Mrs John Koneene Returns from Colorado Visit
Local note states Mrs John Koneene returned last week after visiting relatives in Colorado.
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Newspaper
Gravity Independent
Location
Gravity, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1934
Page
4
Local note states Mrs John Koneene returned last week after visiting relatives in Colorado.
Wm Meredith of Akron Colorado is visiting relatives here. He serves as sheriff of Washington County Colorado.
The notice advertises well digging and cleaning services by John Alexander at Gravity. Contact by phone 185 and inquire about tile and hand dug wells.
Henry Frost and his wife visited the Geo Shum home last week to attend the Free Methodist Quarterly meetings in the local community. They joined other members for the scheduled gatherings and discussed church affairs.
Mr and Mrs John Lawson of Clarinda spent Sunday evening with Mrs Lawson s sister Mrs I M Damewood observations note the cordial family gathering in Clarinda Iowa during the weekend visit with relatives and siblings.
Harry Hamilton his wife and daughter Joan visited last week at Mrs. George Gray’s home. The Hamiltons, cousins of Mrs. Gray, formerly lived in Shenandoah where Mr. Hamilton was employed as a printer for many years.
Mrs Robt Irwin of Akron Colorado arrived here that week visiting with her parents B J Richardson and wife and with other relatives A line of 102 Enamels at the Drug Store Mrs Bertha Hockabout celebrated a birthday party last week Friends called at her home leaving gifts and words of cheer She is an invalid Claude Campbell of Des Moines is spending his vacation at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Guy Campbell
Mrs Emma Pfander of Clarinda visited here at the home of her daughter Mrs Art Meyers Sunday. She also visited at the home of Mrs Damewood.
No game occurred Sunday as the Clarinda Mer chants failed to appear. Reported here some players were injured in an automobile wreck, leaving the team unable to play.
John Walker and family attended a family reunion at Mt Etna on Sunday. The Drug Store advertises bulk Fly-Chaser purchases with a bring in your can offer. Tom Lower and family and Leslie Anderson and family returned Monday from a vacation trip to Fullerton Nebraska.
Mrs. Cecil Morgan and Mrs. Paul Morris hosted 35 ladies at Mrs. Morris home on Thursday of last week. The event was a bridal shower for Mrs. Leslie Roush and many useful gifts were given to replace items lost in the recent house fire.
Mrs Frank Smith entertained the members of the D M C club at her home Friday of last week. The social event brought together club members for a casual gathering and conversation.
Mrs Sam Lett and daughter Pearl of Haxtun spent Friday and Saturday in the Lewis Huss home while en route home from the Chicago World's Fair. Mrs Lett is a cousin of Lewis Huss.
Mr and Mrs Oscar White spent Tuesday visiting at Mrs Estes home. They called on Iva Irwin and Violet, Will Meredith and Marvin Meredith and his wife.
The W I M S of the Christian church met Wednesday of last week with Mrs Gene Posten and Mrs Wilbur O'Dell served as leader.
The W H M S of the M E church gathered at the parsonage yesterday for their regular session. Members discussed upcoming charity activities and planned a church social for the month.
Mr and Mrs Frank Clatterson of near Clearfield visited Saturday evening at the Art Meyers home for a social gathering.
Readers are urged to think ahead as Gam ble Stores slashes prices up to 40 percent on many items including razor blades five for twelve, galv pails, 1923 tine forks, cocoa hard water soap at three cents a bar, signaling substantial savings for shoppers amid rising costs.
Miss Violet Irwin of Akron Colorado visits here with relatives in a brief social note detailing family connections and hometown.
E. L. Clayton, his wife and daughter arrived back Monday after their trip to California, reuniting with relatives and resuming daily routines.
Miss Msiva Davis came back Sunday from Lenox where she had been clerking in her aunt’s store.
Dan Leonard and his family returned last week from a vacation trip to the Ozarks.
Miss Minnie Glade of Bridgewater visited Sunday at the home of her uncle Andy Nielsen and family. She is attending summer school at Corning.
Cecil Morgan solicits funds for Mr. and Mrs. Roush whose home burned recently. He has collected donations from many contributors and the family expresses gratitude for the support and gifted items following the fire.
Relatives and friends in the area notice Marvin Meredith of Asion town Pennsylvania visible around Gravity, with local residents observing his presence and connections amid community chatter.
Mrs Chas Lird of Woodland Park visited Monday with her parents Ben Richardson and wife and other relatives, staying for a family gathering in the area.
Tuesday Leirg Evelyn Hell er celebrated her birthday inviting 28 of her little friends to share an afternoon.
Leon Ledgerwood returned to Greston on Monday to take a head position with Armours, and Mrs Ledgerwood was accompanied by their children as they settled into the move.
Miss Georgaina Francia is visiting with friends at Oswego and Tracy this week.
Mr Hefiy who had been at Ames for summer school work arrived home Monday with his wife. The two had spent time at the Ames location before returning.
Char Oeirn and wife, their daughter Mrs. Virginia Haha, and her daughter Zane Marie, left last week for Ottas wa Llincia vy to visit the Mad O'Beirn home. From there they will travel to Chicago to attend the Kid's Fair.
Icy confection and cake slices featured at a small town event with casual chatter about a friendly gathering and mixed notes on attendees' names.
Ottens Illinois resident Chas Pennebsker spent the week in town with his sister Mrs Giffard Heller.
A fragment notes Ton Whison and family visiting at the M. Faker residence, with unclear details about the event date and location. The readable portion confirms a family visit to a named home.
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