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Newspaper
Gravity Independent
Location
Gravity, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1936
Page
8
Dr. M. R. Francis of Bedford Iowa and Elvis Spriggs Curt Miller and Edwin Welderburg of Stafford Kansas arrived Saturday for a visit at the Green Moore home. The boys returned to Stafford today. Also notice the drug store carries radio tubes to fit your radio.
Mrs. Bruce Monahan came back Thursday from Excelsior Springs Missouri where she sought health treatments and reports feeling improved. Glen Warner, wife and son Dale, were home from a Kentucky business trip, with Mr. Warner returning to Kentucky with another horse shipment. Dr. F A Hines attended the State Veterinary meeting in Des Moines. Mrs Haven Salyards was called to her parents home near Blockton due to her mother's serious illness.
Darrell Reed and his wife with two children left the Reed home near Shenandoah for Des Moines Saturday after an auto accident injuries to his neck. Miss Helen Madden and Lyman Yost drove them home. Reed is recovering wearing a neck brace and will be out of work for a time.
Miss Helen Madden will not teach this week as the school lacks coal and heavy snow blocks roads making new supply delivery nearly impossible.
Misses Carol Brown and Madeline Smith returned Monday to Indianola after spending their semester vacation at the home of their parents here.
A playful ode to the brown bean and its oven baked glory. It offers two period style recipes: Beans and Cheese Casserole with bacon pecans cheese and New England beans baked in individual crocks. and Baked Beans and Hamburger with onion tomato soup and beans, served with brown bread.
Gravity second team lost to Agametong last Thursday 17 to 1. First team dropped a close 44 45 game to Missouri crew as overtime decided Hopkins victory after three minutes. Drexel Keith scored 28 points amid teamwork. Commercial Geography shows interest in contour maps while fourth grade studies Egypt. Attendance fell due to cold. several students absent. Evelyn Heller spoke at Grade Chapel. A quartet sang at assembly. 100 spelling honors awarded to several students. Florine Dougherty and Gary Hawkee were absent this week.
The Cathedral of St John the Divine in New York houses twenty figures, each honoring a notable man. Paul the Apostle stands as a symbol of steadfast ideals, contrasting with Lincoln and Washington among other historic figures. Dr. Arthur R. McLaughlin offers reflections on Paul’s dramatic conversion and lifelong commitment to his new path.
Mrs. Carrie McColm and her son Jesse depart today for Lincoln Nebraska to visit daughter and sister Mrs Harold Stanton. Jesse will travel west, while Mrs McColm will stay in Lincoln to live with her daughter for now.
A local paper urges readers to subscribe now, promoting the value of ongoing home delivery and the benefits of staying informed through the community newspaper.
Oak Hilt Mre Claude Moore hosted an all day quilting bee at her Gravity area home. Attendees included Holt Independent School district residents and various local families. The piece notes heavy snow blocking roads and mail delays affecting votes and travel.
Sella Mann and his wife, residents since the death of his mother Mrs. T. C. Mann, left Sunday for Clearfield. The household sale held Saturday afternoon suffered from severe weather and poor roads, reducing turnout. Albert Levi transported them to Clearfield on Sunday.
Advertisement notes a North Star all wool blanket 72 by 84 for free for a limited time. It quotes Model D Coronady Hieetric Washer at 49 50 and Power Washer at 84 50 with easy payments options.
Mrs. Ray Walker and her children Lewis Waite and Gwendolyn Walker along with Mrs. Jease Johnson drove to Maryville Missouri on Saturday to spend the day with Miss Leoma Walker a student at the State Normal School.
The Woman's Study Club will meet Tuesday afternoon February 4 at the home of Mrs. S. B. Smith. Roll call will cite Afrean Lakes, with Mrs. F. C. Dorsey presenting Joys of Africa. Mrs. Arthur Meyers presents African Hall, Mrs. Frank Coppel The Making of a Museum, and Mrs. G. H. Madden Carl Akéley's Story.
Norman Dale Rainforth long ill with rheumatism moved from his grandfather Frank Fleming’s to Mrs. Maud Posten’s home in town. His grandmother’s poor health limits care locally and he will receive attention there.
Mrs Paul Morris entertained at a benefit bridge party Thursday afternoon. Guests included Mesdames Albert Levi Frank Beemer Horace Beemer C C Hill Grace Dann Frank Smith Glade Grubb George Depew Oliver Posten Harry Lambley Lester Parks Ed Lock and Misa Zone Posten.
Evadne Norris executrix of Nellie Norris deceased of Taylor County Iowa gives notice to creditors and interested parties to present claims by the court for allowance. The filing date is January 14 1936 and M R Brant is attorney for the executrix.
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