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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1925
Page
5
E R Fox joins Cam Hays as another local Ford goes missing Sunday night while owner attended church. Sheriff Gaughenbaugh alerted, neighboring towns urged to spot the runaway vehicle. Officials warn residents to lock cars and take precautions to deter thieves.
The Appanoose county Sunday School convention will be held at Plano on Monday, April 13 with State Secretary Walter Hutton and Miss Dean, director of children's work, in attendance. Also noted are visits by Mr and Mrs A O Fox to P H Rosenfelter in Columbia Missouri and the death of Davis County farmer and banker D L Burchett, a longtime Orleans church member and brother of Eli Burchett of Moulton.
Fifth grade pupils, including a few girls, build and paint bird houses to take home. The activity links to language work and nature study, with high student interest. Normal Training students assist by practicing teaching in the grades this week, focusing on geography and silent reading.
The valedictorian is Ruby Fox with a four year average of 96 percent and the salutatorian is Wilbur Jennings with 91 percent. close competitors for second honors include Pauline Johnson John Newland Grace Clark Clarence Horn and Edward Powers.
Third grade students cultivate a garden of flowers and vegetables in window boxes for observation work, creating a hands on learning project that connects science with daily life.
The Appanoose County Declamatory Contest occurred in Centerville on March 23. Moulton sent Mil dred Lindley who, while not winning first, was a strong competitor. Udell took first in humorous and oratorical, and Moravia led in dramatic reading.
The Animal Husbandry class spent the past week judging dairy cattle and performing dehorning tasks. Students gained hands on experience in dairy farming practices and animal care under supervision.
A high school held an assembly to recognize Mr Hausrath as the week’s standout. The event highlighted his efforts and role in the school community.
Local enthusiasm grows as young players from the high school orchestra join with experienced town musicians under City Leader O B Carr. The Citizen's band is set to expand this season, with several older players already affiliating and more urged to join, promising a strong musical asset for Moulton.
A suit for 26513.44 has been filed against Moulton Iowa by Wright Construction Co. They allege work valued at 97302.17 on paving completed Sept 15 1924 and partial payments leaving balances of 201865.32 and 4648.12 on two contracts. The company seeks 26514.44 plus 5 percent interest from Jan 21 1925 and costs. The notice questions whether the town must cover the resulting deficit.
On Tuesday March 24 a Gravett reunion was held at the home of Mr and Mrs E J Jennings in Moulton. A 12 30 dinner followed by a social afternoon brought together Bert Gravett of Miller South Dakota Ella Jennings of Decatur Illinois and a large group including Spurgeons Gravetts Gregorys Cox Spurgeons Jennings and many others from Centerville Bloomfield Livonia and nearby towns.
Sunday school at 10 o clock for all ages with welcoming classes. Regular services Sunday night with Rev. Sawyers of Centerville in the pulpit. A cordial invitation to everyone.
Bible school at 10:00 and morning worship at 11:00 with Bro Nicols preaching both services Evening worship at 7:30 and Christian Endeavor at 6:30 Bible school moving upward Come and join us.
School playgrounds are vital for student wellness alongside buildings. Dr. James E. Rogers notes acres per child, Joliet and Gary illustrate large outdoor spaces and gym facilities. Iowa educators welcome Dr. Henry Curtis from Missouri, who promotes outdoor play and health through education over competitive athletics.
The Colonial presents Thursday and Friday screenings of Solomy Jane a Bret Harte story with Jacqueline Logan George Fawcett and Maurice Flynn. Saturday features German star Pola Negri in The Cheat with Jack Holt and Charles DeRousse. A comedy and Pathe news follow.
A local legion announces a Wednesday night meeting with Howard Ballew listed as adjutant. The readable fragment signals community gathering and organized leadership within the group.
Alumni group schedules a meeting at City Hall Wednesday night April first urging all members to be present at seven thirty. The notice emphasizes prompt attendance and notes the venue and time for the local chapter gathering.
Lovers of band music attend a fine evening at the M. E. church featuring Center ville's Municipal band of thirty. Proceeds benefit the Radio Club. The program includes Teddy Junior, William Tell, Overture, a Rossini Serenade, Schubert Ballet Egyptian, Luigini Allegro non troppo, and songs like The Sunny South Lampe and Oh Peter Wiedoeft.
Florence A Gravitt born May 14 1874 in Fabius township Davis County Iowa died March 21 1925 at her home east of Moult aged 50 years 10 months 7 days She married Wm D Burgher March 15 1908 and they had three children Zibia Paul and Mrs Carl Henderson She leaves husband three children a grandson Curtis Henderson one daughter in law six sisters and three brothers The funeral was held March 23 1925 at the Liberty Baptist Church near Greenwood Springs with burial in the Burgher cemetery
The Centerville Methodist church reports strong Sunday services with prayers, a 10 oclock Sunday school and 11 oclock sermon. The annual bazaar and Easter supper are planned for Friday before Easter. Centerville Municipal Band concert Thursday night and Methodist choir events highlight the week. Admission 25 cents adults, 15 cents under twelve. The church orchestra will perform at the Centerville auto show Friday night.
Narcissus, iris, narigold, bluebells, lilies and lupines are reported to thrive in Algeria's open countryside. The note highlights a vibrant mix of native and spreading blooms across fields and meadows throughout the region.
The biggest shipbuilding plant worldwide is located in Belfast, Ireland. In March 1915 during an Argentine locust plague, thirty tons of locust eggs were collected.
Rouge is produced by a preparation derived from the cochineal insect. The color results from processing this natural dye into a usable cosmetic pigment.
A vintage 1928 Ford coupe with a large assortment of extras is offered. The listing mentions a damaged or rough condition with many components described as trashed or worn. Potential buyers are invited to inspect the vehicle and negotiate a price based on the condition.
Farm Bureau News outlines the cattle feeders day at Iowa State College on March 27 with a rail fare reduction for the event. It notes an 80 head feeder test started in November to determine the best feeding method, priced around $10 round trip, and suggests a carload could cut costs. March prompts dairy crop planning and cost-cutting by boosting milk per acre.
Claude Ocker of Anne Belle Missouri, visitor to Moulton, lay unconscious near Kirksville R R tracks. A Dr Drake letter says the case is mysterious with no clue to whether he was slugged or fell. He was taken to hospital. the coat pocket held his address. friends from Moulton mourn the trouble.
Ted Berry arrived from Pulaski and several Ottumwa visitors are listed with trips to Des Moines Centerville and Moberly. Spring fashion tallies at Powers Drug. Birthday celebrations, trips, and community events fill the week with family visits, Fire Maker Grace Clark, and Camp Fire Girls dinner. A line about printer issues and a note on a tornado photo feature appear inside.
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