Misa fal the Farrveng of Oak lard California
Fragmentary note reports Misa fal the Farrveng of Oak lard California arriving there for a week and planning a ves vacation with Mr and Mrs Rust. No clear dates or full names due to damaged text.
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Newspaper
Gravity Independent
Location
Gravity, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1946
Page
2
Fragmentary note reports Misa fal the Farrveng of Oak lard California arriving there for a week and planning a ves vacation with Mr and Mrs Rust. No clear dates or full names due to damaged text.
Meard Me. Jo Alton and two relatives from Denver Colorado arrived Tuesday to spend a week with Mrs Alton's mother Joey Moe Marehal.
A damaged OCR fragment lists individuals including Livingston, Mrs Reed, and others at a Livingston home gathering. Sparse readable tokens suggest a local meeting or social visit with several named attendees. Further verification needed for clarity.
Mr and Mrs Ivan Houchin left last week for Oregon to visit Mrs Rum. b., who is very ill. Mrs Ben White said daughter and Mr Forrest Pershin attended the shower at Ted Sidersa home along with Mrs O M Bown Lenox and others.
At St Francis hospital in Maryville Missouri twins were born Tuesday morning to Mr and Mrs Rex Wyckoff of Bedford. Mrs Wyckoff is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ora. The twins have been named Gary Lee and Larry D.
A New Year pitch urges readers to save by payroll deductions, promising a nest egg of 2163.45 dollars in ten years through United States Savings Bonds. The plan promotes building an emergency reserve payable on demand and encourages weekly investments of 3.75 dollars.
Mre Cora White spent time with her sister, TM Roberts, and Mr Roberts at Bedford. The note records a peaceful social visit lasting several hours.
OCR reads that school will commence Monday after one week of delay due to weather. No changes to holiday or exam timetable noted. Classroom work will begin as planned once the week resumes.
Me and Mrs John Goodhue and son of Carlisle were Christmas day guests of Mrs Goodhue's brother, Mark Young, and family. Their mother, Mrs Tom Young, who has been staying in Mark Young's home, accompanied the Goodhues to their home to spend the winter months.
Mrs Neva Lower and her daughter Mrs Oliver Hilaquist and family of Lown City arrived this week to visit Mr and Mrs Leslie Anderson and family. They moved into rooms at the Wayne Lovitt home on Tuesday.
Miss Dorothy Sildar went back to Marysville California on Friday following a week spent with her parents Mr and Mrs Ted Selders.
Miss Baige Dorsey of Des Moines spent Christmas with her parents, Supt, and Mrs B C, sharing a quiet holiday at home.
Mr and Mrs Gene Bryan and Clayt Joslyn of Maryeville California departed Friday for home following a week with their mother Mrs Ferne Joslyn in Clarinda.
Office upstairs in Locke Building first stairway east of Bedford National Bank. General law practice with special attention to the settlement of estates.
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Meredith Walker, named James Lee, presented with the family near grandparents Mr and Mrs Elmer Brown in Atlantic.
Miss Zona Posten drove to Red Oak to spend Christmas Day with her sister Mrs A. W. Bender and family.
Dr. G. C. Keays and family leave early Monday for Dyersville to spend Christmastide with Mr. Keays' parents. They expect to return home January 82.
C B Lock announces his son Oliver of Cheyenne Wyoming has been appointed to a clerical position at the Cheyenne post office and will assume duties January 2. His wartime service largely spent in the post office department helped win the appointment.
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