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Newspaper

Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1918

Page

7

Local Briefs From Ollie to Batavia and Beyond

Minor Ruggles of Ollie and Miss Ethel Smith of Hedrick visited here yesterday. Wm Neibert left for Peoria after a visit. J P Starr ill with inflammatory rheumatism. Alma Miller visiting Louise Keltner. Ed Angstead and Gus Scott led a Morning Sun meeting. Several locals in Batavia and Monmouth area visited relatives. Esther Brown to Packwood as principal. Mona called to service. George Strong Corps plans for county service flag raising. Dr and Mrs H M Wright of Mt Pleasant visiting en route from Davenport after chiropractic schooling.

Esther Brown Packwood Mona Fremont George Strong Corps Court House County Service H. M. Wright Mt. Pleasant Davenport Dr. Palmer School of Chiropractic

Local residents attend meetings and travel notices

J B Trent of Batavia attends Board of Supervisors meeting in the city. C E Nieukirk of Batavia discusses business. Mrs Charles Riggs and Mrs McBeth of Libertyville visit. Howard family from Chicago called for War Lamson funeral. E E Hemstead returns to Iowa City after visit with the Dunkels. V H Clapp family and daughter Vernada return to Seymour. Lamson family moves to Mesa and Phoenix Arizona. Jerome Grenwall visits from Albia. Merritt Barton and Harry Finley visit from Winfield. A E Anderson and Marie depart for Oskaloosa. C L Cox Sr and N S Kiger return from Seymour. Clarence Glass resigns from Drake Clothing Co. C C Clark returns home to Burlington after Lamson funeral.

A. Howard Chicago

Red Cross Notes Reduces Hours at Gauze Shop

During May the Gauze shop in the Elm building opens mornings only from 9 to 12 due to material shortages. The Divisional headquarters advises shortening hours rather than closing work rooms. Committee on Surgical Dressings.

Elx

Buchanan Township Organizes Red Cross Meetings

Buchanan township calls a series of Red Cross meetings at district schoolhouses. The schedule includes Friday at 2:00 p.m. at Schools 1 and 2, Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. at School 3, and Wednesday at 2:00 p.m. at Schools 4 5 and 6, to show garments and form local organizations.

Buchanan Township Red Cross

Lincoln dollar offered to fund Liberty bonds by poor man

A man too poor to buy a Liberty bond sent his prized 1860 Lincoln gold dollar to the Treasury after recounting how Abraham Lincoln gifted it. He asked the money be used to purchase bonds for the war effort, recalling Uncle Abe’s joke and his promise to vote Republican. The Treasury seeks a method to auction the dollar.

Washington Treasury Abraham Lincoln Mattoon McAdoo Uncle Abe George Efe France

Yeoman lodge and society circle announce meetings

The IN SOCIETY and The Rowena Circle of the Yeoman lodge plan gatherings tomorrow evening at Yeoman hall starting at five with a business session and picnic supper for members and husbands. The Queen Esther meeting is postponed. White Rose club meets with Mrs. Gumm tomorrow afternoon with hostess Mrs. Nico la assisting. Fancy Work Circle moves to Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Woods East Madison Street with all members invited.

Rowena Yeoman Lodge Yeoman Hall White Rose Club Robert Gumm G. W. Nicola George Woods East Madison Street

Free lecture at Library Thursday evening

A public lecture is offered at the local library this Thursday at sharp o'clock. The event invites residents to attend and hear a presented topic from a visiting speaker, with seating available on first come basis.

Fire destroys Waukegan Manufacturers Terminal plant

A blaze at the Waukegan Manufacturers Terminal plant in Waukegan Illinois caused about 625000 in damage and left 500 workers unemployed. Eight hundred Navy trainees and local fire crews fought the fire for five hours. a building with war supplies was saved. A federal probe will follow.

Waukegan Nasval Training Station North Chicago Jackies

Service fathers’ children asked to meet at Orpheum for parade

Notice calls all children whose fathers are in the service to meet the W. R. C. ladies at the corner of the Orpheum building Thursday at 2 00 p m promptly. They will be assigned a special place in the parade.

Orpheum

Community Club Dinner Ticket Notice

People can obtain tickets for the Community club dinner on Thursday from Ray Oliver M D RMibaugh Fred Johnson Charles Heer and Roy Emery.

Ray Oliver M. D. Rmibaugh Fred Johnson Charles Heer Roy Emery

Fairfield Independent School District Bonds Call Notice

Notice to holders of School Bonds No 85 to 94 inclusive were called for payment. Interest stops May 15. Payment at the Secretary’s office. 400 C U Emry Secretary.

Fairfield C. U. Emry

Tomato Plants for Sale at Residence

Nice hardy tomato plants offered for sale at 503 West Stone Street. Also note a lecture this Thursday evening at 8 o clock sharp at the library.

S. A. Power Stone Street

Presbyterian church ladies to host semi annual supper

The ladies of the Presbyterian church will serve their semi annual supper at the church on Thursday May 16.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Foster Minor Ruggles Ollie Ethel Smith Hedrick Wm. Neibert Peoria Ill J. P. Starr East Burlington Street A. K. Harper Gus Scott Alma Miller Louise Keltner Ed Angstead Prighton Ray Beckerman Avery Jos. Provenzo Davenaport Fairfield Gospel Batavia Bernice Walker New Chicago Mission W. L. Lampert H. D. Minster John Gantz Ina Centerville Nina Peck Mrs. W. M. Ebert Miss Dollie C. M. Jones Birmingham J. B. Trent Board of Supervisors C. E. Nieukirk Charles Riggs McBeth Libertyville City E. E. Hemstead Iowa City G. K. Dunkel V H. Clapp Vernada Seymour A. W. Lamson Harl Standage Nora May Mesa Phoenix Ariz Jerome Grenwall Albia Merritt Barton Harry Finley Winfield S. L. Madisney Rosella Jewetl A. E. Anderson Miss Marie Oskaloosa Mr. Anderson Clarence Glass The Drake Clothing Co C. C. Clark Burlington Buchanan Lill C. E. “Anderson Great Lakes Station Big Blaz J. Engel Schoffel James Hughes Fast Broadway Lon H. Israel Hamburger Pence North Fourth Street Montgomery T. W. Grant North Main Grey Kid Itary Boots Gaumer Bros Unkrich’s Ladies Knit Union Children’s Knit Union Suits Men’s Union Unkrich Iowa John T. Davies Undertaker George Q. Loesch L. E Burlington Street Stortz and Taglauer Fairfield Agents C. G. Nelson and Son Ottumwa, Iowa Mazzimova
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