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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1911
Page
8
Fairfield defeated Hiteman 1 to 0 after a pitchers duel. Marinella pitched well for Fairfield and held Hiteman to eight hits but received solid defense and support to earn the win.
The Jefferson County Normal Institute will open Monday June 19 and run through Saturday June 24. Sessions move to Franklin school building this year with a strong instructor corps led by County Superintendent June Chichester. Attendees should enroll at the County Superintendent's office. instructors include O P Flower A G Fuller Annie Packer Emma Moulton J W Pavenner Charlotte Sweney and C P Colgrove.
Hundreds of Grand Army of the Republic members and auxiliaries arrive in Muscatine Iowa on June 14 with about 1500 visitors registered. Local reception committees organize lodging and programs as veterans recall Civil War days and enduring loyalty in the town.
Miss Alice Grace Clements of New London and Mathew Pickens of Tonasket Washington were married in the Burlington Hotel parlor with Rev James Bean officiating. The couple, Parsons college alumni, began their friendship there and planned a western home after a wedding luncheon. They departed on No 9 and will reside in Tonasket Washington after August first.
Brown A McDonald of the Whitney and McDonald firm had a severe runaway near Agency. Horses dragged him along B street then Broadway causing a buggy collision. He suffered a dislocated left wrist a severely bruised right elbow and major scrapes to legs and hips.
Miss Helen Bean of Hopkington arrives to spend her summer vacation. John Lamson returns from Ames after college. Miss Bessie DeLong of Boulder hosts at the Mitchell home. Charles Trappert of Davenport visits sister Mrs. Charles Heer. George Morrison of Washington visits city friends. Miss Elizabeth Harreld travels to Drakeville for a short visit. Mr and Mrs J S Gantz head to Muscatine for the Grand Army encampment.
Readers are urged to notice a flood of messages today as various groups and individuals seek attention for their causes. The town hears from neighbors volunteers and local organizations highlighting community needs and opportunities.
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