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Newspaper

Gravity Independent

Location

Gravity, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1938

Page

1

Gravity Independent announces subscription price

The Gravity Independent lists a yearly subscription price of 1.80 dollars and notes its editor and publisher Frangis. The paper is entered at Gravity Town post office as second class mail matter.

Caring for Raspberry Canes in a Spring Patch

Clean dead canes from the raspberry patch and cut back live canes to winter kill height. If new canes are abundant, thin to three or four per plant and tie to stakes. Till soil between rows with a garden plow or fork and mulch heavily to retain moisture and foster new growth for bigger berries. Straw or stable manure makes good mulch.

School urges smallpox vaccination for all children

Widespread vaccination scars appear as a precaution amid nearby cases of the disease. School authorities urge vaccinating all school children to prevent spread and protect community health.

Masons to Attend Last Session of Instruction in Clarinda

A group of local Masons plans to travel to Clarinda on Friday night for the final session of the order’s school of instruction there. The event will include degree work in the third degree.

Clarinda

Town election turnout expected to be higher this year

The article urges citizens to vote in the biennial town election urging participation and to support the elected officers once the majority decision is made. It stresses voting as a civic duty and the importance of public responsibilities.

Public Servants in an Unpleasant Sacrifice Acceptable

A distorted line notes that lic Servants in a public service endure an unpleasant sacrifice they are willing to accept, hinting at civic duty under strain and potential public criticism.

Lic

School Board Loyalist Steps Down After 22 Years

J A Gavbler completes 22 years on the local school board and refuses reelection. His successor was chosen Monday at the annual school election.

J. A. Gavbler

Henry Ford on Knowledge as Real Security

Henry Ford praises keeping ideas in circulation and commends The Reader's Digest for presenting current thinking. He says the only real security is knowledge experience and ability and that nutritious ideas benefit all walks of life. The Editor recommends the Digest to readers.

Henry Ford

Early Spring Garden Work Crowds Farms

Saturday brought mild spring weather as many people cleaned gardens and raked yards. Some planted early crops and farmers plowed and planted. soil is good but everyone hopes for substantial rain before April first.

Pata

Lee Huss Named Mechanic for Construction Firm

Lee Huss has accepted a position as mechanic with a construction company that worked on the state road from here to Conway last fall and plans to travel to Tingley soon to start work. He aided in repairs on their machinery stored here during the summer as the family prepares to move to Tingley where the new contract is being worked out.

Lee Huss Conway Tingley

Maud Grayson and family visit Prices on Sunday

Mrs Maud Grayson together with Clarence and Charles visited Mr and Mrs P A Price on Sunday, sharing time with relatives in a local gathering at the Prices home.

Maud Grayson Clarence and Charles Mrs. P. A. Price

Saving Souls With Free Beer Untrue

A Chicago feature writer spun a tale about Mrs Ranck owner of a Hopkine beer parlor using free beer and the Bible to "save souls." The piece prompted a police raid. Mason Ranck was arrested in Maryville on two misdemeanor charges and held on $500 bond as the license was revoked. The Rancks reportedly planned to quit business.

Chicago Hopkins Mason Ranch Maryville Rancke Hopkine Journal Mary

Mrs Marion Wright Returns Home From Glenwood Visit

Mrs Marion Wright, who visited last week with her parents Mr and Mrs Ilo Wilson, returned Monday to her home at Glenwood.

Marion Wright Ilo Wilson Glenwood

Mrs Key of Sharpsburg Guests at Lamont Event

Mrs John Key of Sharpsburg and Mr and Mrs Howard Key of Lamont were guests of Mr and Mrs Ora Nelson on Sunday.

John Key Sharpsburg Howard Key Lamont Ora Nelson

Mrs Mildred Winger Returns to Help Care for Ledgerwood

Mrs Mildred Winger who spent the winter with her grandmother at Hopkins Missouri returned Tuesday evening and assists in caring for J W Ledgerwood at the Bruce Monahan home.

Mildred Winger Hopkins Missouri J. W. Ledgerwood Bruce Monahan

Family Visit to New Market Highlights McMabill Family

Mr and Mrs Ollie McMabill and Elizabeth visited Sunday with Mrs McMabills parents A L Stearns and his wife at New Market. The trip reflects extending family ties during a weekend gathering in the community setting.

Ollie McMabill Elizabeth

Mrs. Maggie Douglas Returns Home From Red Oak Visit

Mrs. Maggie Douglas, who spent the winter with her son Grover and family at Red Oak, returned home on Monday, ending an extended stay away from her residence.

Maggie Douglas Grover Red Oak

Mrs Ada Reynolds Visits Villages With Friends

Ada Reynolds visited over the weekend with friends in Villages, sharing time and conversation during the gathering.

