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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1919
Page
2
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The legal battle over the custody of a child, sought by father Roscoe Finger and by the grandparents Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Finger, continues. Grandparents oppose the mother in law and seek adoption while the father withholds permission. This afternoon testimony favorable to the Fingers indicates church and Sunday school regularity at Fairfield.
Washington society note reports the marriage of Eva Todd a trained nurse to Dr. Fred Meiger of St Louis on February 12 in Des Moines. The couple plan to reside in St Joe after visiting here and will return around February 21 or 22.
The Orpheum presents seven reels of The Wildcat of Paris featuring Priscella Dean in a Blue Bird picture. The drama follows the redemption of Parisian Apache outlaws and their sacrifice defending the tri color during a critical siege at Paris gates.
A regular meeting of the Modern Woodmen is set for Monday evening at 7 30 at the Fraternal Union Hall in the Orpheum Building. All members are urged to attend. good attendance is desired. H T Barley, Con.
Lexington Ky February 21 Thirteen oil tank cars and two coal cars were wrecked and destroyed by fire on the L N railway near Y Duckers Kentucky The estimated value is about one hundred thousand dollars Cars were derailed in an as yet undetermined manner and a fire completely consumed the wreckage.
In harmony with the US Public Health Bureau a committee schedules two mass meetings designated Health Sunday. The men’s meeting at 2:30 in the High School Auditorium features Dr. D. C. Brockman of Ottumwa with the Fourth Regiment Band in uniform and a discharged soldier quartet. The women’s meeting at the Methodist church will feature Mrs. Gaylor of Mt. Pleasant, arriving on Burlington train No. 9, with music and short program preceding the address.
Walter Hutton, General Secretary of the State Sunday School Association, will speak in Fairfield on Saturday February 22 at the Baptist church with sessions at 10 a.m. and 1 30 p.m. An open conference for Sunday School superintendents and a county township officers session will be held. Hugh Bennett returns from Des Moines after attending the Auto Show and the Burns Hanlon fight receiving Jimmie Hanlon's gloves.
Des Moines message confirms Judge F. M. Hunter defeated Wm. Walker in the judicial race. Soldier vote shows Hunter with a thirty eight vote majority and the Democrat declares the contest ended.
The W R C announces a Gold Star Day to remember 27 Jefferson County men who died since America entered World War I. Gold stars will be kept in memory as blue stars are removed from service flags at family and employer homes. A yearly Gold Star meeting will be held with date and program to be announced.
A social dance is planned at Yeo Man Hall tonight with 50 cents per couple admission. Proceeds support the hall activities and community programs.
Fifteen masked bandits robbed a Delaware, Lackawanna & Western fast freight train near Anatomik Rondabere, Wilkes-Barre area. About 40 bales of silk valued at 10,000 dollars were stolen, the silk being loaded from Paterson, New Jersey.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist church will hold a food sale Saturday morning February 22 at Lewis Market. Proceeds support church projects and community outreach.
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