Local Briefs From The City Involving Visits And Events
Local notes report Chieter Manarey visiting relatives in Springfield Illinois. Lt Elmer Fleagle returns to Company M in Deming New Mexico with Mrs Fleagle staying longer. A H Neller back from Noblesville Indiana on business. Martha Edwards and C A Edwards with Ruth return to Salem after visiting Frank Edwards Nora Mulkins homes. S E Jones and grandson Harry Flake visit Mt Pleasant for a few days. Roy Greenfield and Marie Whitmore obtain a marriage license. L E Whitney on Bloomfield business. Alethea Horton returns to Beardstown after visit with Mrs Thomas Allender. Eiverett Noble and Eliza Griggs of Ogden Utah attend Ella Noble's funeral. Ed Riniker and children visit Glotfelty home in East Broadway from Morris Minnesota. J C Thorne travels to Chicago for National Telephone convention. Luicie Pequignot leaves for Chicago for Red Cross hospital training. Kettles on square raise 84 for khaki testaments to soldiers. Mrs W E Harris visits Minneapolis to see daughter Rosalie. Ladies Aid Presbyterian church meets Friday at 2:30. Donald Wilcox of Chicago to spend summer on a local farm. Mrs Lillie Oswald Albia and Mrs T C Whitington Ottumwa attend Ella Noble funeral. Mrs S E Goddard and daughters Addie Edith Jolly expected home from Union and Adair counties. BUY W 8.58.
Mrs Clara Rice Dies in Chicago
Clara Rice former resident of this city died Monday in Chicago at her son's home. She was daughter of Rev and Mrs Joseph Kerr once known here and once worked in a local millinery shop. Remains will arrive Thursday morning with her son Ralph Rice. Procession forms at Davies Funeral Home at 10 then to Evergreen Cemetery for a brief service by Rev H A Mosser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Rice
Chicago
Joseph Kerr
Ralph Rice
Davies Funeral Home
Evergreen Cemetery
H. A. Mosser
Community notices and gatherings across Fairfield society
Embroidery Club meeting at Mrs. Clifford Thoma on South Second Street tomorrow. Royal Oaks Bible Class hosts a Friday picnic at the Enlow home southeast of the city at 6 30 with members bringing dishes and personal sandwiches. Camp Fire Girls depart for a Wolf creek camping trip with Miss Helen Bean and Miss Core Jones as guest of honor at a reception at Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Starrs home on Morgan Avenue. The Ladies Aid of the First English Lutheran church to meet at Mrs. Samuelsons Friday June 28 at 2 30 with Mrs. Samuelson assisted by Mrs. J. A. Huglin. Birth announced Esther Blaine to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kirkpatrick of Keota formerly Miss Blaine Myrick. Wesleyan Bible Class farewell for Mrs. Fred Stansberry at Mrs. Charles Cook’s home with Red Letter gift and decorated with class colors. Flora Marie Whitmore marries Roy Greenfield of Douds at the Whitmore home with Rev. Sundburg of Carthage College officiating. reception and two course luncheon follow. Mrs. Greenfield a Fairfield High School graduate. Eastern Star Chapter hosts reception for Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Neibert in Masonic hall with program by Miss Minnie B. Jenks, Mrs. Frank Ricksher, and Miss Marion Scothorn. social hour and refreshments. R N A chapter surprise for Mrs. Mary Myers and Mrs. A. Lear at their West Hempstead street homes. Mrs. Lear presented with silver for twenty second anniversary. Used typewriters advertised by Fairfield Business College with 736 listed in ad.
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Royal Oaks
English Lutheran Church
Enlow
Turkey Bluff
Wolf Creek
Helen Bean
First English Lutheran Church
John Samuelson
Samuelson
J. A. Huglin
Esther Blaine
Frank Kirkpatrick
Keota
Wesleyan Bible
Charles Cook
Fred Stansberry
la Porte
Ind
Stansbury
G. E. Whitmore
Flora Marie Whitmore
Roy Greenfield
Douds
Rev. Sundburg
Carthage College
Carthage
Ill
Greenfield
Fairfield High School
Parsons College
Jefferson
van Buren
Louden Machinery Co
Keosauqua High School
Eastern Star Chapter
Wm. Neibert
Masonic Hall
Minnie B. Jenks
Frank Ricksher
Marion Scothorn
Neibert
R. N
A. Carrie
Mary Myers
A. Lear
West, Hempstead Street
War Savings Stamp Day Proclaimed for Friday
Des Moines reports Iowa War Savings committee director Homer A. Miller urges citizens to pledge War Savings Stamps for National War Savings Day Friday June 28. He stresses support for soldiers, noting many should increase from pledged amounts and calling on all to buy as their means allow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Homer A. Miller
Iowa War Savings Committee
Wilson
National War Savings
Iowa
W. S. S. Wanted A Competent Girl for General Housework
Help wanted notice seeking a competent girl for general housework who is fond of children. No other details provided.
City Dog Tax Due With Penalties Listed
The City Dog Tax is due at the City Clerk's office. Violators face fines from one to one hundred dollars, plus prosecution costs, with jail at hard labor until payment. City Clerk Paul Coleson issues the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Coleson
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Henthelands
Chieter Manarey
Springfield
Elmer E. Fleagle
Company M
Deming
N. M
A. H. Neller
Noblesville, Ind
Martha Edwards
C. A. Edwards
Ruth
Salem
Frank Edwards
Nora Mulkins
S. E. Jones
Harry Flake
Mt. Pleasant
Marie Whitmore
L. E. Whitney
Bloomfiel
Alethea Horton
Beardstown
Thomas Allender
North Court Street
Eiverett Noble
Eliza Griggs
Ogden, Utah
City
Ella Noble
Ed. Riniker
Morris, Minn
Ed. Glotfelty
East Broadway
J. C. Thorne
Chicago, Ill
Luicie Pequignot
Red Cross
W. E. Harris
Minneapolis
Rosalie
Ladies Aid of the
Presbyterian Church
Donald Wilcox
Lillie Oswald
Albia
T. C. Whitington
Ottumwa
S. E. Goddard
Addie
Edith Jolly
Union and
Adair Counties
Clifford Thoma
South Second Street
Core Jones
W. P. Starr
Morgan Avenue
Cha Settlers’ Quartet
Fairfield Business College
Junkin Block
South Main Street
Wm. S. Cox
WAR Savings
C. I. Gilly
W. S
W.S. S
Journal
C. E. Anderson
Wilson’s Art Store
Cruise
W. A. Blair
Davenport
Northern Steamboat Co
Banta’s
Kerrick
Tribune
John Vogelsang
Fairfield, Iowa
Abbey’s. Blacksmith Shop
Pha x
H.P. McLaughlin Company
Mr. Ford
FORD
THE
Star Garage
Washington
Jefferson County
G.E. Anderson
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