Local visits and calls around Moulton area
In the Beulah vicinity residents report social calls and visits. Mr and Mrs D A McCullough and children spent Sunday with the Russell Horn family near Moulton. L C Bennett called in Udell. Collet called near Albia. Carrie Joiner visited Amos Reniker at Oskaloosa. Frank Hetzler and family visited Orval Hetzler near Drakesville. D W Burgher called in Moulton. Clayton Joiner family visited Printy Loomis in Eldon. Flora Stickler visited her sister Charley Stansberry south of Moulton. W G C Dacis and wife spent Sunday at Hobart Cox near Moulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah
Moulton
D. A. McCullough
Russell Horn
L. C. Bennett
Mr. Collet
Albia
Carrie Joiner
Amos Reniker
Oskaloosa
Frank Hetzler
Orval
Drakesville
D. W. Burgher
Clayton Joiner
Printy Loomis
Eldon
Loomis
Joiner
Flora Stickler
Charley Stansberry
W. GC. Dacis
Hobart Cox
Coatesville Area Weather and Local Farm Notes
Monday night was windy and cool with frost expected tonight. The region reports widespread plowing and corn planting underway as landowners along the Moulton and Coatesville road sign agreements. Farmers like James Henderson and Charles Horn plant corn while others tend chickens and build fences. Local visitors include Vern Marshall and families, G. E. Marshall, Thelma Childs, and Mrs. Reed Barr. The Grant school will close Friday with an afternoon program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coatesville
Vern Marshall
Centerville
Father Marshall
Moulton and
Lester Burgher
James Henderson
Leoa McClurg
John Buzzard
Sam Stites
G. E. Marshall
Osceola
Thelma Childs
Noami Burgher
Florence Child
Alta Probasco
Rollie
Ollie Hess
Marshall
Dave Probasco
Hammond
Ind
Henry Stevens
Millers S. S. cradle roll holds twelve members
The special feature in S. S. was the cradle roll tally from last week. The roll, organized two weeks ago, lists officers Supt. Winnie, Mrs Emma Ray, and Mrs Sylvia Hart. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. David Floyd Wood and son, Miss Mary Hnes and others in Henderson near Moulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Tad
Mary Hnes
Henderson
Moulto
Merle Weatherly
Centerville
Floyd Web R. C. Hart
Daught
Tadlock
Nancy Heartley
Floris
Sarah Hanes
Saturn
Fragmentary note on Mia’s work and cross in very poor ly
A fragmentary OCR line mentions Mia and a cross in poor ly at this writing. The text is incomplete and provides no clear event, date, or context for a fuller summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Cross
Farm painting at Riggle Wiggies by local crew
Wm Sprugeon is having his farm buildings painted northwest of Moulton. Al Lauderback and Em tery Allen handle the work. Burl Brockus and wife celebrate a son born Friday May 1. Mrs Dick King is visiting brother O W Leonard. Edgar Peeks entertained guests from Ottumwa Sunday. Bert Davison and family visited Will Hays Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riggle Wiggles
Wm. Sprugeon
Moulton
al Lauderback
Emtery Allen
Burl Brockus
Dick King
O. W. Leonard
Edgar Peeks
Ottumwa
Bert Davison
Will Hays
Orlean Residents Share Weekend Visits and Illness
Mrs Paul Howell and children plus Miss Marian Howell visited Ottumwa last Thursday through Sunday at the Cam Shelton home. Artie Clark and family had dinner at the Glen Jones home. Mrs Frank Hughes is ill again. Hugh Alexander and wife visited Presco Killions. Junior Howell stayed with Bloomfield Saturday night. Will Blosser and wife visited Frank Rogers family. Glen Gordy and wife dined with B Campbell. Sunday school canceled as Orlean’s invited to Moulton Bally day feast at the Christian church. Mother's Day program planned with Rev Nichols in charge. Floyd Hornaday spent Saturday night in Centerville. Mrs Tom Joiner and Mrs Mable Hawk and children visited Parker Taylors Tuesday. Virginia Rogers, Frank Rogers’ twin daughter, has been ill. Mrs Frank Hetzler and daughter Faye visited Centerville Saturday. Orval Hetzler family visited parental Francy Beggs home. Mrs Parker Taylor and granddaughter Lavelle Hawk visited Joe and Abe Ransom Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Howell
Marian Howell
Ottumwa
Cam Shelton
Artie Clark
Glen Jones
Frank Hughes
Hugh Alexander
