Supt and Mze Dorney Visit Cambria for Brief Trip
The superintendent and Mze Dorney traveled to Cambria on Tuesday for a short stay. They planned to return after a few days.
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Newspaper
Gravity Independent
Location
Gravity, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1947
Page
7
The superintendent and Mze Dorney traveled to Cambria on Tuesday for a short stay. They planned to return after a few days.
Alyene McMahill and Mies Florine Dougherty spent the weekend in Omaha with friends. Fred Dunkin and Kennerd Dunkin families visited L A Wiley in Hopkins Missouri for Sunday dinner. The Christian Aid Society plans a June 19 meeting in the church basement led by Lillian Savage. Wilbur Fudge Kenneth Judge and family visited sister Glen Lock’s home. Long term low rate Land Bank loans in Taylor county Iowa are advertised by J D Loudon, Secretary. Gordon Hill and Dill Dowling drove to Omaha for a weekend visit.
Charles Reardon of Tina Missouri came Wednesday of that week for a few days visit with his grandfather J A Gaebler and his aunt Miss Leura Gaeler.
For Sale four spotted poll and sows bred to farrow first and second week in September. All vaccinated. Weight about 375 pounds. Call Gravity 83 F 11 0 D Humphrey.
Mr and Mrs Stuart Jamison and their children of Clarinda were dinner guests Sunday of her parents, Mr and Mrs Chas Lock, in a family gathering noted by a local society item.
A special meeting of the O B E S chapter will be held at the lodge rooms on Tuesday evening June 17 for initiation purposes. A good attendance is desired.
Mr and Mrs Floyd Fickers and Mr and Mrs Bob King spent Saturday in Kansas City Missouri with her parents Mr and Mrs P Bicknell.
Russell Ackley and one of Miles came Thursday to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Jim Ackley. Mr Ackley returned Monday while the boys will remain for a longer visit.
Mrs Hugh Babcock arrived home last week after visiting her son and family in Denver Colorado.
Mr and Mrs Posten and daughter Gertrude traveled to St Joseph Missouri on Friday to consult their surgeon about health concerns. They observed flood waters between homes and men and boys in fields using forks to clear fish left in the water after the floods receded.
A baby daughter was born to Mr and Mrs B Fr Clark at Manning General Hospital Manning Iowa at 12 50 pm June 5 weight 7 24 oz and named Sharon Louise Mr Clark son of Jean Clark of Manning is in the US navy and stationed in Texas and to be sent to Philadelphia Pa He will report for service around July 10 His address is 3B Clark ACETN USA Naval Aviation Material Unit Philadelphia Pa Also notes on local residents and Legion Auxiliary meeting and quarterly school district financial report ending Sept 30 1946
Sunday School at 10:00, Ministry of the Word at 11:00, Young People's Service at 7:30, Preaching at 8:00. Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 8:00, Fast Prayer Friday at 8:00. All are invited to these services.
Dean Beemer Doyle Savage and Donna Wade Joslyn spent Friday and Saturday in Omabr for a local event or gathering.
Mins Zona Posten attended the A W Bender affair Friday at Red Oak, continuing a sequence of social visits reported by local society pages.
A wholesome Children’s Day program was presented at the Methodist church Sunday morning. Sunday School attendance reached 98, with plans for a Father’s Day program next Sunday and no preaching service at ten due to the pastor attending a conference. Everyone is welcome.
Ming Geraldine Ambrose left for Clarinde Monday where she has employment at a hospital. Mes Effie Koneene spent Monday in Creston at the home of her son Fred and family.
Mr and Mrs Casas visited the Lewis Huss homes in Larkspur California on Friday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs A W Bender and Maurice and Miss Zona Posten drove to Memphis Missouri Sunday and visited until Monday with Mr and Mrs G Smith and Mr G Mee Smith during the weekend celebration.
Expert diagnosis warns farmers to recognize early cholera signs before losses mount. Loss of appetite fever and weakness are common first symptoms, and delay can ruin crops and livestock.
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