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Newspaper

Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1919

Page

3

Local Briefs Show Social Happenings Around City

Brigham Spray travels to Des Moines on business. Mrs Julia June Cox ill at home on East Kirkwood Street. The Millane and Bruder families quarantined for scarlet fever. Charles Clarke of Boston visiting relatives. Robert DuBois of Lehigh also visiting. Meetings include Ministerial Association Monday at ten. Several relatives visiting Ottumwa and Davenport. Mrs J F Stanford hosts visitors. A baby boy born to J S Murphy. Arthur Miller ill with pneumonia. Harriet Rosamond named at Boston hospital. City Clerk Coleson to relinquish office March first to Mr Baker. William Patterson shipping to Great Lakes before discharge.

Church Service Notes and Evangelistic Plans Across Local Churches

A dense church notices page lists times for Bible school worship and evening services across multiple churches. Notable items include morning sermons on baptism, Christ’s life, and world prophecy, plus choir programs and special duets by local singers. Several venues mention national evangelistic movements, personal work lessons, and upcoming march meetings. Attendance invites all to join prayer meetings and Sunday school gatherings.

Bible Schools United States Baptist Church Epworth League Free Methodist Church B. F. Hubbard Wm. Bradshaw

Quick sale 7 percent mortgage bonds offered

Notice offers 7 percent first mortgage Gold Bonds with July and January interest. Call at once if interested through Wilson Real Estate Agency. Government will hold Railway Mail Clerk exams in Iowa March 15, $92 monthly, no experience needed, men 18 or over. Raymond Terry, Continental Building, Washington. We pay top prices for cream via Hartman Cream Co. Phone 39.

Wilson Real Estate Agency Iowa Raymond Terry Civil Service Continental Building Washington

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ARMY PT Antirelene Brigham Spray Des Moines Julia June Cox East Kirkwood St Millane Bruder Charles Clarke Boston Mass Roert DuBois Lehigh Clifford Thoma Ottumwa The Shriners Manley Caviness Little Son of Afton Ministerial Association W. C. Spalding Arthur Greer Zelma Trail Charles Baker Mrs Fred Borher Capt Robert Fulton Dorothy Adams Davenport Earl and John Adams G. W. Yarrington Chicago Mrs. J. 8. Murphy North Third Street Arthur Miller South Main St Mas Harriet Rosamond Mrs. W. B. Trail T.C. Whittington Leslie L. Daggett Rock Island John Buchanan Burlington T. F. Caley H. A. Anspach Lieut Paul Anspach New York Henry McCullough Chariton Paul Coleson L. V. Coleson Adams Coleson Mr. Baker George Patterson William Patterson U. S. S. Robin Great Lakes R. H. Polly Christ Ashford Zion Mr. Marsoff Bless the Lord Wilson Jesus C.E Judson L. Underwood New Chicago Methodist Episcopal Church Dr. Shoats Birmingham Christian Science Agassiz Fair Clothing Barn Hydt Chapel Montgomery Rev. Hubbard Mr. Quinn Hazel Allen Golden Gate Miss G. Bradshaw With Jesus R. B. Turner DRAKE F. W. Lundquist Lebanon Jefferson County Armenia D. Kerrick Tripune Huistedler & Baker Odd Lot Coats Orpheum Matinee Orpheum Cremona Dorothy Phillips Yeoman Hall West Side Square General Electric E. N. Gentry Electrical Contractor North Main Street Gov. U. S Allender Bros Hartman Hee
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