Locals Visit from Glenwood and Surrounding Areas
Locals Mrs. Maude Posten and Oplia Morrison of Glenwood and Floyd Bush and wife of Corning visited with relatives here Sunday.
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Newspaper
Gravity Independent
Location
Gravity, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1934
Page
4
Locals Mrs. Maude Posten and Oplia Morrison of Glenwood and Floyd Bush and wife of Corning visited with relatives here Sunday.
F M Chandler and his wife traveled to Corning on Sunday to attend the funeral of Frank Widner Jr., a second cousin of Mrs Chandler.
Mrs Dave Peck of Des Moines returned to her home Tuesday after visiting at the home of her mother Mrs I M Damewood.
A reader notes Gamble Stores offers attractively priced items including batteries at 3.19 each, generators at 2.98 each, and wash tubs at 75 cents, touting a wide range of wonderful buys.
A. C. Davis and his wife returned Sunday from Omaha where they had been visiting their daughter, Mrs. Frank Peterson.
John Alexander offers digging and cleaning of wells both tile and hand dug. Free estimates and prompt service. Contact Gravity at phone number 135 for details.
James Parks and Mrs Harry Wingfield of Des Moines were weekend visitors with Mr and Mrs Alex Parks.
Mrs Anna Churchill, county superintendent of schools, was to arrive Monday morning for a gravity-related event.
Mrs. Chester Savage learned Monday morning of the death of Far nley Conaway at his Cantril home. He was married to a sister of Mrs. Savage. Mrs. Savage and Mrs. Jennie Allison of New Market, also a sister, left for Cantril Monday afternoon to attend the funeral.
Sexton Guy Akey reports extreme July dryness at Gravity cemetery. The lawn mower has stayed in the cemetery house all month and he doubts mowing will be needed even if rain comes. He notes June was previously the driest month, but July this year surpasses that record.
A party from here visited Clarinda Sunday morning. Participants included Harry Morley and family, Lewis Morley, Mrs Ed Thompson with daughter and son, Mrs Bowman with daughter, and Vonella Warner. They swam at the pool then breakfasted in the park house.
Leon Ledgerwood and family spent Saturday evening in Kansas City visiting friends and returned Monday evening. Ralph Buckner handled the produce business in town on Monday.
In the office Sat, Benen Guilloruia hosts Elizabeth Buck and her mother amid band music and ocean breeze. Miss Buck, formerly a teacher in the schools here, and Miss Beard discuss plans to start for home about August 1. Beard’s home is in Bedtura.
Miss Florence De Cook of OsKaloosa arrived yesterday for a short visit with her friend Georgaina Francis. Miss De Cook is a teacher in Ottumwa schools.
O M Buckner a mail carrier on route No 3 had his car badly damaged last Friday evening in a collision with a Bedford truck. Mrs Buckner and Ralph were present but none injured. The truck sustained little damage and fault has yet to be determined. The truck owner is a Bedford man.
A social gathering is set for Tuesday evening July 31 at the Dee Liston residence. Neighbors are invited to share desserts and community fellowship in a casual, friendly event.
George Depew his wife and daughter Leota Belle left yesterday morning for a few days visit with relatives at Mitchelville. Tom Lower is working at the service station during his absence.
Melva Davis returns Sunday from a two week visit at aunt Mrs. Peterson home in Omaha. Her sister Mildred accompanies her for a visit here.
Horace Beemer and his wife have rented the Mrs. W. E. Weller home at the northeast corner of the city park and will move in at the start of next month. Mrs. Weller has removed her household goods and will live with her children in furnished rooms nearby.
Orville Cooper of Long Beach California and his son visiting his sister Mrs Chester Savage left Monday for Detroit Michigan to buy a new automobile and drive it back to California.
Former county sheriff Chas Cornell visited to aid the Burlington system in locating missing used railway ties. He traced the theft, found some ties burned, and after interviewing two suspects who confessed, they paid a small sum to cover the destroyed ties before the matter was settled.
Mrs Frank Beemer entertained friends at a picnic supper in Bibbins Park on Thursday evening for Mr Beemer s birthday. Attending were Mr and Mrs Clyde Damewood Mr and Mrs Ed Lock and Kenneth Mr and Mrs Glen Lock Paul Morris and family Jay Levitt and family Mr and Mrs Alex Park Albert Levi and family.
Around fifty attended a pleasant evening at Oak Hill era with ice cream and cake served after a celebration in honor of Melan ol and Miversary. Vivian Corbin of Mt. Kitna visited her uncle Lester Corbin. A planned picnic for Mr and Mrs Otho Kuing of Lawton was postponed due to a coinciding car accident. Lester Corbin and family hosted Sunday guests at Clyde Spring home near Guss. Ralph McPher rep visited niece Mrs. Lester Carothers near Corning. Vivian and Lester Corbin attended Wise family birthday gathering for Myrtle Corbin Archie Eve Marie Kingery and Clyton Spring. Harry Bohanan and baby near Worns ing called at Coroin home for the gathering.
Free Methodist Church Uhay invites all ages to Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and preaching at 11:00 a.m. Sunday evening service is at 8:00 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8:00 p.m. Class meeting first Sunday monthly at 11:00 a.m. Everyone is welcome to all services. Come.
Mrs Mildred Brandrup and her daughter from North Platte Nebraska are visiting Mrs Brandrup's parents Mr and Mrs A J Heninger. The trip brings together two generations at the Heninger household, highlighting family ties in Nebraska.
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