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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1917
Page
7
Personal notices recount town movements and family events
Attorney Ralph H. Munro returns from New Castle Wyoming. Mrs Pattee visits from Amsterdam Missouri. Louise Kerrick visits Creston. A C Turner and wife move to Woel haf property. Mrs Overholser and Mrs Van Patten attend Yeomen. court filing deadline approaches. Stephen Ipsam returns from Rock Island. Ada B F Parsons guests in Cedar Township. newborn girl to Frank and Ethel Lawson. marriage licenses issued to William Adler and Mary Harper. Glenn Unkrich ill with pneumonia. Mrs Irwin visiting. Lucile Oliver ill with measles. P D Norton returns to work. Ben Durfee ill with pneumonia. infant Virginia Mary Hughes interred. H D Sebree visiting stockholders and assessing engine purchase. Woelhafs take possession of Burlington Lunch Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph H. Munro
New Castle
Wyoming
Frank Pattee
Asterdam
Louise Kerrick
Creston
Maurine Black
A. C. Turner
Woelhaf
South Second Street
John Overholser
John van Patten
Ottumwa
Stephen Ipsam
Rock Island
Ada B. F. Parsons
Cedar Township
L. T. Gobble
Frank Lawson
Keota
Lawson
Ethel Gumm
William Adler
Mary Harper
Fairfield
Glenn Unkrich
Gus Unkrich
South Fifth Street
Irwin
Brighton
Ben Durfee
North Third Street
Virginia Mary
Newton Hughes
East Burlington Street
Glasgow
H. D. Sebree
Almyria
Ark
Fairfield Farm Company
Fairfield Engine Co
C. A. Woelhaf
Burlington
North Main Street
Fairfield Public Service workers fined for blocking firehouse access
Employees of the Fairfield Public Service Company faced a $25 fine and costs for driving a company work car in front of the fire department yesterday. The fine was remitted after payment of costs. Chief Lewis notes similar violations are rising and warns officers will act swiftly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield Public Service Company
D. B. Wilson
Lewis
Fire Department
Public Service Company
Burlington Street
Burlington
Rock Island Crossing
Fairfield Company M Prepares to Leave for Fort Madison
The article details Company M in Fairfield gearing to depart for Fort Madison with most equipment and tents loaded for outdoor living. Captain Hout reports transportation arrangements depend on arrivals from Chicago and a 6 20 departure time possibility. Major Ready plans inspection and recruitment to reach twenty more volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Smith
E. L. Hout
Company K
Col. J. F. Bartley
Tipton
Co. K
Fort Madison
Burling
Chicago
Hout
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Manchester
Fort Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Clinton
Sabula
Charles City
Fort Dodge
Ottumwa
Washington
Dubuque
Burlington
Keokuk
Jack Ready
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George Oliver
West Hempstead Street
P. D. Norton
Iowa State Savings Bank
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Illinois
Rock Island Arsenal
Santa Fe
Penitentiary
Mexico
Germany
Bartley
War Department
Paul B. Malone
General Barry
Central Department
Arthur Louden
Topeka
Kan
Ascoe FP. Thoma
Kansas City
Hia Miller
East Washington Street
L. C. Ball, Jr
Carl Stevenson
Co. M
Gladys
Bruce Norris
Eeast
C. E. Anderson
Maddox
OWA Wesleyan Glee Club
First Methodist Church
Gaumer Bros
William Fox
Gladys Brockwell
Mary Pickford
Unkrich’s Dry Goods Store
W. B. Corset
Brassieres
East Side Square
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