Community Club Meeting Notice for May 9
The Next Community Club will hold its meeting on Thursday May 9. Residents are urged to attend to discuss local events and upcoming projects.
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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1918
Page
7
The Next Community Club will hold its meeting on Thursday May 9. Residents are urged to attend to discuss local events and upcoming projects.
Local news briefs list residents and visitors in Ottumwa on various errands and visits. G BE Langdon of Ottumwa C G Sparks of Batavia Sylvester Liblin to Pleasant Plain and Lockridge. Several residents travel to relatives and hospitals, including Miss Bean moved to Jefferson County Hospital after a stroke.
The fourteenth annual meeting of Fairfield missionary societies convened at the First Methodist Church with officers elected including President Mrs. H A Mitchell and Vice Presidents from local churches. Dr. McClure from Bancock Siam spoke on Siam and Christian missions, detailing Buddhist practices and the shift toward Christianity, followed by notes from the field and prayers.
Bernard Stenzel of Waverly Iowa and attorney was found guilty of violating the espionage act. He received an 18 month sentence to Fort Leavenworth and a $3800 fine in Dubuque Iowa on May 8.
The war trade board announces radium has been placed on the export conservation list in Washington on May 3, signaling tighter controls on shipments and trade. The move targets safeguarding strategic materials during wartime.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Downard of Stockport announce the marriage of their daughter Twyla Downard to Jay Snyder son of Mr and Mrs Ed nnyder of Fairfield. Mrs James Turner and Mrs John Facer hosted a post nuptial shower for Mrs Carl Adams at Fast Kirkwood Street with a pleasant social gathering and gifts for the bride.
Salome, wife of the governor of Haabai, has been proclaimed queen of Tonga succeeding the late King George V. The notice came from Auckland, New Zealand, dated May 2.
John D. Snyder died early this morning at his OsKaloosa home after a months long illness. A former Fairfield grocery man moved to OsKaloosa five years ago with his family. He was about 45 and survived by his wife and six children Bernice Arinne Irene Dorothy Cornelia and Jack. Funeral arrangements unsettled, likely to return to Fairfield for interment in Brookville cemetery.
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