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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1918
Page
2
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The Evansville Courier notes Dr. John Kennedy, Parsons College graduate and pastor of Walnut Presbyterian, leaves for Tacoma Washington. A civic farewell in Hotel MecCurdy’s banquet room blends laughter and tears as 300 plus attendees celebrate his service and bid him Godspeed.
The J. M. Club held a Wednesday picnic at L. J. Marcey farm with afternoon ladies and evening husbands. Mrs T W Gran entertained R N A at an all day meeting. a sumptuous 1 pm dinner served for 24. Pythian Sisters meet Sept 3. Miss Effie Gantz teaches church class. Bertha L. McCarty and Ira W. Bennett wed at Methodist parsonage. YFMS of M E church to meet at 505 North Court Street Monday at 7:30.
Heavy rains forced cancellation of the Golf Club musical program and playlet. It is rescheduled for Monday night, Sept 2, starting at seven on the grounds in front of the Club House. A short club business meeting will precede the orchestra dance.
A lecture will be given tomorrow afternoon at three by Mr. James M Woertendyke at the First Methodist Church. The topic is Over the Top with War Prohibition and the Ratification of the National Prohibitionary Amendment. Admission is free and all are urged to attend.
The funeral for Private Bert Carl who died Tuesday at Camp Raritan New Jersey will take place tomorrow at 2 30 p m in the city Park conducted by Rev H A Anspach If weather changes services move to the Lutheran church Interment follows at Evergreen cemetery Carl traveled from Camp Raritan to Fairfield with Private George Smith Carl reportedly refused to admit illness though he had a cold he was hospitalized Monday night and died the next day from bronchial pneumonia
D. Hunt returns from a business trip to Chicago. Mrs. R. F. Fulton and children return from Deming New Mexico as Mr. Fulton sails to New Jersey awaiting a voyage to France. Lester M Wells Velmar M Bell and George A Harper moved from deferred to class one by exemption board.
All veterans are asked to meet at the band stand in the city park Saturday afternoon at 2 30 to discuss and arrange the fall reunion plans.
I wish to thank the neighbors and friends for their kindness during the illness and death of my wife, also for the flowers sent. Evers L. P. Quinn.
A writer closes with faith in the recipient and a belief that divine guidance will grant continued influence. The note wishes Godspeed and expresses high regard for the recipient’s ideals and leadership.
The Drake Clothing Co announces fresh stock including hats neckwear sweaters and hosiery. Customers can preview new assortments as the shop unveils spring styles and updated dress options.
A readable listing notes boys school suits and furnishings available at The Drake Clothing Co on the East Side. The notice highlights ready to wear outfits and related accessories for students.
The offices of the Court House will be closed all day Monday September 2 on account of Labor Day.
A piano tuner will be in Fairfield from August 26 to September 4. Leave orders at Legrett house or Scheffel's music store, or with E. J. Eisenhart at 961.
Two freshmen, Jericho and Easton, announce a limited run of gift copies of "My Golden School Days" for every member of the freshman class. Call to obtain your copy. the pair emphasize the gift is yours.
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