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Newspaper

Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1918

Page

2

Archie Trent Dies in Oakville From Spanish Flu

Word reached here of Archie Trent who died yesterday afternoon at his Oakville Iowa home after a four day illness with Spanish influenza. He was a former resident and planned to return here in spring. Survived by his wife Lillian Squires a sixteen month old son his mother a brother and two sisters. Funeral likely tomorrow at Ursa Illinois his old home.

Archie Trent Oakville Sty Lillian Squires Ursa Ill

Local Briefs Report Illness and Travel Across City

Mrs. Jay Worth is seriously ill with Spanish influenza at Jefferson County Hospital. C. R. Workman suffered a stroke of paralysis. Red Oak High School principal J. B. Mull visits Red Oak, while Mrs. Florence Garber’s relatives at Lennox are also ill. A baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. James Young on East Briggs Street. Mrs. J. A. Bartlett visits Winfield to see her son Shirey Bartlett. Homer Hardee and wife travel to Lawrence Kansas to visit her parents. George Melcher of Burlington visits on business. Miss Laura Light returns from New London where she taught. Schools in New London closed again due to influenza. L. W. Von Nostrand returns from a California trip. Miss Lela Lamberson teaches fifth grade in Logan school. Miss Anna Roth returns from Reynolds where schools closed for influenza. C. L. Laughlin returns from a trip to California. Floyd Starr of Parsons College A. T. C. is seriously ill with pneumonia at Jefferson County Hospital. his father travels from Chariton. John Hammond learns of his nephew Philip Leyendecker’s death in Lincoln Nebraska. funeral held today. He is remembered by local friends from last summer.

John Hammond Philip Leyendecker Lincoln Nebraska

Telephone Service Crisis Urges Call Reduction

The Jefferson County Telephone Company warns that over half the operator force is home sick and current volunteers cannot meet demand. They urge patrons to make only essential calls to prevent complete service breakdown. Operators on duty work long hours, and cooperation is needed to maintain prompt service.

The Jefferson County

Uncle Tom's Cabin at the Orpheum with Marguerite Clark

The Orpheum theater presents Uncle Tom's Cabin starring Marguerite Clark in the tar sole. Patrons are urged to attend for a performance featuring the noted actress in a classic melodrama.

Marguerite Clark The Orpheum

Liberty Farm Proposal Stirs Parsons College Support

Dr Henry Jackson urged Fairfield County Club to back a Liberty Farm for Parsons College to aid needy students. He urged immediate pledges of Liberty bonds and a countywide drive, while emphasizing open minded community action and a school house as the democratic centerpiece.

Parsons College County Club Henry Jackson Washington, D. C Jackson

Hawkeye Rebekah Club Meeting Change and Corps Election

The Hawkeye Rebekah Club will meet at East Adams Street with Mrs. Fred Johnson on Thursday afternoon replacing the prior Wednesday date. Mrs. Johnson is assisted by Mrs. B H Elliot. Tonight George Strong Corps No 21 W R C holds its regular meeting at the Court House with the annual election of officers, and all members are urged to attend.

Hawkeye Rebekah Club Fred Johnson East Adams St Johnson B. H. Elliot George Strong Corps No. 21 Court House

Parsons College Opens Tomorrow

The quarantine has been lifted for the college and classes will resume tomorrow morning. The quarantine remains in effect at the barracks where S A T C cadets under influenza quarantine must stay within the barracks for fourteen days unless ill.

Training Corps

Everett Roberts S A T C member dies at 23

Everett Wilbur Roberts of the Parsons College S A T C died early this morning at Jefferson County Hospital from bronchial pneumonia after ten days of illness. He was 23, born November 23, 1895 in Henry County Iowa. Survived by his mother and stepfather, three sisters and a brother Howard in France. Burial planned in Shilo cemetery near Doland. Burial arrangements pending funeral at Shiro church tomorrow.

Everett Roberts Parsons College Student Army Training Corps Jefferson County Doland South Dakota Everett Wilbur Robert Henry County Iowa Brotheer Howard Roberts France Alice Moore Grace Opal Elizabeth Birmingham Burlington Shiro Mother Shilo Robert

Short Course Program Highlights at Business Men's Session

The Business Men's Short Course opens tomorrow with Tuesday sessions by Director O E Klingaman on Scientific Merchandising and Prof C F Kurtz on The Foundations of Business. Wednesday features a 6:15 dinner followed by 7:30 Klingaman on Selling Satisfaction and 8:30 Kurtz on Fair Exchange.

O. E. Kilingaman C. F. Kurtz O. FE. Klingaman Fair Exchange

Card of Thanks for Bereavement Kindness and Flowers

We express gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness after our bereavement and for the beautiful floral offerings. Signed by Mr. Wm Lowry, Mrs. James Freswalhter, and Mrs. Elsie Haifley.

Wm. Lowry James

Also Mentioned on This Page

Jay Worth Jefferson County Hospital C. R. Workman Mrs Ralph Workman East Adams Street J. B. Mull Red Oak C. F. Nixon East Washington Street Florence Garber Walter Matlock Lennox Mrs. James Young East Briggs Street J. A. Bartlett Winfield Shirey Bartlett Homer Hardee Lawrence, Kas George Melcher Laura Light New London L. W. von Nostrand California Lela Lamberson Logan School Miss White Anna Roth Reynolds C. L. Laughlin Los Angeles Floyd Starr Parsons College 8. A. T. C Chariton DR. Jackson K. Jackson United States Bureau of Education Itol America Hayes Parsons Cadet Flying Corps Parsons B. McPeak Mt. Pleasant Herman's Munson C. E. Anderson Wilson’s Art Store Orpheum Theatre Adolph Zukor Marguerite Ruth Clifton Jefferson County Telephone Co
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