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Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1918

Page

3

Local Briefs From Ottumwa and Surroundings

Ottumwa and nearby towns share a busy day of visits and travel. Mrs H A Nelson and son Frederick of Dubuque plan a visit at John H Frush home, while Miss Anna Bucher teaches at Pleasant Plain is ill at home on East Lowe Street. Several residents travel for visits to Ottumwa or from Ottumwa to other cities, including Mrs C D Bradley returning to Centerville after visiting relatives, and Earl Gray with children returning to Cameron Missouri. A newborn boy was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Carlos Hanshaw on West Van Buren Street.

H. A. Nelson Frederick Dubuque John H. Frush Frank Groffety Libertyville Anna Bucher Pleasant Plain East Lowe Street Carlos Hanshaw West van Buren Street C. D. Bradley Centerville Frank Carlson Jefferson County Hospital Charles Bradley Brighton Mt. Pleasant Louise Manatrey Iowa State Bessie Clark Ottumwa Earl Gray Cameron Walter Hughes Fred Hunt Jesse Forrest Hedrick John F. Loehr West Briggs Street Lydia Lottridge Des Moines Pierce Pinch Margaret Fairfax South Dakota Grace Rodgers Maryland W. P. Hulse Lockridge Mr. Hulse Hulse Henry Willis M. Upton Wroomfield L. Larson New London H. J. Hogan Karl Kirkhart Frank Crail Kansas City W. H. Gifford

Crowds Grow for Holy Week Noonday Services at Orpheum

Crowds increase at the Holy Week noonday services in Fairfield with more attendees than yesterday. Miss Marjorie Haight sings, Rev Anspach opens with prayer, and Evangelist Bob Moyer delivers a rapid fire message. Tomorrow at 12 20 the Passion Week meeting continues with Miss Mae McClain singing and Rev Polly speaking. City bells ring at noon to cue the service.

Orpheum Theater Fairfield Marjorie Haight Anspach Supt. Kuhns New Chicago

Co operative Store at Mt Pleasant Gets in Bad with Food Administrator

Mt Pleasant cooperative store found selling wheat flour without substitutes and in excess quantities, prompting investigation by food administration agents J E Figley and W W Orrick. Red Cross appeal led F A Bird of Mt Pleasant to donate $300 to the local branch. Also a plea for used clothing for Red Cross distribution.

Co-Operative MT. Pleasant Burlington F. A. Bird Henry County Red Cross J. F. Deems Red Cross Farmers’ Co-Operative United

Delinquent Taxes and Loan Notice From County Treasurer

Due January 1st and delinquent March 1st with penalty April 1st. Treasurer R. H. Spence announces office hours 7 to 9 p m this week. Money to loan on improved city property Thoma Thoma 809.

Thoma & Thoma

Leave Orders With H. P. McLaughlin Company

Orders placed with H. P. McLaughlin Company regarding shipments and processing are documented. The notice confirms receipt of instruction and outlines next steps for completion and delivery timelines.

H. P. McLaughlin Company

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