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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1919
Page
3
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Dr. W Fordyce returns from Des Moines. Rev R H Polly travels to Bladenburg on business. J C McCabe called to Beech ND for mother's illness. Mr and Mrs L Buckles of Bedford IN guests of B T Buckles. W E Richardson of Rose Hill in the city on business. Warren Gumm of the 168th Rainbow division home on 48 hours leave from Des Moines. Mrs Sawtell Myers had appendicitis operation at Jefferson County hospital. Miss Marie Gantz leaves for a few days in Des Moines. Miss Mary West back from Chicago after France base hospital service. Mrs Wm Taylor of Brooklyn NY visits Perry King home enroute to Omaha. Mr and Mrs Arthur Louden host in Omaha. Louden family to Des? Harper and Gus Scott return to Farmington IL after short visit.
The Jefferson County Community Club and Farm Bureau form a joint committee to evaluate stock offerings. Members include David Cassat L C Gaines and Al Coop from Perlee and County Agent Troy M Deal O F Bryer and Robert Richie. They will require full disclosures from corporations selling stock to inform the public.
Fairfield la May 12 Fairfield expects a double celebration. The 168th Infantry will stop in Fairfield Thursday noon for a reception planned by the Commercial club. Secretary Cassat failed to reroute the Rainbow Division or delay the Des Moines event. Parade set for 1:30 PM Thursday with returning soldiers joining from Des Moines.
English organist Gatty Sellars of Queen's Hall London will present an organ recital at the Presbyterian church on Saturday May 17. The program will feature Cathedral Chimes from Queen's Hall and pieces depicting patrols storms and weather effects praised for their vivid orchestral organ sounds. Sellars is renowned for memory reading and improvisation and has completed 500 recitals on major organs in Canada and the U S with record crowds noted in several cities.
College notes highlight the Tri-State track meet in Iowa on Saturday May 17 with entries pouring in and fans urged to attend. Booster club officers include Pierre Tracy president, Cecil Manns secretary and treasurer, and Paul Gagely yell leader. Students and faculty announce early dismissal to meet Unit A train and track work at Parsons campus. Rev Henry Quickenden and other speakers visit campus. May Festival rescheduled to May 14 and Wilbur Keesey piano recital with Professor Mountain assisting set for May 15.
Emmett Peacock has returned to Fairfield after being held as a suspect in a Rock Island robbery. His companions were released promptly. E W Peacock, the father, says the Fairfield youths were victims of a shrewd ruse by hold up men in Rock Island to mislead officers.
The Batavia high school plans its commencement on Thursday evening May 15 in the high school auditorium. The program includes Invocation by Rev Heisman, music by Mable Goehring, readings on American democracy, The Monroe Doctrine, The Conquest of the Air, Our Flag, America’s Immortal Trio, class prophecy, senior selections, and the presentation of diplomas by Mr Curtis. A post program reception was held May 7 at the school house with a three course supper and junior decorations in purple white and green.
Special communication of Clinton Lodge No 15 will be held Tuesday evening at 7:30. Work in the first degree. Raymond Charles, Secretary. Roy Williams, W M. 243 14
In District Court notice to E H Hoyt Mary Ann Knight Carrie Summers John H Knight Martha E Cook and T C Ross administrator to appraise property charged with collateral inheritance tax on May 24 1919 at 9 oclock a m at the law office of Richard C Leggett County Attorney Fairfield Iowa. Dated May 12 1919.
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