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Newspaper

Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1917

Page

3

Local residents guests and travels noted in city column

A string of social items records visits and trips around the area. Miss Etta Miser spends days in New London while C. C. Brown travels to Burlington on business. Ed Allender takes a two week vacation from the Fair store. Pearl Gardner of Ainsworth visits Mrs. G. W. Gaumer as Ot tumwa relatives come to town. Mr. and Mrs. X. C. Nady return from Davenport. Mrs. Lester Chambers and child visit her mother in Keota. C. W. Wade visits Litchfield Illinois. C. M. Graham recovers at the Hub store after illness. Roe Fresconi and Batavia friends drop by. Katherine Konfield leaves for Cedar Falls summer school. Mrs. C. W. Stewart returns from a graduation recital in Washington. Helen Murphy to Mt. Pleasant for summer study. Mrs. O. E. Kirby and son Jack visit relatives. Mrs. Wm Horton and daughter Gladys visit in the city. Dr. J. F. Clarke returns from Des Moines and Ames on business. June Miller back from Mediapolis after commencement and visiting Eva Mitchell. Charles Hibbard enlists as truck driver. to report in St. Louis. Charles White recovers from appendicitis and goes home. Grace Rogers leaves for two weeks in Council Bluffs then Huron. Mary Harkness returns from New Orleans to spend summer with parents. A small wood shed blaze at Theodore Despain home is quickly extinguished. Mrs. R. M. Day of Bagley visits Chicago before returning home.

Illinois Farmers Hunt Lion in Champaign County

Eastern Champaign county farmers pursue a lion found early morning near a carnival through Champaign. A lion trainer from a traveling carnival is called to lead the search.

Carnival Company Champaign Ilil Champaign County

Brazil Defends Ship Requisition Policy in German Note

Brazil replies to Germany over ship requisitions, stating the republic acted within the law as Germany interprets it. The reply says German ships are used after German torpedoing of Brazilian merchants to provide immediate restitution and align with German law.

Rio Janeiro Brazil Republic Germany

Lumber industry asleep urges new uses for wood

W B Greeley assistant government forester told the Southwestern Lumbermen's association at the Hotel Muehlebach that the lumber trade has fallen behind as substitutes like cement and steel replace wood. He cited the safety movement and building codes as factors harming the industry and urged innovation to keep lumber in demand.

Kansas City W. B. Greeley Southwestern Lumbermen's Association Muehlebach Kansas City Star

Mysterious 8 Mark Appears on California Catch

Los Angeles dealer Cliff Oliver reports a strange catch off the Santa Monica area all from Japanese and Russian fishermen. He says hundreds of tons have been taken but every hali but and sole bears a clear numeral eight on its back. Oliver wonders if a new species has appeared or if the mark is something else.

Los Angeles Cal Cliff Oliver Santa Monica

State Employes Tate $44 250 Ponds Albany June 7

State engineers department workers subscribed 44 250 dollars to the liberty seat in Albany New York with officers noting the campaign drive began on June 7.

Albany N. Y Liberty

Sunday School Ball Leagues Form In Fairford

Six Sunday schools including A M E Baptist Lutheran First M E New Chicago Mission and Presbyterians plan a league with a finance committee to raise funds. The Board elected W W Luke as president Ernest Bailey as vice president H A Anspach as secretary and C V Pool as treasurer. Players must enroll as regular Sunday school members and keep at least 50 percent attendance.

Fairford Baptist Lutheran First M. E New Chicago Mission Presbyterians Rev. L. E. Kuhns C. V. Pool E. E. Rorick Emanuel Greenup C. W. Wade W. W. Luke Ernest Bailey H. A. Anspach

Merich Agency Contact for John & Son Wholesale Grocers

G A Merich identified as agent and saw man for John and Son Wholesale Grocers Chicago with address 204 South Main Street and phone number 553 for communications and service.

G. A. Merich John &Ton & Wholesale Grocers Chicago South Main Street

Local Briefs Highlight City Visitors and Activities

Dr. P. Shirlock of Lockridge visits the city. Miss Bertha Hall returns from Bloomfield. E. B. Rorick back from a North Dakota business trip. Miss Georgia Trent and Mrs. Don L. Teal copy registration cards at the court house. Miss Alice Clinkenbeard to Cedar Falls for summer school. Mrs. R. B. Gobble and children and Miss Alice Atchison to Pittsburg visit. Harry Cook resigns from Fairfield Dry Cleaning Works. Ray Cupp to replace him. Mrs. E. G. Wheeler home from Des Moines hospital stay in weak but mobile condition.

