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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1917
Page
2
Unusual Opportune Hearing of Shakespearean Authority
Dr Charles William Wallace offers a rare lecture on his Shakespeare research in Fairfield next Friday or Saturday. The event, organized by Parsons College groups, funds to Wallace. no personal gain, only support for scholars. Public interest决定需明确表示方可举行, and those in Fairfield are urged to phone local organizers to confirm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare
Fairfield
Charles William Wallace
Rand
Wallace
William Shakespeare
Felix E. Schelling
University of Pennsylvania
Parsons College
Obituary of Minnie Grover Resident of Fairfield Iowa
Minnie Grover born in Sumerset Shire England March 12 1842 died February 15 1917 at her West Jackson Street Fairfield Iowa aged 74 years She came to America with her parents settled in Pennsylvania then Iowa lived most of life around Fairfield Married Henry Barrow March 27 1867 he died December 12 390 She was a Church of England member and known as a kind neighbor She leaves a brother David Grover Cottage Grove Oregon a sister Mrs E G Crew Sioux City Ia an adopted daughter Mrs Carl Sidoreus and her young son plus nephews and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Grover
Sum Merset Shire
England
West Jackson Street
Fairfield
Iowa
America
Pennsylvania
Jefferson County
Pairfield
Henry
Church of England
Barrow
David Grover
Cottage Grove
Oregon
E. G. Crew
Sioux City
Carl Sidoreus
Wool Growers Association Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
Jefferson County Wool Growers Association held its annual meeting in the Supervisors Room at the Court House. Officers reelected were President C. C. Cummings Secretary Charles Clarke and Treasurer Ned Pequignot. A large attendance and a prosperous year were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County Wool Growers’ Association
Court House
C. C. Cummings
Charles Clarke
Ned Pequignot
Free Government Garden Seeds Exhaust Daily Journal
The Daily Journal reports the supply of government garden seeds is exhausted with the last package from the large mail sack called for Saturday afternoon.
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Daily Journal
Local society notes feature club meetings and engagements
The Study Center led by County Superintendent June Chidester met in the Court House for a productive session with many teachers present. Miss Hooper demonstrated Victrola music and Miss Fesenbeck led a Reading Circle discussion. A noon picnic included a shower for three newly married members. The Winners' Bible Class at the Lutheran church held a social with officer elections. Other church groups planned Sunday school attendance drives and hostesses were announced for future meetings. Engagement news includes Miss Cleo Bernice Halferty and Charles W. Mader marrying February 14 at a country home near Ollie, Ottumwa hosts later. The Pythian Sisters will meet Monday with initiation and practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Chidester
Court House
Harry Fulton
Roy Castile
Glotfelty
Lutheran Church
J. F. Johnson
West Burlington Street
J. A. Huglin
Elizabeth Stout
J. B. Johnson
Jacob Ringelspach
Robert Fulton
Andrew Wolfe
Cleo Bernice Halferty
Guy Halferty
Charles W. Mader
Whch
Ollie
Ottumwa
Miss Halferty
Fairfield High School
Parsons Lose Debate At Barhydt Chapel In Narrow Decision
Parsons and Wesleyan debated the question Should the Federal Government Own and Operate the Railroads. Wesleyan won the negative 2 to 1, with judges Webber Bailey and Felker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Wesleyan
Barhydt Chapel
Penn
Warner Glotfelty
John Larmore
Orion Coppock
Lowe Berger Fred Wilson
Dwight Krumboltz
Kemble
Oliver
Havinghurst
United States
Webber
Ottumwa
Bailey
Washington
Felker
Burlington
District Court Adjourns After Second Witness Testimony
The District Court adjourned to the day after hearing the second witness Charles Hale in the case of Harry Mitchell against Mrs Addie Cavin. Hale, a Mitchell neighbor, testified on automobile trade aspects relevant to the suit. The Kozy will serve a fried chicken dinner tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hale
Harry Mitchelb
Addie Caviness
Hale
Mitchell
Celebrate Washington's Birthday at the Washington Party
A community gathering at the College Gymnasium on Monday evening February 19 aims to celebrate Washington's Birthday. Admission is 10 cents. The event promotes local turnout and roundly invites residents and students to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
College Gymnasium
Brae Burn to Host U S Open in Boston July 11 12 13
The United States Golf Association announced the national open golf championship will be decided on the Brae Burn club course in Boston on July 11 12 and 13. The event brings major players to New England for the summer major.
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New York
United States Golf Association
Boston
U S Board Ratifies Eastward Shipment Embargo
Washington February 17 The interstate commerce commission officially ratified the embargo against eastward shipments by a group of representatives from thirty of the nation's largest railroads meeting in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Funeral services held for local resident at Baptist church
Funeral services were held this Saturday afternoon at two o'clock at the Baptist church conducted by Rev. F. C. Behner of the Free Methodist church. Internment followed at Evergreen cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neries
Baptist Church
F. C. Behner
Free Methodist Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Wesleyan Bible Class Creamed Chicken Supper
The Wesleyan Bible Class of the Methodist Church serves a Creamed Chicken Supper in the church basement Saturday from five to seven o clock. Supper 25 cents.
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Wesleyan Bible Class
Methodist Church
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