Post Office Watered Notice at Fair Ela Iowa
A terse notice from the Post Office at Fair Ela Iowa states mail matter of the second class classification.
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Fair
Ela
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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1918
Page
2
Clean Life Clubs Plan Series Of Ball Games
The Clean Life Clubs will play a series of baseball games in the coming weeks. Logan forfeited last night’s game to Washington School for Logan’s absence. Lincoln club set to meet Washington Thursday at Lincoln school grounds. Local social notes record funerals and family visits across several nearby towns.
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Clean Life Clubs
Washington School
Logan
Lincoln Club
Washington
Lincoln School
Clean Life Club
Five Enlistments for Aero Squadron Reported
Five more men have enlisted for the Aero squadron bringing the total to ten. The new enlistees are Victor Wicksell Clarence W Fellinger Charles Gaumer Glen D McKee and Ambrose Jones. If all pass the physical they will depart for Kansas City to enter the Rahe Auto and Tractor school by April 13.
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Aero Squadron
Victor Wicksell
Clarence W. Fellinger
Charles
Gaumer
Glen D. McKee
Ambrose Jones
Kansas City
Rahe Auto and Tractor School
Locust Grove No 7 Sets Impressive Thrift Stamp Record
Miss Myrtle McCreery of Locust Grove No 7 writes from Jatavia Iowa March 24 1918 praising high thrift stamp sales. Students bought thrift cards and war savings stamps plus a $50 Liberty bond. Total school sales reach 127 75 with teachers contributing 272 75 in war savings stamps.
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Myrtle MecCreery
Locust Grove
Jatavia
Mar
Chidester
Red Cross
Fairfield Feature On Trial Has Great Scene
The Chicago public were invited to appear in the Essanay feature On Trial and more than 1000 people many society women stormed the Essanay studios to act in the big courtroom scene. The production will come to Fairfield on Sunday and Monday.
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Chicago
Essanay
Fairfield
Prayer Service at Christian Church Tonight
Closing meeting in a series of special prayer services at the Christian church. Attendance last night was the best so far. Mrs. Mae Atherton will lead the meeting with the topic Faithfulness to God. Scriptures Gen 28 16 21 and Matt 25 14 30.
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The
Christian Church
Mae Atherton
Life of Cora Webber Camp
Cora Webber Camp born March 28 1883 in Van Buren county died March 21 1918 in Kansas City Missouri from a complication of diseases. She married William A Camp January 20 1915 in Independence Kansas. Survived by parents Phillip and wife and three brothers and three sisters. Red Cross asks used clothing and shoes for destitute French Belgian refugees.
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Cora Webber Camp
van Buren County
Kansas City
Phillip Webber
Methodist Church
Rebekah Lodge
Wm. A. Camp
Independence
Kansas
Red Cross
Iowa State Savings Bank
Passion Prayer Meetings Continue Tomorrow at Orpheum
During Holy Week noon service, Supt. Kuhns spoke in Rev. Polly’s absence. The program featured duet performances and solo deviations. Tomorrow at 12 20 pm the Orpheum service will include Dr. Mosser and singers, then move to the Methodist church for a three hour continuation.
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Polly
Christian Church
L. E. Kuhns
New Chicago
Miss McLean
Miss Clain
Orpheum
Mosser
Presbyterian Church
Margaret White
Charlotte Pierson
Methodist Church
Jesus
Card of Thanks for Bereavement Support
We express heartfelt thanks for the kindness shown during our bereavement. The sympathy helps us bear our sorrow. Wm. A. Camp, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip C Webber and family.
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Wm. A. Camp
Phillip C Webber
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