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Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1919

Page

3

Ottumwa Briefs From Local News Pages

Local items report Mrs William Neibert visiting Ottumwa and Mrs O F Nixon with child Elinor Repass calling there. Sheriff Walter Harris in Columbus Junction on business. William Barnett of Centerville visiting in the city. Mrs John Ketcham of Ottumwa visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs W H Parker returned from Canton Illinois. W H Bedell ill at home on Main Street. Dr C S Bishop left for Des Moines to meet son Paul Bishop. Capt and Mrs L D James left for Des Moines for Rainbow reception. Martin Russell of Batavia and Florence Martinee of New York City married by Justice O H Herring. will reside in Batavia. Mr and Mrs V S Samuelson of New London visiting. Calvin Seavel with Unit R. Mrs P G Fasten telegram says husband three days out from France. Mrs Clair Robinson had tonsils removed at Jefferson County Hospital and being moved home to Batavia. Call meeting for Cedar Creek overflow land owners to discuss drainage and bonding for survey. Effort to secure a drainage engineer for information.

Martin Russell Batavia Florence Martinee New York City Justice 0. H. Herring Cedar Creek Jefferson County Towa Board of Supervisors Court House Iowa 168Th Infantry Iowa National Guard 168Th D. J. Johnson Richard Warner L. D. James James Des Moines Rainbow Soldiers Harold Wilkins Roy ©. Emry Harvey Burkhart Herman Spohn Flavial Gilbert Harry Heibman Robert Wynne

Visit Old Soldiers Park Offers Spring Bloom Glory

Readers urged to visit Old Settlers park this spring where hundreds of crabapple trees bloom and wild flowers carpet the grounds. Nature has repaired past failures, creating shelter for quails among dewrops and buck brush with thriving trees, chrysanthemums, and the Colorado blue spruce enhancing the scene.

Journal Old Settlers Park

Rainbow division returns home in Des Moines welcome

Des Moines hosts a state welcome for the Rainbow division 168th Infantry as seven new names join the list of locals in the unit. Regimental trains from Keokuk Davenport and Dubuque will stop in several cities for two hour receptions, with Major Casey Lieutenant Colonel Brewer and Major Ross commanding the detachments. The homecoming aims to unite communities in honoring these veterans after twenty one months in France.

France State Line Chicago Iowa St. Louis Dubuque Davenport Keokuk Sanitary and Charles J. Casey Ottumwa Oskaloosa Sanitary Corps Guyer. Brewer Cedar Rapids Lloyd D. Ross Weterloo Camp Dodge Des Moines

May Festival and Tri-State meet at Parsons campus

College news notes a May Festival at 7:00 p m on campus. The Tri-State meet at Parsons promises to be large and fast with over 110 entries from 15 schools and 32 entries already in for the 100 yard dash. Four former Parsons students Calvin Stovel Orion Coppock Earl Powers Irvin Atwood arrived home with Unit Ry yesterday. Alumni picnic at Fred D. Mason’s campus home drew about 40 members. new officers elected: Mrs R G Whitmer president W G Ross vice president Mary Fisher secretary treasurer. Plans set for annual alumni picnic Wednesday June 4. Rev W R Keesey addressed the Y M C A this morning.

Parsons Morel Unit R Calvin Stovel Orion Coppock Earl Powers Irvin Atwood Alumni Association Parsons College Fred D. Mason R. G. Whitmer W. G. Ross Mary Fisher

Charm and Pathos In Hayakawa Play A Heart in Pawn

Review praises Haworth production for Exhibitor Mutual, noting its fidelity to Shadows with enhanced naturalism and atmospheric Japanese scenes. Sessue Hayakawa delivers a demanding role alongside Tsuru Aoki as Sada, with location shooting in Japan and contributions from William Worthington in directing duties.

Sessue Hayakawa Haworth Exhibitor Mutual Nature Japan Hayakawa Tsuru Aoki Sada Haworth Pictures Corporation William Worthington

Free Methodist Conference Here September 3 7

The Iowa annual Free Methodist Conference selects Fairfield to host the gathering from September 3 to 7. The presiding bishop is not yet named and possible retirements may prompt two bishop elections. Fairfield’s railroad access supports the event and local society secured the venue.

Iowa The Free Methodist Church Fairfield General Conference

Oklahoma Texas Oil News Hint of Burk Burnett Lease Sale

A. W. Maxwell, once a Fairfield boy, reports his company received word of the Burkburnett lease sale last week at 33 000 per acre. The North American holds 21 000 acres across Burkburnett Ranger fields and in Kansas and Oklahoma with three refineries. Investors are urged to investigate, with Maxwell at Ray Maxwell's store outlining potential oil wealth.

A. W. Maxwell Fairfield Bboy Oklahoma-Texas Kansas Burkburnett Field Mr. Maxwell North American Burkburnett and Ranger Kansas Oklahoma Texas Maxwell Ray Maxwell

Public Sale Notice at North Court Street Auction

Leaving the city we will sell at auction on Saturday May 177 at 2 30 p m on North Court St opposite the Iowa State Savings Bank items listed include dining table and chairs kitchen cupboard combination bookcase high oven range gas range sewing machine lawn mower several rugs stair carpet window shades and other articles too numerous to mention 263 16 wt Alleder Auk Fred Wilson

North Court St Iowa State Savings Bank B. Alleder Auet Fred Wilson

Philathea class Food Sale at McClaren Logsden Meat Market

The Philathea class of the Methodist church will hold a food sale on Saturday May 17 at McClaren Logsden meat market on the north side of the square. Come and buy good home made cooking. 1. 257-14,16.

Methodist Church McClaren & Logs den

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Oxfords OCAL William Neibert O. F. Nixon Elinor Repass Walter Harris Columbus Junction William Barnett Centerville Barnett John Ketcham City W. H. Parker Canton Illinois W. H. Bedell South Main St Dr. C Bishop Paul Bishop V. S. Samuelson New London P. G. Fasten Clair Robinson Jefferson County Hospital Old Soldiers’ Park Rainbow Boys College News W. R. Keesey John T. Davies Funeral Directo Free Methodist Oklahoma - Texas Oil News America Ene EOD P.M Hayes South Depot Street F. W. Lundquist T. B. Allender H. G. Postel Frank D. Kerrick Troune A. V. Frazey
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