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The notice lists a yearly subscription price of 1.50 and states the publication is entered at the Gravity Lawn post office as second class mail matter.
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Newspaper
Gravity Independent
Location
Gravity, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1940
Page
1
The notice lists a yearly subscription price of 1.50 and states the publication is entered at the Gravity Lawn post office as second class mail matter.
Oak Hill church observed Guest Day on October 9 with about eight attendees. Hostesses were Mrs Kay Hamilton and Mrs Norma Morgan. Various ladies from Gravity Aids organized programs, songs, talks, and a Halloween decorated lunch in the basement. Subsequent rallies and community meetings featured sermons, dinners, and visiting from Bedford, Lenox, Sharpsburg, De Moines, and Washington state, with many local families in attendance.
Carrie McColm was a dinner guest of Mrs F M Chandler on Sunday.
Mra d Mra W L West of Atchison Kansas visited over the weekend with his mother Mra Douglas Riley. Mr and Mee Bert Meyers of Northboro also visited with her mother Mes Riley Sunday.
Dr. Cecil Hamilton and Mr. Clark of Garner visited here Sunday with his parents, Mr and Mrs Jim Hamilton, and they also called on Mr. L. T. Reed.
Mr and Mrs Albert Lund and Mrs Julia Sawwell of Shenandoah visited Sunday at the C H E Martin home.
A note describes Mrs Emma Middleton Mrs Eather Moore and daughter and Mr Myrtle Lindeman of San Antonio Texas visiting the B FP Adams household for the past two weeks. It mentions a paint deal at a nearby drug store but provides no further details.
The Buckner residence welcomed Richard and his wife and daughter Greta Janalle of Walnut and Ralph of Des Moines for an afternoon gathering featuring a musical program and socializing.
The Carl Heller family of yi lisca visited here Sunday at the homes of his father Ed Heller and brother Clifford Haller.
Leoma and Gwen Walker visited Ma Ben Seane in Bedford Tuesday and Mrs Donald Wilmarth in Corning Wednesday. Sunday Leoma and her brother Waite visited friends in Osceola.
National Geographic notes a global shift as war economy reshapes work, travel, and consumption. Nations boost arms and research while curbing nonessential goods. rationing and price controls trigger a bicycle resurgence and altered eating habits across Europe and neutral states.
The C. T. Pennys of Birmingham Alabama report their penny bank is empty after a year of saving coins from groceries gas streetcar fares and cigarettes. They welcomed Cornelia Ann the third Penny whose birth prompted the savings.
We express sincere thanks for the many acts of kindness during our bereavement. Words cannot express our feelings. Mrs. L. T Reed and Darrell.
The lodge records heartfelt condolences for Dr L T Reed who served the community for nearly forty years. The resolutions honor him as a faithful brother, loyal friend, and foe of deceit, and express sympathy to his wife and relatives while draping the charter in mourning for thirty days.
Meantime Mrs Glen Baker hosted a post nuptial shower Friday afternoon at her home honoring Mrs Bernard Baker. About 30 attendees included members of the Semper Fidelis club and relatives. Contests and opening of gifts preceded apple pie a la mode and coffee.
E J Wilson Hatchery in Mra Myrtle De Mange of San Juan Texas spent part of last week at the Fred Dunkin home.
Mrs Emor Burwell was honored on her birthday Sunday as her daughter Mrs Chas Lock and family and the Stuart Jamison family and Mr and Mrs Raymond Johnson spent the day with her and Mr Burwell. Russell Stearns, wife and daughter were afternoon callers.
In District Court of Taylor County Iowa a will for L T Reed dated May 6 1926 has been filed. A hearing to prove the will is set for October 29 1940 at 10 a m at the Bedford Iowa courthouse before the District Court or the Clerk. All interested persons must appear and show cause why the instrument should not be probated. Dated Bedford Iowa October 22 1940. L Kuhn Clerk of District Court Pub October 24 1940.
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