Francis Editor and Pub Entered as Mail Matter
The notice records Francis as editor and publisher and notes gravity Jown post office classification as second class mail matter.
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Newspaper
Gravity Independent
Location
Gravity, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1937
Page
3
The notice records Francis as editor and publisher and notes gravity Jown post office classification as second class mail matter.
The note urges earlier production next week due to Thanksgiving Day on Thursday. It emphasizes the need for timely copy to ensure both news and advertising appear in the issue. All departments are reminded to submit materials promptly to avoid delays.
A late season basketball game between Red Owls and another team drew about eight thousand spectators at Hawkeye Conference meeting, with the outcome and score yet to be confirmed.
Nebraska surprised Pittsburg by limiting the Panthers to 13 points while taking a 7 0 lead early. Two fourth quarter fumbles by Nebraska allowed Pittsburg to score two touchdowns as crowds of more than seventy five thousand watched at the stadium.
Mrs Ben Resh of Stanton traveled to help her daughter Mrs Artie Barkley and grandson Lewis Arthur, arriving last Thursday to provide care and support during a family situation.
A list of names includes Chas. Lock, Chas. E. Patch, Mrs. Geo. Grayson, R. H. Akers, Mrs. Emma Terry, Lowel L. Leighton, Mrs. A. E. Churchill, Oscar Roush. These appear in a court or public notice context among possibly petitioners, respondents, or interested parties. The fragment suggests a lawful or civic notice detailing individuals connected to a case or filing.
A recipe for orange pumpkin tarts and a spiced pumpkin pie filling. Ingredients include pumpkin, brown sugar, milk, eggs, butter, pecans, and spices such as cinnamon cloves and ginger. Method covers mixing, baking at 425 degrees, and serving with cheese. Serves 12 and 6 respectively.
Mr and Mrs Richard Buckner of Clarinda visited here Sunday with his parents O M Buckner and wife.
Oak Hill residents attended church services and spent time with family. Holt Independent school activities included a Friday visit and a Friday community club program featuring Mark Youngs, Jessie Sexons, and Fred Shafars. The Christmas program by teacher Misa Barker and pupils is planned for Dec 17.
From Oak Hill, several attendees joined the Sunday afternoon S S convention in New Market. Guests at Merle Allen home included M. and Mrs. Harry Crowell and Jami a, Meadamee Jeasie Failbarth, Maud O'Dell, Lou Cree, Virginia Taylor and Robert, Fred Shafar and Orville Bates were Sunday dinner guests.
Many people from this section of the county traveled to Bedford Thursday night to attend the Armistice Day celebration, gathering for the local observance and public ceremonies.
Mrs. Joe Shaw, visiting her sister Mrs. W L Chandler at the Kent Wallace home, left Tuesday for Los Animas Colorado. Mr and Mrs Wallace accompanied her to Kanaea City where she boarded a train for home. They were also joined by Grote P Warner who headed for California to spend winter with his brother.
Mrs Currie McCollin of Shenandoah visited Wednesday for a social call with Mrs Himer Dutton and a group of friends.
Leonard Gallagher and his wife visited over the weekend with Mrs. Gallagher's parents, Oliver Posten and his wife, in Des Moines.
Philip Liston and his wife traveled to Cainaville Missouri on Friday to visit relatives and reconnect with family members in the area.
Sunday dinner guests include Mrs. Gibson formerly, Miss Mildred Leach of Creston, Miss Ruby Abbey of Corning, Miss Laura Heatherington, and Margaret McPherron. Marie Kingery and John West visited Barker relatives, with travel to Stockton and home again. Family visits extend to Ralph Andrew area, with updates on Mrs. Ralph Schooling recovering after her recent son’s birth.
Dr F A Hines completed a business trip to Ames last Thursday, engaging in professional duties during the visit and returning afterward.
Mary Morris traveled last Tuesday to the R Glasgow residence north of New Market where she will begin employment.
The township is named among the trial jurors required to appear for service at the Nevada term district court beginning November 30.
Mrs Jessie Rogers and her granddaughter Lois from LeRoy Kansas visited Friday at the home of her sister Mrs Fannie Kimpton and also at the homes of Frink and John Kimpton.
Mrs Fannie Kimpton spent Sunday in Clarinda with her granddaughter Mrs Carl Millison. Ms Maggie Douglas visited the Stanley Glasgow home.
The older group of Queen Ege thers will meet Monday night November 22 at 7 30 at Mrs Bissinger s home All who are interested are cordially invited to attend.
Friends of Mr and Mrs John McNees held a pot luck dinner Friday night followed by four tables of cards. High score for ladies went to Mrs Harry Harland and high score for men to Merle Harland.
Jess Clark and his wife spent last Thursday and Friday with Mrs. Clark's brother Carl Leaverton and family near Sharpsburg, sharing time and hospitality during the visit.
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