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Newspaper

Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1918

Page

7

Local Briefs List Regional Visits and Travel

Mrs Ed Kauffman from Ainsworth returns from hospital in Iowa City to West Jefferson home. Charles Griffith visits friends in Mt Pleasant. Mrs Russell Johnson visits mother in Lockridge. Hannah Sandbloom returns home to Lockridge from Scott home. Elsie Green returns to Beckwith from city. B H Henderschott of Ottumwa visits relatives. John Boos of Lockridge visits. Misses Lake and Elizabeth Emry leave for Washington DC for government positions. W F Bevering and G E Langdon visit Lockridge. Mr and Mrs R G Whitmer to stay weekend with Fred Flinspach.

Ed. Kauffman Ainsworth Iowa City Kauffman West Jefferson Street Charles Griffith Mt. Pleasant Russell Johnson Lockridge Hannah Sandbloom Scott Elsie Green Beckwith B. H. Henderschott Ottumwa John Boos Misses Lake Elizabeth Emry Washington, D. C W. F. Bevering G. E. Langdon R. G. Whitmer Fred Flinspach

Patriotic service at Epworth League in Birmingham

The TM SOCIETY notes a patriotic service at the Epworth League meeting in the Methodist church Sunday evening with special music and talks. Camp Fire Girls and Boy Scouts are invited. The Royal Bereans Sunday School class hosted by Mrs. Cleveland Gaumer and Mrs. Harlan Gosick entertained about fifty members with games recitations music and refreshments. The next social will be announced later.

Epworth League Methodist Church Camp Fire Boy Scouts Royal Bereans Cleveland Gaumer Harlan Gosick Wesleyan Bible Fred Wray South Second Street

National Army Men Go on Special Train to Camp Dodge

The Burlington train will carry Jefferson county’s draft quota to Camp Dodge next Monday. Five coaches and a diner will depart Burlington at 8:10 a.m. with stops at Fairfield Knoxville Des Moines and Henry county pickups, arriving Camp Dodge at 3 p.m. New arrivals face two weeks of quarantine, bath, and separate drills before joining older troops. The Camp Dodge guardhouse now houses forty prisoners. Hebrew faith soldiers will get unleavened bread for Passover while Washington’s Birthday observances proceed.

Jefferson County Camp Dodge Burlington Des Moines Henry County Fairfield M. M. Reno Knoxville Washington

Lincoln School Shows Loyalty with Flag Raising

The Lincoln school students and teachers display patriotism as B M Mikesell raises the flag at nine o’clock. They sing the Star Spangled Banner and America while saluting, reflecting wartime sentiment. Also advertised is a modern Fairfield home for sale on East Burlington Street with hot water heat, contact N C Anstead at 984.

Lincoln School B. M. Mikesell Germany America Burlington Street Fairfield Iowa N. C. Anstead

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