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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1917
Page
3
A cool comfortable shoe cut from brown kid pairs with light summer dresses. Fits like a glove and stays fit.
A string of brief notes lists residents and visitors from Ottumwa Oskaloosa Muscatine and Des Moines visiting relatives friends and attending events. Mentions include Hazel McDonald teaching in Oskaloosa, Pearl Castile visiting her uncle G A Castile, Glenn Whitmer and Milton Fry weekend trips, marriage licenses for Xavier Nady and Jennie Wray and A V Frazey heading to Omaha for a funeral directors convention. Community members travel for visits weddings and church events with moose lodge gatherings planned in Ottumwa.
A united Christian ceremony at Barhydt Chapel honored Parsons graduates. Fairfield Oratorio Societychorus and soloist Marguerite White joined Rev. L M Coffman of Davenport First Presbyterian Church delivering a keynote address praised spiritual nobility as life’s supreme quality.
Rev Frank A Gageby of Washington First Presbyterian Church urged stronger Christian work among the college associations. He spoke before the college's Christian groups last night.
The final Chapel service of the school year was held this morning with a serious sacred spirit. Dr. Wirtz delivered a farewell message that left a lasting impression on students as individuals and as a collegiate body. Prof. A R Morris announced new Parsons P s for the Forensic club to honor their participation. Frances Hutchinson offers piano lessons at 301 South Sixth Street after June 16.
The report notes a morning flag staff dedication at the university grounds with a drill squad present. Severe weather prompts the Coburn Players to relocate two performances to the High School auditorium this afternoon and evening.
A collection of short notices mentions Frank Bruggemeyer visiting Mt. Pleasant and others traveling to Omaha and Des Moines. It also includes a formal Iowa Insurance Department certification by Commissioner Emory H. English approving a fire re insurance company to transact in Iowa through March 1, 1918 with listed assets liabilities and financial figures.
The program for Tuesday evening at 8 features Unkrich's Boys Band in the park. Selections include Lassus Trombone Henry Fillmore. Golden Leaf Polka George D Batnard Warren Mitchell. The Feast of Lanterns W Benner. War Songs of the Boys in Blue. Star Spangled Banner.
Beginning Monday June 1 I will teach a summer term of ten weeks in piano. Pupils may register at any time. Iva Scheffel 807 All desiring to attend the annual College dinner on Commencement day at the college gymnasium should procure their tickets at once. Tickets may be had at the college office E R Smiths office on the square or of Miss Jenks or Miss Ball. Price 60 cents.
The city of Fairfield designates June 5 1917 as a legal holiday for Registration Day per Mayor R. H. Munro.
James P. Moorhead announces a summer piano instruction term of ten weeks beginning Monday June 11. Enrollment is open for students who wish to register at any time.
Charlotte White announces a piano summer term starting June 10. Call phone 1403 for details.
Oriebane et al invite guests to a Wednesday June 6 event at the Court Hotel at 10 p m. Tickets priced at 1 25 in local currency. All Grjo's members invited.
The readable fragment lists the Retail Merchants' Association contact as 219 for reference.
Beginning June 1 he will resume piano teaching at his home located at S801 South Second Street. Prospective students may call 246 or 1268 to arrange a lesson time.
Piano tuning services available in Fairfield from May 28 through June 6. Leave orders at Leggett House of Music. Contact E. J. Eisenhart. 754.
Beginning the eleventh summer term of ten weeks in piano. Pupils may register at any time, Iva Scheffel. 799.
James P Hughes has purchased the piano stock of the G B Baker store and invites old friends and patrons to visit at the North Main street location. He will showcase a fine line of pianos, a full line of Singer sewing machines, and supplies. Drop in for any needs in his line.
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