Republican Political Announcements for Jefferson County
A series of brief notices from Jefferson County Republicans announcing candidacy for various offices in the June 3 1918 primary. Candidates include William L. Long for State Representative, Walter Harris for Sheriff, U S Ritchey for Sheriff, C B Ristine for Sheriff, Sanford Zeigler Jr for Clerk of the District Court, A C Turner for County Auditor, George Stephenson for County Auditor, Vern S Samuelson for County Recorder, R C Leggett for County Attorney, M Olga Raines for County Recorder, J B Trent for Board of Supervisors, Clyde C Bell for County Recorder, and M B Humphreys for Board of Supervisors.
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Jefferson County
WM. L. Long
A. C. Turner
Republcan
Geo, Stephenson
M. Olga Raines
Democratic slate announces candidates for 1918 Iowa primaries
In Jefferson county notices Frank P. Mowery seeks renomination for U S House of Representatives Iowa 37th General Assembly record. R H Spence runs for County Treasurer. George M Ball runs for Clerk of Court subject to primary approval June 3 1918. Glen Neibert seeks Democratic nomination for Sheriff in June primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
House of Representatives of
Iowa
General Assembly
Frank P. Mowery
R. H. Spence
George M. Ball
Sheriff
More Men Start for Camp Dodge at Noon Tuesday
The following men leave Fairfield for Camp Dodge tomorrow at 12:20. They will meet at the Court house this afternoon to receive prelim inary instructions. Names include Harlan A. Anderson Hubert L. Cox John W. Sipe Wm. T. Walker Vincent P. Keesey Abner L. Anderson Ernest C. Fuqua Raymond H. Smith Chester L. Webber Oscar F. Anderson Dallas H. Fleagie Edoward Woods Herman R. Bogner Clarence R Reighard Ernest B. Snook Earl F. Thomas Ernest Jacobs Harvey Vanausdeln Clay D. Chapins Wm. E. Graff Anthony L. Supalla Bernard M. Popejoy Edwin G. Linder Thomas A. Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Camp Dodge
Court House
Harlan A. Anderson
Hubert L. Cox
John W. Sipe
Wm. T. Walker
Vincent P. Keesey
Abner L. Anderson
Ernest C. Fuqua
Raymond H. Smith
Chester L. Webber
Oscar F. Anderson
Dallas H. Fleagie
Edoward Woods
Herman R. Bogner
Clarence R
Reighard
Ernest B. Snook
Earl F F. Thomas
Ernest Jacobs
Harvey Vanausdeln
Clay D. Chapins
Wm. E. Graff
Anthony L. Supalla
Bernard M. Popejoy
Edwin G. Linder
Thomas A. Carter
James Cook Sentenced to Ten Years in Prison
Judge C W Vermilion presided at the April term sentencing James Cook to 10 years at Ft Alison penitentiary for hog stealing. The docket also covers estate matters for Barnes Summer Armstrong and a property sale in Lewis v Trent. Paul Stromberg pled guilty to stealing Mike Damm's overcoat and was arrested by Sheriff Campbell. sentencing scheduled for next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Vermilion
District Court
James Cook
Ft. Alison
Othr
Atte Ntion
F. J. Barnes
Elias C. Summer
Lucy Armstrong
John West
James M. Lewis
J. B. Trent
R. C. Leggett
Paul Stromberg
Mike Damm
Stromberg
Campbell
Vermilion
Senvice
Mrs Emma Lamberson Dies After Illness in City
Mrs Emma Lamberson died this morning at about 6 30 following a six week illness at her South Court street home. Born Emma West in Decatur Illinois she moved to this city in 1913 and ran a millinery store. Survived by daughters Lelia and Lucile, son Alfred W Lamberson of Albert Lea, and brother E A West of Independence Kansas. Funeral at 4 30 tomorrow from the home with Rev R H Polly. burial in Greene Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Lamberson
South Court Street
Emma West Lamberson
William W
Laura A. West
Decatur
Ill
Lamberson
Des Moines
Bing
Birthday and engagement notices from local society columns
Little Glenn Brier hosts fifth birthday party with a pink white luncheon and a five-candle cake. Miss Eva Lohman’s shower precedes her Sunday wedding to Clarence Miller. Clarence Miller and Eva Lohman wed at Presbyterian Manse, then honeymoon plans before moving to Rockford Alabama. Carl V Adams and Ruth Ireland wed in Burlington then travel to Keokuk. both plan Fairfield residence and teaching and bakery work. O E 8 club and Thursday Embroidery club schedule altered gatherings with Mrs Glass and Mrs Greet respectively.
