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Newspaper
Gravity Independent
Location
Gravity, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1933
Page
8
Lower prices on radios and a 1934 Battery Mantel Set priced at 29.95 with a console at 4450. Friday Eve November 24 offers open house showing and free candy to children with parents. Gamble Stores in Clarinda Iowa invite local shoppers and friends from Gravity and Carinds.
Most farmers finished husking corn when a group of neighbors arrived yesterday to harvest the remaining Clyde Walker crop. Walker has been laid up due to finger injuries caught in a wood saw some time ago.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Burwell attend the funeral of their brother in law Frank Broken at his Clarinda home yesterday afternoon. He died last Sunday at his residence.
Miss Helen Madden and Miss Floy Madden spent the weekend at the home of Miss Katie Halley in Maryville Missouri.
Ray Sharp of Omaha Nebraska spent the weekend visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Marion Sharp.
Mrs Russell Prickett of Morris Minnesota and Mr and Mrs Elbert Hollis of Lemans Saskatchewan Canada are in town visiting relatives and old friends.
Dr. M. R. Francis is listed as a dentist and oral surgeon based in Bedford Iowa offering dental care services.
Miss Pauline Walker and Miss Helen Beard drove to Creston on Saturday to visit Mrs. Everett Clem, formerly Ora Baxter, a Gravity schools teacher.
Glade Anderson of Rapid City South Dakota and his mother Mrs Olive Anderson of Des Moines visited here Tuesday at the home of Mr and Mrs Mari on Sharp Street and with Mrs Sarah Martin and old friends here.
Elmer Brown his wife and daughter Carol and Ralph Buckner drove to Omaha yesterday in a short river city travel note.
Mrs. Iona Heninger serves as a trial juror in Bedford this week along with Doug Turner and Guy Campbell among the jurors drawn from the local section.
Raymond Segriff suffers a very painful carbuncle on the back of his neck. He remains under medical care as doctors evaluate treatment options.
Thanksgiving dinner announced at the M BE church for November 30 priced at 25 cents. The notice emphasizes a community event with low cost meals.
A药饲料 claims to double egg production by feeding Dr Hess Panacea to chickens and is advertised for purchase at the local Drug Store.
Walter Hunt and family of Hastings visited Sunday at the home of his mother Mrs. John Moore. They also stopped by Mrs. Kate Estle’s residence for a visit.
Gravity boys lost to Conway 82 to 23 after a tight first half 11 11. Roberts led Gravity with 10 points while Grey powered Conway in the second half with 23. Conway girls defeated Gravity 88 to 54 as Chandler and Grubb led scoring.
Neighbors gathered at Jennie Preston’s farm near Lenox to husk corn for the injured woman after an automobile crash east of Creston on November 2. About 112 men with 41 wagons and 27 women providing dinner helped gather 3000 bushels. Preston remained in hospital before going to her parents’ home in Corning. The wreck also claimed the life of her daughter Darlene and Mrs. Helen Stanley of Corning.
The Waterloo village in Belgium marks the 1815 recall of the great battle with visits to Mont St. Jean and monuments at La Haye Sainte and Hougomont. A panorama is shown while relics in souvenir shops are often spurious. Victor Hugo allegedly wrote much of his Led iBNteeradies at Hotel des Colonnes.
Rose Hill School held its monthly meeting Friday with guests from the Lodoga district aiding the program. The event included pie and tea cakes, Thanksgiving posters, and visits by County Superintendent Mrs. Churchill and school nurse Miss Linnie Frank.
The narrative notes a highly changeable October with warmth and cold spells. It lists periods of 70s and 40s, rain events including 0.58 inches on the 15th, 0.46 on the 16th, and 0.04 on the 26th, peaking at 71 degrees on the final day under clear skies.
Dr. L. T. Reed and Dr. N. J. Bates drove to St. Joseph Missouri yesterday where Dr. Bates underwent an operation.
The Barton Community club gathered Friday night with a large crowd for community singing readings and dialogues. Refreshments of pumpkin pie sandwiches and pickles followed as Donald Wayne Margaret Helen and Dorothy Burright attended. Mrs John Howell of Clarinda visited her daughter Mrs Clyde Long and attended the program. Mrs Chas Thompson of Con way is visiting Earnest Thompson at home and attended. Mr Walker from Washington state arrived at Homer Hicks home Saturday evening. he and the Homer Hicks had met in Montana years ago. Mr and Mrs Frank Marsh attended the funeral of Mrs Hiram Barton Friday afternoon. Old friends extend sympathy to the family. Mr and Mrs George Weaver spent Sunday in Clarinda with their son and wife. Walden Weaver Victor Davis also were present. Mrs Bertha Long is improving and able to be around again.
A pair of fruit and seafood salads featuring pineapple. The first mixes pineapple, beets, celery, and green pepper with mayonnaise rosettes to serve six. The second builds shrimp and pineapple aspic in layered gelatin molds, chilled and served with mayonnaise garnish for eight.
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