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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1917
Page
2
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Robert Walker returns from Mediapolis after the death of his daughter Emily Alice Walker. She died March 22 after a weeklong illness with whooping cough and pneumonia at her grandparents home. Funeral services were held March 24 in Mediapolis with burial in the Ossuth cemetery. Born February 22, 1916, she had lived in Mediapolis since her mother’s death on May 11, 1916.
Mary Fredricka Anderson born February 23 1872 in Jefferson county Iowa died March 23 1917 at her Fairfield Iowa home aged 45 years 1 month married June 27 1897 to Fred A Hamlin they leave daughter Creda mourners include parents John P and Maria Anderson funeral at Salina church March 24 1917 burial in Salina cemetery.
Mrs. Alice Sterrent travels to Washington this afternoon to visit friends, scheduling a brief trip with social purposes.
At Decatur Illinois an interurban failed to stop at an Illinois Central crossing and collided with a freight train. The crash pitched the car onto the right of way injuring six of the nine passengers. Names and injuries include Robert E. Erwin Lewis Pence A C Crook Mrs Catherine Clark Mrs Chris Robinson John F R Newcombe E T Duman and Michael Donovan with various injuries.
Berlin notes in Berlin dispatch that General von Stein Prussian war minister says American participation in the war on the side of the allies is a mine matter. He cannot say if the American fleet would support the British fleet but declares there will be no American continental army in the near future.
Davids Kolev and his two sons aged ten and three perished in a blaze that gutted an apartment building in New York. Firefighters found the family trapped inside and unable to escape.
Ralph Munro leads Fairfield Citizens Ticket to a decisive victory with large margins for mayor and council seats. Only mayor and at large positions faced competition, with voters selecting the ticket over rivals.
City Assessor William C. Ball City Treasurer F J L Black and Commissioner Charles W Fiver were elected. Ward totals show Ball 116 221 285 186 total SOS Black 115 217 287 181 total Suu Hour 92 191 262 163 total 697. Re-elected ward councilmen and new candidate Deardurff were unopposed. First Ward Lon Israel 0 117 Second Ward J F Deardurff 212 Third Ward W R Baker 275 Fourth Ward Dr W H Conner 177 Attorney Ralph Munro native of
A large delegation of Masons plans to travel to Ottumwa on Burlington train No. 9 Thursday to confer the Third degree. An enjoyable time is expected and those planning to go should notify I. H. Dunn before Thursday if possible.
Mayors named in numerous Iowa towns include Albia H G Berry Anamosa J E Tyler Belle Plaine John Zellers Boone D G Baker Brunsville Jobe Kennedy Cedar Falls J Newman Chariton H G Larimer Cherokee A R Molyneux Darby J J George Dike H J Knudson Fairfield Ralph Munro Fort Dodge John F Ford Hampton C T McCrellis Iowa City F K Forbes Kiron J BE Headland Manchester F H Munson Manly A Doebel Maquoketa W C Mordes Marion C A Patton Mason City T A Potter Newton J Kindley Coon Oelwein T L Hanson Osceola E Paul Ottumwa Pat Leeney Oskaloosa J G Harrold Perry Jack Bruce Tama P Hixon Toledo C B Stiger Vinton F J Allen Waukon George W Duyweaton Washington county veteran Fairfield attorney predicted to lead well as chief executive. Munro absent briefly due to legal matters in Wyoming.
Burlington tribute notes Mrs. Eleanor Barhydt, long a Burlington resident, died in Pasadena California on March 25 after a paralytic stroke. She and her late husband Theodore W. Barhydt supported Parsons College with a major gift and chapel memorial. Her remains will be brought to Burlington for burial beside her husband in Aspen Grove Cemetery.
Mrs. Martha Sasseen of Pleas ant Plain visits friends here today. Leo Craig is ill with measles at his home on North D street.
The Epworth League stages a dramatic presentation In His Steps on Thursday evening. Buffalo Bill is advertised to appear at the Fairfield Theater next Wednesday, drawing notable attention to upcoming events.
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