Editor Manager Change Notes
A brief notice lists changes in the editor and manager roles with figures noted as 50 and 1.50 1.25, indicating updated responsibilities or compensation figures within the publication.
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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1919
Page
2
A brief notice lists changes in the editor and manager roles with figures noted as 50 and 1.50 1.25, indicating updated responsibilities or compensation figures within the publication.
Parsons defeated the Penn squad 21 to 14 at Trus tee Gymnasium last night to open the season strong. Stever and Lamson led the forwards with Wilson Brown and White contributing solidly as Parsons built a 13 to 8 first half lead and held on. Wright was the best for Penn, with East coming in late for Brown and showing well.
Miss Pauline Stevenson took first in the state declamatory tryout held last evening at the High School Auditorium. She will travel to Chariton in March. Clifford Crail finished second and Miss Dorothy Talley third, with Miss Talley taking second in the dramatic division. Judges were Miss Florence L. Hagie of Albia, Miss Mary Swaney of Mt. Pleasant, and Prof. H. B. Summers of Burlington.
Mrs A Herring hosted a small group for a Valentine party and shower for Miss Blanche Gaumer at her West Broadway residence. A six o'clock dinner followed by games and music, with Gaumer receiving many useful gifts for her new home.
Despite bad weather a large Fairfield turnout backed a 3000 dollar annual plan for January to October 1. Dillon Turney led a 2600 dollar drive with remaining funds expected from absent supporters. The gathering at the Armory featured a Lutheran church dinner and a talk by officers and directors outlining seven county bureaus and aims.
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