PERSONALS Teammates and relatives keep Fairfield busy
Lieut. Robi Fulton posts a days illness recovery. Carl Adams returns from Keokuk. Mrs. Dixon visits Hedrick. Cremer of Ottumwa spends Sunday at Benje home. Mrs. Goddard and Addie visit Ottumwa. Prof. Watson preaches in Birmingham. Mrs. Nicolls visits Burl ington relatives. Bell returns to Ottumwa after a home visit. Myers visit Ottumwa. Stephenson to Albia for Yew lodge work. Mrs. Stephens and Helen Bullock visit Fairfield. Mike Hammers returns to Keota. Jencks and baby visit Fairfield. Dr. Conner and family at McElderry home. Woelhaf and Israel in Ottumwa. Bittner in Drake-sville. Ruth Ireland visits Keokuk. Samuel Salts visits city. Armstrongs hear youngest son enlists in navy. James Workman visits. Licenses issued to Gail McNeese and John Gable. Ruth Sutton and Gladys Doods visit Harriet Bolick Ballard hall. Ruth Schoene returns from West Point. Lorma Harper visiting Fairfield. Local cars tour Ottumwa. W W Littleton and Ralph Randall visit Anspach home. Mrs Litton and Rev Anspach’s sister travel back. Mrs Wm Hufstedler learns of Dr Harry Mohr’s wife death. Mohr a former Fairfield resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Salts
Brookville
Alfred Armstrong
Arthur Armstrong
Ravenswood
Colo
James Workman
Nebraska
Gail Marie McNeese
John H. Gable
Ruth Sutton
Middletown
Gladys Doods
Mediapolis
Harriet Bolick
Ballard Hall
Ruth Schoene
West Point
Mabel Fett
Lorma Harper
Parsons College
C. L. Cox, Sr
A. KE. Labagh
Arthur Cooper
Frank Cooper
G. W. Gaumer
Ottumwa
C. Littleton
Ralph Randall
Dayton
Ohio
H. A. Anspach
Littleton
Anspach
Money for Farmers
National Crop Improvement Service urges banks to fund young farmers and tenants with credible plans to boost production. Emphasizes risk is low as food demand remains high and federal banks re-discount backed by local bank credit. Mentions county agents advising projects to ease lending in hard-hit farming counties. Hollweg leaves Berlin May 14 for Vienna to meet Austro-Hungarian foreign minister Czernin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Crop Improvement Service
Federal Reserve
Hollweg
Vienna
Berlin
von Bet
Mann Hollweg
Ottowar Czernin von Chudenitz
Graduation Recital by Ruth Collins at Barhydt Chapel
Miss Ruth Margaret Collins of Malvern Iowa presents a graduation recital at Barhydt Chapel tomorrow at eight. She completes a three year Conservatory course earning a Bachelor of Music with the Imperial Sextette Robt Israel violinist as accompanist. The program includes MacDowell Brahms Chopin Cuiava Rusticana pieces and works by Tschaikowsky Henselt and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barhydt Chapel
Ruth Margaret Collins
Malvern
Iowa
Col
Conservatory
Collins
Imperial Sexette
Robt
Israel
McAdoo Heads West for Liberty Loan Talks
Secretary McAdoo launches a seven city western swing to promote the liberty loan. He will address Chicago’s Hamilton Club, then Milwaukee, St. Paul, Des Moines, Lincoln, Denver, and Kansas City with speeches through May 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McAdoo
Liberty Loan
Denver
Hamilton Club of
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Des Moines
Lincoln
Kansas City
New Zealand Sends Large War Force Proportionally
Wellington reports New Zealand contributed 80,593 men to Britain’s military forces from a population of 1,160,000, about one in thirteen. The dominion also sent more than 10,000 horses to the front, second only to England and Scotland in share of population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
N. Z
New Zealand
England
Scotland
Zeebrugge Raid Succeeds Despite Casualties
Rotterdam reports the Zeebrugge raid on the Belgian coast by British warships destroyed two German submarine sheds. Sixty three killed and over one hundred wounded or hospitalized amid the most destructive strike yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotterdam
Zeebrugge
Unkrichs Boys Band concert set for Tuesday evening
Tomorrow evening at 7 45 the Unkrichs Boys Band will give its season opening concert in the park. Under director George W Unkrich the group has practiced well this winter and offers pieces by Jewell Isenman Clark Ripley Laurendeau Diero Mahl and Sousa with a final Star Spangled Banner. Also noted are an upright piano sale and a Luther church lecture at 8 15 with tickets 10 and 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unkrich
George W. Unkrich
Martin Luther
Shoes Cleaned at New Chicago Shining Parlor
Pearl McGill advertises shoe cleaning for ladies and gents in white, tan, brown and black at the New Chicago Shining Parlor located at 727.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Chicago
Pearl McGill
Concert at No 5 School House Wednesday Evening
A concert is announced at No 5 school house for Wednesday evening. Tickets cost 15 and 20 cents. Location noted as 731.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 5
School House
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hontircland
Robi
Fulton
Carl Adams
Keokuk
Charles M Cremer
Benje
West Adams
S. E. Goddard
Addie
E E. Watson
Presbyterian Church
Birmingham
Ralph Nicolls
Burlington
Mrs
R. J. Gudgell
South Third Street
Milligan Bell
Co. M
S. A. Myers
Ward B. Rice
E. L. Stephenson
Albia
Yeoman Lodge
E. P. Stephensn
Helen Lucile Bullock
Los Angeles
Cal
E. L. Stephens
Mike Hammers
Keota
Maurice Jencks
Baby
Sioux City
J. P. Manatrey
Gertrude
J. FE. Crail
Bob
Fred McElderry
Batavia
Messrs
Guy Woelhaf
Clifford Israel
W. E. Bittner
Drakesville
Ruth Ireland
Ruth Collins
Keltic
MacDowell Maestoso
Miss Collins
Intermezzo
Cavalleria Rusti
Cana Mascagni
Brahms
Imperial Sextette
Chopin
Thais Kuiawiak Massanet Wieniawski
Harris
Tschaikowsky
Henselt
M’adoo
Secretary of Treasury
Fred Jew
Goddess of Liberty
Emil Isenman
Tom
Clark
Nero
W. S. Ripley——Averill Ham
Mer
Guido Diero
Mazeppa
Franz Mahl
The
Stars and Stripes
Sousa
Boys In Blue
L. P. Laurendeau
Booster Boys
H. P. McLaughlin & Co
Journal
Gaumer Bros
William Sherrill
Dorothy Bernard
Robert Conness
Jack Sherrill
Rainbow
McCleary & Runyon
Dixie Boys
Jessellasky
Mae Murray
the Star Supreme
Mme. Petrova
Metro
World Film Corporation
Boy Scouts of America
Daniel Frohman
Marguerite Clark
Fortun
FIFA
Fairfield Theater
D. W. Griffith
PATHE
Vernon Castle
Patria
Matt
Jeff
Pathe Educational and Scenic
Clara Williams and
Howard Hickman
Moss
Jane Grayin
Oxfords
C. E. Anderson
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