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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1919
Page
2
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The notice lists multiple churches including English Lutheran at Briggs and Second, Methodist Episcopal at Briggs and Court, Fairfield Circuit with Richwoods preacher, New Chicago Mission on South Depot Street, Christian Church with R. H. Polly, Baptist Church at Broadway and Third, Free Methodist on West Monroe, and Christian Science services in the public library. It provides pastors, service times, Sunday School, evening programs, and forthcoming Children’s Day and other events.
An excellent program is prepared for the State convention of junior W C T U branches to be held at the First Methodist church in Fairfield next week. The program includes services, speeches, discussions, and musical numbers led by local pastors and youths from Fairfield, Storm Lake, Victor, Oska L T L and other communities.
Society notes two gatherings upcoming with officers to be elected. The Pythian Sisters meet Monday at 8 PM marking the last session before summer break. Mrs. Joseph Ricksher hosted the Birthday Club with a six o'clock dinner honoring Mrs. Charles Fullen of Seattle, an original member. The Young Women's Auxiliary of the Methodist church will convene Monday at 8 PM at 507 West Washington Street with Mrs. Lorenzo Heston hosting. election of officers will be held.
Berlin reports Prince Max of Baden, ex chancellor, writes in Tageblatt to show Wilson's fourteen points fail in framing the treaty. He argues the blockade harmed Germany and accuses America of mass deaths of German civilians after hostilities ended. He cites armistice terms demanding 140,000 milch cows as causing infanticide.
A small audience praised the 168th Regiment band for a superb Armory concert blending classical and popular pieces. The unit, a combat band with stretcher bearer roles, featured a brave roster with encores and a candlelit finale, plus a war talk by Ralph C. Kingsinger and a memorable performance by the Regimental Quartet and Blue Devils among others.
Local news briefs report an 8:30 pm Breeders Association meeting in Farm Bureau rooms. Also noted are travels: Mrs H E Snyder and Miss Laura Beck to Ottumwa to meet Harriett Snyder. Mrs Ed Wilson and daughter Marie visiting her parents J R and Mrs Peters. Nellie Rugell at Parsons College weekend at home in Abingdon. Don McGiffin family leaving Thursday for relatives in Atlantic Iowa, Glacier Park, and Stafford Montana.
Drake Clothing Co offers sport shirts and blouses in a sale, showcasing a range of styles and sizes. Customers are invited to browse the new arrivals and special discounts at the store location.
Eldonlodge foreman Frank Howard dies. The funeral is at 2:00 p m Sunday. Ida J. Stephenson of Col. Fairfield Homestead asks for a delegation to attend on behalf of the family. Drake Clothing Co promotes palm beaches and mohair suits.
The Drake Clothing Co on East Side continues offering Keep Kool shirts with steady stock and in-store availability. Local shoppers report no shortages and ongoing promotions for summer wear.
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