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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1919
Page
2
Piano Students Recital Tonight At Prof Moorhead Studio
The following piano recital will be given by students of Prof. James P. Moorhead in his studio this evening at 7 30. The public is invited to attend. Performances include Bach Chopin Schubert Mendelssohn and others by students such as Margaret Clinkenbeard Florence Ireland Dora Caldwell Elizabeth Moorehead Hannah Vanostrand and Josephine Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Moorhead
Chopin Mabel Gardner
Borodin
Margaret Clinkenbeard
Gladys
Maktress
Margaret Reeves
Ala Noes Lubitsky
Personal notices from Pleasant Plain and beyond
Olney Hskins of Pleasant Plain is in the city today. Miss Etta Murphy of Lockridge has stayed with Miss Frieda Hedge. Miss Mary Marshall returned to Red Oak after visiting Miss Annette McLean. Frances Edmund sold his East Adams Street home to Albert Johnson. Nelle Mitchell arrived from Charleston to work as a trimmer at the Fair store. Mrs J W Oliver ended a visit with her son Hay Oliver and will sail March 28 for Panama City to be a missionary with Rev Edwin Oliver. Mrs O F Fryer, Mrs C C Tallman, Mrs L S Bradshaw, and Mrs J T Davies visit Ottumwa this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Marshall
Red Oak
Annette McLean
Frances Edmund
East Adams Street
Albert Johnson
Nelle Mitchell
Charleston, IM
J. W. Oliver
Hay Oliver
Chicago
Erie
New York City
Panama City
Edwin Oliver
O. F. Fryer
C.C. Tallyman
Wheat prices forecast amid scarce supply and famine demand
The analysis notes no surplus for the 1070 crop and urges immediate shipment of a large portion of the Australian wheat, driven by severe Indian famine and growing European needs. It warns of tight balances and suggests a possible wheat price around $8.50 per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Id Tv Eogress
Hooves
Europe
Gether
Officers contemplate overseas study for Unit R orderlies
An orderlies letter describes a program letting those with two years college work or more apply to British or French universities. About 20 fellows signed up to study at English schools with detachments, salaries, and stipends of up to 2 dollars daily for meals and 1 for room. Details mention Oxford Cambridge and University of Edinburgh with uncertain selection and possible early return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Istana
Oxford
Cambridge
University of
Health Club to Meet at Mrs McClain’s Home
The Health Club will meet with Mrs. Kate McClain at her North Court street home tomorrow at 2 30 pm. A local note reports Ruth Long’s kitchen shower at 1208 South Tenth street hosted by Mrs. Amelia Norris and Mrs. Hazel Inghram with gifts for the bride to be. The Philathean class met last evening at Miss E Noble Ball’s home for a brief business session and social time with refreshments. The American Girls club plans a gathering at Miss Alethea Gilley’s home with Miss Blanche Gawmer assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Club
Kate McClain
North Court Street
Ruth Long
W. W. Baily
South Tenth Street
Amelia Norris
Hazel Inghram
E’noble Ball
Miss Ball
Maude Blackford
Gladys Bailey
Pearl Ball
Nina Lawson
Alethea Gilley
Blanche Gawmer
Mass convention tonight draws unusual interest
Fairfield anticipates the largest gathering in its history to launch a Citizens Ticket for the municipal election. The meeting in the Court Room at the Court House starts at 7:30 P M with Mayor R H Munro seeking re nomination and opponents Charles Lyon and Dr W H Conner. Ward races named candidates. First Ward Harley Gossick. Second Ward L J Nelson. Third Ward A A Long. Fourth Ward J E Cohagen. Ward turnout ranged from 17 votes in the First Ward to over 80 in the Second Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Court House
R. H. Munro
Charles Lyon
W. H. Conner
Harley Gossick
L. J. Nelson
A. D. Long
J. E. Cohagen
Isolde Menges Delights Barhydt Audience at Recital
English violinist Isolde Menges impressed Barhydt chapel listeners with a varied program and graceful technique. Accompanied by Miss Eileen Beattie, she received warm acclaim and a lingering encore. Also notes: Drake Clo Co and Woman's Association event listings for March 15 food sale at McLaughlin’s Furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isolde Menges
Barhydt Chapel
Eileen Beattie
Fortini
Beethoven
Kriesler
Ernst
The
Woman’s Association
McLaughlin’s Furniture Store
Fairfield school board election yields easy win for Wilson Jr
James F. Wilson Jr. tops Fairfield city school board vote with 247 of 467 ballots cast. Robert Wilson collects 110 votes and L. D. Thomas shows 100. Nellie Kirkpatrick runs unopposed for school treasurer, while Drake's East Side advertises new cap spring styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Wilson Jr
Fairfield
J. F. Wilson
Robert Wilson
L. D
Drake
Practical businessman Charles Lyon for mayor
A practical man of business, Charles Lyon, seeks the mayoral role, presenting himself as a pragmatic candidate with business experience and community focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lyon
Six Bodies Recovered After Worcester Blast at Baldwin Mill
An explosion at the Baldwin Chemical and Manufacturing plant in Worcester Mass. this morning left six bodies recovered. Rescue teams search the ruins for more victims as investigators inspect the site for causes and safety lapses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin Chain and Manufacturing Company
Worcester
Mass
Baldwin Chale
Charles Lyon Fitted for Service and Mayor's Race
The Lumber Magazine lauds Fairfield Indiana businessman Charles Lyon as an example of high class business ability and civic forethought. The notice urges support for Lyon as mayor, noting his business head and the readiness of the city scales by March 13, and mentions a Mimic Chautauqua at the Methodist church and spring wardrobe ads from Drake Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Lumber Magazine of
Saint Louis
Charles Lyon
Fairfield
Fairfields
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the Chase
W. G. Smith
Susan Fulton
Dora Caldwell Schumann
Biederman
Elizabeth Moorehead
Reverie Wilson
Guilmant
John Ball
Hannah Vanostrand
Consolation Mendelssohn
Uncle Remus Grant Schaffer
Elizabeth Bock
Glenn McClain
Louise Messer
Katheen Montgomery
Spindler the Gypsy Bolem
Florence Myers
OAC GP
Feche Shoko Dle
Wate Lange
Ruth Stuckey
Bcherzino
Schumann Bessie Kemp
Cachomba Caprice
Rolf Josephine Montgomery
Olney Hskins
Pleasant Plain
Etta Murphy
Lockridge
Frieda Hedge
Hoover
Burlington
Barhydt
Albert Sammons
Berceuse
Herbert Menges
Saint Saens
Drake Clo. Co
Qnlost Recon
Sonex Resel
West Side
DR. Hess
Poultry
Stuckey-Gossick
Methodist Church
Serges
Pancy
Drakes
Drake, Clo, Co
Drake's
Bey
Roth & Co
Mitchell Bros.’ Silk
Guarantee Abstract Co
Richard C. Leggett
Pres
Home Electric Co
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