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Newspaper

Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1917

Page

2

Daily Journal Publisher and Editor Listing

The Daily Journal lists Bean Taylor and A W Taylor as publishers editors and managers under Journal Printing Co. This concise notice identifies the names and roles within the newspaper's publication organization.

the Daily Journal. Journal Printing CO Bean Taylor A. W. Taylor

Local clubs plan meetings and wedding notices appear

Society notes list the Lutheran Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs. J B Jonson's Tuesday at 2 pm and the P E O meeting at Mrs. Charles Herring on West Broadway. C T U gathers at Mrs. T B Short on South Court Street tomorrow. Ottumwa Courier item reports Miss Theodosia er and Charley Gurley Bush wed at First Congregational Church. Edith McConnell and Vern Farnham wed at the Methodist parsonage.

Lutheran Ladies’ Aid J. B. Jonson

Marriage of Marry Canterbury and Miss Merle Anne

In a newly published note the marriage occurred at the home of the bride’s mother Mrs. T. P. Woolsey, 410 West Hempstead Street. The ceremony Tuesday evening was private, with the Rev HM A Anspach officiating. The couple, he a bugler for Ottumwa’s Third Regiment, planned to wed last August but postponed for service on the Mexican border. They will reside in Fairfield and host friends after the twentieth.

Edith McConnell Vern Farnham Pecatonica Ill W. R. Keesey Josphine McConnell J. S. Bourne Miss McConnell J. E. McConnell West Washington St Mr. Farnham A. B. Farnham Rockford Fairfield Milk Depot Freeport Dairy Produce Co Iowa Ilinois Wisconsi Tio Freeport Dil Marry Canterberbury Merle Anne T. P. Woolsey West Hempstead Street Ry. HM. A. Anspach Lutheran Church Canterbury Fairfield

President Wilson Receives Cable from Milyukov

President Wilson received a cablegram from Russian Foreign Minister Milyukov stating that U S participation in the war will hasten Entente victory. He thanked Washington for recognizing the new Russian government.

Milyoukey Ceonaratelstions Washington Wilson Milyoukov Russia United States

Espionage Bill Passed By Senate Committee

The administration espionage bill was completed by the senate judiciary committee and will be published when reported to the senate for immediate passage. It tightens offenses by making terms more definite and specific, abandoning previous general language that hindered enactment.

Washington Administration Senate Judiciary Senate

Joy Campaign Here This Week At Methodist Church

A crowded Methodist church heard George Ellingwood Joy speak for an hour and a half on Citizenship. He urged home training of children to create better citizens and shared current findings in payehology and child study.

Methodist Church George Ellingwood Joy Joy

City Parents Told Of Week Long Lectures On Childhood

A city program runs nightly at 7 30 p m through Friday with lectures for parents and teachers. Topics include The Child in the Midst The Golden Age of Childhood The Boy Problem as We Face It The Kingship of Control Training by the Art of Suggestion. High school sessions on the Psychology of Adolence contribute to regular school work.

Joy

Journal Secures Seeds for Scouts and Scholars

The Journal has received a quantity of flower and garden seeds through Senator Kenyon for the Ladies Improvement Association and the Boy Scouts. The organizations will distribute the seeds to boys and girls under their supervision in the City Beautiful Campaign.

the Journal Kenyon Ladies Improvement Association Boy Scouts City Beautiful Campaign

Negro Arrested Carrying Firearms Near Beckwith

Nick Williams of Atlanta pled guilty to carrying concealed weapons and breaking into a car near Beckwith before Justice Wilson. Special agent Mullen found him Saturday night and turned him over to Sheriff Campbell Freeman Allen of Key West and Arthur Williams, both colored, with Hubert Smith of Ottumwa detained as a witness. Williams will probably be tried tomorrow.

