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Newspaper
Gravity Independent
Location
Gravity, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1945
Page
1
Subscription price set at 1.00 and 1.50 per year for Gravity Iowa edition. Editor and publisher FRANCIS listed, with notice of second class mail status at Gravity post office.
Mrs Ejna Roberts returned Monday from a visit in Clarinda. Miss Evelyn Heller, employed in Kansas City, Mo., came Saturday to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Clifford Heller until after Christmas. Miss Geraldine Ambrose, a Tarkio college student, arrived Friday to spend the holiday vacation. Mr and Mrs Oliver Holmquist and Tony of California arrived Thursday to visit his mother, Mrs Neva Lower, and sister and family, Mr and Mrs Leslie Anderson.
Russell Stearna and family Robert Burwell and family and Mrs Iona Henlager joined Mr and Mrs C A Burwell for Christmas celebrations at their home.
Mr and Mrs Robert Anderson of Springfield spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Geo Beckett. Mr and Mrs Grover Gion of Conway were afternoon callers.
Pastor J D Stevens invites all to attend the church in the new year. Prayer meeting at 9 30 am at the parsonage morning worship at 10 Sunday school at 11 am. The note urges men to lead a better life through regular Bible study and worship.
Curt Barton set a local age record last week by trapping three red foxes at High Farm northwest of there. He says he could have caught more if traps had not frozen, as tracks showed foxes nearby in danger of the devices.
Miss Margaret Hackman left Friday for her home at St. Joe Missouri to spend the holiday vacation.
Free Methodist Church led by Bertha A Brown offers Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Ministry of the Word at 11:00 a.m. Young People's Service at 7:00 p.m. Preaching at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday prayer at 7:30 p.m. Friday fast prayer at 10:00 a.m. All are invited.
G W Barrette editor of the Peoria Journal-Transcript received a $100 victory bond from Gaines Dog Research Center for best editorial on a dog topic during the 1945 National Dog Week. His piece “A Dog's Eye View” was published September 17. judges included Sydney H. Coleman and Eleanor Roosevelt received honorable mention for a dog information column.
Lt. Maynard Stogdill of Jackson Mississippi arrived Saturday to spend the holidays with his wife and son Ronald Lee at the Ray Walker home. The wife and son will accompany him back to Jackson.
Lt Stogdil arrived here Saturday from Jackson Mississippi on a ten day furlough. Mel Stogdill and their little son will return with him to Jackson to make their home.
Mr and Mrs Jess Johnson of Des Moines came Sunday to spend Christmas with her parents Mr and Mrs Ray Walker.
Mee John Neil drove to Oma he Tuesday of last week where she met her husband returning from the service. The Neil family will operate the farm north of town owned by Mrs Kilda Ginn, mother of Mrs Neil, during the coming year.
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