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Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1918

Page

13

Local notices from city residents and visitors

Rev C L Robbins of Birmingham visits on business. Many locals and out of town guests attend conventions and family events including teachers’ conventions in Ottumwa. Notables travel through, visit relatives, or relocate to places like Dallas Pueblo and Burlington.

C. L. Robbins Birmingham Dwight Bradley Milwaukee Wis Clarence Glass BE. L. Mattix China F. D. Kerrick C Haseborn Newton Nellie North Main Street Josephine Montgomery Ottumwa R. Gien Whitmer Washington Fred Flinspach Anna Berson C. M. Brown Kathryn Elizabeth Margaret Simmons Jessie Wray

Rebekah Lodge Plans 15th Annual Convention

Fairfield Rebekah lodge will hold its 15th annual district convention at South Side Odd Fellows hall next Tuesday. The all day session opens at 10 AM with a 5 30 PM picnic supper. The program includes initiatory work by the Mt Pleasant degree staff and reveals visitors from neighboring lodges.

Rebekah Lodge Fairfield South Side Odd Fellows Hall Mt. Pleasant

Wording Corrected on Punishment Report

The record clarifies that B C Johnson did not punish his son by rendering him unconscious. Testimony indicated the boy was severely whipped with black and blue marks, not knocked out.

B. C Johnson

Three Patriotic Meetings Planned in Fairfield Tomorrow

Three patriotic meetings will be held in Fairfield tomorrow at 1:30 pm to drum up support for the Third Liberty Loan Campaign. Prominent national speakers will appear at the park, the armory, and the high school auditorium.

Fairfield

Alma Tinsley Funeral Held After Illness

Alma Tinsley whose death followed a months long illness was honored in a 1 PM service at the home of Mrs. Etta Miller at Court and Washington. Rev. R. H. Polly led the Christian church rites before the body was moved to Hedrick Iowa for burial at Brooks Cemetery.

P. F Aprel Jefferson County Hospital James Dolan Ida Roberts Jos. F. Goeke St. Louis George Goeke Charles Leppo Libertyville Roll Stansberdy J. L. Roderick Nora Springs J M. Hunter Pekin Peoria P. G. McKelvey Monmouth United Presbyterian Church Bessie Neal Pleasant Plain H. Hogue Lara Carl Glady Frank Washington Ernest Frank Pueblo Colorado Frank Smith Stockport Alma Tinsley Etta Miller Court and Washington Streets R. H. Polly The Christian Church Hedrick Iowa Brooks Cemetery

Notice on Yarn Room Hours and Planned Food Sale

The Yarn room opens tomorrow at 4 o'clock in the afternoon. A food sale is planned for Saturday morning at Simpson's Market hosted by the Ladies of the Swedish Lutheran Church to benefit the Red Cross.

Simpson's Market the Swedish Lutheran Church Red Cross

Old Soldiers Escort Saltzgeber to Methodist Church

Notice calls Old soldiers and relief corps and others to meet at the Courthouse at one o'clock Saturday to escort G M Saltzgeber who will speak at the Methodist church at 1 30 in the afternoon.

GM. Saltzgeber

Meyer church Young Ladies' Club Food Sale at Orpheum

The Young Ladies' club of Meyer church plans a food sale Saturday in the Orpheum building. Proceeds go toward church activities and community support.

Young Ladies’ Club Meyer Church Orpheum

Warning against using anthracite in hot industries said to limit coal

Washington warns against using anthracite where bituminous coal should be used. The Fuel Administration says this practice could shorten coal supplies for ordinary heating next winter if continued.

Washington, D. C The Fuel Administration

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Oth Vreland Vester Stark Harry Stanwood Margaret Summers Adda Garmoe Wm Teeter J. J Hutchison Lucas, Ioan J. W. Vorhies Cecil Chapin Denver A. E. Chapin Blanche Brown Mt Pleasant Elizabeth Locke Lad J. W. Oliver & Son Gaumer Bros Madras Drake Clothing L. E. Clinkinbeard United States Russia C. E. Anderson Fairfield Steam Laundry Canada John M. Brant Company Illinois Missouri Mr. Farmer Cushman P. and O Rosenthal Sharpe Hart ’ Syaint Geal Heineke Feeder Ottawa Corn Shelley Birdsell Clover Hulles Central States Eliinnorws
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