The Gravity Independent weekly price notice
The Gravity Independent publishes weekly on Thursdays with a subscription price of 1.50 per year.
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Newspaper
Gravity Independent
Location
Gravity, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1936
Page
4
The Gravity Independent publishes weekly on Thursdays with a subscription price of 1.50 per year.
J. B. Francis serves as editor and publisher for the Gravity Iowa publication. Post office records mark the listing as second class mail matter.
Mrs Francis slipped on a slippery walk Friday afternoon while approaching the office. She fractured a bone in her left wrist and another bone was thought dislocated with a ruptured blood vessel. She was taken to Dr Reed's office for treatment and is recovering with considerable pain but improving.
Reports say a man in Florida talked for ten days without stopping, a feat that drew local attention. Elmer Burwell and Herbert Reeve are spending winter there, and if either returns with a tale of such chatter friends may urge sending them to Congress.
A Washington D C motorist was fined for placing new license plates on his car before the proper date. The report notes that such an incident is not known to have occurred in Iowa, particularly Taylor County.
A light snow fell Friday aiding wheat field moisture. B C Stearns was granted a divorce from Vera Stearns, with the matter continued from Friday of last week.
The Internal Revenue Service identifies 83 individuals with yearly incomes of at least one million dollars. Fifteen reside in New York, with the remaining across eighteen states.
Posten and Son requests prompt payment or assistance with accounts by January first. The notice stresses timely settlement and asks customers to contact the firm for arrangements and due dates.
W L Chandler and wife Kent Wallace with their son Sterling will travel to Shenandoah to spend Christmas Day at the home of Mr and Mrs Toby Carson. They will be joined there by Gordon Wallace a student at Lincoln Nebraska college.
Mrs Elmer Beezley and Mrs Ray Walker and their son Lewis visited in Clarinda Thursday.
The Free Methodist Church schedules Sunday School at 10 a.m. Gravity and Carbon congregations share services with preaching at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Paul Morris preaches at the Carbon 7:30 p.m. session. Prayer meeting is Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Pastor W. F. Biggerstaff leads.
A vintage recipe lists one package lemon gelatin with one pint hot water. While warm, mix in three cups grape-nut cereal or substitute, four cups chopped nuts, three cups chopped dates, one cup raisins, a pinch of salt, one to two teaspoons cinnamon and one to four teaspoons cloves. Stir occasionally as it sets and serve with whipped cream.
The Northwest writer reflects on a rough spell and joyfully greets readers as winter weather returns. The piece celebrates Christmas spirit that lingers from childhood to old age, with thanks for well wishes during illness and a poem about kind hearts, thoughts, words, and deeds.
The note states stores will close at 10:80 on Christmas Day for the remainder of the day. The OCR seems error prone but indicates an early closing time for December 25. No additional details on locations or brands are provided.
A Columbia rowing feature by Richard Glendon Jr stresses early season conditioning over heavy fasting. It praises balanced diets with leafy vegetables and cereals to build stamina, notes water restriction, and emphasizes proper training to sustain energy for the four mile race at Poughkeepsie.
The Aid sponsored a Fathers and Sons banquet at the church on Friday evening, November 27, with a 10 cent plate lunch in the basement and a program upstairs by men and boys. Several performers were absent due to illness, but the program included songs, a prayer, a welcome, and reflections on fatherhood, followed by a social at Virginia Taylor’s home with devotions and readings.
An ode to pineapple juice from Hawaii celebrates abundance and healthful uses. Recipes include Holiday Fruit Creamade with two cans of pineapple juice and Marshmallow Fruit Loaf combining gelatin juice and whipped cream with canned fruits and banana. Serves vary.
A small gathering invited close friends of William Heatherington and Willis Kimpton before their departure for Washington next Thursday. Walter Fuelbirth hosted Sunday dinner at the Vernon Gold home, adding to the social send off.
Readers are urged to subscribe to the local home paper to support coverage of community events, local sports, and essential notices. The message emphasizes steady delivery, convenient options, and continued access to trusted reporting for residents.
Local drug store advertises Aladdin supplies with emphasis on availability and discounts. Shoppers are urged to visit the storefront for selection and pricing details.
Misa Lucile Meyers of Excelsior Springs Missouri plans Christmas with her parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Meyers and brother Kenneth. They will travel to Clarinda to visit Mrs Emma Pfander the Meyers family matriarch on Christmas Day.
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