Local Briefs Note Visits and Ceremonies Across Town
Miss Vesper Moul of Mt Pleas ant and Miss Ruth Gavin visited yesterday. Miss Georgia Trent of Batavia visited friends. Marriage licenses issued to Emery Ryals and Ina Ingle. Several residents visited or returned home after visits in Ottumwa Burlington Spirit Lake and Des Moines. The Ministerial association meets Monday at 10 30 in the Agassiz room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesper Moul
Mt. Pleas_ant
Ruth Gavin
Georgia Trent
Batavia
Emery Ryals
Linby
Ina Ingle
Ollie
Otto Newton
Washington
E. H. Dempsey
West Hempstead Street
J. N. Baldwin
Packwood
Marian Fulton
Selma
Harry Fulton
Ottumwa
Ern_est Rohrer
F. E. Lang
Spirit Lake
Classifications of Selected Men in Jefferson County
The Journal lists the first 250 registrants labeled by class and service status. Entries include names such as Louis E. Chapins, Harry Hamilton, Glen Cooper, Virgil McEvers, Walford Gustason, and many others across Classes Five to Four, with notes on “In the Service” and hospital or volunteer unit assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
Louis E. Chapins
Harry Hamilton
Glen E. Cooper
Cliff Voorhies
Virgil McEvers
Frank M. Kafka
Benjamin F. West
Ralph Hoskins
Robert K. Benn
John G. Hughell
Charles Griffith
George E. Fairchild
Earl M. Linn
Charles F. Thys
Paris Loving
John Coogan
Henry Keller
Orvel van Winkle
Personal notes from city scene include travel and school news
Miss Roberta Louden returned to St Louis as Miss Jessie Black learns she must delay when Scarlet fever hits Fon du Lac. Mr and Mrs Mary Tuttle and children head home to Chicago after attending the Golden Wedding of Mr and Mrs Wm Louden. Bertha Mafferty visits from Glendale, Mrs Cora Ingle drops in from Ollie. Phillip Sauer Sr and Jr travel to Burlington for Hunter's funeral. W Rodenmayer visits St Louis, Mrs Clyde Norris visits J C Norris home, Mrs C E Ward travels via Packwood. Don L Teal reappointed county engineer. Camp Dodge men Harlan Castile and Ernest McClain pass officer training exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Louden
Chicago
R B. Louden, Sr
Arlene Crone
Washington
G. W. Gaumer
Vanilla Smith
Glendale
Christene Elliott
Charles Myers
Rome
Katherine Black
Hiteman
A. A. Fry
William
St. Paul
Minn
Delta
Roberta Louden
St. Louis
Mrs
R. B. Louden
Mary Tuttle
Ill
Wm. Louden
Bertha Mafferty
Fred Wray
Cora Ingle
Ollie
Phillip Sauer
Phillip Sauer, Jr
Burlington
Hunter
W. Rodenmayer
Clyde Norris
Oskaloo
Don L. Teal
Board of Supervisors
Camp Dodge
Harlan Castile
Ernest McClain
Officers’ Training School
Parsons Wins Divisional Contest Host Site
The Divisional Contest of the Iowa Collegiate Oratorical Association will be held at Parsons College on February 1. Eastern division finalists include Coe Iowa Wesleyan Lenox Luther Penn Upper Iowa Parsons. The top four advance to the state final at Morningside College in Sioux City on March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Collegiate Oratorical Association
Parsons College
Parsons
Fairfield
Iowa Collegeate Association
Simpson
Ellsworth
Morningside
Leander Clark
Highland Park
Buena Vista
Coe
Iowa Wesleyan
Lenox
Luther
Penn
Upper Iowa University
Morningside College
Sioux City
Senators Urge Wilson to Bar Michigan City Mayor Nominee
Indiana senators asked President Wilson to bar Fred C. Miller born to German parents from becoming mayor of Michigan City due to lack of final naturalization papers. They seek changes to enemy alien laws after federal court could not stop the oath taking. Miller, born in the United States, reportedly filed initial naturalization papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Watson
