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Newspaper

Gravity Independent

Location

Gravity, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1936

Page

5

Married at Maryville Miss Martha Worrell and Wilbur Kimpton

Maryville, Missouri saw the marriage of Martha Worrell daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Worrell near Conway to Wilbur Kimpton son of Mr and Mrs John Kimpton northwest of here on Saturday January 11 They started housekeeping at Herbert Reeve farm northwest of here where Kimpton has farmed this past year The paper joins friends in offering congratulations

Martha Worrell Wilbur Kimpton Maryville Missouri Lawrence Worrell Conway John Kimpton Here Herbert Reeve Kimpton

D C C Club Holds All Day Meeting With Eva Coy

The D C C Club met with Mrs. Eva Coy on January 8 for an annual all day gathering. The social day included a noon cafeteria style dinner for members and families such as Harley Nickell and wife, Horace Wiley Adams and wife, Mrs Dale Adams and children, Mrs Maud Grayson and son, Charley, Geo Depew and family, Leota Bell, Mrs Carrie Utter, and others. Next meeting is planned with Maud Grayson on February 8 with Olive Nickell assisting, featuring a Valentine exchange and a quotation or verse on Valentine day.

D. C.C Eva Coy Harley Nickell Horace Wiley Adams Dale Adams Maud Grayson Charley Geo. Depew Leota Bell Carrie Utter Ralph Davis Donald Dorothy Utter Olive Nickell Gladys Davis

Hunters Kill Two Red Fox Near Twin Bridges Farm

Hunters Eldon Valentine Wiley Adams and Joker Wallace bagged two large red foxes on the Ben Richardson farm near Twin Bridges southwest of here Friday afternoon. One fox was especially large with fine fur likely to bring a good price for the pelt.

Eldon Valentine Wiley Adams Wallace Ben, Richardson Twin Bridges Here

Hope County plans long term agricultural policy shift

Iowa farmers and Extension Service officials await guidance from the Agricultural Adjustment Administration as AAA programs end. County committees record data while awaiting federal directions, with Murl McDonald leading the state oversight and planning efforts to develop a national policy based on soil and farm management.

Supreme Court Iowa Extension Service Iowa State College Agricultural Adjustment Administration R. K. Bliss AAA United States Department of Agriculture Murl McDonald Department of Agriculture

Wash Frocks and Smocks in Fast Colors

A local advertises wash frocks and smocks with bright fast colors priced at 98 cents at Ladies Tog gery, highlighting durable fabric and easy care for household wear.

Editors Elect New Officers For County Press Association

The County Press Association elected L. H. Andrews of Clearfield as president Allan Hamblin of Bedford as vice president and Vernon Sweeley of Lenox as secretary treasurer at a Lenox meeting hosted by Vernon Sweeley and Mary E. Sweeley publishers of the Time Table Dinner followed the sessions at the Sweeley home with guests and a business agenda described as productive.

the County Press Association Lenox Vernon Sweeley Mary E. Sweeley Time Table Sweeley L. H. Andrews Clearfield Allan Hamblin Bedford

Birthday gathering at Walter Alexander home

Last Thursday friends gathered at the Walter Alexander home to celebrate Jess Maskere's birthday. Attendees included Jess Masker, his wife and family, Max, Ed Lock and family, Kenneth, Glen Lock and family, Walter Alexander, his wife and daughter Norma Jean. Pie ice cream and coffee were served.

Jess Maskere Walter Alexander Jess Masker Max Ed Lock Kenneth Glen Lock Norma Jean

Gravity Grinds Out Three Wins In Friday Basketball Night

Gravity high school swept all three games in the home gym Friday, breaking the season record. The opener saw Gravity defeating Bedford grades 14 to 12 after a late counter, the second game matched Gravity against Sharpsburg with a 22 to 19 result, and the final game ended 39 to 18 as Gravity controlled from the start. Next Friday hosts Conway in both girls and boys games.

Gymasium Gravity Bedford Schools Fighting Little Gravity Bedford Sharpsburg Conway

Kirketeg Declares Candidacy for State Senate Seat

Bedford attorney O J Kirketeg of Wisdom Kirketeg announces his run for state senator representing Adams and Taylor counties. He seeks the county’s nomination to unseat Claude Stanley, notes a campaign will be active district wide, and cites his Iowa roots and local service as county attorney and Bedford city attorney.

O. J. Kirketeg Bedford Wisdom Cedar Falls State Teachers College State University

Public joint installation of Rebekah and Odd Fellows Lodges

The Misses Audrey Grubb, Mary Hill, Forna Fuller, Mrs Laura Kent, Mrs Mary Morris and Merrill Leighton attended a public joint installation of the Rebekah and Odd Fellow Lodges at New Market Monday evening.

