Post Office Entry Noted in Fairfield Iowa
Entry appears as the main matter of the second class at the Fairfield Iowa Post Office.
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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1917
Page
6
Entry appears as the main matter of the second class at the Fairfield Iowa Post Office.
A brief notice lists a three month advance subscription price of one dollar.
Society items show the Presbyterian Ladies Aid meeting at 2:30 PM in church parlors and the Woman's Home Missionary Society gathering at Mrs. S A Howard's on East Burlington Street with an 2:30 PM business session followed by a picnic if not rainy. Also reports on marriages of Mable L. Kauffman and R M Hickenbottom at the Christian parsonage, Cecile Danielson and Gilbert Wickoff at the Baptist parsonage, and the golden wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs J Park Campbell. A note on Mrs Anna Collins hosting guests with Mrs Wm Mother of Los Angeles as honored guest, plus a Washington County item about J B Crail's son Rodney's marriage to Naomi Thayer at Red Lodge Montana and a Young Women's Home Missionary Society meeting at the DuBois home on North Court Street.
An editorial urges Fairfield and Jefferson county to support Parsons College as a key opportunity for local leadership, education, and cultural growth. It warns that denying aid would weaken intellectual and moral vigor, diminish civic progress, and erode the community’s character and material prosperity.
Report urges prompt notice of any irregularities in carrier service. Contact number listed as 23 for submission of concerns and updates on issue resolution.
The Red Cross War Council announces a Roumania relief commission led by Henry Watkins Anderson to assess sanitary conditions and deliver aid to Romanian refugees. A twelve doctor twelve nurse medical unit accompanies, with $200000 emergency relief approved. Other commissions are active in France and Russia. Local leader John C. Cummings remains ill at home.
The Post Zeitung of Augsburg reports Emperor William told Reichstag members in Berlin that Socialist leader Philipp Seiddemans ridiculed America and doubted the United States would play a decisive role in the war.
Walter Lewis Peter Edward Fred Comingore and Tom Freshwater spent Tuesday in Ottumwa visiting their brothers in Co. M John Harper is seriously ill at his home on West Grimes street
The Prairie Chapel neighborhood girls plan a food sale Saturday afternoon July 28 1917 at Crail Foote market. Proceeds go to Prairie Chapel church to buy a new piano.
Ordinance No 198 establishes grade levels for Cromwell Avenue Broadway Briggs Park and Morgan and Burlington streets in Fairfield Iowa. The measure details exact grade figures at multiple intersections and sides of streets with effectiveness five days after publication in the Fairfield Daily Journal. Mayor R H Munro and City Clerk Paul Coleson sign the ordinance.
County Superintendent June Chidester announces an eighth grade exam at the court house on August 17 and 18. The program lists Reading and Grammar on Thursday morning, History spelling and physiology Thursday afternoon, Arithmetic civics and writing Friday evening, Geography and music Friday afternoon. Students missing half the day should attend the start of the remaining half day.
Jefferson County Exemption Board has not begun work as the master list has not been received. Meetings will be held at the courthouse in the supervisors or courtroom, or grand jury rooms, with notifications by mail to those appearing delayed until early next week.
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