New
Indiana
Wilson
Fred C. Miller
Michigan City
Ind
Federal District Court
Miller
Anderson
Battle Cry of Peace Screening at Fairfield Theater
Nine big reels of the film The Battle Cry of Peace shown at Fairfield Theater on Wednesday and Thursday with Jane, FG in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield Theater
Jane
Typewriter Supplies for Sale at Tribune Office
Typewriter ribbons and paper for sale at the Tribune office. Money to loan on improved city property offered by Thoma and Thoma at 809.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Thoma & Thoma
J Engel Piano Tuner Seeks Orders In Fairfield
J Engel piano tuner formerly of Chicago now in Fairfield announces seventeen years in business with six years factory experience. Leave orders at Scheffels Music House or James Hughes with phone 1691.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fairfield
Scheffel
Music House
James Hughes
Four Suggested as New Envoy
The Daily Chronicle editorial proposes Viscount Grey Earl Reading or J Austen Chamberlain as possible ambassadors to Washington noting their prominence and prior government service in London on January 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Daily Chronicle
Viscount Grey
Earl Reading
J. Austen Chamberlain
Washington
Money to Loan on Farms Display
Fairfield Theater presents The Battle Cry of Peace on Wednesday and Thursday January 9th and 10th. Thoma & Thoma advertise farm lending services offering money to loan on farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield Theater
Prompt to settle overdue Journal payment
The notice warns that failing to pay in advance will incur a $5.00 charge. It states the publisher is actively reminding the debtor and places responsibility on the reader for nonpayment. The tone emphasizes effort to collect and avoid blame.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bontireland
L. M. McCracken
Dymon McCracken
Richland
P. J. Braun
Oquawka
Ed. Ulm
Gladys Ulm
Imogene Harding
Chariton
Christine Elliott
Ruth Massey
F. I. Og den
Ed. Og_ gt
Minner
M. L. Ogden
Omar Hoskins
Jefferson County Hospital
A. J. Green
Harry Pulsipher
Stockport
Ed. Blakeway
Carl Head
Danville
George I. Byczek
William Ohlrich
Grover Petzinger
Carl J. A. Anderson
William R. Firkins
Newton Hughes
Joe E. Robertson
Luther D. Crenshaw
George E. Clarke
Herbert B. Killion
W. N. Bell
John H. Berry
Clye H. Duvall
Horace B. Gentry
Paul W. Topping
Bert W. Elder
Elmer Pickering
Lloyd L. Hillamn
Frank McBride
Carl Tygret
Otis Anderson
T. J. Allerdice
John Wenderson
L. E. Gordon
Martin Miller
Oliver Riddle
James Stepp
Wm. R. Campbell
Howard Leedham
Richard S. Warner
Edward Kurka
Greeley Mullinix
R. G. Adler
Raymond L. Fry
A. J. Inghram
Winfield N. Howell
A. O. Hendrix
Lowell EB. Lake
Nora E. Harper
Arthur Greet
Neal A. Robinson
Morris Smessaert
J. Noble Walton
George A. Harper
Archie B. Trent
Guy Williams
William N. Ball
Cleveland J. Easton
John Manley
Cassius C. McChesney
Henry Harper
Wilson Heflin
J.C. Delp
Emil Reiber
Harry H. Lovell
William M. Sable
O. L. Haynes
Milo Quackenbush
L. A. Middletown
Clarence Mitchell
Orrion O. Coppock
Carrol J. Layman
Norman L. Ford
My R. Litton
Karl D. Power
Homer T. Wolcott
George RR. Curtis
Carl F. Pickerel
Guy S. Donova
M. M. Allender
F. Edwards Kea
Earl Humphrey
Robert C. Walk
Robert Lindsey
Joseph Brady
Harry A. Nordy
Tillman Sorrell
Ed Greene
Ben E. Wheeler
Zenado Fiores
Inns
Tren
Jessie Black
Fon du Lac
Wis
J. Engel
J. M. McKain
Iowa
South Third Street
Aumer Bros
Frank
Kerrick
East Side
C. E. Anderson
Yeoman Hall
Frank's
Dance
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