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Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1918

Page

2

Post Office Boxed Mail Subscriptions at Advance

Local notice announces mail subscriptions must be prepaid and sent via the post office in Fairfield Iowa. It lists pricing and terms for periodical mail orders and emphasizes advance payment for service.

Fairfeld Iowa Sec

Life of Josiah Garmoe

Josiah Garmoe born January 1835 near McConnelsburg Pennsylvania lived on Hendricks farm Richwoods then Fairfield. He married Hannah Gift 1854, had three children, first wife died 1863. Second marriage to Ruth Eckles 1865 produced daughter Adda. Moved to Fairfield area 1867 and later city home. Died June 3 1918 at 83 the funeral held yesterday at First Methodist church.

Josiah Garmoe First Methodist Church McConnelsburg Pennsylvania Richwoods Hendricks Farm Hannah Jane Gift William D James D Charles McPeek Ruth Eckles Adda Garmoe Fairfield America LaFayette DeGarmeaux Lawrence Isaac Jacob Andrew George Jemima Ruble Catherine Fryman Elizabeth Cooper Salem Iowa Margaret McMurray Burlington McMurray Wesley Mary Fryman Grand Fryman Grand Rapids Carl E. Garmoe Arlo McPeek Ota May McPeek Dolliver MecPeek Ruth BE. Garmoe Virginia L. Garmoe Cedar Rapids Garmoe Methodist Church Upper Richwoods Old Zion

Charles W. Fairbanks Near Death in Indianapolis

The condition of former vice president Charles W. Fairbanks was reported as critical in Indianapolis. Attending physician Dr. J. A. Melsonard stated death might be expected within a few hours after a relapse from the apoplexy suffered last Saturday, with details not yet released.

Indianapolis Charles W. Pairbanks United States Bro J. A. Melsonard View

Huns to Spare Dutch Ships

The German authorities grant safe conducts for the steamers Zividijk and Heetor. They will sail for the United States next Tuesday under an arrangement allowing U S ships to load grain and flour in Holland and depart simultaneously with similar tonnage ships to the United States.

The Hague Cermnan Zividijk Heetor United States Hallant

CANDIDATES MUST FILE SWORN EXPENSES REPORTS AFTER PRIMARY

Candidates must file sworn statements of election expenses within ten days after primary. Reports must list all money or value disbursed or promised by the candidate or his agents, with dates and recipients. Filing location varies by office: County Auditor for municipal or county seats. Secretary of State for state or multi county elections.

Secretary of State Peron

Jefferson County Men Register for Servic Today

Despite bad weather a large portion of men aged 21 and older registered at the Jefferson County Court House this afternoon. By 3 p.m. over ninety had signed up and officials expect about a hundred more before closing time. Journal Classified Ads note actions yield results.

Court House

Social notes from the First English Lutheran church and community

The Ladies Aid of the First English Lutheran church meets at 205 South Fourth Street with Mrs F W Lundquist hosting and Misses Heaton assisting. The Winners Bible Class plans a gathering at Miss Stella Heaton’s East Adams home. The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary society sets a meeting at 2 30 at Mrs Anton Carlson's home. A South Side Bridge club luncheon was hosted by Mrs D M Drummont. A bridal shower honored Miss Ells Cassel ahead of her wedding to Henry Swanson of Aberdeen with pink and white decorations and gifts.

First English Lutheran Church F. W. Lundquist South Fourth Street First Lutheran Church Stella Heaton East Adams Street Woman’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society The English Lutheran Church Anton Carlson D. M. Drummont South Side Bridge Club West Washington Street Ells Cassel Geo. Stephenson South Second Street Henry Swanson Aberdeen South Dakota

New U.S. Warship Record Attained on Ward Launch

The United States destroyer Ward was successfully launched at Mare Island Navy Yard California seven days after its keel laying. The ceremony marked a notable milestone as the new warship enters the fleet amid wartime build up and demonstrates rapid production capacity at Mare Island.

Mare Island Washington Ward Mare Island Navy Yard California

Low Railroad Rate Given Old Soldiers to Des Moines

The two cent per mile rate applies to G A R veterans and related groups for the Iowa G A R convention in Des Moines. Tickets good June 9 to 15 on certificate plan. round trips urged. Dr. Chase calls Des Moines residents to host visitors as this may be the last state encampment in the capital and veterans will march in the parade.

Des Moines Women’s Relief Corps G. A. R and Sons and Daughters of Veterans Chase State Department

Record of Ship Keel Launch Delays at Camden Yard

A cargo vessel of 23 feet was launched by the New York Building Company of Camden in 27 days. The effort involved 400 men working night and day to advance the project to 54 percent completion with hopes to finish within a month after keel laying.

New York Tduilding Company Camden

Sharpe Withdrew as Quartermaster Head to Lead Southeast

Washington reports Maj. Gen. Henry G. Sharpe was moved from command of the quartermaster corps to head the southeastern department with headquarters in Charleston. He relinquished the quartermaster duties last winter when Maj. Gen. George W. Goethals assumed charge. it is unclear whether Goethals or Maj. Gen. Robert E. Wood will hold the title of quartermaster general.

Washington Henry G. Sharpe Quartermaster Corps Army Charleston

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Bournal Printing Co. Publishers South Court Street Bean Taylor W. Taylor Pac Fairbanks HUNS Jefferson County Dollie Huffman Frank Rizer Christian Parsonage R. H. Polly W. B. Jaques Walter Rizor W. S.S U. S Gen. Sharpe Southeastern Department Daily Journal Fairfield Business College Junkin Roth & CO Roth Rorneis John T. Davis Undertaker George Q. Loesch L. E Burlington Street
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