Nick Williams Atlanta Wilson Beckwith Mullen The Campbell Freeman Allen Key West Florida Arthhur Williams Georgia Hubert Smith Ottumwa Williams

Washington county youth detained en route to navy

Guy Works, 14, from Washington county, was picked up in the city yesterday by Sheriff Shan Campbell and City Marshal J. D. Mitchell while he traveled to enlist in the Navy. He carried a gun and a high powered rifle. Detained until his parents, Thomas Allender's wife cited as Mrs. Thos. Allender, arrived and took him home. Mrs. Allender is improving from a recent illness.

Guy Works Washington County Shan Campbell J. D. Mitchell Navy Campbell

Oratorio Society to Stage Pirates of Penzance at High School

The Oratorio Society presents the comic opera Pirates of Penzance at Fairfield High School on Wednesday evening April 25. The chorus and scholars have prepared for two months, promising a high class production. About 250 seats are reserved for PEO delegates, with sales starting Monday April 23 at Jericho Easton’s drug store.

Oratorio Society Fairfield Jericho & Easton's

D A R Endorses President Action

The Iowa Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution passes resolutions expressing readiness to serve the government and troops in the current war with Germany. A copy is sent to the state governor urging immediate steps for nationwide readiness.

Iown Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Daughters of the American Revolution Iowa Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Germany Iowa Society

Sodding and top soil offered at South Park Addition

Pancoast Hendrickson & Bank advertise ready top soil and sod installation for South Park Addition. They offer hauling and sodding services and urge callers to contact their Stubbs Building office by phone 1739, 559.

South Park Addition Pancoast, Hendrickson & Bank Stubbs Bldg

Lads to Appear in Juvenile Court

Paul Schroeder aged 11 and two Hines boys aged 16 and 11 were caught selling seven stolen chickens taken from B F Black on West Burlington street. They tried to dispose of them at Zeigler poultry house. a written order led to their arrest by Sheriff Shan Campbell. They face juvenile court trial.

Paul Schroeder Hines Boys B. F. Black West Burlington Street Zeigier Poultry House Mr. Zeigler Shan Campbell

Daylight Saving Plan Nears Congressional Action

Joseph Defrees of the U S Chamber of Commerce says a committee is being formed to push daylight saving through Congress. He notes broad backing from business groups across the country as April 16 approaches in Chicago.

Chicago Joseph Th Defrees United States Chamber of Commerce Congress Defrees

5 Per Cent Farm Loans Ad From Fairfield Iowa

The Jefferson County Abstract and Loan Co offers 5 per cent farm loans from Fairfield Iowa. Includes brief reference to loan terms and local service.

Jefferson County Abstract and Loan Co Fairfield Iowa

Fitzgibbons Fined and Sentenced for Assault in Vincennes

Thomas Fitzgibbons aged 45 faced city court in Vincennes Indiana after pleading guilty to assaulting Omer Rey a private in Company A I N G. He was fined 560 dollars plus costs and sentenced to six months on the penal farm. He also trampled an American flag. He could not obtain a lawyer.

Vincennes Ind Thomas Fitzgibbons Omer Rey Company A

Priest Hero of Cherry Mine Dies in Peoria

Rev. Father James P. Heaney pastor of St. Mary's Mandota died at his Peoria home after a sudden hemorrhage. Heaney had entered the Cherry mine shaft during the disaster years ago to administer the last sacrament to dying miners.

Peoria Ill James P. Heaney St. Mary's Catholic Church Mandota Cherry

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P. E. O. Society Charles Herring West Broadway 8. A. Power Jessie Prince the. C.T. U T. B. Short South Court Street Theodosiaer Charley Gurley Bush Airfield First Congregational Church Malcolm Dana Mr. Gumm Company M N. C. Anstead C. FE. Anderson Orpheum R. N. of A Moose Hall George KE. Joy Journal President’s Action Kayser SILK J.C. Thorne & Son Phoenix MR. Fitzgibbons U. S Fairfield People Parsons College Men’s Glee Club Fairfield’s Presbyterian Church Father Heaney Eaghr Quality Value Service Evi Mendal Bros Roth @ Co J. €. Bradshaw Furniture CO J. C. Bradshaw Furniture CO Fairfield Theater Triangle Fine Arts Bessie Love California Keystone Fred Mace Rita Jolivet
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