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Newspaper
Gravity Independent
Location
Gravity, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1929
Page
7
Used pianos and players offered with genuine bargains. Mahogany cases, fully warranted, prices from 75 to 125 dollars, many like new. Fine Gylbransen Player listed at 200 dollars. Clarinda location and Benedict Piano Co notices.
Mrs. Roy Rainforth, previously healthy, fell gravely ill from a blood infection that began with a facial pimple. emergency surgery was performed, she and her newborn son were at Bedford and St. Joseph, with doctors stating little hope before her death early this morning. funeral plans not yet set.
Local ladies of the Methodist church Ladies Aid Society produced the three act comedy And Mary Did Very Well. The amateur cast presented distinct personalities with mystery and surprises while the church orchestra provided music and proceeds benefited the church.
Peachblow potatoes for sale in early and late varieties. Price 88.31. Seller C. A. Savage handles the sale. Availability and exact quantities not specified. Potatoes offered to buyers in local area likely through a small classified notice.
Adams County may call a bond election to finance primary road improvements. State highway officials say a $615000 bond issue could enable paving No 34 and possibly complete No 84 across the county, if voters approve. An election could be called within two days, with the board of supervisors acting or by petition, and failure to vote may delay hard surface roads for years.
Pastor Frank Gardner outlines Easter week events at the Christian Church including Sunrise Prayer Meeting, breakfast, church school, worship with "The Risen Christ" music, a basket dinner, and an evening program featuring "The Prodigal Son" with choir and pastor. Members urged to attend all services.
The annual Washington Township Schools meeting swore in new board members for districts two three four and seven. Ward Valentine did not qualify for district six while Fred Keith will continue. Directors listed include Ray Akern John Ridnour Jess Mraker Walter Cartuhere Fred Keith Chas Campbell Harry Valentine Ola Wallace Kimpton secretary was told to study steps for selling the Rouge district five, closed for years.
Bill Coy is working in the Hugh Emert barber shop there.
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