Warm Weather Footwear Sale Promises Comfort
Footmac or Ventilated Oxford Ramp Tramp or Barefoot Sandals offered to fit every foot and budget. Don’t suffer hot weather feet when comfort is easily available.
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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1917
Page
7
Footmac or Ventilated Oxford Ramp Tramp or Barefoot Sandals offered to fit every foot and budget. Don’t suffer hot weather feet when comfort is easily available.
Local brief notes say the Vesper service will take place Sunday at five o'clock in the Park, led by Rev. H. A. Anspach of First Lutheran. The topic is The Book. Several residents visit relatives or travel, including A. E. Turner arriving from Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Turner visiting Ottumwa.
The first week of canvassing ends with $21015 pledged for Parsons College. Community gifts total 56050 and 22150 in other pledges with further 15000 conditioned on Fairfield and Jefferson County raising matching funds for the Bible Department. R A Montgomery calls for further gifts, noting past benefactors saved the college and urging every citizen to contribute promptly.
Last evening the Baptist church hosted an entertainment and social with Mesdames Goodman and Freshwater in charge and the Ladies Aid Society serving refreshments. A quiet wedding took place at 9 PM Friday at 326 North Weller street Ottumwa as Miss Bernadine Coffin married Private Charles H. Maxwell of Fairfield now stationed in Ottumwa.
R. W. Harris has purchased the Dick Sargent blacksmith shop at the Holcomb feed barn and will be ready for business, inviting customers to meet him there.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Parsons College plans a rummage sale during the last week of October. Proceeds will support college activities and student programs.
The notice says the party who took the go cart from the C B & depot Saturday night may avoid action by returning the vehicle to the Journal office. No further steps will be taken if it is returned.
E W Wickey of East Chicago vice president of the Indiana Ice Dealers Association offers to the Indiana defense council the use of larger warehouses in setts across the state for the conservation food movement. The plan would shift ice production to spring to free storage for foods and perishables under council direction.
Karil H. Cathro and Ernest C. Cathro, twenty one year old twins living at 1703 Tenth Street in Omaha, were drafted. Their numbers were 507 and 509 in the July 21 draft.
Arthur Riepe a farmer living near New London Iowa was killed instantly when he fell from a load of hay in mid July. The accident occurred on a farm in the vicinity, authorities reported.
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