Painful Accident

Arthur Gravley, while hauling lumber for the new residence of W. H. Johnston, stepped on a nail in the lumber yard and run it through his foot. He was rushed to the office of Burnett & Burnett where the nail was removed and treatment given.
Moral: Pick up all loose boards and planks about your place, they may have nails sticking in them and may even cause someone's death.

The Carrollton Chronicle - Friday, August 13, 1920
Submitted by Edward Lynn Williams

A. E. (Fat) Gravley Needs Blood for Lung Surgery

A. E. (Fat) Gravley is in the Fort Worth Osteopathic Hospital to have lung surgery.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Gravley of Carrollton.
He is in need of 22 pints of blood Donors may donate blood to Wadley Research Center in Dallas.
For further information call Lula Gravley 242-xxxx or Autie Hale, 242-xxxx

The Carrollton Chronicle - Friday, Thursday, July 6, 1967
Submitted by Edward Lynn Williams

GRAVLEY
A. E. (Fat) 4837 Birchman, Fort Worth. Survived by wife, Mrs. Ruby Gravley, fort Worth; daughters, Mrs. Jerry Simpson, fort Worth, Mrs. Sandra Metcalf, Arlington; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jake B. Gravley; sisters, Miss Lula Gravley, Mrs. Margaret Ammons, all of Carrollton; brothers, John Gravley, Mesquite, J. W. Gravley, San Antonio; three grandchildren. Services 1 p.m. Monday, Greenwood Funeral chapel, Fort Worth. Interment Greenwood Cemetery
RHOTON-WEILAND-MERRITT

Dallas Morning News - May 12, 1968
Submitted by Edward Lynn Williams

GRAVLEY
ARTHUR E. - SEPT 6, 1904 - MAY 10, 1968
RUBY S. - SEPT 22, 1909 - OCT 4, 1990

Greenwood, Memorial Park and Mausoleum, Fort Worth, Tarrant County, Texas