Presco Killions
Junior Howell
Bloomfield
Will Blosser
Bobby
Frank Rogers
Glen Gordy
Farrow Chicks World Best Sellers and Eggs for Sale
Farrow Chix lists postpaid 100 lots of barred Rocks red and white varieties with prices from 12.50 to 14.50 and free catalog from D. T. Farrow Chickeries in Des Moines Iowa. Also for sale full blood barred Plymouth Rock eggs 50c per setting by Sam Richardson and a seven room house with lot on W seventh street priced reasonable by Mrs. Sarah Cozad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrow
S. C
D. T. Farrow Chickeries
Des Moines
Iowa
Plymouth Rock
Sam Richardson
Sarah Cozad
Cream for Sale by Hillsdale Dairy
Jersey milk and cream for sale from Hillsdale Dairy. Contact phone 2387 for orders and pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsdale Dairy
Jersey
Reed's Yellow Dent Seed Corn and Farm Supplies
Reed's Yellow Dent seed corn offered at $2.50 per bit. Also listed are 400 egg incubator 500 coal burner chick brooders and a used John Deere corn planter. Standout items include 914 East State St listings and a lost log chain between W. E. Hill farm and residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Ballew
East State St
G. A. Stegall
W. E. Hill
Seed Corn Sale Notice From Iowa Farm
Sam Ryan of Dean Iowa advertises selected Yellow Dent corn for seed priced at 2.50 per bushel with seed lot details and contact available for buyers seeking top grade seed stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Ryan
Dean
Iowa
Bargain Sale: Piano and Folding Bed Offered
Mrs. Geo Ballew advertises bargain prices on a piano and a folding bed with a call to view the items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Ballew
Local notes from Moulton and area
Tom Miller delivered hogs to Moulton on Tuesday. Jeff Stoner is out again after pneumonia. Ira Waggener’s sale last Saturday was well attended. Ed Stevenson rents the place. Carl Henderson and wife welcomed a new boy born in May. Ira Hayden and family attended church Sunday night. A G Johnson and wife visited Mrs Johnson's brother Zach last Sunday. Late frosts damaged early gardens. no corn planted yet in the locality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Miller
Moulton
Jeff Stoner
Ira Waggoner
Ed Stevenson
Carl Henderson
Ira Hayden
A. G. Johnson
Stock Pen Notes From Moulton Shipment to St Louis
The Moulton Livestock Shipping association sent one car of stock to St Louis this week listing shippers including S W Spurgeon Oscar Starr S J Jordan Lynch & Sons A B Cox Sanger Austin McFall J A Lawson Lettie Daniels Fred Post and Son G C Ward F J Davis T A Miller C R Fox E A Fox L B Irelan J P Stoner L W Taylor de F Spurgeon Clovie Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton Livestock Shipping Association
St. Louis
S. W. Spurgeon
Oscar Starrow
S.jordan
C. R. Fox
E. A. Fox
L. B. Irelan
J. P.stoner
L. W. Taylor i ‘ de F. Spurgeon
Clovie Tayor
Hunch Back of Notre Dame film slides by moral concerns
Carl Laemmle adapts Victor Hugo tale with toned down gruesome scenes and a respectful approach to religion. Lon Chaney’s Hunchback praised, Patsy Ruth Miller stars as heroine, Norman Kerry as hero, Ern est Torrence as Clopin, Brandon Hurst as Jeren. The cathedral on Universal lot doubles for Paris lodging and a soldier viewer claims it feels authentic. The Colonial Theatre shows preview next Tuesday and Wednesday in Iowa with further features The Millionaire Cowboy and The Confidence Man plus free admission for Mrs. Glen Bonner with the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Laemmle
Victor Hugo
Notre Dame
Religius
Lon Chaney
Patsy Ruth Miller
Norman Kerry
Ernest Torrence
Villian
Clopin
Brandon Hurst
Hugo
Paris
Iowa
Charles Christopher Meredyth, Jr
Wall Street
Meredyth
Gallop
Colonial Theatre
Yonight
Thomas Meighan
Lawrence Wheat
Virginia Valli
Paramount
Glen Bonner
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E. E. Ewing Dean
Orleans News
Reed
Lester Lawson
John Deere
Harlan Howard
A. Stuckey
Fabius
the Tribune
Utilities
Seattle
Shanghai
Laura A. Holden
San Francisco
Sald
Orient
Grant
Miss Holden
Boy’s Staw
Luc Sack
Asc
Monarch
Campbell’s Soup
Fretion
Pongee
F. C. Moore
Powers Drug Store
Elmer Wood CO
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