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Newspaper

Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1917

Page

7

Libertyville Recital by Parsons College Students

Tonight at 7 30 o clock a student recital from the Parsons College Conservatory of Music will be held at Prof J P Moorhead's studio. The program features Barcarolle A flat Minuette Maj Grieg The Twilight Reverie and other pieces by named students and teachers. Public invitation extended.

Parsons College Conservatory of Music J. P. Moorhead Barcarolle Bliss Helen Stuckey Minuette Paderewski Hazel Sauer Grasshoppers Swift Ruth Power Tarantelle Dennee Louise Messer Haydn Margaret Bridges Elfs Dahce Grieg Wilma Parsons Blacksmith Mokrejs Wilford Parsons Ovat

Personal notices span births visits trips and licenses

Born Saturday night to Mr and Mrs Perrin Reed west of the city a baby boy. Miss Clara Grice nursing Florence Vetters scarlet fever in Brighton. Dora Scheffel of Rome weekend visitors. R C Leggett on business trip to Lansing Michigan. A B Cupp returned to Keota after visit with his mother. Mrs W W Dwyer and Mrs C W Jordan Ottumwa visited relatives. Celeste Howlett returned from Ottumwa. Sheriff Shan Campbell to Detroit to bring back John Wilson wanted on serious charge. John Liming at Chicago Auto Show. Rolf Slimmer Libertyville visited. Mrs H J Huddleston home from Mount Pleasant visit. N S Kiger and Arthur Cooper visited Ottumwa. Leo Braunhausen Pleasant Plain in city. Frank Coop back from Keokuk with horses. O L Macy Sigourney business visitor. Ralph Hoskins Pleasant. R D Hunt back from Chicago. Zaida Wisecarver returned home from Washington weekend. Marriage licenses issued Jan 27 William E Dexter 37 and Nora L Williams 37. Jan 29 Orville E Cook 20 and Miss May Parsons 18. Leggett home from Des Moines. Mrs Frank Rider returned to Farmington after visiting Ralph Rigby. George H Lee called to Osceola by sister’s death. Deputy Sheriff M S Randall back to work after grippe. Ladoris Freshwater ill at home. Miss Helen Wilson Mrs Ben Wallace and Mrs Glen Laffer and daughter Florence of Washington visited Mrs Walter Hunt.

Lee Gallup Owen Linder Ames Ella Julian Mace Clinkenbeard Fairfield Forrest Cary Thompson Burlington Wyatt Thompson Thompson Stella Armstrong Jefferson County Hospital M. E. Church Stodghill Floyd Frye Chicago Forrest Clinkenbeard John Coleman Bladensburg Coleman William E. Dexter Nora L. Williams Orville E. Cook Miss May Parsons

Banta's Second Hand Store Storage Notice

Store your furniture and goods in our storage room at Banta's Second Hand Store located at 170. Secure space available for customers and items awaiting sale or pickup.

Banta’s

Obituary of May McNeese From Sherman County Record

May McNeese of Washington County Iowa born May 2 1881 died January 21 1917 at Bethany Hospital Kansas City. She married Harry Yount January 12 1904 and had six children Mildred Clair Kenneth Elizabeth Clyde Ruth. She joined the Methodist church at 17 and later Goodland M E church transferred 1912. Survived by husband mother Mrs Emma McNeese and brothers Wayne and Harry. Rev Miller preached at Bird City and burial was in Goodland cemetery.

May McNeese Washington County Iowa Bethany Hospital Kansas City Harry Yount Mildred Clair Kenneth Elizabeth Clyde Ruth Methodist Church Goodland Bird City Miller Sherman County Kas

Blanche Sweet Stars in Un Protected at the Orpheum

Blanche Sweet headlines Un Protected, a Paramount photodrama shown at the Orpheum this afternoon and tonight. The all star cast includes Theodore Roberts Tom Foreman Ernest Joy Walter Long and Jane Wolf with Miss Sweet portraying a striking array of roles from slum child to Montenegro peasant in a tale of a young artist entangled with convicts in a turpentine camp.

Stanche Sweet Orpheum Miss Sweet Theodore Roberts Tom Foreman Ernest Joy Walter Long Lewis McCord Robert Gray Jane Wolf Paramount Picture

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Libertyville Elizabeth McKee Dennee Erma Grinstead Rupert Schumann Erma Droz Mokrejs Grace Stallman Lucile Stallman Daisy Fields Elizabeth Jericho Hansel and Gretel Kroeger Elizabeth Hansen the Chase van Lear Ruth Parks Ey Berceaus Gronon Lorene Hook Jefferson County Huglin & Rorick Fairfield Real Estate and Loan Co Political Equality League Hugh Newsome Francis Newsome Fort Madison Will Hill J. T. Rodgers Edith Lucille Turnipseed Haskins and Keota Ray Glotfelty Mrs. Glotfelty Michigan Henry Hawkins Oklahoma Perrin Reed Clara Grice Brighton Florence Vetters Dora Scheffel Rome The City R. C. Leggett Lansing A. B. Cupp Keota Mrs Kate Cupp W. W. Dwyer C. W. Jordan Ottumwa Celeste Howlett Shan Campbell Detroit Mich John Wilson John Liming Rolf Slimmer H. J. Huddleston Mrs. A. Beaber Mount Pleasant N. S. Kiger Arthur Cooper Leo Braunhausen Pleasant Plain Frank Coop Keokuk O. L. Macy of Sigourney Ralph Hoskins R. D. Hunt Zaida Wisecarver Washington Des Moines Frank Rider Farmington Ralph Rigby George H. Lee Osceola M. S. Randall Ladoris Freshwater Mrs. James Freshwater West Grimes Street Helen Wilson Ben Wallace Glen Laffer Florence Walter Hunt Gaumer Bros Dows, Smith & Reed Gairfield Theater David W. Griffith Norma Talmadge Tully Marshall Marguerite Marsh Devil’s Ella Hall Rogert Leonard Ida M. Tarbell Barhydt Chapel Orpheum Tonight Orpheum Orchestra Jesse L. Lasky Blanche Sweet Emily Stevens Fairfield Steam Laundry John T. Davies Undertaker George Q. Loesch L. E
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