Audrey Grubb Mary Hill Forna Fuller Laura Kent Mary Morris Merrill Leighton Rebekah and Odd Fellow New Market

Married 69 Years B F Richardson and Wife

B F Richardson and his wife celebrated their 69th wedding anniversary at home Friday with their three daughters Mrs Mary Johnston Mrs Effie Koneene of Gravity and Mrs Ella Laird of Colorado Springs. A dinner was served by the daughters. The couple, Civil War veterans, are in good health but homebound due to winter weather. Friends sent congratulations Friday.

B.F. Richardson Mary Johnston Effie Koneene Ella Laird Colorado Springs Colorado Richardson

Simpson College Names New President Earl E Harper

Dr Earl E Harper president of Evansville College Indiana was elected by Simpson College board at a Jan 6 meeting to take over early February. He has led Evansville since 1927 and holds theology degrees from Boston University and a Doctor of Divinity. John L Hillman retires after 17 years as Simpson president and will teach Bible courses for the remainder of the year.

Earl E. Harper Evansville College Evansville Indiana Simpson College John L. Hillman Harper Nebraa Wesleyan University of Nebraska Boston University John Hillman

Mary Davis Dies in Colorado Heart Attack Visit

A sudden heart attack claimed Mrs. Mary Davis during a visit to Colorado. She traveled to Sterling and Fleming to see her sons and Denver to see sister-in-law Mrs John Norrie before passing away around nine o clock Tuesday morning. Her son Wm Davis of Fleming was notified and will bring the body home for burial. Funeral services are set for Friday at two o'clock in the Christian church.

Mary Davis Colorado Sterling Fleming Denver John Norrie Wm. Davis Evadne Norris Nellie Norris Davis Happy Ginn Lenox

Timber Wolf Killed Near Town in Sunday Hunt

Melvin Eaters notes in Bedford his candidacy for sheriff in the Republican primary. A 50 pound timber wolf, one of the largest seen locally, was killed west of town and brought to the Independent office. Hunters expect a neat sum from the pelt and a $5 bounty. Melvin, married with two children, has spent most of his life in the county and is unseating for public office for the first time. He plans to meet voters personally before the June primary.

Walter Alexander J. E Humbert Curtis Melvin Bedford Independent Melvin Hne

Beemers Return to Former Glenwood Residence

Frank Beemer and his wife, formerly at Glenwood, have moved back to the residence north of the park they previously occupied.

Frank Beemer Glenwood

Boy Scout Meeting Awards Tenderfoot Tests

The Boy Scouts held a regular meeting at the high seven building with a quiz and awards. Howard Madder received a candy bar for topping the board, while nine boys passed their tenderfoot tests. Sterling Walace served as Scribe.

Howard Madder Sterling Walace Scribe

Special Prices on Coats and Suits at Ladies Toggery

Readable line notes special prices on coats and suits at Ladies Toggery. Savings advertised across winter stock with emphasis on limited time offers and value for shoppers.

Mother of Gravity Teacher Dies Suddenly

Mrs. A. J. Abarr wife of Dr Abarr of Clearfield and mother of Miss Helen Abarr Gravity School faculty died suddenly Sunday morning in Creston after a brief illness. Funeral held Tuesday afternoon at Clearfield with burial there Supt Hefley and wife attended. Miss Margaret Nixon teaches in her absence.

A.J. Abarr Abarr Clearfield Helen Abarr Gravity School Creston Hifley Hefley Laura Gaebler Georgaina Francis Kathryn Cotton

Sunshine Club Meets At Mrs Caruthere Home

The Sunshine club met at Mrs Walter Caruthere's home with nine members and four visitors. Roll call cited quotations, discussed eight presidents born in Ohio and wars past and possible future. Refreshments served. Next meeting set for February 18 with Mrs Elmer Datton.

Sunshine Club Walter Caruthere Ohio Elmer Datton

Study Club Meeting Promises Diverse Program

The Study club will meet on January 21 with Wes and Harry Stafford in attendance. Mrs. 8. B. Smith will present Rolecall Old world charms of modern Quebec. Mrs. Wilbur O'Dell will discuss Recovery Key and Mrs. Arthur Meyers will present Two-legged money, with music by the hostess.

Wes Harry Stafford Quebec 8. B. Smith Wilbur O’dell Arthur Meyers

Homer Beemer and wife return from Texas visit

Homer Beemer and his wife along with Elza Baker and his wife spent several weeks in Texas and arrived home Wednesday of last week.

Homer Beemer Elza Baker Texas

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D. C. C. Club G. W. C. Coffee Ib Omar Posten & Son Hope County Planning Melvin Eaters Sheriff Race Boy Scout News Gravity Oil Company Gravity, Iowa Andrew Bert Terry
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