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Newspaper

Moulton Weekly Tribune

Location

Moulton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1949

Page

5

Oakes Dolan May Lose Sight Of Eye After Accident

Friends in Moulton report an accident in Albuquerque New Mexico last week when Oakes Dolan was cutting a soil pipe lead a metal fragment struck his eye He underwent surgery to remove part of the pupil and though some vision may remain blurred the eye may not be completely lost Dolan has worked in plumbing since moving to Albuquerque prior to that he was a truck dispatcher in California.

Moulton Oakes Dolan Albuqureque N. M Dolan Albuquerque California

4-H Girls and Leaders Return From Ames Convention

Fourteen 4-H members including Lois Boyer and Jo Ann McCord return from the Twentieth Annual Girls 4-H Club Convention in Ames. The theme Develop­ing Talents for Greater Usefulness guided three days of sessions with advice on directing and developing talents for broader usefulness.

Ames W. W. Staley Lois Boyer L. A. Stewart Jo Ann McCord Ruth Price Donna Turk Marilyn Koehler Barbara Walker Maxine Alden Carolyn Boyer Greata Ball Norma June Hiatt

Birthday Dinner At Alexander Home

At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Alexander a large group gathered Sunday to honor three birthdays Mrs. Alexander Mr. Jess Dixon and Nancy Harter. A noon dinner featured fried chicken and birthday cakes baked by Mrs. Jess Dixon.

Hugh Alexander Jess Dixon Alexander Small Nancy Harter Howard Alexander Ronald Swasick Alexia Earl McKibben Ottumwa Max Dixon Dwain Burlington Bert Kirby Denzyl Harbour Dena Sue Drakesville Marian Harter Nancy Betty Tommy Walter Mike Clarence Stober Amanda Redfern

Local Happenings In Des Moines Ot tumwa Centerville and More

Local notices list Mr and Mrs Stuart Mace in Des Moines on business. Coach Siler is hospitalized for observation and treatment. Mr and Mrs Ralph Archer of Ot tumwa visited Mrs Mary Abrams. David and Carol Brown had tonsils removed in Centerville. Henry Vencer of Bryan Ohio visits Henry Carter. Jas West of Moberly Mo visits Dick Eby. Dr L A Jenkins returns home with little improvement. Karen Keller of Centerville visits grandparents Otis Edwards. David McKay from Independence Mo visits grandmother Arch Kimball and Alicia Des Moines. Alice Marie Davison, University Hospital Lincoln Nebr, will work at St Josephs Centerville. Lester Perkins of Wichita Kans visits in Moulton and Centerville then leaves Friday. Roy Yates home hosts birthday gathering for Mr Yates Mrs Hays and Frank Browns anniversaries. Charles Yates and three daughters of Thayer IA and Roland Yates and two sons of South English IA join from out of town. Cam Sneed and Fire Ball return after Illinois Missouri trip. Leo Fisher family hosts event with Wilbun Bily at Windsor Mo. Botts home at Windsor Mo. G M Sneed Donald Glen Yeager relocate within City Mo.

Stuart Mace Des Moines Coach Siler Ralph Archer Ottumwa Mary Abrams David Carol Brown Centerville Henry Vencer Bryan Ohio Henry Carter Jas. West Moberly Dick Eby L. A. Jenkins Karen Keller Otis Edwards David McKay Independence Arch Kimball Alicia Alice Marie Davison Im Th. Botts Windsor Sneed Donald Glen Yeager City

Potatoes cucumbers and weather mix in local notes

Al Bedford touts big potatoes and pickling cucumbers while John Newland brings a sack nearly musk melon size. Weather woes, painter in, rain teased, and townsfolk voice frustration with Moulton water. Cam Hays reports blooming soybeans and a timothy head reaches 10 1/2 inches.

Chevarie Honoring The Lawson Couple Shower

An old fashioned chevarie and shower was held Wednesday evening at Mrs Iva Lawson home honoring Mr and Mrs LaVerne Lawson who were married Sunday June 19 Many useful gifts were received Attending were numerous relatives and friends including Ralph Mitchell Kathleen Evans Mec Cullough Bobby Kinsler Kenneth Evans Ray Tharp Ralph Starr Homer Starr Lloyd Foster Ross Henderson Bert Starr Arthur Lawson Flavy Lawson Cliff Lawson Willard Douglas Marvin Lawson Jim Graves Kendell Johnson Kenneth Johnson Arthur Waybill Richard Trimble Williamson and many more Those sending gifts were Marvin Tharp Bill Robison and families

Iva Lawson LaVerne Lawson Ralph Mitchell Kathleen Evans Mec Cullough Bobby Kinsler Kenneth Evans Ray Tharp Ralph Starr Homer Starr Norene Lloyd Foster Ross Henderson Bert Starr Arthur Lawson Flavy Lawson Cliff Lawson Willard Douglas Marvin Lawson Jim Graves Kendell Johnson Kenneth Johnson

Washington and Wells Township Farm Bureau Meeting Report

The regular Washington and Wells township Farm Bureau meeting was held at the Christian church parlors Tuesday night with a discussion period. Movies were shown and sandwiches and coffee were served at the close.

