4-H Girls Highlight 11th State Convention at Ames
Marietta Stevenson of Davis County reports on the 11th Iowa State 4-H Convention held June 16 to 18 at Iowa State College Ames. About 1,700 girls in 4-H uniforms attended with ceremonies, electing state officers, including Dorothy Ostrander as president. The theme was Heritages and Horizons with cultural presentations from Hawaii Egypt New Zealand and a grand Singing Centennial.
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Marietta Stevenson
Davis County
Iowa
Ames
Jews State College
Mary Gregg
Dorothy Ostrander
Winnebago County
Pearl Elaine Hoss
E. Pottawattamie
Jean Rutledge
Webster
Elnara Illian
Scott
Hawaii
Egypt
Arlo Brown
New Zealand
Isobel Crowe
Home Begrad
Tolbert MacRae
Mac Rae
Howard Chase
S. C
mid-Europe
British Isles
Tepee
de Swanee
America
Galt
Marietta
Stevenson, Davis Co
Epworth League Bake Sale at Tribune Office Saturday
Bake sale hosted by the Epworth League at the Tribune Office on Saturday July 2 starting at 10:00. Proceeds will fund Sunday dinner purchases and League activities. Mrs Gladys Lesly and family from Glasco Mo are visiting Mrs Ed Parks's home for an unspecified stay.
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Epworth
Tribune
Gladys Lesly
Glas- 00, Mo
Ed. Parks
Local Happenings Around Moulton This Week
Kansas City visitors include E V Newcomb and George Lane with others traveling to nearby towns. Many locals and relatives are visiting or returning from trips in Iowa, Missouri, and Illinois. Social events feature a Bridge Club gathering, missionary society meeting, and Anniversary Club dinner with prizes and guests from Centerville and Mystic.
July 4th Observances Light in Moulton and Nearby Towns
Across Bloomfield Centerville and Moravia July 4th activities feature horse races vaudeville and a large pageant in Bloomfield titled Iowa The Open Door with 250 Davis County residents. Centerville plans a lively program with a bicycle parade flaming car crash horse races balloon drops and a fireworks show Battle of the Argonne. Moravia keeps a traditional celebration with varied amusements while Moulton hosts no celebration this year.
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Moulton
Bloomfield
Centerville
Moravia
Iowa
Davis County
Start Cheering at Molton Theatre features star lineup
Columbia's Start Cheering arrives at Molton Theatre for Sunday and Monday with matinee. Cast includes Jimmy Durante Walter Connolly Joan Perry and The Three Stooges among others. Plot follows a movie hero who returns to college and prompts comical situations. Friday and Saturday presents Roaring Guns with Tim McCoy and a comedy. Next Tuesday and Wednesday Monte Carlo Nights headlines with Mary Brian and John Darrow plus Rex and Renty chapter and a comedy. Special enducement each Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Columbia
Moulton Theatre
Jimmy Durante
Walter Connolly
Joan Perry
Charles Stanett
Professor Quiz
Raymond Walbhrn
Three Stooges
Chas
Chase
Johnny Gunn
Tim McCoy
West
Mary Brian
John Darrow
Monte Carlo
Rex
Renty
Linden Fulton marriage ties Cincinnati to Morning Sun
Miss Anna Fulton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Fulton of Cincinnati Iowa, wed Clint Linden son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kyterian at church in Morning Sun at noon on Saturday June 25 Rev Archibald Fulton officiated. Linden a Centerville I B U employee and Anna a Cincinnati high school graduate were attended by a three course luncheon at the manse. The couple plan a honeymoon through the Black Hills Washington Yellowstone Park and California and will reside in Centerville after August first. Arlene Stober of Oskaloosa visits Mrs Kermit Edwards. Fred Wendland leaves for Ottumwa next Tuesday before heading to Chicago then San Diego after Navy apprenticeship training. Neeta Davis spends Wednesday in Des Moines.
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Anna Fulton
Sam Fulton
Cincinnati
Iowa
Clint Linden
Joe Clint Linden
Joe Kyterian
Morning Sun
Archibald Fulton
Linden
Cincinnati High School
I. 8. U. Company
Centerville
Black Hills
Washington
Yellowstone Park
California
Arlene Stober
Oskaloosa
Kermit Edwards
Fred Wendland
Ottumwa
Chicago
San Diego
Cal
Fred
U. S. Navy
Appanoose County Evangelistic Meetings Set for July
The Appanoose County Ministerial Association plans a July series of evangelistic meetings across the county. East half July 11 15 and west half July 18 22 with a different speaker each evening in Moulton at the city park if weather permits. Speakers include Frank A. Smith Unionville Luther W. Childs Centerville E J Mattson Centerville W J Hartie Exline and C L Ellis Moravia. Six layman teams will assist and local pastors welcome musical help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appanoose County Ministerial Association
Moulton
Wilson
Unionville
County Association
Frank A. Smith
Luther W. Childs
Centerville
E. J. Mattson
W. J. Hartie
Exline
C. L. Ellis
Moravia
Rain totals reach 3 inches after week of storms
A three day heat wave with 95 degree heat was ended by rain last Wednesday night when an inch and a half fell locally. The same amount dropped on Saturday night. The precipitation aided crops though high winds from the Wednesday rain flattened some small grains. Since the rains the temperature has held near 75 degrees with a 58 degree low noted Sunday morning.
