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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1919
Page
2
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The Jefferson County Commercial Club votes to push a federal post office building in Fairfield. An executive committee canvassed the situation and tasks Dean Taylor with leading a special committee as Congressman A. Kennedy’s past Fairfield post office work is cited favorably and an active campaign is launched.
The 1922 Fairfield High School freshmen promise a vaudeville program Thursday evening in the school auditorium to raise funds for the Athletic Association. Imperial Sextette Orchestra and glee club acts will entertain, with Punch and Judy, gym demonstrations, dances, and a farce When Ma Away. Tickets reservation at Jericho & Easton’s starts Thursday morning.
Local notice advertises sprayed apples for sale by Sanford Zeigier and Bon located at 606. Purchase details include good sound fruit ready for sale and delivery or pickup options.
Fairfield mourns Lieut. George D. Leggett of Iowa after a January 19 crash at Reams Field near San Diego. He was a pursuit pilot with aviation service experience, just 26, survived by his parents, a brother and two sisters, awaiting body disposition and funeral arrangements.
Leroy Williams visited Burling ton on business. Miss Katie Boose returned from Lockridge after several days with friends. Mrs. Mary Woods is ill with pneumonia on East Washington Street. Melvin H. Corey from near Lockridge sold his farm and will move near Wayland around March 1. Mrs. John Seasler visited Cedar Rapids family. Mrs. Rita Miller returned from Oskaloosa assisting in care of influenza-stricken relatives. Vester Wilson, formerly in Cuba with U S wireless service, visits brother George S. Wilson en route to Birmingham. Lloyd, visiting in city and Brighton, leaves for Breda Idaho.
Community notices show Mrs Amos Foote hosting the Presbyterian Ladies Aid Friday at 2 30 pm on West Burlington. The English Lutheran Ladies Aid meet January 31 with picnic planned and officer elections. The Swedish Lutheran Ladies Aid convenes Thursday at 1102 South Second Street with members asked to bring dishes. A Hall couple celebrated 27 years with 65 guests and old fashioned dancing.
Sergeant O. D. Lyons, now in town on a 30 day furlough, recently returned from a year with the Fifth Regiment Marines in France. He says he endured two machine gun wounds on the western front and is visiting friends en route to Waterloo. Lyons, a former Fairfield resident, also served five years in the navy and has earned several decorations including six month overseas bars, a silver star for enlistment, a sharp shooter medal, and bars for Nicaragua, Cuba, and good conduct. He once worked for J. T. Davies at a local furniture store.
The Fairfield Iowa Band Auxiliary engages Prof S Z Herb, a noted Russian musician, as conductor for the Fourth Regimental band. Herb trained in Petrograd, played with Innes Orchestra, Chicago Marine band, and Madam Butterfly Grand Opera Co, and has worked in Hutchinson Kansas for eight years. He will open a studio in March to teach brass woodwind strings.
The annual meeting of the Hospital Auxiliary will be held at the Nurses' Home on Thursday January 30 at 2 oclock. Officers will be elected at this time. Members are asked to bring sandwiches and a dish to share. hot dish and coffee provided. All interested ladies are invited.
A brief item notes Parsons and Courtney will have a cule February 4. Specific details are unclear but date is stated.
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