Washington and Wells Township Farm Bureau Christian Church

Bentzinger Spends Wednesday in Donnelson Iowa

Rev. Richard Bentzinger spent Wednesday in Donnelson Iowa meeting local residents and discussing community needs. The visit highlighted church outreach and regional concerns as he spoke at a town gathering.

Richard Bentzinger Donnelson, Iowa

Heavy Rains Trigger Flood Damage In Chariton Area

Heavy rains pushed the Chariton River over its banks in several spots last week, causing crop destruction and delaying field work. Upstream and local showers saturated ground, hampering plowing and cultivation while gardens and potatoes show strong yields if the weather clears.

Dean and Hilltown O. O. Whicker Moulton

Social notes from Ottumwa area and vicinity

A compilation of visits and events across several Iowa towns. Mentions include Mr. and Mrs. Ross Moore and sons in Ottumwa, C G Eby in Leon, Mrs Stella Hamilton in Des Moines, Gale Singley in Kirksville, and multiple gatherings at Virgil Robinson and Roy Henderson homes. Also notes tonsil operations in Centerville, a GSC meeting, a Madrid visit, 8th grade commencement in Wapello County, and extended family travel and funerary news from Moline and Essex.

Ross Moore Ottumwa C. G. Eby Leon Iowa Stella Hamilton Paul Des Moines Gale Singley Myrtle Singley Kirksville J. W. Atkins Centerville Virgil Robinson Roy Henderson Robert Lewis Ransom Eugene McCoy Joe Dean Cary Bloomfield Loyd Southern Winnie McKeehan Hattie Mincks Harry Wood Alva Bennett Madrid Gilbert Mather Gene Newland Bobby New London John Newland Nellie Tharp West Grove Lissie Frakes Minerva Johnson Nellie Benter Culver City Cali George Lane Wm. French Marjorie Southern Eastman French Roy Southern LaVonne Moore Wapello County Nancy van Zomeren Miss Moore Walter Bell Essex Donna Voss Extra Jas, Johnson San Francisco Hugh Wood Brotherhood Methodist Church Johnnie Nelson Edith Joy Nelson Moline Bert Nelson Monterey Verdean Moore Henry Spears Patricia Moore Moulton LaVerne Lawson Williamson Richard Trimble Coatsville Marvin Lawson Arthur Lawson Clifford Lawson Flavy Lawson Iva Lawson la Verne Lawsons

Fireworks Set For July 4 In Moulton Community Event

Plans detail free entertainment and fireworks in Moulton on July 4 sponsored by local merchants and the Odd Fellows. Contests for children under lights at the school diamond include foot races 5 to 8 9 to 11 and 12 to 15 with cash prizes, a sack race, and a penny scramble. Pyrotechnics promise lavish displays with more sky rockets than last year. Stores will close for most of July 4 with limited morning hours. Davis County Savings Bank branch closes all day.

Moulton Moulton Merchants The Odd Fellow Lodge Davis County Savings Bank

Lightning Strikes Lindley Farm Home

A lightning bolt hit the Lindley farm home during an electrical storm last Wednesday night. The strike tore off the chimney and part of the roof, burned an electric clock and radio, and damaged several feet of indoor wiring.

Russell Lindley Farm

Ames Boys Short Course Trip Details

Eleven boys and one leader travel to Ames for a four day Boys Short Course from June 27 to 30. Attendees include Danny Merrick and Marvin Morris among others from Sharon Shiners Douglas Dough boys Franklin Farmers Independent Pioneers Johns Jr. Feeders Lincoln Lions Sharon Shiners Taylor Toilers Wells Rustlers Washington Workers Exline Ramblers. Activities cover campus tours lectures judging workouts agronomy and engineering farm experiences plus games. Marvin Stansberry and Donald Kent accompany the group.

Ames Danny Merrick Sharon Shiners Marvin Morris Douglas Doughboys Neal Hart Franklin Farmers Donald McNair Independent Pioneers Richard Joiner Johns Jr. Feeders Morman Hefner Lincoln Lions Dwayne Feight Jerry Pettibone Taylor Toilers Pierce Appler Wells Rustlers Donald Thomas Washington Workers Dwight Caldwell Exline Ramblers Marvin Stansberry Wells Rustlers Club Donald Kent

Returned From Shearing Sheep In The Dakotas

Ross Moore led a crew of four across Hettinger North Dakota and Bison South Dakota for sheep shearing since June. Roscoe Padgett was badly injured on day one by a clipper head, returning home under a doctor’s care. The trip faced harsh conditions with no rain, crops failing, but lamb and wool crops were reported excellent.

