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Newspaper
Gravity Independent
Location
Gravity, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1937
Page
4
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A church birthday gathering at Oak Hill included September November celebrants seated with three birthday cakes and an imitation penny cake. Guests sang and performed a short program before a lunch of doughnuts pie and coffee. Other local activities and visits noted include Halloween plans at Holt Independent and various family visits. A baby was born October 28 to Ralph Schooling and his wife at the Diggs home.
The J. R. Burley home in October hosted relatives for an 88th birthday. Oct 22 marked the event with dinner, visiting, and moving pictures by Henry Heidberg of St. Joseph Missouri. Present were Burley’s children grandchildren great grandchildren and numerous relatives from Sedalia Kansas City Humeston Gravity and other towns.
Mrs J J Cunningham of Fr Collins Colorado visited from Tuesday to Friday at the T M Utter home. She had spent the past two months at her daughter Mrs Arthur Schlack in Lansing Michigan son Kenneth Hixgon in Detroit Michigan and sister Mrs John Garrett and family in Hartford Michigan.
Mrs Embree's parents Mr and Mrs Clark Hite from Rad Oak attended with her brother Bob Hite of Omaha and Miss Trennette Busse of Omaha as guests.
T. R. and James Melvin of Hoping Missouri visited Tuesday and Wednesday at the Le Roy Johnson home.
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Bart Myers and his wife and daughter from Northboro spent the weekend here helping care for Mrs. Fred Meyers, the farmer's mother who is reported very ill.
Miss Leona Pigg visited over the weekend at her home in Cargon.
Tom Roberts and his family from near Bedford visited Sunday with their aunt Mrs. Wm. Eatle.
Uncle Charles Glasgow of Dallas township fell at his home Friday and is in a serious condition.
Jim Richardson and his family spent time with the Floyd Agnew family and other friends at Nod away Sunday.
Cherald Roberts a Missouri T C Maryville student visited here on Saturday with his grandparents and aunt Rile Richardson and wife and Mrs Wm Eatle.
Mrs. Mattie Heninger and her grandson went back to their Des Moines home on Wednesday after visiting the home of her father in law A. J. Heninger for several days.
Miss Velva Boyer of Sharpsburg returned home Sunday after a visit with her aunt Mrs. C. J. Nelson.
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