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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1917
Page
2
Entry recorded at the Mark Field Iowa post office as second class mail matter for publication.
The flag raising on campus is postponed to Monday at 10:30 a.m. The annual Sing-out on the library steps begins at 7 p.m. Tonight Barhydt Chapel hosts the prohibition contest with orations by Danny Deever Damrosch John Gates and others.
A rainy evening did not dampen attendance at Fairfield High School for the Alumni Association event in the building. Dr. C A McElderry addressed the audience before a brief meeting to elect officers: President Mrs W H Clapp Vice President Dr C A McElderry Secretary Miss Margaret Snyder Treasurer Leslie Brier. A grand march preceded a two course luncheon in the gym.
Mayor R H Munro proclaims June 5 1917 a legal holiday in Fairfield for Registration Day, directing city observance and closure of normal activities.
Thieves pried the front door lock of Ed Vinton's store in New Chicago last night and fled with cash from the register, cigars, canned goods, and hanging clothing. No injuries reported. Local authorities investigating the burglary.
Mrs. Thomas Doty and daughter Ruth of Ottumwa visit Mrs. Victorine Stansberry. Belle Sampson of Lockridge stops by to attend niece Virginia Sampson's graduation. Miss Madge Vernon plans Chicago summer with sisters. Miss Fern Nichols returns to Charleston after millinery season at Fair Store. Gladys Rankin to Stronghurst for summer with sister. Mrs. Minster from Brighton reports her father J. O. Lambert seriously ill but improving. Private Loren Goddard arrives from Ottumwa for a short visit before returning to Co. M. Winona Kyle of Perlee visits Ottumwa friends.
A long list of Fairfield businesses and individuals sign an agreement to close their places of business on June 6th Registration Day at twelve o'clock. The signatories include J. Thorne & Son C. E. Anderson Snyder & Co F. & Simpson Gobble & Heer Foote & Crail White T Stro T. E. McClain Hunt Ireland Roth & Co M. H. Cuddy George G. Go Gaines Bros H. C. Davis Mobr & Crow N. C. Anstead Chas. Herring Lewis Bros The Hub & Son Co Jericho & Raiston Fairfield National Bank J. C. Bradshaw Thomas & Son Crail & Brows J. P. Wilson Rodabaugh & Beas Ray Maxwell Gaumer Bros The Fair First National Bank Journal Printing Co Myers Grocery Co The Leader Roy L. Emry L. E. Clinkinbeard Ht. P. Laughlin Co A. H. Messer Fred Johnson Richardson Hardware Co Geo. W. Unkrich Climax Grocery Co L. E. Whitney Hofstedner & Baker Iowa State Savings Bank Ed. Vinton J. P. Foreman A. J. Boyd Julius Standaert
The notice lists marriage licenses issued June 1 to William Russell Salts and Ethel May Spry of Moline and Fairfield, and licenses to Edward Peck and Dorothy Scannel of East Pleasant Plain and Fairfield, plus John D. Whitsel and Bessie M. Riley of Brighton. Abe Glatestein, a Rus sian junk dealer in Muscatine, registered in the city today. Verle Frazey family moves to 307 East Adams Street. Ed Teeter of Kansas City visits relatives. Adam Peck from East Pleasant Plain is a city visitor today.
Al Williams shows mild improvement after a week of illness. Prof. L. R. Kilzer travels to Germantown Neb to visit his mother then study at Peru State Normal. Rev. T. F. Campbell delivers Eighth Grade commencement address in Belgrade Neb. Ivy Petzinger visits Moderapolis relatives. Mrs. F. B. Anderson visits Nevada Iowa. Roy Glotfelty and Grace of Prescott Mich visit relatives here. Mrs. H. D. Davis visits Fairfield. Luther Leedy returns from State Center and Des Moines. James Turnipseed visits Wellman. Births include a son to Harry Barnes on May 8, a son to Floyd Heston on May 19, and a daughter to Lloyd Gilchrist on May 27. Dan Leppo visits from Cedar Rapids. Mrs. Lew Fordyce hosts Big Sisters on May 31 with Rank Colton and Emery Lawson assisting.
Notice announces a banquet at the Court Hotel on June 7 at 10 p m for Orio members and guests. Tickets cost 1.25 dollars. All Orio's invited, 795
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