Georgia Trent Batavia Don L. Teal Court House R. B. Gobble Alice Atchison Pittsburg Penn Harry Cook Fairfield Dry Fairfield Engine Works Ray Cupp

Italians suffer reverse on Trieste front as Austrian gains

Vienna reports Austrian forces recaptured ground south of Jamiano near Trieste and captured over 6,500 Italians. Dispatches from Rome say Italian line above Trieste withdrew slightly amid the fighting. In Michigan a cyclone left three dead, one dying and at least twenty injured as it moved from Battle Creek to Salem in Washtenaw County.

Vienna Jamiano Trieste War Office Rome Michigan Detroit Mich Battle Creek Calhoun County Salem Washtenaw County

Home Cooking Benefit by Baptist Ladies at Lewis Market

The Baptist Ladies present a cooking and baking sale at Lewis meat market on Saturday June 9 for community support. Proceeds benefit local church activities.

Lewis

Piano Teaching Resumes at 801 South Second Street

Leland R. Holgate announces he will resume piano lessons at his home from June 1. Contact numbers 246 or 1268 to arrange a time.

South Second Street Leland R. Holgate

Piano Lessons Offered at 301 South Sixth Street

Frances Hutchinson offers piano lessons at her home starting after June 16th. Contact information 808.

South Sixth Street Frances Hutchinson

The Great Seven Social at the Christian Church Parlor

A 1917 social event titled The Great Seven Social is planned for June 7 at 7 27 p m in the Christian Church Parlor. Admission is ten cents with supper also ten cents and every seventh attendee entering free. The program features seven items and seven sprightly waiters plus a seven minute speech on seventy times seven by a man, with seven sprightly spinsters and a seven year old speaker.

Christian Church Parlor

Food Sale At Simpson Meat Market By Swedish Lutheran Ladies Aid

A food sale is planned at Simpson Meat Market this Saturday organized by the Ladies Aid of the Swedish Lutheran Church. Proceeds support church activities and community help programs.

Simpson Meat Market Ladies Aid The Swedish Lutheran Church

Union Labor Meeting Schedule by Local and Month

Union and trades union meetings listed by month and local. Includes Second and Last Fridays for Trades and Labor Assembly, Wednesday weekly for Federal Labor Unions, and specific dates for Barbers Local 368, Carpenters Local 1804, and Cigar Makers Local 490.

Trades and Labor Assembly Federal

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MAPLE Oxford Han T Treland Etta Miser New London C. C. Brown Burlington Allender Miss Pearl Gardner Ainsworth G. W. Gaumer Mrs. C. C. Conner Ottumwa City Mrs. X. C. Nady Davenport Litchfield, Il Zeno Jr. Reeves C. M. Graham Hub West Monro Street Roe Fresconi Katherine Konfield Cedar Falls C. W. Stewart Washington Miss Mildred Helen Murphy Mt. Pleasant O. E. Kirby Jack Wm, Horton Gladys Glendale J. F. Clarke Des Moines Ames June Miller Mediapolis Eva Mitchell Charles Hibbard John Hibbard St. Louis Birmingham Enterprise Charles White Jefferson County Hospital North Eighth Street Grace Rogers Oscar Rogers Council Bluffs Huron South Dakota Ruth Pinch Mary Harkness New Orleans R. A. Harkness Theodore Despain R. M. Day Bagley Minn W. E. Harris Carl Harris Illinois Forester California P. Shirlock of Lockridge Bertha Hall Bloomfield E. BE. Rorick North Dakota Alice Clinkenbeard E. G. Wheeler Wheeler Choice Oxfords C. E. Anderson K. C. C. Conner Ottumwn Baker’s Barbers Carpenters A. V. Frazey Frazey Hone A. V. Frazey & Son C.G. Taylor Highland Gaumer Bros Ture Fairfield Frank D. Kerrick Embalmer & Funeral Director Iowa State Savings Bank Cummings F.S. Cummings Flrhere United States J. W. Howard Mgr Modern Business College Junkin Block
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