Ross Moore Hettinger N. D Bison S. D Roscoe Padgett Ottumwa John Willier Bloomfield John Russell Birmingham Art Williams White Lake Padgett

Locals Take Lancaster In Extra Inning Game

The Moulton Independents avenged a prior loss by beating Lancaster 5 to 4 in 11 innings last Sunday. E. J. Kerby started four frames with all visitor runs on his line, while Charles Brinegar shut Lancaster down after relief. They travel next Sunday to Floris to face a local team.

Lancaster Moulton Independents E. J. Kerby Charles Brinegar Brinegar Moulton Floris

Burl McClure Post And Auxiliary Meet July Sixth

All Burl McClure Post and Auxiliary members are urged to attend the regular meeting at the Legion Hall on Wednesday evening July 6. Plans for the county picnic must be completed and officers elected. Regular Post meeting also to be held.

Burl McClure Burl McClre Auxiliary Legion Hall

Bloomfield Field Day Set for July 5 near Bloomfield

A field day near Bloomfield on Edina type soil will be held July 5 as the first event of its kind in the area. Farmers from Appanoose Davis and Van Buren counties and others with similar soil can discuss soil and crop problems and soil conservation needs at the Southern Iowa Experimental Farm. Iowa State College specialists will explain field work and objective. Registration at 1 p.m. Fertilizer and soil fertility discussed at 1 30 p.m. Topics include crop varieties drainage methods and future plans. The Bloomfield farm was bought by local farmers who formed a nonprofit and leased to the Iowa Experimental Station for practical soil and crop solutions.

Bloomfield Edina Apapaoose Davis van Buren Iowa Southern Iowa Appanoose

Mole Theatre Highlights Jim Wakely and Silver Trails Feature

A lively Mole Saturday includes Jimmy Wakely and Cannonball Taylor in Silver Trails with riding, shooting and fighting plus a fine comedy. Give My Regards to Broadway in color with Dan Dailey and Nancy Guild screens Sunday only, weather permitting fireworks. Also midweek Hal Roach comedy Curly stars Larry Olsen and Frances Rafferty with a lesson on wit and loyalty. Stakes are big, so come out for laughs and drama.

Jimmy Wakely Cannonball Taylor Mole the Mole Dan Dailey Charles Winninger Nancy Guild Charlie Ruggles Fay Bainter Curly Larry Olsen Frances Rafferty Kathleen Howard

Plane crash death shocks Moravia and Albia

John Davis 27 formerly of Moravia and now living in Albia died from burns after his spray plane hit a power line during takeoff at the Trenton Wilson farm near Moravia. He died in Des Moines after ambulance transport. Davis served in the Marines, ran a field dusting business, and leaves a wife Blendena Cowell and two children. Funeral services were to be held in Albia at 1:00 p.m. with burial in Bloomfield.

John Davis Albia Trenton Wilson Farm Moravia Veterans’ Hospital Des Moines Davis Trenton Wilson Landing Strip Kenneth Gladfelder Robert Wilson Gladfelders Wilsons Alicia Missouri Monterey Blendena Cowell Moulton John

Local Engine Goes Wild in Albia Roundhouse Crash

An engineerless engine broke loose at the Minneapolis and St. Paul roundhouse in Albia last Thursday and plowed into a Wabash engine passing by, causing about 1500 dollars in damage. Fern Wright the Wabash engineer and John Summers the fireman were uninjured.

Minneapolis & St. Paul

Eastern Star Visit To Unionville Delights Members

O E S chapters from Moulton presented a playlet A Friendly Year in Unionville Iowa on Tuesday evening under Grand Worthy Matron guidance. Special music was performed by Marian Carson Shirley Bowers June Brinegar Julia Kreigermeier and June McDonald for about thirty attendees. Mr and Mrs Elmer Yeager departed Wednesday for Crown Point Indiana after a week at the Cam and Lloydge.

Eastern Star Unionville Iowa Moulton Marian Carson Shirley Bowers June Brinegar Julia Kreigermeier June McDonald Mrs Elmer Yeager Crown Point Ind Cam and Lloydge

Also Mentioned on This Page

You al Bedford Paul McClurg J. Pluvius Cam Hays Cam Jack Allan Lawsons Washington and Wells Township F. B Chariton Lindley Farm Dakotas Bloomfield Field O. E.S
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