Rama Taylor editor Rae . Editor
A short note identifies EAN TAYLOR and Rama R. Taylor Rae as editors. The fragment presents names and roles without additional context or events.
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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1919
Page
2
A short note identifies EAN TAYLOR and Rama R. Taylor Rae as editors. The fragment presents names and roles without additional context or events.
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The Pythian Kensington club will greet Mrs William Louden next Tuesday for an officer election and other business. Mrs Luther Quillen reports Hazel Henry and George F Steers wed at Temple Baptist in Los Angeles with a reception at Hotel Alexandria. Fairfield Rebekah Lodge meets Monday. Lincoln Washington program at Bradshaw school, 100 percent Red Cross, twenty-service flag displayed. Mary Alice Smith hosts a Valentine party at her South Main home this afternoon.
Readable fragments show Parsons College violin department led by Mrs Mercer presenting a recital last evening at Bar Hydt Chapel. Program includes works by Israel Boys, Ambrosia, Gutman, Bridges, Conlee and Drake with student performers such as Catherine Fulton Marguerite Walz Marion Beethorn and Angela Berenade among others.
Ottumwa February report on the Iowa court of contest ruling for Judge F M Hunter in the second judicial district election. William Walker conceded Hunter led by 69 votes after recount, with the court granting Hunter a 71 vote majority and issuing a certificate of election.
Washington February 21 Representative Clark of Florida urged swift passage of a 61 million dollar public buildings bill before the house rules committee. He said work should begin on buildings nationwide. Representative Cantrill of Kentucky rebutted urging only emergency projects and said Secretary Glass opposed the measure as a whole.
Fairfield High School toppled Muscatine 30 to 9 in basketball, marking a second consecutive win over the Muscatine five. Fairfield to face Washington at home next Friday with a strong home crowd expected.
Judge Cornel ruled Finger vs Finger the child stays with its grandparents. In Hodgens vs Chilliott Judge Cornell denied both claims placing costs on the plaintiff.
An excellent program will be given Monday evening by the students of Prof. J. P. Moorhead at his studio. The recital will occur at 7 30 oclock.
Washington reports show Buenos Aires faces serious conditions amid a general strike. Dispatches suggest the strike has reached a political stage and is being used against President Yrigoyen.
Seattle authorities keep twenty men jailed awaiting state court trial on criminal anarchy charges linked to the recent general strike by organized labor. Officials pursue arrest of six more men on similar charges as the case unfolds.
Caroll Bradshaw is elected president Nellie Copeland vice president by three vote margin William Cuddy is unanimously treasurer and Mildred Scovell unanimously secretary. Parsons defeats Central College of Pella in a rough basketball game with injuries to several players and E East replaces Frank at center late in the game.
Piano tuning S will be in Fairfield February 24 to March. Leave orders at Leggett House or Scheffel's music store. E. J. Eisenhart.
Regular gathering of the Modern Woodmen at the Fraternal Union Hall in the Orpheum Building on Monday evening at 7 39. Important business to be considered and a good attendance is desired. Be sure and come. H. T. Barley,Con. H. T. BARLEY, Concel
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