Ada Reynolds Villiges

Indianola man visits with relatives in town

C W Trimble from Indianola, accompanied by his niece Miss Barbara Heaton of Clearfield, visited here Sunday with Miss Adaline Heaton at the T R Hefley residence.

C. W. Trimble Indianola Barbara Heaton Clearfield Adaline Heaton T. R Hefley

Oak Hill Families Attend Gatherings and Health News

Oak Hill community hosts visitors from Nebraska and Sharpsburg with wedding anniversary celebrations and several birthdays in early March. Smallpox vaccinations are reported. no cases locally though some residents miss school as precaution. Pneumonia keeps George Salter Jr and others in care, while families travel between Bedford Cromwell and Council Bluffs to support relatives.

Lester Corbin Floyd Fovis Bedford M's. Ledge Grawford Nebraska Orval Bates Bates Harl Sturm Marjorie Near Gravity Judd Sturm Olive Cummings Sharpsburg Dale Foster Near Cromwell Robert Taylor Maryville Burdette Harley Hunter Margaret McPherron Dean Allen Marie Kingery Richard Norman Morgan Barbara Bates Dale Dean Cerven Burdette Hunter Margaret McPherren Racheal Stroud Frank Bush Lula Grant Mia Elnora Hoffman Grand Island Washington Kansas Bush Walter Bush Blockton Edd Stroud Near Gues George Salter Jr Council Bluffs George Salter Bill Salter Declaw Henry Milerad Daisy John O Bedford

Death of G. W. Churchill is reported in Idaho Falls

Mrs G L Brookman received a telegram Saturday announcing the death of her brother G W Churchill in Idaho Falls Idaho Friday afternoon. The body was brought to Lenox where the funeral was held yesterday and burial took place in Lenox cemetery. Attending the funeral from here were Mrs Grace Patch Men Brookman and Walter Brookman and Will Brookman and wife of Blanchard.

G. L. Brookman G. W. Churchill Idaho Falls Idaho Lenox Brookman Grace Patch Walter Brookman Will Brookman Blanchard

Chariton Visitors Spend Weekend With A J Leighton Family

Mrs Ruth McMahon of Chariton Mississippi Leighton and Glenna Mae West arrived from Prescott Saturday evening and visited Sunday at the home of their father A J Leighton.

Ruth McMahon Chariston Very Leighton Glenna Mae West Prescott A.J. Leighton

Lenox Visit At The Levi Home Mightily Noted

Mr and Mrs Foragt Porshint of near Lenox visited at the Albert Levi home Monday.

Mrs. Foragt Porshint Near Lenox Albert Levi

Rain helps area with near inch downpour Tuesday night

A heavy shower Tuesday night delivered nearly an inch of rain. The soaking weather is expected to aid local crops and relieve dry conditions.

For Sale Early Ohios and Cobbler Seed Potatoes

For sale early Ohios and Cobbler seed potatoes grown from Northern seed. Price 75e per bushel. Also Hegari seed with 95 percent germination, $1.00 per hundred pounds. J. R. Wallace.

J. R. Wallace

Albert Lindana Visits Shenandoah Home Sunday

Albert Lindana, wife of Shenandoah, visited the C. E. Martin home Sunday evening, joining a small gathering and extending courtesy during the local social hour.

Albert Lindana Shenandoah C. E. Martin

Memorials at Bedford Monument Works Chronology

A fragment notes a memorial project in Bedford tied to Memorial Day observances. The text mentions Monument Works of Bedford and references Iowa and Missouri connections, with limited clear details about dates or participants due to damaged text.

Iowa-Missouri Bedford

Mrs Maud Posten Accepts Cook Job With Road Crews

Mrs Maud Posten, longtime at Mt Pleasant, returns home Sunday evening and accepts a cook position for a road crew working east of town. The crew plans to finish here in two weeks, then move to Emersor, with Mrs Posten accompanying them.

Maud Posten Mt. Pleasant Sanday Emersor

Aladdin lamps advertised at local drug store

The notice promotes Aladdin lamps now in stock at the Drug Store with needed supplies available for purchase.

Pierces Celebrate Anniversary With Four-Couple Dinner

Mr and Mrs Bert Pierce marked their wedding anniversary Sunday with guests Mr and Mrs Orva Baker and Mr and Mrs Jim Ackley at a dinner celebration.

Bert Pierce Orva Baker Jim Ackley

Diagonal State Champions Crowned at Southwest Iowa Event

Gravity supporters of the Diagonal basketball team celebrate their state tournament triumph. In Diagonal's sixth appearance, the team posted a magnificent record that brings pride to southwest Iowa.

Diagonal Gravity Iowa

Bi Monthly Club Hosts Bridge Night With O'Dell Pair

The Bi Monthly Club met Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Wilber O'Dell. Three tables played bridge and refreshments were served by the hostess.

Wilber O’dell

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