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Newspaper

Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1918

Page

6

Health Club to Meet with Mrs Turney Tomorrow Evening

The Health Club will meet with Mrs. Joel Turney at 7:30 oclock tomorrow evening. Mrs. Sam Turner hosted W R C ladies at her West Briggs street home. Miss Charlotte Sauer entertained about thirty friends at a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Lawrence McGuire whose marriage occurred recently. Delights were served and Mrs. McGuire received many gifts for her new home.

Joel Turney Sam Turner West Briggs Street Charlotte Sauer Lawrence McGuire McGuire

Sugar Conservation Contest Opens for Iowa Women

The Food Administration for Town launches a Sugar Saving contest to stretch scarce supplies for civilians and soldiers. Eleven state prizes plus county, town and rural awards totaling seventeen prizes will be decided by a committee chaired by Miss Alice French, Davenport. Entries include 50 word letters to Miss French with ideas on saving sugar in canning, baking, beverages and more.

England France Italy Food Administration Howe Miss Alice French Miss French Committee On Awards Women of Iowa Alice French Davenport W. L. Harding Des Moines Gov Harding F. ¥. Whitley Webster City The Food Administration and Council of National Defense J. W. Watzek Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs

Official Old Settlers Day Program for Jefferson County

The Jefferson County Old Settlers Day program lists a central Information Bureau under John W. McClain, registration and introduction card duties, a large safety committee led by Mayor Munro, and numerous assistants. Highlights include a noon picnic, old time Civil War costumes, a full day theater program, band and reception at 9 am, an address by Mayor Munro, and an automobile parade led by Fords with extensive parade marshals and participants.

Bureau of Information Sarah Kamp William Stever Old Settlers Frank W. Moyer George H. Laird Arthur Louden F. J. L. Black Chas. H. Gage J. F. Wilson, Jr J. W. Howard P. FE. Heflin Ruth Lamson R. H. Munro Shan Campbell Marshall Mitchell Gilley Central Park Burlington Park Court House Yard Cora Phelps W. G. Ross C. A. Herring William Mohr C. J. Fulton C. H. Gage S. S. Craine Orpheum Fairfield Park Old Settlers’ Recep R. W. Lamson Jefferson County S. J. Chester CC. W. Gage Marshall B. T. Raines Joseph Roth William DuBois John Buchanan Fairfield Fire Department Anutoes Calathampians Roy D. R Erickson West Broadway

Iowa to Send 8000 Men to Camp Dodge and Fort Riley

Iowa plans to mobilize 8000 selective service men for Camp Dodge during the four day period starting September 3 and to entrain 600 limited service men to Fort Riley. The draft aims to cover class one registrants from 1917 and projects about 5500 class one men after September events, with future registrations expected to fill calls through next summer without resorting to class two.

Des Moines Iowa Camp Dodge Fort Riley Fansas

Batavia Man Charles Smith in the City Today

Charles Smith of Batavia travels to the city today for unspecified purposes. He is noted as a local resident visiting urban areas.

Ray Lynn Esther Williams Pleasant Plain Charles Smith Batavia Toay

Salvation Army War Fund Pledges Sought in Fairfield

Capt Henry C. Gambrel of the Salvation Army will visit Fairfield on Thursday to collect outstanding War Fund pledges. Those who have not paid are urged to meet him at the Fairfield National Bank or contact Dean Taylor, Secretary, to settle their subscriptions.

Henry C. Gambrel Salvation Army Fairfield Salvation Army War Fund Captain Gambrel Fairfield National Bank Dean Taylor

Exemption Notices For Two Men to Camp Dodge

Clarence A. Miller and Wm Arthur DuVall will leave August 31 for Camp Dodge in the special call for limited service men.

Clarence A. Miller Wm. Arthur DuVall Camp Dodge

Freed After Hunger Strike by Washington Suffragists

After six days of hunger strike, 23 suffragists were released unconditionally from the District of Columbia Jail. No formal release explanation was given. The freed women, imprisoned for defying police by demonstrations in Lafayette Park, were taken to the National Woman's Party headquarters where a denunciation of jail physician Dr Gannon was issued.

Washington District of Columbia Lafayette Park National Woman's Party Gannon

Flyer Falls in Flames Over Scott Field

Allan B. Johnson of Fort Allegheny Pennsylvania was killed when his plane caught fire at about eight thousand feet over Scott Field. Investigators noted the fatal accident occurred during flight, with Johnston perishing in the blaze.

Allan B. Johnson Scott Field Telleville Fort Allegheny

U. S. Troops Arrive in Liverpool Amid Warm Welcome

A fresh contingent of American troops arrived at Liverpool and were cordially greeted. The arrival was announced from London as the war effort continued.

London Liverpool

Tanker in Flames Off U S Coast

An Atlantic port report says a tanker was seen enveloped in flames and apparently abandoned by her crew off the American coast. The British steamer from South American ports sighted the vessel and presumed it had been a U boat victim, though no submarine was seen.

Atlantic

Pershing aide injured in French road accident

Major Baker of General Pershing's staff and an accompanying lieutenant were thrown from an automobile into a roadside ditch between Alzoemne and Montolien in Aude after colliding with an ox cart. Both officers suffered serious injuries.

Carcassonne France Baker Pershing Alzoemne Montolien Department of Aude

Missionary Tea Planned by Local Church Ladies

The Christian church ladies host a Missionary Tea tomorrow afternoon at the Stover cottage west of town. Transportation from Park or the W. H. Fry home leaves at two o clock. Attendees should bring ten cents and a dish.

Ladies of the Christian Church Stover Cottage Park W. H. Fry

Parson's College Seeks Names of Parties Offering Student Help

Parson's College requests the names of all parties desiring to assist students and those with rooms to rent to students. Contact the College Office by phone at 213 for details.

Parsons College College

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