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Newspaper

Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1919

Page

6

Knights of Pythias Homecoming Draws Large Attendance

The K of P lodge held its annual home coming in the Temple on the north side of the square with many out of town guests. Members gave talks and contests including weight guessing by Joseph Carbaugh, seeds in a pumpkin by Mills Irving, and yards of string by Wm. Brown. A supper of roast beef, potatoes, beans, slaw, bread, coffee and cigars followed. Toastmaster O. F. Fryer presided, and G. M. Van Nodsel of New London, Grand Chancellor of Iowa, attended.

K. of P. Lodge Joseph Carbaugh

Judge Hunter Advances In Ottumwa Judicial Contest

In Ottumwa on February 6 Judge F. M. Hunter led challenger William Walker by thirty two votes excluding military ballots after a recount. Ward by ward gains and losses occurred with Hunter netting thirty four in the fourth ward, six in the fifth, and two in the eighth precinct, while Walker picked up ten in the fourth and one in the third. Recounted townships Polk Highland Competine and Cass showed no overall change as clerks corrected ballot counting errors.

Ottumwa F. M. Hunter William Walker Junge Hunter Mr. Walker Judge Hunter Nome Polk Highland Competine Cass

US Troop Transports Sail For Homeward Passage

War department announces five transports will land in New York or Newport News between February 20 and 24. About 1 200 officers and 12 500 men sail, with the larger units: the 320th Infantry and two battalions of the 306th Infantry, both of the 93rd division, colored.

Washington Pesace Aall New York Newport News War Department

Union Prayer Meeting Time Change at English Lutheran Church

All churches hold union prayer meeting Friday at 7 30 P M at English Lutheran Church instead of this evening. Change requested by Community Bible Class executive committee. Mrs Ward will entertain with vocal solos at The Fairfield tonight.

Community Bible Class

Supper Reminder and Yard Cleanup Offer

Community note invites attendees to a Friday supper at the Presbyterian Church. A yard cleanup offer follows, with a price of 75 cents per load by Wm. Cox, contact phone 41782.

Presbyterian Church Wm. Cox

American Back From Turkey Speaks At The Baptist Church

Prof Paul Nelson an American teacher who just returned from Syria will lecture at eight in the Baptist church under the Community Bible Class. He witnessed massacres and deportations of Turks during the war and will discuss the Near East, League of Nations fate for Turkey, and postwar questions. He is in Iowa for Armenian relief work and met Jefferson County committees this afternoon. No appeals or subscriptions will be taken tonight.

League of Nations Turkey Near East The Baptist Church Paul Nelson Syria Community Bible Nelson Paris Iowa Campaing Jefferson County

ExElzivirs Plan Saturday Meeting at the Library

The ExElzivirs will meet Saturday afternoon at the library. All members are urged to be present. Mrs. Hattie Bryan has returned home from a visit at Clio Town where she visited her brother Corp. Ben R. Bryan.

ExElzivirs Hattie Bryan Clio Town Corp Ben R. Bryan

Armistice Signed On Silesian Front Between Polish and Czech Forces

Advices from Basle report a February 2 armistice between Polish and Czecho Slovak troops on the Silesian front. It lasts seven days and auto renows for seven days unless either side renounces with four hours' notice. Both sides keep positions held January 22.

Basle Silesian

Society notes from area churches and clubs

The Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the Methodist church meets Friday at 2 30 p m at Mrs W Fordyce East Broadway. The L P C of the Lutheran church was hosted by Miss Reva Elder West Hempstead St. A business social followed with candy made. The White Rose Club R N A met at Mrs M T Doughty East Briggs street for a pleasant afternoon. Community Bible class moves to 7 30 pm at the Baptist church with study of the Sermon on the Mount chapter six. social postponed to next Friday February 14 due to conflicts. All are invited.

Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Lutheran Church Reva Elder West Hempstead St White Rose Club R. N. of A M. T. Doughty East Briggs Street Community Bible The Baptist Church

Local Personal Notes Highlight Birth and Travel

A newborn boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Wright at Jefferson County Hospital. Karl Kirkhart of Ottumwa is in the city on business. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Borhrer visited friends en route to Canton Illinois. O A Banta's granddaughter Mary Jane Randall of Lynchburg Virginia is ill. Wendall Glotfelty returned home from the Great Lakes naval station after honorable discharge from the US Navy aboard the Albatross.

C. M. Wright Jefferson County Hospital Karl Kirkhart Ottumwa Ernest Borhrer Canton Ill O. A. Banta Mary Jane Neil Randall Lynchburg, Va Wendall Glotfelty Great Lakes Service U.S. S. Albatross Navy

Community Club votes against building hard roads

The Jefferson County Community Club plans to oppose hard roads for now. A special committee urges a Des Moines note to Hon. Wm. L. Long and Hon. G. W. Ball, stating the county lacks road bed and drainage, while supporting a graded, drainage-based program with adequate levies for road funds.

Jefferson County Community Club Agricultural and Good Roads Committee Community Club Wm. L. Long G. W. Ball Des Moines

Judge Cornelius Not Present Forces Court Session Canceled

Judge Seneca Cornell was absent this morning and no District Court session was held. The docket shows divorces by default for Simons, Peebler, Adler, Basham, and Hocking. defaults and decrees in several quiet title and partition suits. equity and foreclosure actions also defaulted. Notice update shifts Union Prayer Meeting to Friday evening. Leonard Stone speaks on navy and trench experiences at The Fairfield Theater tonight.

Seneca Cornell Frank Simons Bessie Simons Margaret Peebler J. W. Peebler Gertrude Adler Frank Adler Jas. T. Basham May Basham Hannah Alfred A. W. Alfred E. Dealy E. W. Ireland Equity George J. Lake W. J. Cooper A. H. Johnson Jane Smith Sarah O. Hocking Mary Sheets George W. Cable Jr Edad Sidoreus Leonard Stone Navy Fairfield Theater

Woman's Association Food Sale Saturday at MecLaughlin's

The Woman's Association holds a food sale starting at 9:00 a.m. Saturday at MecLaughlin's furniture store. Proceeds offer a real Sunday dinner option.

the Woman's Association MecLaughlin’s

Revi 25c 10c and 25c 10c 15c 20c

The note lists values with 25c 10c pairs and additional coins 15c 20c. It presents a sequence or catalog entry for coin amounts without further context or action.

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