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Newspaper

Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1917

Page

7

Local Briefs Include Moves and Social Visits

Local news notes J Simons resigns from Louden Machinery to join the architectural department of Gordon Van Tine in Davenport. Several residents travel for business, visits, and social occasions across Burlington Ottumwa Keota and Batavia with multiple household greetings and a noted marriage license issued in July.

RE. J. Simons Louden Machinery Co Davenport Fiordon van Tine Company H. A. Mitchell Fayette Ind P. J. Hooner Brighton Gladys M. Nordyke Fairfeld Beverly Simmons Mt. Pleasant

Obituary: John McCully of Jefferson County Dies at 62

John McCully born July 13 1855 in Philadelphia died June 25 1917 age 62 11 18 residing in Jefferson County Iowa since 1857. He married Katherine D Clapp June 1 1874. survivors include wife two children Robert J McCully and Edna V Cassel and granddaughter Katherine May Cassel plus sister Mrs Dr A C D Bradshaw. Funeral held from home Thursday led by Rev J W Carson.

John McCully Philadelphia Penn Jefferson County Iowa Katherine D. Clapp Robert J. McCulley Edna V. Cassel Fairfield Katherine May Cassel A. C. D. Bradshaw Independent Order of Odd Fellows J. W. Carson

For Sale ads fragment from Journal page

Several classified notices list items for sale. A Studebaker seven passenger car with electric light and starter is offered as first-class and cheap. A Ford auto 1915 model five passenger is available by contacting 1498 or visiting 305 W Jefferson St. A seven room house is advertised at a bargain by W L Long at 919. Souring chickens are advertised with phone number 2402.

Studebaker W. R.” Care Journal Ford Auto Jefferson Street W. L. Long

Miss Laura Groff Dies After Gallstone Operation

Miss Laura Groff died yesterday morning at four o'clock in Jefffer son County Hospital where she had been for three weeks and underwent gall stone removal surgery. Funeral services were held at 3 pm at the Presbyterian church conducted by Rev. Mosser. burial followed at Evergreen cemetery. Born in Fairfield sixty three years ago she was daughter of William and Elizabeth Groff and leaves brothers Joseph C. Groff Nortonville Kansas and Edward H. Groff Sioux City and sister Mrs. S. E. Frame. She was a Presbyterian and member of Rebekah lodge No. 96.

Laura Groff Jeffferson County Hospital Presbyterian Church Mosser Evergreen Cemetry Goff Fairfield William and Elizabeth Groff Joseph C. Groff Nortonville Kansas Edward H. Groff Sioux City S. E. Frame Rebekah Lodge

Doctor Bonnell's Office Open For Absence

Dr Bonnell's office will be open from 3 30 to 4 39 p m during his absence in Chicago in July while pursuing post graduate work. Glasses for repair may be left with Dr Frank Fourt at 908.

F. S. Bonnell Chicago Takig Frank Fourt

Picnic Scenes Highlight Local Sunday School Classes

The Wayside Workers and Boys Bible classes enjoyed a Tuesday woods picnic with games and a supper. The Now Siesta Bible Class spent a day at Cedar with basket dinners and sports, voting it one of the finest 4th of July celebrations. Miss Miriam Wills announced engagement to Francis Ellis with a party hosted by Mrs. Jennie Wills. A Sears home meeting formed the My America club to aid the Red Cross. The Queen Esther Circle sets Friday plans, and Miss Cora Ball leaves for Estes Park, Colorado.

Lutheran Sunday School Siesta Bible English Lutheran Church Sears Brookville America Red Cross

Copeland Family In Serious Auto Crash Near Packwood

Last night at eleven the J H Copeland family from six miles northwest of the city suffered a severe auto accident returning from the Packwood celebration. Clifford eight was seriously hurt, with spine and rib injuries. Mr Copeland had a deep head cut. Mrs Copeland bruised. Leroy injured in an arm and knee. The car overturned after crossing a washed out bridge, landing in a ditch where they crawled out to seek help.

John H. Copeland Siv Packwood Clifford Copeland Leroy

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