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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1917
Page
6
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Fairfield and Jefferson counties are urged to raise 100000 this week to save Parsons College from debt and possible closure. The North Central Association requires cash by January 15 1918 to maintain first class standing. Subscriptions may be paid in five equal annual installments.
Butte Montana July 16 The Meta Trades council urged all unions with delegates in the council to declare off all strikes and have workers return to their jobs.
The National Educational Association closes its fifty fifth annual session with the executive committee voting to establish permanent headquarters in Washington D C. Portland Oregon July 16 report notes the selection of the capital for the organization.
Notice announces a will of Laura Groff on file with the Jefferson County Clerk of the District Court. A proof and final hearing are set for September 10, 1917 at 2 p.m. in the first day of the September term. The seal and signature of Clerk Geo W Ball are shown.
The Fairfield Chautauqua plans its annual August event from the 15th to the 24th as more people rush to secure lots and tents. Tent prices rise, but the association offers free floors with tents while supplies last and requires an advance payment of 200 dollars for full lot and rent or 50 cents for a lot only, due at order with the balance due at opening.
The Lutheran Sunday School class taught by Miss Reva Elder held a picnic at Picnic Grove near Rome. Mrs Harriet Kienholtz of Erie Pennsylvania attended as an out of town guest and the group enjoyed the noon meal and a day of good things.
The Unkrich Boys Band will perform Tuesday evening with a program including The Winning Fight and Hearts Aflame along with other works. The Westminster Bible Class meets tomorrow at Walter Bean’s home, and Miss Bucher and Mr. Nelson wed Saturday at St Mary's parsonage with Rev. Gaule officiating. Rentals list tents and prices for an upcoming chautauqua, with a deadline August 4 for tent orders and a two week camp planned prior to opening.
The Danbury Hatters case ended with D. E. Loewe signing a release freeing the defendants from all claims. The settlement amount was not disclosed. Hatters union official Martin Lawler criticized Loewe as squeezing the United Hatters to the last cent.
Local social notes record visits among families in Burlington Davenport Ottumwa Libertyville Eldon and Geneve Iowa with multiple meetings in Ottumwa. A Carrolltown triple homicide near Johnstown Pa involving Edmund Humphries and associates triggers a statewide manhunt and a coroner's inquest.
Sioux Falls August 16 officials order mobilization of the South Dakota national guard at noon Sunday to enter the federal service. The units proceed to Deming New Mexico for assignment and embarkation.
Princess Ena of Spain faces a fragile royal status as political pressures and royal succession questions threaten her position. Her influence and future within the monarchy are debated amid ongoing constitutional questions and regional tensions.
Queen Victoria and King Alfonso remain personally popular with Spaniards but may be tapped to acknowledge they are no longer rulers. The piece notes a shift in political authority and public sentiment toward constitutional change.
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