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Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1917

Page

6

Jefferson County Red Cross mobilizes for 10 000 members by Christmas

Jefferson County Red Cross plans a county wide drive to enroll 10 000 members by December 24 1917 as part of a national push. Prof Charles Carter and R B Louden lead a campaign with an office in the courthouse and field visits to rural schools starting Sunday. Membership levels range from 1 to 100 dollars with proceeds for unity and future relief efforts.

Jefferson County Citiens Jefferson County France Red Cross American Red Cross Charles Carter R. B. Louden Court House Sevn Miss Chidester The Court Loue Tel Howere

Unit R Leaves This Evening for Unknown Destination

Hospital Unit R of the United States Army departs this evening with Maj. J. F. Clarke and staff aboard Burlington train No. 4. A large crowd is expected at the Fairfield station to bid them farewell as doctors and orderlies head to camps, likely toward the south. The unit will march from the Armory to the station, with lunch packs provided by the Fairfield Canteen committee.

United States Army The United States J. F. Clarke Burlington Fairfield Maj Claire Fairfield Canteen

College Dramatic Club announces two one act plays

The Fairfield College Dramatic Club announces two one act plays for next Tuesday evening. The Far Away Princess by Suderman is a clever comedy and The Maker of Dreams by Dawn follows in the same light mood with costumes and song. The club operates as an artistic movement to develop talent and raise local dramatic art, funded by faculty support and not self supporting.

College Dramatic Club Land of Heart Suderman Dawn Dramatic League Fairfield

Austrian battleships torpedoed at Trieste harbor

Report from Washington based Italian naval attaché states on the night of December 2 Italian torpedo boats penetrated to Trieste harbor and struck two Austrian Monarch class battleships with four torpedoes. All Italian torpedo boats returned safely to base.

New York Trieste C. Puster Campmander Itster L. Vannatcolli Washington

Nineteenth Wedding Anniversary Celebrated at Fulton Home

Hon and Mrs J Fulton marked their 19th wedding anniversary with a dinner at their South Main street home in Washington Iowa. Guests included Mas J F Clarke and families, R B Louden Sr, Wm Ross, L J Marcy, Ellsworth Turney. A limerick booklet and a bound book were presented to the Fultons.

Dc. J. Fulton Washington Iowa Fulton South Main Street Mas J. F. Clarke R. B Louden Wm. Ross L. J. Marcy Ellsworth Turney Clarke

Sailors to receive Christmas and New Year leave

Great Lakes naval training station announces embryo sailors will be granted leave to visit homes. About 8,000 trainees will be released for Christmas and the remaining 8,000 for New Year.

Great Lakes Station Great Lakes, Hh Great Lakes Naval Training Station

Birmingham Soldier Defends Camp Cody Conditions

Musician George L. Simmons of Co. M writes Birmingham editor denying death and blindness claims from sand storms at Camp Cody New Mexico. He states good food, sanitation, ten hours of drill, some measles quarantines, and says home letter writers seek sympathy. Also reports the death of infant Robert Keith Swan son of C. R. Swanson in Albia and planned burial there.

Birmingham Boys Firs Birmingham United States Robert Keith C. R. Swanson Albia

Fairfield Student Wins Davenport Declamatory Gold

Charles Fulton, son of Mr and Mrs C J Fulton of Fairfield, won the gold medal in the Davenport declamatory contest. Davenport finished first, Cedar Rapids second, and Fairfield third, with Fulton representing Fairfield High School as the smallest town runner in a field of larger cities. Fulton had faced illness earlier in the week but prevailed in the competition.

Charles Fulton Davenport C. J. Fulton Cedar Rapids Fairfield Fulton Fairfield High School

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