Gravity News: Glen and LeRoy Locks Attend Lenox Birthday Supper
Mr and Mrs Glen Lock and Mr and Mrs LeRoy Lock were guests at a birthday supper in the Marven Weed home Lenox to celebrate Kenneth Dale.
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Newspaper
Bedford Times Press
Location
Bedford, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1968
Page
9
Mr and Mrs Glen Lock and Mr and Mrs LeRoy Lock were guests at a birthday supper in the Marven Weed home Lenox to celebrate Kenneth Dale.
Allen J. Thompson declares candidacy for Taylor County Auditor in the Republican primary on September 3, 1968, asking for support in the primary and general elections. Bedford.
Eldon L. Strouburg of Blockton announces his Democratic bid for State Representative from Taylor and Ringgold counties in the September 3, 1963 primary election. He appeals for support and votes.
Three candidate notices announce runs for local offices in the September 3 1968 primary. Don H Glass seeks Taylor County Board of Supervisors District 3, Julia Bedell Foster seeks District Court Clerk, and Leonard Ratliff seeks County Sheriff with Democrat voter support urged.
Karl Cobb announces candidacy for Republican nomination to Taylor County Board of Supervisors District 3. He urges voters to support him in the September primary election.
Republican voters are urged to support Doyle D. Akers in the primary on September 3 for the Clerk of the District Court. Akers pledges to devote energy to fulfilling the job if elected.
A printed notice announces Francis Polcey seeking the State Representative seat for the Taylor and Ringgold district in the September 3, 1968 primary. The text also presents Donald G. Righmy declaring candidacy for Sheriff of Taylor County in the same primary and mentions County Attorney post.
Community notices from Gravity and surrounding towns record visits, family gatherings, and birthday celebrations. Names span Diggs, King, Kinney, and Parker families with extended talks of church events and a Navy deployment.
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