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Newspaper
Gravity Independent
Location
Gravity, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1947
Page
8
Miss Loretta Baker of Omaha spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Glenn Baker. Francis Sexton and family and Mr and Mrs Carl Sexton of Lenox visited their mother Mrs Mae Sexton and sons Virgil and Geil on Sunday.
Levi Kernen and his wife returned Friday from Paola and Clinton in Kansas where they visited relatives.
Mr and Mrs Harry Lambley of Creston were guests Sunday of their daughter Mrs Wayne Lovitt and family.
Miss Neva Mae Woodyard of Omaha recently graduated from Capital Beauty School and now holds a beauty position in Pender Nebraska. She is the granddaughter of Mee Della Anderson.
Mre Vance Kimsey and Mrs Mery Lowe of Iowa Falls came Monday to attend Harry Morley funeral Tuesday afternoon. Chas Weil and family of Clarinda spent the weekend with his parents. Claude Campbell of Chay none, Wyo., arrived Sunday to chair his parents and attend the Suceral of his uncle. Misa forna Fuller of New Market was dinner guest Sunday of Mr and Mrs Ted Selders. Mrs Carl Sexton and Phylis of Lenox were afternoon callers.
Taylor County Iowa receives federal land bank loans at low long term rates. Secretary J D Loudon oversees the program and emphasizes benefits for local farmland and development initiatives in Taylor County.
Mr and Mrs Jesse Johnson of Clarinda spent Sunday afternoon with her mother Mag Nelle Walker and Lewis.
Dr and Mrs J F Hardin of Bedford and Mr and Mrs C R Morgan were dinner guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Paul Morria.
Currol Garrett of Omaha spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Gerrett.
Mrs Brooks of New Market visited her daughter Mrs Laurence Ingram and family for a couple of days starting Wednesday of last week.
Classified notice advertising a five room residence in Gravity with three downstairs and two upstairs spaces. Contact 8-2 Harry Helterman for details or inquiry.
An editorial under the caption Indestructible Bonds notes a suburban resident reported the theft of 12000 in cash and 7000 in United States Savings Bonds. The piece argues the thief cannot profit from the bonds and urges putting surplus cash into Savings Bonds for security and available funds in need.
Homer Morley of San Francisco and Mrs Herbert Green Bow with Ed Morley of Los Angeles travel after their father Harry Morley dies. For Sale 4 wheel tractor with good box and some fence posts. G. L. Bureh.
The Free Methodist Church led by Pastor Bertha A Brown invites all to Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Ministry of the Word at 11:00 followed by Young People's Service at 7:00. Evening preaching at 7:30 with Wednesday prayer at 7:30 and Friday fast prayer at 10:00 a.m.
Mr and Mrs F E Weibrecht of Davenport arrived Saturday to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Guy Campbell, drawn here by the death of her uncle Harry Morley.
Harry Lambley of Creaton vied Wednesday of last week here, with local observers noting the event as a notable personal activity.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service met with Mrs Frad Dunk in Oct 380 for a covered dish luncheon. Mrs Heninger led the meeting with prayers and devotions. The program included musical items, readings, and a sermon excerpt. The next meeting will be with Mrs Perry Williams one week early.
The service pattern includes preaching at church school after worship, an evening song service and meditation at 7 30, and Wednesday meetings at 9 30 am led by the W S C and other church groups.
We thank all who helped in the home in the service and burial of our loved one. Your kindness is deeply appreciated and will always be remembered.
Guatemala marks its centennial of independence amid reminders of conquest under Cortes and Alvarado, the long Spanish rule, and violent upheavals including the 1773 earthquake that destroyed the capital. The era ended in 1811 with renewed rebellion and 10 years of struggle before independence.
Commercial Trucking Am seeks No 2 yellow shelled corn and No 2 white oats direct from farmers in truck lots of about 450 to 480 bushels per load. Farmers must have grain loader. Location in 8rd and Nebraskas St 64t Kansas City Kansas.
Billie and Eleanor Courceill of Omaha enjoyed a weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Churchill, at an unspecified location, sharing time together during the visit.
Mr and Mrs George Donaldson of Denton Montane host a Thursday night gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs George Beemer north of town. The event united ladies who were girlhood friends.
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