Eastern Star Elects Officers at Fairfield Chapter
Fairfield Chapter No. 39, Order of the Eastern Star, elected officers for the coming year. Wrothy Matron Miss May Me. Main, Worthy Patron F. E. F. Rorick, Associate Matron Mrs. Frank Ricksher, Conductress Mrs. Frank Sullivan, Associate Conductress Mrs. H. H. Nieman, Secretary Miss Minnie B. Jenks, Treasurer Mrs. Frank Fourt. A called meeting will be held soon to initiate several candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Order of the Eastern Star
Wrothy
Miss May Me
F. EF. Rorick
Frank Ricksher
Minnie B. Jenks
Frank Fourt
No Franchise Yet Delayed Gas and Electric Franchises
Council postpones action on gas and electric franchises until next week delaying decisions on utility agreements and local oversight.
Probate of Will Jefferson County Iowa notice
Notice is given that a document purporting to be the Last Will and Testament of Clara H. Weatenhaver is on file in the Jefferson County Clerk of the District Court. A February 5 1917 final hearing is set for proof of the will. Dated December 1 1916 Geor ge M Ball Clerk of District Court.
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State of
Iowa
Jefferson County
Clara H. Weatenhaver
District Court
Geo. M. Ball
Mathas F. Drish
Probate of Will in Jefferson County Iowa
Notice announces the probate of the Last Will and Testament of Mathas F. Drish, deceased, filed in the Jefferson County Clerk of the District Court. A final proof hearing is set for February 5th, 1917 at 2:00 p.m. in the February term of the court.
Tanlac touted as key to better work and big money
An advertisement claims Tanlac the National Tonic boosts health easing indigestion and nervous symptoms, enabling workers to reach higher earnings. It asserts many men and women can gain strength, improve sleep, and increase productivity, with references to a sale at Gaumer Bros. drug store.
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Tanlac
Taniae
Gaumer Bros
Tomorrow's Tabernacle Meeting Builds to Grand Close
The report covers the final, largest day of tabernacle meetings with a noon luncheon for High School girls at the Presbyterian church where Miss Speer spoke to about sixty five attendees. It details a fervent prayer meeting, a song feature of "De Brewers' Big Hosses Can't Run Over Me," and evangelist Peacock discussing Saul before his conversion.
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Presbyterian Church
Miss Speer
Tabernacle
God
Lewis
Worth
Evangelist
Saul
Mr. Peacock
Jes
Mother's Day Observed at Beckwith School
Yesterday Mother's Day was observed at Beckwith school taught by Miss Esther Edmunds. Four mothers and one father attended. more would have joined if not for bad weather. Regular studies were recited until recess when visitors were treated to popcorn and candy. A railroad spelling match followed with Mrs. Eugene Prince and Elmer Davis as captains.
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Beckwith School
Esther Edmunds
Eugene Prince
Elmer Davis
Sermon Energizes Fairfield Campaign Week
Reverend Peacock delivers a forceful revival sermon urging repentance through Christ. The address garners strong reaction from attendees, with ministers praised and a large crowd pressing forward for commitment. A note asks confiscated items to be claimed from Mr. Wrad before the campaign ends tomorrow.
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the Daily Journal
Journal Printing CO. Publishers
EAN Taylor & W. Taylor
Eastern Star
Frank Sullivan
H. H
Nieman
B. F. Wnorowski
Christ
Damascus
Jesus
Heaven
Hell
Jesus Christ
Paul
Mr. Wrad
Fairfield Theater
Douglas Fairbanks
Keystone
Southwest Corner Square
Roth @ Co
Just
Monarch Coffee
Ray Maxwell
Ohn T. Davifs
George Q. Loesch
L. E
Wallace Nutting
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