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Newspaper

Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1919

Page

7

Local News Briefs Highlight Area Visitors and Moves

Henry county engineer C E Smith visits on business and Sheriff John Griffin from Des Moines was in town on various duties. Notables include Prof V Vartanian returning from Mount Pleasant and Senator George M Ball visiting Des Moines after a city stop. Mrs Frank Rider and Mrs W A White attend funerals, while Sheriff Walter Harris accompanies William Oblrich to Anamosa for a grand larceny term. A sale by S O Russell in Libertyville precedes a move to Fairfield.

John Griffin Des Moines Walter Harris William Oblrich Anamosa S. O. Russell Libertyville City Fairfield Neibert East Lowe Street Joseph Bucher

Mass Meetings On Health In Fairfield Sunday

Committees plan two educational mass meetings in Fairfield on Sunday afternoon February 23 under guidance from Surgeon General Blue of the U S Public Health Service. Likely separate men and women sessions with out-of-town speakers, aiming to promote better social recreational and general health.

Fairfield Blue United States Public Health Service

State Anti-Saloon League to Hold Weekend Meetings

The State Anti-Saloon League will conduct an educational campaign in Fairfield and Jefferson County next Sunday. Speakers include Rev George H Wareham and Dr S Weir among others, with sessions at multiple churches and communities to support enforcement of prohibition laws.

State Anti-Saloon League Fairfield Jefferson County George H. Wareham The Christian Church R. N. Holsapple M. E S. Weir Iowa Wesleyan College Baptist Church W. B. Zuker Des Moines College English Lutheran Church Holsapple Presbyterian Church Dean Weir New Chicago F. M. Gordon Libertyville M. E Mt. Zion M. E C. 8. Cooper Agency Fairfield M. E E. J. Bronson E. H. Sandeen Zuker Lockridge

Home Films at The Orpheum Friday

The Orpheum announces a Friday program featuring a 1000 foot reel of Home Films alongside its regular lineup. The event invites Fairfield residents to learn what is happening locally while enjoying entertaining footage at no extra charge and to see Fairfield factories contributing to city upbuilding.

The Orpheum Fairfield

Lutheran Delegates to Ottumwa for Reconstruction Fund Drive

Rev H A Anspach and Frank Lundquist travel to Ottumwa to attend southeastern Iowa delegates meeting for a Lutheran Church of America reconstruction fund campaign set for February 1626. Iowa Lutherans target 21500 with state total over 50000 and nationwide one million for European Lutheran churches facing disintegration of church-state unions. Lundquist leads the drive at the local English Lutheran church.

H. A. Anspach Frank Lundqvist Ottumwa Iowa Lutheran Church of America France Finland Ethonia Black Sea America Lutheran Church of Europe Lundquist

Red Cross Notice Gauze shop opens for hospital compresses

The Gauze shop in the Elks building will be open Wednesday and Thursday this week from 9 to 5 to make compresses for Jefferson County Hospital. Former workers are urged to donate as much time as possible. Also offered is trash cleanup at 75 cents per load by Wm. Cox. Phone LToe.

Elks Jefferson County Hospital Getti Farrow Golden King Bob O. S. Larson Jersey Henry Eckey, Jr T. B. Allendar Fairfield

University Speaker to Address Wool Growers Meeting

Prof. Stone of the Iowa Extension Department will address the Wool Growers Association at the Armory on Saturday February 8 at 1 p.m. All interested in sheep and wool growing are invited to attend, members or not.

Stone Iowa Extension Department Wool Growers’ Association Armory

Hartman Ice Cream Co seeks top price for dairy products

Farmers are urged to bring sweet and sour cream to Hartman Ice Cream Co for the highest market price. Also notices list rental requests for 6 to 7 rooms with modern conveniences, one for light housekeeping, and a Maxwell touring car offered for sale or trade for a Ford.

Hartman Ice Cream Co Maxwell Touring Car Ford Car

Community Bible Class Postpones Dinner to Friday

The Community Bible Class postpones its dinner due to church access issues and will hold the usual meeting this Friday at the Baptist church.

Community Bible Class The Baptist Church

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Aentiveland Jorn the C. E. Smith Henry County C. C. Griswold of Allerton J. J. Welday Prof V. Vartanian Mount Pleasant George M. Ball Frank Rider Ae Ee M. 5. Randall West Washington W. A. White Spencer George Leggett John Scott Keokuk Arthur Miller Mt. Pleasant Board of Supervisors C. A. Allen Creston Lieut Frank Daggett Eldon Harper-Scott Elmer Biehl Hinkley, Ill T. R. Black Salt Lake City Mauzey Indiana the Orpheum RED Cross Wm. Cox Ltoe University Gillespie Leggett House Court House A. V. Frazey John T. Davies A. J. Boyd J. N. Corey Germanville Plasant Plain Royal King Maxwalton Masher Maxwalton Renown Avondale Concord M. H. Corey Pleasant Plain Fritz & Wenger E. A. Apt Ladies of School District No J. F. Wilson Jr South First National Bank General Electric Jace Boe E. N. Gentry Electrical Contractor Matinee Orpheum Cremona Pipe Organ May Allison Elsie Ferguson Yeoman Hall Froth & Co Roth & Co Arisan' Sale Duroc Parsons College College Road Deliabie Neve
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