20 May 1976
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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1976
Page
1
TM Eagle s Nest lists events and requests from students and staff including a May 21 commencement at 8 00 and May 4 lax day. It also includes notices seeking bowling lessons and person notes about senior year activities and school plans plus a basketball schedule and upcoming tournaments.
January 23 1959 marked the birth of a baby girl named Nieves to Hernan Quesada and Leonarda Ramirez. Nieves has Costa Rican origins and is a foreign exchange student at Moulton Adell. She lives with interests in government music and geometry. She enjoys fried chicken pizza swimming and aims to become a doctor.
The 1976 MU Girls Summer Softball season begins May 26 in Moravia with eight teams in a tournament spanning May 26 to 29. MU boasts many returning players and is expected to be strong in southern Town. seniors Harrington, Becky Waybill and Leann Lee lead a strong roster across juniors, sophomores, freshmen, and 4th graders. The team invites fans to attend home games and outings in Centerville Moravia and nearby towns.
Crosslines volunteers staged April activities at Moulton Community Center including work days cleaning storage, repairing water lines, sorting clothing and selling items. Card parties every Tuesday drew families. a 50th wedding anniversary dinner honored Mr and Mrs Arthur Jay. FLN Club hosted Guest Day and regular meeting. Senior Citizens co op dinner served fried chicken to 57. nineteen dinners delivered to the homebound by Arthur Replogle and Harold Winans. five birthday honorees. volunteers assisted with hostesses and frying duties. Lela Daniel of He Springs Ark visited relatives in Moulton last week.
The Grandmothers Circle Club held a regular meeting on May 4 at Meda Powell’s Centerville home. Six members attended including Cora Clinkenbeard, Dora Singley, Myrtle Singley, Irene Harris, Fern Stull, and Meda Powell. Myrtle presided, reports were read, cards were signed for Bessie Kirby Garnst Replogel and Lulu French, Irene drew the mystery box, and notes on family history for the Moulton History book were given. Refreshments followed.
Indian Hills Community College students opened a spring art show in The Barn with a larger collection this year. From 1 to 3 p m Thursday Friday and Monday May 24, about 45 students produced over 100 pieces featuring water colors drawings and mechanical drafting models. Exhibitors include Karen Riegel Dean Ball and John Cosby.
Chloe Sebs hosted the W. W. Club on May 3 with all members and two visitors present. A coop dinner followed, then readings on meters and Psalms 46. Birthday gifts went to Dorothy, Louise, Rosella, and Chloe from mystery sisters. Louise won attendance and bingo prizes. The club plans an August 4 vacation picnic and notes an upcoming immunization clinic on May 24 at Centerville courthouse.
The Moon on-Ude music club will hold an officer election Monday May 24 at 10 a.m. in the MU band room. Members should attend to vote and participate in the organizational affairs.
Weekly high school baseball action set for Tuesday May 13 as Mer Yeh School hosts Geldine Gnd at Canberville with teams ready and standings at stake.
Doris Exline Moore and Winston Pace host and visiters fill a busy week in Exline. Attendance includes Steele, Elfreda Wolver, Harold Davis and Kerina Garr, Hazelwood, Davis, and Maywood guests. Mrs Campbell of Davenport and family visit. Mrs Stevens’ lawn mower accident, Mrs Morrow and Mamie Morrow attend events. Senior Citizen tea at Exline City Hall.
The monthly Senior Citizens dinner will be held next Tuesday May 25 at the Community Center in Moulton. The men commence at noon and all Senior Citizens are invited to attend. Mr and Mrs Dick Singley Mrs Loyd Southern and Mo and Mr and Mrs Bill Irene Moravia were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Don Walker of Ottumwa. Mr and Mrs De Witt Waker of Peoria Illinois were also guests. Mr and Mrs James Igle and sons of Davenport visited relatives over the weekend attended funeral services for Mrs Replogle's uncle Nathan Adams recently. Dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Erea Kirby recently were Mr and Mrs Art Replogle and Mr and Mrs James Replogle and sons of Davenport. Mrs ElDonna Seibert accompanied by relatives from Ottumwa is visiting in California.
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