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Ad notice for a subscription price set at 1.50 per year. Includes publisher A. S. Francis and EprrorR and Pur. Indicates Gravity Town post office as second class mail matter.
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Newspaper
Gravity Independent
Location
Gravity, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1941
Page
3
Ad notice for a subscription price set at 1.50 per year. Includes publisher A. S. Francis and EprrorR and Pur. Indicates Gravity Town post office as second class mail matter.
Chas Weller was taken to Municipal hospital in Clarinda last Thursday for a serious colon obstruction. The operation occurred Tuesday morning. A card from Mrs Weller, who is with him, reached the office yesterday stating his condition is fairly good and friends hope for a speedy recovery.
Miss Madeline Smith of Shenandoah spent Thanksgiving Day with her parents Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Smith.
Lowell and Evelyn Parks spent Thanksgiving vacation with their grandparents Mr and Mrs Albert Parks, sharing holiday time and family moments at their home.
Miss Frances Knight and Bob Peck of Falls City Nebraska visited the Ray Walker family from Saturday until Sunday. Knight formerly taught at Gravity High School.
Mrs Della Anderson and Neva Mae Woodyard spent Thanksgiving with Mrs Andersons daughters at Bedford. Jamie Green and family from near Blockton visited here Sunday with her parents, Guy Joslyn and wife.
Maynard Stogdill of Chicago Illindgs spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs M C Stogdill.
Jim Richardson and his family moved into the Ervin Queck residence on Main Street south of the park during the first of the week.
Carl Sexton and his family spent the weekend visiting Grand River, enjoying local scenery and time together. The trip highlighted family time and the region’s appeal during a short getaway.
Mrs Lloyd Means of Omaha requests assistance in caring for her father A L Martin who is ill. The note asks neighbors and relatives to provide support, expressing concern for his health and the need for daily care.
Relatives including Coy family members from Buffalo Wyoming and Sharpsburg join the Lewis Coys in an annual Thanksgiving dining gathering. Evelyn Savage, formerly employed in Paola, returns home for the holiday and plans to visit sister Mrs Arthur Pancake in Omaha after spending time with her parents.
Mr and Mrs Clint Hill entertained Mrs Hill's parents Mrs J. W. Martin of E ford and her sister Mrs R Ber Dunn and husband at a Thanksgiving Day gathering.
Mr and Mrs Will Chandler of Arlington Virginia and their daughter Ms Roy Mohrman of Philadelphia arrived Sunday evening to visit relatives and to attend the golden wedding anniversary of Mrs Chandler's parents Mr and Mrs E J Posten which will be observed Saturday.
Mrs Ruby Woodyard of Belmont and Mrs Corwin Hicks of Prescott visited from Wednesday evening to Sunday with their parents Mr and Mrs Chas Weller.
Gravity girls fall 50 to 26 and boys win 41 to 18 against Clearfield Tuesday night. For the girls new guards strained defense with Embree unavailable and Wistrum moving away, while Marton Hayes and Jaye Arlii Martin filled in at guard alongside Dorothy Cerven. Lambley led Gravity with 12 points, Ledgerwood Lovitt fed teammates, and Clearfield’s Blakesly scored 25 in the girls game. In the boys game Clearfield led 3-2 after one, then Gravity pulled away as Wayne and Wendell Lovitt sparked a run and McMahill Hunt Stowell added scoring. Reed led Clearfield with 5 of 13 as Quinn topped with 5.
Mra S. L. Clabaugh of Essex visited from Wednesday to Saturday in the home of her brother Lewis Morley and wife Geneva Houcnin and has returned to Red Oak. Mr and Mrs Guy Rankin of Omaha visited Saturday with wir and Mrs Homer Beemer, Andy Nielsen and family visited Mra Nielsen's mother at Fontanelle Saturday. Mr and Mrs Frank Bordner and Mr and Mrs Elvin Beemer drove to Extra Sunday and spent the day with Mr and Mrs Harold Bayless.
Mr and Mrs Donald Utter of Bedford visited Sunday with teenaged parents Mr and Mrs Wil iey Adams.
Louis Boudreau aged 24 has agreed to a two year contract as player manager of the Cleveland Indians. Boudreau, the club s shortstop for the past two seasons, assumes dual duties guiding the team on and off the field.
Mies Zona Posten Mra Flatt and Mr and Mrs A W Bender and Maurice of Grant drove to St Joseph Missouri Thursday where they enjoyed a Thanksgiving dinner. Mr and Mrs Meredith Walker of Atlantic visited Wednesday evening and Thursday with their parents Mra John Walker and Mr and Mra Elmer Brown.
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