idaho C’ville C. E. News Keith Casady M. E. Church Young People’s Meeting God Jesus Helen Garrett Ladies Aid V. S&s Garrett-Stites Musicale Orleans Wranglers Moulton Band V. S. Stagner J. R. Barkley Adams Quartet R. E Mark Mullen’s Field
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