Co Operative Dinner for Feigzel Bean Birthday Honor
A June 26 1938 gathering at Lloyd Sneet’s home honored Mr and Mrs Ed Feigzel of Rapid City South Dakota and Mr and Mrs Mose Bean of Newton Kansas plus Mrs Hugh Alexander who celebrated her 62nd birthday. Relatives and friends from Centerville Cincinnati and surrounding areas attended despite muddy roads and enjoyed a full table and photos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Sneet
Ed Feigzel
Rapid City
S. Dak
Mose Bean
Newton
Kans
Hugh Alexander
Feigel
Lydia Gordon
Orleans
Dakota
Joe Gordon
Ed Feigel
Kansas
Walter Croxton
Centerville
Amanda Wallace
Earl Wallace
Gerald
Cincinnati
Lewis Wallace
Glen Wallace
Leora
Francis
Bernita
Henry Kriegermeier
Daisy Tensing
Ruth
Harold Wheeler
Marion Carter
Nancy
Max Dixon
Clarence Killion
Walter Elliot
Gene
Eldon Beach
Warns Against Playing Catch On Main Street
Mayor W. H. Howard issues Monday order forbidding playing catch with baseball or softball on Main Street and adjoining half block. Several windows have been broken by careless ball tossers. offenders will face stiff fines to stop the practice.
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W. H. Howard
Main Street
Howard
Honor Missouri visitors dinner at Replogle home
A surprise dinner was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Replogle on Sunday to honor Mrs. Walter Stalling and her four children from Liberty Missouri. A bountiful noon meal and social time followed with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Ben Casady and kids, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Replogle and son LaVerne Casady, Wilda and Virge Casady of Grayville, Mr. and Mrs. Lottie Spurgeon and children, and Trenton Rachford of Kirksville Missouri.
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Ray Replogle
Walter Stalling
Liberty
Ben Casady
Arthur Replogle
Laverne Casady, Wilda
Virge Casady
Grayville
Lottie Spurgeon
Trenton Rachford
Kirksville
Sunday services and Sunday school at Presbyterian Church
The Churches Presbyterian Church offers Sunday school at 10 00 a m with classes for everyone led by Superintendent J R Barkley Preaching services follow in the afternoon at 230 assisted by Mott R Sawyers
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Presbyterian Church
J. R. Barkley
Mott R. Sawyers
Methodist pastor to preach twice next Sunday
Rev Essert returns this week to occupy the pulpit at morning and evening services. He sends greetings from his vacation headquarters the State of perpetual unusual weather and hopes to meet friends at the Sunday services.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Essert
State of Perpetual
Christian Church Activities Update and Independence Day Plans
Christian Church notices highlight Bible school at 10:00 a.m. and morning worship at 11:00 with communion. Blue Fords defeated Red Chivvys after months of play. upcoming captain meeting plans a picnic. J Y Bible class hosted a supper and social with horseshoes and skill games. Young people report on conference experiences, and June Daniels along with Virginia Davis will speak at Bible school. Evening service features patriotic music and lantern views for Independence Day. Evangelistic meetings led by Rev. Hackett concluded after two and a half weeks.
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Paul McDanel
William
Mystic
Robert Morrow
Don Newland
Young People’s Conference
June Daniels
Virginia Davis
Church of God
Laura Sales
Hackett
New Hope 4-H Club Plans June Carnival and Talks
The New Hope 4-H Club met June 23, 1938 at Mildred Hayden’s home. President Freda Gravett called the meeting to order. Six members answered the roll call. Plans for a Bloomfield Carnival on June 25 were discussed. Demonstrations on refinishing woods and talks on game laws and courtesy of buying were given. Marietta Stevenson reported on the Ames State Convention. The next meeting will be at Marietta Stevenson’s home on July 6.
