Dr Franci tist and Oral Surgeon plans purchase in Iowa
Dr Franci tist and Oral Surgeon in Iowa announces the purchase of the F M Chandler estate residence, now occupied by R B Monahan and wife, with possession to be taken on August first.
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Newspaper
Gravity Independent
Location
Gravity, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1939
Page
4
Dr Franci tist and Oral Surgeon in Iowa announces the purchase of the F M Chandler estate residence, now occupied by R B Monahan and wife, with possession to be taken on August first.
Harry Lambley with his wife and daughter visited relatives of Mrs. Lambley at Osceola to celebrate the Fourth of July.
Mrs. E A Copper of Stillwater Oklahoma and Mrs H L Lake of Bedford visited Monday with Mr and Mrs Frank Coppel.
The Semper Fidelis club ladies were entertained at three tables of bridge Friday at the home of Mrs. Mae Roush. Special guests were Mrs. Clarence Harland and daughter Grace.
Members of the D M C club and their husbands enjoyed a picnic supper at the Mrs F M Chandler home Tuesday evening. Guests included the C C Gray family, Mrs Mary Lowe of Des Moines, Mrs Sally Mer tick of Allerton, and Mrs Laura Kent. Bridge was played after supper.
C. C. Posten and his wife Supt Hefley and his wife and son Arlo returned Friday evening from a vacation trip to Yellowstone Park and other Colorado points.
A fragmented OCR note references spray material blending bor deau mix sulphur and hal elements. Details are unclear but core terms indicate a chemical preparation possibly for coating or agricultural use. Further readable context is needed for precise itemization.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fickess of Cedar Falls visited Saturday evening with his brother Floyd Fickess and family.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Tysdale and their young daughter from Lewis Town Montana and Mrs K T Tysdale of Burke South Dakota depart after a weeklong visit with Elmer Brown.
The Marshall Social Hour club met with Mrs. Less Slack and shared a meal. Roll call honored Father with a tribute. Fruit salad whipped cream and wafers were served.
Mr and Mrs I La Poe of Denver Colorado arrived on Tuesday and stayed through Saturday visiting with her aunt Mrs Nelson Savage. They called on Thursday on Harley Wallace and family as part of their trip.
The Community Sunday school class and Sunday school board invite all teachers and officers to meetings at the parsonage, with weather contingencies for Friday. Epworth League reports a profitable study on tithing and a guest leader, Rose Scofield, slated for next Sunday. Ice cream sale by the Aid Society is set for Saturday, July 22.
Derwin Sparks from the CCC camp at Red Oak is on a week’s vacation visiting his parents Carl Sparks and his wife.
Beulah Mae Greenway of Col orado travels to Colorado to spend part of the summer with her aunt Mrs. Less Slack and family.
Mr and Mrs Albert Brook and Lawrence Rupp and family of Clarinda were guests Sunday of the former daughter Mrs Bernice Leighton and family. Billy Leighton, who had been at the home of his grandparents for some time, returned home with them.
A reflection on driving fate where two unseen companions, Lady Luck and Old Man Accident, contend for control. The piece urges obeying safety rules to ensure Lady Luck wins, avoiding accidents caused by infractions or others' carelessness.
John Walker Jr spent three days of the past week with his uncle Harry Samonds near Corning, detailing a brief family visit and travel context.
Mrs Jennie Alexander, who spent several days with her son Walter and his family at Bedford, returned home Tuesday.
June Pierson spent the past week visiting friends in Corning Stanton and Villisca. C A Stowell and his wife and daughter of Dickyville Wisconsin are spending two weeks at their Bedford home. They were Sunday evening guests of Mr Stowell s parents C A Stowell and wife.
Meg 47a Long and sons of St. Joseph Missouri spent Monday night and Tuesday with her mother Mrs Mae Roush in a brief family visit reported by local residents.
The Masonic Study group gathers at Conway tonight with plans for the next meeting at Siam on Thursday evening August 3.
Henry Nixon of Lenox, a well known local figure, remains in Town City hospital after an operation last week which required amputation of a limb.
Mies June Pieraon visited the past week with friends at Corn ing Villisca and Stanton. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Dwight Hargadin June 30 Henry Petersen and sons Vern and Bernard made a trip to Kansas City Mo Friday.
Mrs Nerine Greene and Mrs Altman of Des Moines visited Monday night at the Dan Leonard home. Tuesday they traveled to Blanceard to visit at the J W McFarland and W R Brookman home.
House sale notice by Mrs Nancy Cox of Holyoke Colorado. Six room dwelling available at Gravity with contact 651-84. Private sale arranged through owner.
Miss Leoma Walker of Minneapolis Minnesota arrived Sunday morning and visited until Wednesday with her parents Mr and Mrs Ray Walker, staying at their home during the visit.
Mrs Donald Wilmarth of Cove ring was a Friday afternoon view star with her mother Mrs Wave Madden.
Mia Earl Bean and her children visited Friday with her parents Albert Parke and his wife in New Market along with extended family members.
Mrs Jennie Alexander returns to her home after visiting Omaha with her son Walter and his family. They were called to Bedford by the death of Eula Beemer.
Ollie McMahill wife and daughter Elizabeth A L McMahill wife and daughter Mitzi Kay and Clyde Robey spent Sunday in Omaha.
Mrs. John Demery of Indiana is visiting at the home of her daughter Mrs. T. R. Hefley. She accompanied the Hefley family home Monday.
Miss Mabel Oxley of Guss spent a few days last week visiting her grandmother, Mrs. R. Dy Beery, at her home.
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