Wedding of Laura Belles and John Wesley Miller
The Presbyterian church hosted the 8:30 morning ceremony for Laura Belles and John Wesley Miller of Philadelphia. The service featured corawall singing, a four course breakfast, and a reception at the Belles home before the couple departed to Philadelphia to begin their life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Belles
John Wesley Miller
Presbyterian Church
Philadelphia
Penn
A L Belles
Day Hunt
Leslie M. Harper
Corawall
Nellie Banfield
Jean and
Harriett Monfort
G. L. Minear
Helen McGrew
Willis Parsons
Mt. Pleasant
California
Parsons College
Boston City Hospital
Pennsylvania
W. P. Logan
John Woolman
Salem
Edwin Finger
Birmingham
Dan Leppo
Grace
Libertyville
Flossie Parsons
Sarah Sanderson
Denmark
Chattle Widaifield
Mennelssohn
Mrs. Miller
For Save A Stud Colt Coming 2 Year Old
A seven eighths Shire colt about to reach two years is listed for sale. He weighs around 1300 pounds and is listed under scorr McCormick of Rural Route 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shire
Scorr McCormick
Fairfield City Council Election Results and Franchise Vote
Fairfield held municipal elections with low turnout and four council seats decided. Ward 1 elected H. S. Willis. Ward 2 chose Sanford Zeigler. Ward 3 elected H. F. Smith controversial ward 3 seat. Ward 4 saw Barnes-backed changes and Alex Easton opposition. The brick and tile factory light and power franchise passed by a large margin. The vote totals by ward follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Ward 2
H. S. Willis
C. S. Cummings
Sanford Zeigler
John Healy
Chicago
Third
Athorte
H. FE. Smith
Alex Easton
Barnes
John
Manatory
Boy Hurt by Stable Kick Near Brookville
Carl Stanford, son of J Kl Stanford, was kicked by a horse in a Brookville stable Monday. He was knocked to the ground and remained unconscious until the next morning. A broken collarbone is reported and his condition is not thought to be dangerous now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Stanford
J. Kl. Stanford
Brookville
A. L. Hill
Burlington
Mrs. Hill
Mr. Allen
Journal closes year with Fairfield readership growth
The Fairfield Daily and Weekly JOURNAL marks a year of operation with 312 Daily and 52 Weekly issues released. editors praise rising circulation, impartial stance, and commitment to Fairfield’s interests while inviting ongoing local support and collaboration.
Local Sales and Church Notices Highlight Week Ahead
King and Bosworth offer Owen’s Seed Corn Grader and Sorter along with wagons at attractive prices. Sunday sermons feature Rev. Thomas Orborn on The Art of Making Friends and The Reality of Conscience at Methodist Church. Christian Church sermon topics include The Work and Witness of the Holy Spirit and Con science Is it a Guide by Mrs. J W Crawford and family visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King & Bosworth
Thomas Orborn
H. C. Littleton
Pay Up Readers or We May Cut Off Your Journal
The notice urges subscribers in Fairfield to settle back balances for the Journal. It notes the publisher has operated for a year, paid for printing and mailing, and asks readers to pay outstanding amounts or send orders or checks. It requests prepayment for a year if possible and warns of further collection efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Markets Report From Cassidy Corn Co Chicago Board
The March 26 market sheet from Cassidy Corn Co with Chicago Board figures shows wheat and corn prices, hogs and cattle receipts, and sheep and poultry quotes. Notable: wheat No 2 red 84% bid, hogs ranges 5.60 to 6.45, cattle prime steers about 6.85, lambs 7.00 to 7.10, hay timothy 12.00 to 13.50, and live stock prices across commodities and grades with named firms and locations listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Aod
Dunning & Stevens
Seed Corn In Bad Condition Warns for Planting
Iowa seed corn is in poor condition with 26 of 100 kernels failing to germinate and 15 weak for planting based on 500 samples at Ames Experiment Station. Citizens are urged to test six kernels from every ear to discard worthless ears, enabling better stands and yields. Bulletin No. 77 on testing and preparing seed corn will be sent free on application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa
Holden Ames
Lowa
Pleasant social gatherings of local ladies at two homes
About a dozen ladies formed a club and met Friday at Mrs. W. V. Moore's home for a social afternoon of needlework and refreshments. Mrs. Lee entertained twelve ladies at six, on West Burlington Street, with a tempting dinner and lively conversation afterwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Lee .To Gobble
West Burlington Street
Arthur Myers Returns Home From Ottumwa Hospital
J M Fleagle and Sanford Zeigler accompanied Arthur Myers home on No 6 from Ottumwa Friday morning. Myers has been in the Ottumwa hospital for some time and is now at his sister Mrs William Swain's home. He can move about with crutches. He suffered a fall from a moving Rock Island freight train that broke both legs and mangled ankles. Improvement is slow and his future mobility remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Fleagle
Sanford Zeigler
Ottumwa
Arthur Myers
Mr. Myers
William Swain
Myers
Rock Island
Residence Sold Near College to Abingdon Buyer
A. W. Jaques reports the sale of the Mrs. Shelby residence near the college to S. A. Myres of Abingdon for 400. Myres takes immediate possession of part of the house while Mrs. Shelby will move to Washington in a few weeks to establish her future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Jaques
Mrs. Shelby
College
S.A Myres
Abingdon
Mr. Myres
M Shelby
State of Washington
Vpen
Forest City Band Secures New Director After Resignation
The Forest City band appointed William Kleymann as band instructor and director following Prof. Rhyner's resignation. Kleymann, a skilled musician from Mr Pleasant, arrived yesterday and met the group, planning to move his family soon to lead practice and advance the orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest City
Rhyner
William Kilemann
Pleasant
Kleymann
Yesterdand
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Our City
H. Ss. Willis
R. Co
L. Cummings, D
J. A. Healy
Third Ward
Larry Smith
George Mathers
Teatee
Pourti Ward
AST
Senate
Grand Opera House
Hooligan
Thoma
Jefferson County
J. W. Crawford
Ainsworth
Mabel Crawford
J. K. Baird
Love Gudget
Lila
Liberty
S. K. Davis
Vintting
Dr. Davis
Ed Davis
Davis
G. Hewitt
Leaver City
Nebraska
Jake Downing
J. J. Teeter
Des Moines
T. D. Chidester
Teeter
Chicago Board of Trade
Quincy
I O. B. Knox
Mast Buffalo
Mrs. W. V. Moore
Mrs. Lee Gobble
Sells
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