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Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1918

Page

2

Twelve More Jefferson County Men Leave for Camp Dodge

The next group from Jefferson County departs Monday at 6 47 am via the Burlington to Camp Dodge. They meet at the courthouse Sunday at 4 pm, with the county band joining the train to Fairfield. Names include Hugh Elmore Everett Black Paul Treon Bernard C Damm Arthur Hulse Lewis Gire Thomas Lewman Albert Nelson John Murphy Fred Simmons Andrew Stacy Joe Laplant.

Jefferson County Camp Dodge Burlington Court House Fairfield Hugh Elmore Everett Black Paul Treon Bernard C. Damm Arthur E. Hulse Lewis E._ Gire Thomas R. Lewman Albert E. Nelson John E. Murphy Fred R. Simmons Andrew L. Stacy Joe Laplant

Personal Notes and Local Moves in Fairfield

Mrs Ed Fisher returns from Canton after her father’s death. Mrs C M Brown returns from Rome visit. Mr and Mrs Elmer Edmunds of Ottumwa to spend tomorrow with Elmer Johnson’s family. Mrs Lee King and Miss Virginia Ordway return to Chicago after visiting relatives. Brown and Whitney, Marble Shop proprietors, seek Bloomfield location. No. Buchanan residents levy 5 per acre monthly tax for war purposes. Fairfield Golf Club held a club house picnic with a bountiful supper. Maggie Voorhies travels to Des Moines to visit son Harold at Camp Dodge. Geo B Tracey leaves Koken Barber Supply for John Leslie Paper Co in Minneapolis to work in North Dakota.

Elmer Edmunds Ottumwa Elmer Johnson Lee King Virginia Ordway Chicago C. Brown L. E. Whitney Bloomfield Buchanan Fairfield Golf Club Geo. B. Tracey Koken Barber Supply Co St. Louis John Leslie Paper Co Minneapolis North Dakota

Food Wagons at the Front

Private Thomas Nichols recalls twelve days in muddy front trenches in France. He describes shell fire, prisoner policing duties, and Salvation Army workers as real life savers boosting morale among the troops.

Watson Anny Salvation Army Thomas Nichols France

American Bible Society Aids Soldiers With Free Testaments

The American Bible Society with YMCA chaplains and agencies distributes free Testaments to U S military personnel. In 1915 the society printed and distributed over seven million copies in 26 languages, funded by Christian congregations, now urged for national support as a patriotic, undenominational effort aided by leaders like Hughes Northrop Mott and Fairbanks through the local Ministerial Association.

American Bible Society Y. M Bible Society Chas Hughee Cyrus Northrop John Ht Mott Chas. W. Fairbanks

Salvation Army War Work Get It Straight

War Work by Salvation Army volunteers receives government backing like the Y M C A and K of C. Since August 1914 the Army used huts for troops, with national leaders endorsing the drive. solicitors in Iowa note resisters. Where do you stand.

Salvation Army General Pershing Iowa

Fairfield Begins Big S A War Work Drive On Monday

Fairfield launches a county drive for Salvation Army war funds with canvassing on Monday and Tuesday. Officials emphasize cooperation with Red Cross and YMCA. data collected on those refusing to contribute and disloyal remarks.

Fairfield Jefferson County Salvaton Army War City

Archbishop Kaane Dies In Dubuque At 59

Archbishop John Joseph Kaane retired cleric died this morning in Dubuque at 4 30. He was 59 years old.

Dubuque

Work or Fight Order Defined for Clerks and Vendors

Provoist Crowder issues regulations narrowing work or fight scope for nonproductive occupations. Baseball players and salesclerks, hotel attendants, elevator operators, and others in nonproductive roles may be deferred or withdrawn from classification as boards apply common sense and seek new productive employment with local labor services.

Washington General Crowder Crowder Fce Wotson Ecoulke Bell Boys CAMA Elobs Khotela United States Employment Service

BAKING DEMONSTRATION AT CEDAR NO 3

Miss Griswold conducted a baking demonstration for ladies of Cedar district No 3 yesterday afternoon. After the event a War Savings society formed with charter members Marajorie Sonner Edna Pattison Donald Sonner Beulah Bruey Edna Bruey Eugene Speer Frieda Keller Melvin Wilson Juanita Wilson Kyle Wilson Margaret Keller Hubert Keller Mary Gall Phillip Gall Pearl Gall Associate Members Mrs J V Payne Mrs G R Sonner Mrs Howard Headley Mrs C Bloomquist

J. V. Payne G. R. Sonner Howard Headley C. Bloomquist BEY W

Camp Welcome Observes Allied Flag Day

Patriotic event at Camp Welcome Baptist Sunday School tomorrow morning will unfurl Allied flags. Gus Scott will sing The Old Flag Has Never Touched the Ground before flags are displayed, followed by music. Mr Guyer of the Business Men's Quartet will sing To Our Boys, a song with words and music by Fairfield locals.

Camp Welcome Baptist Sunday School The Baptist Church Gus Scott Our Boys Guyer Business Men’s Quartet Fairfield Rev. Butler Mr. Guyer Jesus

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