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Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1917

Page

6

Farewell Dance at Armory Delights Attendees

A large crowd attended the farewell dance at the Armory last night and hours of enjoyable entertainment followed. The officers and company members thank attendees and the Gaumer orchestra for donating services and providing music. Company M has not received orders to leave Fairfield. first infantry units are assigned within the state as guards for property, destinations withheld.

Armory Gaumer Orchestra Fairfield War Department

Mrs John A Keltner Dies After Illness at Home

Mrs John A Keltner Florence Louisa Knight Keltner died at 11 20 PM at her North Sixth Street home after months of illness. Born October 5 1854 she married John A Keltner December 12 1871 in this city and leaves two sons Leroy and Theodore. Survived by siblings Belle Green Clara Smith Glendora Pugsley Elizabeth Mead and Louis Knight. Funeral at New Chicago Mission tomorrow at 11 in charge of Rev Behner and Rev Kuhn. Interment Evergreen Cemetery. Also note Ladies Aid sale of quilts handkerchiefs and fancy articles from many states with supper at 5.

John A. Keltner North Sixth Street Florence Louisa Keltner Ruben Elizabeth Meek Knight Leroy Theodore Belle Green Fairfield Clara Smith Redding Glendora Pugsley California Elizabeth Mead Des Moines Louis Knight Mt. Ayr New Chicago Behner Kuhn Evergreen Cemetery

Tragic Q Train Crash Injures Two at Fairfield Crossing

A Burlington No. 157 passenger train struck a car at the Eighth Street crossing near Hawkeye Pump Co. in Fairfield at 12:20 PM. Three occupants died, two, including Clayton Hodgens, were seriously injured. Del Howell and Earl Hodgens survived. The Hodgen family contractor work and local reactions are noted.

Fairfield Burlington Eighth Street Hawkeye Pump Co Ford del Howell Brighth Street Pump Factory Pump Works Howell Earl Hodgens Carl Mr. Wolett C. W. Hodgen Mr. Hodgen Kerrick Hodgen Fifth Washington Streets Depot Street Turney Wagon Works Clayton Hodgens Clayt Pist Tao Marl Hodgens Packwood Barkee Roy Hider Darker Company al West Kirt- Wooetres Karl Hodgen Betuge Familliar Earl Hodgen

Modern Merchandizing Tomorrow Night in Elk's Hall

A Fairfield merchants audience will view a three reel film The Troubles of a Storekeeper and related shorts on modern merchandising tomorrow night March 29 at Elk's Hall. The Retail Merchants Association hosts the free lecture with expert commentary and aims to show how cash registers welfare work and cooperative effort boost local commerce.

Elk’s Hall Fairfield Merchants Fairfield Retail Merchants’ Association National Cash Register Co Dayton

Knights to Work in Rank Tonight at Hall

The Knights of Pythias announce work in the rank of Knight tonight at the lodge hall. W. R. Baker, M. W., presides as the official.

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Abe Daily Journal Ladies’ Aid Society of the Baptist Church C. C. Carl D. C. Wolett D. D. Howell Karl Hodgens Mr. Carl Clayton Hodgen Jefferson County Hospital Ottumwa W. R. Baker, M. W Ress Purniture Tan H. P. McLaughlin CO J.C. Thorne & Son Brassieres Warner Roth @ Co Buffalo Bill Cody Gairfield Theater Fairfield Steam Laundry
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