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Glenn
Rose Brier
Mrs. Brier
Mabel Trail
Nora McKee
Trail Home
Eva Lohman
Edna Ogden
Pauline Woelhaf
John Fry
Lohmen
Lief
Clarence Miller
Rv. H. A. Mosser
Clara Lohman
Ed. Miller
Ed Miller
West Adams Street
Carl V. Adams
Ruth Ireland
Burlington
Louis Adams
Marie Adams
Keokuk
Jefferson County
Adams
Fairfield
Model Bakery
Mrs. L. P. Hilton Dies After Long Illness
Louisa M. Hilton of this city died today at 9 a.m. at her West Burlington home after years of illness. Born January 18 1848 in Kentucky, she was daughter of Benjamin and Louisa Gasaway. She married L. P. Hilton. survivors include two Gasaway brothers and a sister. Funeral tomorrow at 2 p.m. from the home with Rev. R. H. Polly officiating. burial in Evergreen cemetery.
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L. P. Hilton
West Burlington Street
Louisa M. Hilton
Benjamin and
Louisa Gasaway
Kentucky
Thomas Gasaway
Brighton
John Gasaway
Fairfield
Caroline Gibson
R. H. Polly
The
Christian Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Lecture at Camp Dodge Praises Soldier Memoir
An audience at the First Methodist church heard Rev. W. R. Keesey discuss The Sammies in the Cantonment. He described camp life and training, praised Private Allen Jewett, rebuked war critics, and noted war savings stamps as a public readiness effort surpassing Germany’s militarism.
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First Methodist Church
W. R. Keesey
Cantonment
Camp Dodge
Germany
Fine Concert at Christian Church
The orchestra of the Sunday school under Prof. Fred Jewell performed last evening despite threatening weather. Soloists Chester Hyde G W Gaumer and Miss Gertrude Connor received liberal applause with Mrs. Cleve Gaumer and Miss Mary Helen Crail accompanying. Rev R H Polly spoke briefly and another concert is hoped soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Jewell
Chester Hyde
G. W. Gaumer
Gertrude Connor
Cleve Gaumer
Mary Helen Crail
R. H. Polly
Local Social Notes From Pleasant Plain Ottumwa and Vicinity
Mrs Henry Pickard of Pleasant Plain visited Mrs Charles Herring over Sunday President R Ames Montgomery spent yesterday in Ottumwa George Kearn of Ottumwa spent the day in the city Miss Bertha Peebler visited relatives in Libertyville Mrs Laura Ireland visited trends in Burlington Saturday Mrs Ray Eckerman Avery visited the P B Braidy home Miss Wilma Thompson Winfield teacher visited her aunt Mrs W D Garmoe and cousin C E Garmoe over Saturday and Sunday
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Henry Pickard
Pleasant Plain
Charles Herring
R. Ames Montgomery
Ottumwa
George Kearn
Bertha Peebler
Libertyville
Laura _ tT Ireland
Burlington
Ray Eckerman
Avery
P. B. Braidy
Wilma Thompson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Glee Daily Journal
Republican
Walter Harris
U. S. Ritchey
C. B. Ristine
Sanford Zeigler, Jr
Vern S. Samuelson
Board of Supervisors
County Recorder
Clyde C, Bell
M. B. Humphreys
Glen Neibert
Mrs. Miller
Rockford, al
South Main Street
O. E. 8. Club
Clarence Glass
East Madison Street
Arthur Greet
O. Kirby
Thursdy Embroidery Club
Greet
East Broadway
Jefferson County Roll of Honor
P. O
Katherine Colvert
Mark Macdermit
Destroying
Zazimova
du Brock
Roth
Palm Beach
Erdine
Frank
Kerrick
Tribune
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