02 Sep 1965
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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1965
Page
1
A teen letter in FOR AND ABOUT TEENAGERS asks why dating boys push for marriage while she seeks a career at seventeen. The reply urges honesty and ending hope when marriage is not in plans, advising direct discussion and not leading boys along. Community and Suburban Press Service. Frank Fort. KY.
The writer recalls a Wyoming trip with Gladys and friends, detailing mountains, canyons, a canoeing boat ride, and views from Alcora Lake near Casper. They meet Dr Nat Fowler and family, observe sailboat racing, and praise Ermon Horn and Olive, noting Ermon’s move from Moulton to Wyoming and Olive’s support on the journey.
The narrator recalls a Wyoming trip with Barry Fowler now a manager in Casper and Hillie in college. They praise friends, a grand family with three grandchildren, and a warm dinner at the club. A young Dickie Fowler asks about school, revealing earnest curiosity. The writer cherishes Schaefers, Yellowstone, Jackson Hole, and aims to promote Iowa’s attractions to visitors.
Afternoon visitors of Mr and Mrs Elijah Kincade Rt 2 Moulton called on Mrs George Duff Centerville Mrs Tom Walker Numa Rex R Kincade Moline NL and Mr and Mrs Robert G Kincade Regena Elease Hilliard Fla were noted at the residence.
Sunday dinner guests at Loyd and Maxine Fosters included Ross Henderson. Des Moines State Fair visits featured Jack Davis and Ralph Reynolds with an Appaloosa entry placing in a field of twenty nine. The area enjoyed gatherings with the Bogle, Weede, Lawson, and Reynolds families across multiple days.
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