Harry Stimson Dies in Holden Kansas
E E Wilson received a letter from daughter Mrs Kent Stimson of Emporia Kansas reporting Harry Stimson died on September 24 at his Holden Kansas home. Funeral and interment were held there. He had been ill with liver trouble. His brothers Kent of Emporia and Frank of Grant City Missouri were with him. He grew up here and was a longtime local resident.
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Harry Stimson
E. E. Wilson
Kent Stimson
Emporia
Kansas
Holden
Stimson
Kent
Frank
Grant City
Missouri
O. B. E. S. Special Meeting Postponed
Notice states the special meeting of the O. B. E. S. in the Chapter room is postponed Monday evening October 8th. Mary Francis, W. M. confirms the delay.
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The
O. BE. S
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Mary Francis
W. M
Club party hosts fall floral event at Clabaugh home
The Current Events Club hosted the D. M. C. club and the Hi yu-wau-wau club Friday afternoon at Mrs. S. L. Clabaugh's home. Guests enjoyed rock, ice cream, cake, and punch amid fall flowers and elegant decorations.
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S. L. Clabaugh
Current Events
Auto Accident Kills Mrs Greeley At Waubon sie Corner
Mrs M J Greeley wife of farmer M J Greeley living one mile west of Gravity was killed in a car crash at the Newt Jones corner on the Waubonsie trail six miles west Sunday afternoon about four. The Ford sedan driven by Wayne Firkins collided head on with the Greeley car. Mrs Greeley died instantly from a fractured skull and broken jaw. The Greeleys and two children were en route to Clarinda when the accident happened. The Firkins family and bystanders aided the injured. funeral services were held at Gravity with local clergy officiating. The community mourned the tragedy and cautions about entering busy county roads were voiced.
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Greeley
M. J. Greeley
Newt Jones
Waubonsie Trail
Here
Clint. Firkins
Clarinda
Paul
Pauline
Gravity High School
Big Frog Valley
Firkins
Wayne Firkins
Clint Firkins
Gladys
Tom Brummel
Howe
Timberlake
Eaty
Reed
Kitchen
McColm
New Market
Local Social Notes Include Dorothy Jack and Oakland Guest
Mr and Mrs E P and children Helen John Guise of Oakland visit as Nichols hosts Sunday. Fe few choice Duroe Pedignees furnished. 0 B Lock.
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Irman
Dorothy Jack
E. P
Helen
John Guise
Oakland
B. Lock
Trade for Livestock Offered for Gravity Residence
A Gravity residence is offered in exchange for livestock. Inquiries should be made at the independent office.
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Inde
Fresh Bread and Cakes at Brookman's Store Weekend Sale
Fresh bread and cakes announced for Saturday at Brookman's Store. The ad mentions U. S. Army blankets and notes availability of horse blankets and lap robes. E Burrows cited in the quotation.
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U. S. Army
E. Burrows
Brookman’s Store
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