Devereux Players Set Two Productions Here Soon
The Devereux Players return to Fairfield on Wednesday April 9 presenting Love and Geography in the afternoon and The Great Galeoto in the evening at the High School auditorium. They tour the United States and are praised by leading colleges for their dignity and artistry.
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Devereux
Fairfield
High School
Parsons College
Galeoto
United States
What Think Ye of Christ at Union Services
Bad weather reduced attendance for Mothers Night at the union services. Rev. Butler spoke on What Think Ye of Christ while Mr. Moyer led an enthusiastic song service. Witnesses including Pilate Judas the devil and the Lord’s friends testified to Jesus’s innocence and divinity. The service promised further music and a blessing tonight with two choirs and special music. Subject may be May I know I'm saved and How.
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Rev. Butler
Christ
Mr. Moyer
Devil
Jesus
God
Peter
James
John
Good music and a Gospel message by a sinner saved by Grace
A brief piece highlights uplifting music and a gospel message delivered by a speaker described as a sinner saved by grace, emphasizing personal testimony and spiritual renewal.
Iowa Society of New York Welcomes Iowa Soldiers
The Iowa Bureau in New York City acts as a welcome hub for returning Iowa soldiers and sailors. An executive secretary coordinates entertainment and support, while a ladies committee visits hospitals and arranges outings. The bureau urges men to return home or seek work at home, and keeps daily hospital arrival lists for the War Camp Community Service. A recent meeting featured Captain Edward Thomas sharing No Man's Land shots and Captain Norman Hall received a warm Iowa welcome.
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Iowa
Hall of States
New York City
Iowa Society of New York
New York
Manhattan
Iowa Bureau
East
War Camp Community Service
Bureau
Edward Thomas
27Th Division
American Expeditionary Forces
No Man’s Land
Norman Hall
Display at Gaumers Bros Drug Store Promotes Vocational Training
J. T. Clifford and F. S. Rice stage a display at Gaumer's Bros. Drug Store for the International Correspondence Schools. They report strong interest in Fairfield for vocational training programs.
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J. T. Clifford
F. S. Rice
Gaumer’s Bros
Fairfield
Wanted help for housework and more in city ads
Classified listings show multiple requests including a housework helper for a two-person family with pay via phone 1402 Mrs Charles George, a gasoline saver sales pitch by L Rallway Louisville Ky, garden plowing and cinder howling, apartment rental inquiry 2011, wallpaper cleaning by Shriner Johnson, an office desk purchase, a chambermaid and dining room girl vacancies at Leggett House with contact numbers 3743 and 13-5, and a victors Bates posting on 3-5.
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Charles George
Outfit
L. Rallway
Sta. F
Louisville, Ky
Journal
Shriner & Johnson
Leggett House
Victor Bates
For Sale Classified Notices Noted By The Journal
A column of for sale and help wanted items lists incubators timothy hay gas plate furniture house and land prices and labor needs. Entries include contact names and phone numbers such as W C Brawner J B Hickenbottom Mrs L H Alexander Won H Israel and others with dates like 24 6 33 3 27 3 16 3 9 1f 976 1f and Million notes as placeholders in a historical local paper classified page.
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W. C. Brawner
R. B. Louden
W. Washington
J. BE. Hickenbottom
Farrow
East Lowe
Ford Car
Won H. Isreal
For Rent notices from a 19th century paper
Multiple rental listings: a house three blocks from the square with contact John Bartholomew at Court Hotel. a small family unit with three unfurnished rooms and garden space with electric lights. two six room houses not modern. a 67 acre farm for sale. Inquiries to J E MacClain at 203 North D with phone numbers 1313 or 3373.
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John Bartholomew
Court Hotel
J. E. MacClain
North D
Lost items in town reported by notices
North of Fairfield a gentlemen's overcoat with gloves in pocket is missing. A auto crank for an Overland car on Burlington street is lost. On the square a letter from Lloyd F. Fry in France to his mother Mrs. C. W. Leppo is missing. Call 4510 or 3606 to recover.
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Fairfield
J. T. Rogers
Overland Car
Burlington Street
Journal Office
Lloyd F. Fry
France
C. W. Leppo
Libertyville
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L. H. Alexander
Fairfield Steam Laundry
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Rey
Henry B. Walthall
Pathe Review
Herbert Rawlinson
Catherin Calvert
Mary Pickford
the Wilson Real Estate Agency
John T. Davies
Frank D. Kerrick
Tribune
Ray Angstead
A. V. Frazey
J. Re "Tobacco Co
Aia Ses
Prince Albert
P. A
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem, N. C
New Gash Grocery
Schillerstrom
Raines
Guarantee Abstract Co
Richard C. Leggett
Pres
Detroit
Portland
OWL
General Cigar Co., Inc
Bett and Rusecl
Sous City