Gravity Independent Enters Second Class Mail
The Gravity Independent is listed as entered at the Gravity post office as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Gravity Independent
Location
Gravity, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1949
Page
4
The Gravity Independent is listed as entered at the Gravity post office as second class matter.
Condolences honor James Francis a beloved brother. The church notes his moral life and faith and prayerfully grieves his loss while trusting in eternal life and divine judgment. A thirty day mourning period is observed with remembrance of his memory and guidance from God.
The passage notes that resolutions be recorded in the Lodge records and a published copy sent to the bereaved family for comfort in their bereavement. It references Sunlight Lodge 459, A F and A M, Gravity Iowa and includes a query about a member.
A churchgoer urges believers to stand for faith and spiritual life, testifying to God and eternity. The message condemns evil and urges action against immorality and war, inviting readers to attend services next Sunday.
A bundled and evenly met narrative notes Columbus reached the New World while pursuing a westward voyage. The account emphasizes his discovery and the ensuing contact between Europe and the Americas.
A commissioner reports in favor of vacating a highway starting at the southwest corner of section 16 township 69 north range 34 west Taylor County Iowa. Objections or claims for damages must be filed in the county auditor’s office by noon September 28 1949 or the highway will be vacated. W A Houck County Auditor Pub 4t beginning Aug 4.
Property listing advertised as for sale includes a house with well and care. Mrs Perry Williams listed for details from Geavity Loga.
A list of names spans several states and cities such as Chicago Ames Des Moines Red Oak Radford Lewinburg and Danver with many couples and individuals present for the services. Notable surnames include Francis Tripp McAuley and Franklin among others.
We sincerely thank friends neighbors and relatives for the kindness flowers and cards shown to our wife and mother during her illness We also thank the Rebekah Lodge for the dinner on Sunday Your family Wilrov and Ob Lire na.
The Middle West Soil Improvement Committee and University of Illinois expert A. Van Doren say thick growing legumes and grasses guard land against erosion. A six year corn grain and four year meadow rotation greatly reduces soil loss from 14 to 3 tons per acre, while improved soil structure and moisture retention follow from well fertilized legume crops and lime soil tests.
The Middle West Soil Improvement Committee notes that good hay and pasture cut dairy production costs and raise profits. Pasture provides the cheapest high-protein feed, with liming, mixed fertilizer, and returning manure and crop residues to the soil needed to keep fields productive.
Local residents Mr and Mrs Herey Burmeister and their son Mark will visit Washington D C and Maine in an extended trip. They plan to tour the East Coast and later return home.
Scott Cramop of Chicago visited over the weekend and met Mel Craniay and Jenastlea in Creat on Friday, with 95 J. Francia home noted in the fragment.
Mr and Mrs Joe Alton and their daughter from Denver visited Mrs Mary Petes and Mrs Marshall after attending the funeral of Mrs Aston's grandmother. They departed for their new home, accompanied by Myra Marshall who will stay several months.
Mr and Mrs Lee Travis and $986 returned to their home in St Louis that week. They had visited Mrs Travis' mother, Mrs J D Smith, and her sister, Mrs Otho Brown and Mr Brown.
For sale a well built three floor family home in Gravity North with living dining and reading rooms modern kitchen full basement four furnace water system good roof one car garage and sparzioug grounds with fruit trees berries and garden. Priced to sell. Contact Mrs Mary E Francis.
Rev. and Mrs Callizon returned home from Alto on a Friday. Rev. Calison and aunt Misa Minnie Calison of Des Moines visited until Sunday. C A Burwell and wife returned Tuesday from Canon City, California. Bring radios to Bedford Battery for free delivery to and from Bedford. 28-tf Gravity Implement Co.io tt.
Mr and Mrs Dorsey Cheffin and their son from Denver Colorado left Monday following a visit with Mrs F D Smith and her sister Mrs Ocho Brown and Mr Brown.
Miss Gereldine Ambrose, longtime Iowa City employee, returns home Monday before leaving to teach at Oak’s for another year. Advertisement notes two properties near Gravity, the Robert R. Allen Homestead and the old McCracken farm, with Merl Allen in Grimes to contact Theodosia Alien-Grimes as executrix of R R Allen.
Nora Churchill expresses gratitude for hospital warmth and lists thanks to the Rebekah Lodge and Circle W S C S for a fishware and the J F F Club for fruit. She plans to return home and recalls the kindness with appreciation.
The message thanks those who sent cards letters candy gifts and flowers. Special appreciation to the Happy Aquatlera Sunday school clans for a tray and personal calls.
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