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Captain Hammitt of the North Central Association spoke at chapel this morning. He formerly taught at Ottumwa High School during Dr. Montgomery’s pastorate. A junior class meeting followed chapel and a joint Orio and Elzevir gathering is planned for Friday night. Dr. Carter of Burlington Presbyterian Church will speak at the Y M C A tomorrow.
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North Central Association of Colleges
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Ottumwa High School
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Orio
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Presbyterian Church At
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Explosives Use Restrictions Loosened for Agriculture
Instructions from the director of the bureau of mines revoke all regulations on the purchase possession and use of explosives for reclaiming land stump blasting and other agricultural purposes. No license will be required moving forward as received by County Clerk Sanford Zeigler.
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Bureau of Mines
Sanford Zeigler
Union Revival Services at Fairfield Draw Big Crowd
Gus Scott the Big Swede led the union services with a vocal number as Reverend Kuhns spoke on The Power of Christ. Two came forward to accept salvation while the clash between Satan and God prompted earnest prayers for victory over sin. Tonight is Patriotic Night with special music and a sermon on Eternal Freedom, followed by Family Night Thursday with a prize for the largest family present.
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Lucas and Gordon Notice of Retirement in Fairfield
All persons indebted to Lucas and Gordon are urged to settle their accounts. Dr Gordon retires from practice in Fairfield on April 1. Respect, Lucas and Gordon.
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Fairfield
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Lucas & Gordon
Narrow escape shocks Iowa Electric worker S C Douglas
S C Douglas of Iowa Electric narrowly avoids a 33 000 volt shock while testing lightning arrester at noon. A wire contact caused a circuit to close briefly, throwing him to the ground. His wool cap saved him, though burns mark his right hand heel and head. He is improving and expected to recover.
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S. C. Douglas
Iowa Electric Company
Douglas
Daughters of the Sun at Orpheum Friday
A Hawaiian themed night features A Daughter of the Sun a lavish production from Affiliated Productions Co with native Hawaiian singers dancers and a large cast. The show highlights Hawaii and its people with scenic splendor and is paired with Charlie Chaplin's Shoulder Arms shown Wednesday and Thursday at the Orpheum.
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Royal Hawaiian Band
Honolulu
Stars and Stripes
The
Pacific
Orpheum
Lorin J. Howard
Ralph T. Kettering
Hawaii
Affiliated Productions Co
Charlie Chaplin
Orpheum Theatre
Marriage Of Miss Ruth E. Long To Charles C Bailey In Burlington Hawkeye
In Burlington on March 17 1919 at 6 p m at 1200 S Fourteenth St Ruth E Long wed Charles C Bailey in a ceremony attended by immediate families Rev W A Longnecker presiding with ring service. Ruth, daughter of J B Long, has strong ties to Grace M E church and Epworth League. Bailey active in church and Y activities. he served in the army and was discharged in Washington DC before moving to Danville Illinois to reside with W H Debenham. Both plan to live in Danville after the ceremony.
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J. B. Long
Business College
John Boesch Company
Fairfield
Epworth League
Grace Church
Bailey
Columbus
Ohio
Washington, D. C
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Ill
W. H. Debenham
Life of Gladys Lawson
Gladys Ethel Lawson born near Libertyville May 20 1907 died at home Friday March 14. She was 11 years 9 months 24 days, the only child, recently confined to bed but conscious to the end. Funeral at Mt Church conducted by Rev Stodghill and Rev Behrens. interment Fell cemetery. Six young girls honorary pallbearers. The White Rose club and other local groups held meetings and events, including a dance by the Fourth Regimental Band at the Armory and news of Grace Eaton and Michael Collins marriage in Waukon.
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Libertyville
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Lawson
M. J. Sheets
Roll Sheets
Curtis Sheets
E. W. Stodghill
Danville
J. C. Behrens
Fell Cemetery
Schillerstrom and Rains Buy H C Davis Grocery
H C Davis has sold his grocery store on the West side of the square to Gus Schillerstrom and Fred Rains. Davis retains the wholesale bakery in the rear of the building and will continue it. Schillerstrom and Rains bring years of grocery experience and assume charge on April 1.
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Fred Rains
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Fairhela
Pryant Washburn Stars In Twenty One At Victory Theatre
Pryant Washburn, a popular screen star, headlines the comedy drama Twenty One at the Victory Theatre tonight. The lively story blends love, mistaken identity, and humorous situations, promising an entertaining evening.
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Pryant Washburn
Victory Theatre
Reserved Seat Sale for A Daughter of the Sun Opens Wednesday
The big production A Daughter of the Sun will open a reserved seat sale at Jericho and Easton's on Wednesday at 8 00 a m. Seats are limited and early purchase advised.
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Jericho & Easton
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