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Newspaper

Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1917

Page

2

Towns Rally Red Cross Funds Across Jefferson County

Jefferson County towns raised money for the Red Cross on July 4 with Libertyville over 700 dollars Lockridge over 400 and Bethesda about 100. Fairfield’s ball game brought in 150 and Packwood’s celebration added a good sum. Red Cross headquarters had not yet published full figures. Fairfield representatives attended events and a Red Cross float accompanied by Fairfield cars toured Packwood.

Jefferson County Red Cross Libertyville Lockridge Bethesda Fairfield Packwood

Fairfield’s Sane Fourth Great Success Auction Sale Tonight

A post Fourth of July Red Cross benefit at Alumni Field netted about 150 dollars with over 600 attendees. Prizes donated by local merchants will be auctioned at 8:30 during the band concert, including art pictures from Bradshaw's and the Art Store, a silk flag, a coffee, a house dress, a boy's glove, and more.

Red Cross Bradshaw's Mohr & Crow McLean's Maxwells Gobble & Heers Richardson's Alumni Field Red Cross Fund Geame Company M-All Stars Smith Methodists Punchto God Garber Anspach Seovel Core Erie Teeter Cath Cox Ib Yount Fellinger Olinger Kennedy Louth Miche Wisecarver Mulenix Lutherans Lutherans

Jefferson county awaits conscription numbers and exemption boards

Governor Harding names registration committees as exemption boards to list registrants. Numbers will be drawn in Washington and apply nationwide. Jefferson county may be assigned 239 with 140 likely conscribed after subtracting National Guard. Company M has 75 to 106 members from the county, with details pending from Des Moines. Transportation provided for Sergt Hart and eleven men.

Harding Jefferson County Washington D. C United States National Guard Navy Marines Co. M Brighton Birmingham Company M Iowa W. Fordyce Des Moines

Death of Charles Yetter in Burlington and burial plans

Mrs. William Ebbert learns her brother in law Charles Yetter of Burlington has died Tuesday noon at St. Francis Hospital from stomach cancer. His remains will be taken to Havana Illinois for burial. He had visited this city often and many friends regret the loss.

William Ebbert Charles Yetter Burlington St. Francis Hospital Havana Yetter

Local Briefs Highlight Visits Across States

Mr and Mrs John Olliver visited son Rev Edwin Olliver in Stoughton Wisconsin. Forest Braden traveled to Martinsburg for relative visit. Beatrice Huddleston Byron Huddleston and Frank Bruggemeyer visited friends in Burlington. Anna Lucy Miller and Alice Sigh spent time with friends in Ace. George Consbrock and wife moved to Topeka Kansas for his new job. Edith Wilson of Glendale stayed with grandmother Mrs J E Wilson on South Fifth Street.

John Olliver Stoughton Wisconsin Rev Edwin Olliver Forest Braden Martinsburg Beatrice Huddleston Byron Huddleston Frank Bruggemeyer Burlington Anna Lucy Miller Alice Ace George Consbrock Topeka Kansas Mr. Consbrock Edith Wilson Glendale J. E. Wilson South Fifth Street

Henry County Boy Dies in Action on French Front

Gerald Freeman, a former Henry county resident and son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Freeman of Rome, is believed to be the first local youth to fall in the great war. He enlisted in the Canadian army and relatives learned recently of his death in action in France.

Henry County Mr. Pleasant Gerald Freeman Young Freeman Frank Freeman Rome France

Local Visitors Pass Through Area Names

A string of short social notes lists visitors and guests including Mrs Kate Penny of Glasford Illinois with sister Mrs Lizzie Laughlin, Mrs C Messert and children from Algona visiting at Frank Dus tin home, and Ivy Petzinger staying with Miss Walters at Montrose Iowa. Other mentions include Mrs Wilson and daughter from Ottumwa, Miss Lila Wentnor Kansas with Will Robertson, and Nellie Looney of Doude-Leande visiting local friends.

Kate Penny Glasford Lizzie Laughlin C. Messert Algona Frank Dustin J. KE. Wellman Lews City Ivy Petzinger Miss Walters Montrose Iowa Wilson Ottumwa Lou Louis Lila Wentnor Kansas Will Robertson Nellie Looney Doude-Leande J. W. Hill Mt. Olive Jacksonville Ill St. Louis Pamena

Labor Hall Smoker Notice Friday Night

All friends of organized labor are requested to be present at labor hall Friday night July 6th. Smoker. Meee Co.

Friends of Organized Labor Labor Hall Smoker Meee Co

Canning Demonstrations Slated at Fairfield High School

Notice that Miss Richards must leave for her next appointment. Demonstrations will be held at Fairfield High School Thursday afternoon with Center School No. 9 joining. Meetings also set for Friday July 6 at 9 a.m. and 2 p.m.

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