30 Jun 1960
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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1960
Page
1
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The Tribune, the official county city and school newspaper of Davis Appanoose County, published in Moulton Iowa, lists a yearly subscription at 3 dollars. The paper operates from 108 North Main with R R Eby as publisher and was entered as second class matter in February 1884.
Appanoose County farmers without a wheat allotment and seeking one for 1961 must apply by July 1 in writing. Dallas F. Walker, county ASC chair, notes the law limits new wheat farms to three percent of county allotments. Applications must be filed at the county ASC office. staff will assist. Farms not allotmented for the past three years are treated as new allotment cases.
Mrs Lyle Morris of near Des Moines spends a week with her parents Carl Whisler in Unionville. Robert Bond and family with Metta Harrington and Richard Elden vacation in New York and Washington DC. He has three weeks off from Bloomfield postal duties. Mr and Mrs Wendell Banks and daughter of Arcadia California visit Ross Starks. Mr and Mrs Lazelle Strunk of Unionville and Mr and Mrs Cliff Wood of Udell visited Sunday afternoon. Agnes More returns from Centerville hospital and Carl Scott is dismissed. New committeemen listed: Republicans John Romans Cleo Myers Democrats Wayne Hinote Agnes More. Cecil Morlan and Joe Moore hosts Sunday dinner near Udell. Darrell Powell and family and Dick Caylor spend Sunday boating near Kirksville. John Harrington spent Saturday in Mt Pleasant. Gene Smith sold his farm Morlan Sam Moore visited Ross Starks Tuesday evening.
Monterey and surrounding towns saw a flurry of social calls this week with visitors from Phoenix and Des Moines. The 4-H Cloverettes and Judy Reno’s group hosted guests including Mrs. Sylvia Lawson and Mrs. Rita McCullough while families such as the Starrs and Lawsons hosted and visited friends across Bloomfield Moulton West Grove Centerville and Center.
Twenty attended Sunday School at Hilltown on June 26, up from thirteen last week and twenty-three a year ago. Twenty-two joined the evening service. New song books are badly needed and funds are being raised by members and friends. Books cost 1.25 each and donors will have their names inscribed in the purchased volumes.
A roundup of visitors and callers to families in Center ville and nearby towns including Mamie Morrow Lester, Glen Morrow, Laverne Sebolt Fred die, Jolene Stites, Mr and Mrs R E Stites, Austin Morrow, Vern Ruth and baby, Connie Clinkenbeard, Bud Henderson family, and Chloe Sebolt. W H Howard returns home from St Joseph hospital improved after observation and treatment.
Sundown Slim compares Russians and Americans in a war tease while recalling old war comrades and Army life. The Fishing Report notes Champ and Spike Edwards near zero bites on Northern Lakes, with Lee Davis and Donnie Davis catching channel cat at dawn. visitors Merrill Northup and family stay with Hugh Wood Sr. in Audubon, Iowa.
Sunday school officers named Harold Winans as superintendent Carl Murrell as assistant superintendent Jill Stansberry secretary Sheila Wright assistant secretary Norene Yates treasurer Don Wright and Doyle Anderson named elders and Elmer Holcomb Earl Stober honorary elders Deacons include Harold Wright Roland Yates Clifford Singley W C Singley trustee Deaconesses Mildred Moore Anita Winans Pearl Hughes Fritz director of music Organists Jill Stansberry Grace West and Jean Singley
Marvin Brockus and Mr and Mrs Roy Cole of Joplin Missouri visited in Iowa City Saturday to see Mrs Marvin Brockus who recently underwent surgery there.
The Centerville B P W held a dinner business meeting in Moulton on Tuesday evening. The meal was served by the ladies of the Christian church in the church parlor.
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