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17 Dec 1936
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Newspaper
Gravity Independent
Location
Gravity, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1936
Page
1
The Gravity Independent lists a subscription price of 1.50 dollars per year. This detail appears in the periodical’s notices section, indicating affordable access for readers.
Entered at the post office at Gravity Town as second class mail matter.
The President was greeted with strong acclaim in Burros Aires with about a million people present. He urged peace on the North American continent and worldwide, warning that global war or economic collapse would hurt the United States even if it stays out of conflict.
Hugh Louden was chosen as the Democratic chairman for Page County a local party post. The appointment strengthens county organization as activists plan candidate support and outreach across the region.
Loudon, longtime secretary of the Production Credit Association in Clarinda since 1934, has been appointed private secretary to Congressman Otha D. Wearin. He will assume duties after the holidays and plans to travel to Washington, D.C. soon after Christmas. He is a Creighton University graduate, class of 1983.
Thirteen members and one guest attended the Social Hour club gathering hosted by Mrs. F. Copper on December 10. A Christmas gift exchange entertained all as Mrs. Minnie Shields led the program. Hostess prepared refreshments. The next meeting will be January 14 with Mrs. Dean Beemer.
C E S elects officers and committee appointments including Goldie Smith as W M Grace Gray as associate M Lee Berry as associate John Gaebler as W P Mollie King as associate Fern Beemer as associate Wave Madden as secretary Geraldine Hill as treasurer.
Step by step method to prepare scalloped chicken with eggs and gravy. Two boiled chickens are cooled and meat is separated. Eggs are boiled, whites chopped, yolks grated into the gravy. Butter stock and flour cook to form gravy. Breadcrumbs mixed with melted butter top the dish before baking until browned.
M J Greeley, longtime resident of Topeka, Kansas, is visiting the homes of his children Paul Greeley and Mrs. Marle Harland, spending time with family during the current trip.
The fortnightly club met Saturday evening at the Forest Pershin home for a seven o'clock pot luck supper. The group played games with Wiley Adams and Fred Thomas sharing high score. The next gathering is scheduled at the Oren Price home.
Oak Hill Little Norman Jean Kingery a 92 month old daughter of Mrs. Marie Kingery is hospitalized in Shenandoah after a Tuesday rush for eye treatment by Dr Wayland Maloy. A Thursday play accident caused a minor eye injury with potential infection from an impetigo sore. doctors hope the eye can be saved. Several local families visited or planned to move Marie Kingery and daughter for continued care. holiday events include Holt Independent Community Club Christmas meeting and a Virginia Taylor aid gathering with full account to follow.
A message from KE Wilson reports that a good Christian has not returned an electric fan. The note seeks the fan’s return and mentions the speaker. No further details are provided.
Mrs. Jennie Alexander leaves for Essex to visit sister for two months. A. J. Leighton moves back to home near Frese Methodist Church. Miss June Pierson and Mrs. Kent Wallace attend a 4 H club meeting in Bedford. The Home Missionary Society holds its annual bank offering at morning service. Rev and Mrs W Biggerstaff welcome an eight pound baby daughter born Friday night. Mrs T W Bownes of Tabor assists with care. Mr Oscar Roush and wife, Wiley Adams and wife, Mrs Maude Grayson and son Clarence visited Clarence Harland’s home Sunday.
The Free Methodist Church announces Sunday School with a preaching service in Gravity at 7 30 PM led by the pastor. Carbon church also schedules 11 AM class meeting and 7 30 PM preaching by Paul Morris with W F Biggerstaff as pastor. Gamble Stores touts Coronado radios at $9 95 and up claiming wide appeal.
Mrs Lyle Posten spent the weekend with her father at Clearfield. The visit highlights familial ties and time spent away from home.
Miss Beulah Johnson spent Friday evening at her home in Hamburg and stayed through the weekend with her parents.
Miss Carol Brown of Arispe spent the weekend with her parents Elmer Brown and wife.
Misa Marvel Byerley assists with tasks at the Mrs C J Nelson home. The note records Byerley helping with household duties during an unspecified period. No additional details on dates or duties are provided.
Small town or farm resident needed immediately for permanent employment. Initial pay set at $75 a month. Apply by sending name and address to box 156 care of this paper.
Mrs Glen Warner and her children were guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Guy Campbell, sharing a quiet afternoon and friendly conversation at the Campbell home.
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