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New Hope
Mildred Hayden
Freda Gravett
Bloomfield
Ames
Marietta Stevenson
Lewis-Duley Miss Weds Glenn Daley in Cincinnati
Lewis-Duley Miss Leoma Lewis of Cincinnati married Glenn Daley in Cincinnati on Saturday afternoon. They were joined by Mr and Mrs Clell Swarts from Moulton. The bride is daughter of Ernest and Mrs Lewis, and the groom is son of Lester and Mrs Daley of Moulton. They will settle in light housekeeping rooms at the Stevens home on E Seventh St. Moulton friends extend congratulations.
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Leoma Lewis
Cincinnati
Glenn Daley
Clell. Swarts
Moulton
Ernest Lewis
Lester Daley
Stevens
E. Seventh St
F C Moore In Idaho Hospital
Cascade resident F C Moore injured his hand by a splinter, infection developed, and he has undergone five operations. He has been in a hospital for about ten weeks and may remain another month. Friends in Moulton regret the accident.
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F. C. Moore
Cascade
Idaho
Moulton
Moore
Death Claims Ira E. Ogden
Ira E. Ogden of Moulton died at home on West 3rd Street Tuesday night about 8 45. A long illness from a complication of diseases confined him to his home for seven months. Born June 7 1867 in Dixon Illinois he moved to Moulton as a child and lived there since. He worked for the Wabash railway then the Elmer Wood Co for fifteen years before retiring due to health. Survived by his wife two children Joe of near Bloomfield and Mrs DeEtta Lee of Hobart Oklahoma two stepchildren Mrs Gilford Starr of Moulton and L A Johns of Mason City a sister Mrs Mont Cole and numerous relatives and friends. Funeral today Thursday at Hitchcock Funeral Parlors conducted by Rev Orlando Ogden of Udell with I O O F members at the grave in Oakland cemetery.
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Tra E. Ogden
Moulton
West 3Rd Street
Mr. Ogden
Dixon
Illinois
Wabash Railway
Elmer Wood Co
Joe
Near
Bloomfield
DeEtta Lee
Hobart Okla
Gilford Starr
L. A. Johns
Mason City
Mont Cole
Hitchcock
Orlando Ogden
Udell
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Oakland Cemetery
Republicans Meet In Centerville Saturday
The Appanoose County Republican County Convention is called for Centerville Iowa on July 2 1938 at 11 AM to select delegates to the State and Judicial conventions and to conduct other business. The Central Committee will meet at the same place after adjournment.
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County Central Committee
Centerville
Appanoose County
Central School
Iowa
West Family Proved Fine Entertainers
The West family entertainers de luxe from the Dean community gave part of their program Saturday night but proved they can provide a full evening. Rain cut short the show after about 15 minutes, postponing the rest of the hour. Had the weather cooperated, Moulton would have hosted a likely large crowd. People began gathering at seven, drawn to the platform for a desirable view as the Wests showcased natural musicianship, versatile instruments, blending voices, and engaging stage presence.
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West
Dean
Moulton
Wests
Hitchcock Club Takes Soft Ball League Lead
Hitchcock Club rises to the league lead after two straight wins in the local softball race. Heintze's club slips to second as Hitchcock and Sherman top the standings with decisive Tuesday and Friday results.
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Hitchcock Club
Hitchcock
Heintze
Mote
Sherman
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Lester Feight
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Retta Hinsey
A. W. Logan, Jr
Howard Ballew
Marion
Doris
Dorothy Davis
Albia
Aimee Bandolph
Betty Elliott
and Gaunt
Carl Hurd
Roy Beggs
Alice Rector
Bob Bedgfood
Gon
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Jas. West
Elizabeth Sneed
Sarah Sneed
T. C. Coulter
Seymour
S. Yarnell
Harold Bandfield
Patty
Spencer
Chas, Johnson
Hoyt Garrett
John Carter
Bridge Club
Otis Edwards
W. J. Dever
Rolla Morrow
H. F. Bennev
Honolulu
Wayne Caylor
Pearl Bybee
Clint Bybee
Hope
Forrest Bybee
Bob Bybee
Plainfield
Women’s Missionary Society of the Christian Church
W. L. Downing
Ward Johnston
Jimmy
Osborne
Atchinson
Johnston
R. K. Oldham
Jefferson City
Wood River
Bagwell Dam
Ada Oldham
Ernest Watkins
Camille
Georgia
Coatsville
Florence Childs
Elmer Cox
Russell
Edwin Cobb
Childs
Russell and
Chariton
Harry Wise
Robert
Rollins
Wlyo
Clay Cushna
Phillip
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Hodge
Helen, Moore
F.C. Moore
Bridge
A. W. Logan
Earl Deahl
Craig
Carson
Deahl
Neeta Davis
County Ministerial Ass’n
Missouri
New Hope Club
Lewis-Duley
Ira E. Ogden
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