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Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1917

Page

6

Local Society Notes Show Weddings and Club Gatherings

The Muscatine area reports a string of social events including a double wedding at Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Hoyt's home, a mixed party for Miss Ruth Young, and multiple club meetings. Mrs. Rollie Nott receives gifts at a Philathea Bible Class shower, and Sunshine Club and Now Sesta Club plan gatherings. Forest City Lodge LO OM holds a regular meeting.

Ethel Spry Philathea Bible Class The Methodist Church South Third Street Sesta Club Charles Bogle West Adams Street Muscatine Verlah DuVall Lherryville Ray Finger Birmingham Helen Grammer Clarence Elliott Libertyville A. N. Hoyt Ruth Young Marion Patterson East Bulington Street Miss Young

Eastern Star entertains guests in Fairfield gathering

Fairfield Chapter No. 39 hosted Ottumwa Chapter No. 112 and Mt. Pleasant for a memorable Evening. Ottumwa officers demonstrated work for two candidates then led a city tour followed by a banquet at the Masonic Temple and a formal session with addresses and musical numbers.

Fairfield Order of the Eastern Star Ottumwa Mt. Pleasant Masonic Temple Margaret Stentz Julia Boggs Alta Sullivan Anna Orris Martha Wilson N. P. Harrington Miss Brodie Ottumwa Rfa J. Li. Black A. F. Greer H. C. Morris A. A. Wright I. Mastin K. B. Smart H. P. Herrington Cora A. Moore Alice Page Maude Nordgren Lizzie J. Ballard Harriett Johnson Leora Daggett Lilly C. Doty Karel Chapman Edith Erskin Eunice Peppers R. Boyer Robi. B. Kassel H. L. McGrew W. M. Strand M. B. Hord J. H. Green Robert Allen J. E. Metcalf Lizzie Leisenring Fannie Dean Fred Geehn Edna Gheen Edna Budds Ada Nixon Carrie Baker Edith Mic

War Bill Aims to Harness Idle Men in Illinois

Springfield May 16 A proposed bill by Senator Dunlap would compel all men aged 19 to 50 during the German war to seek useful employment or face jail. The plan envisions local agencies to place idle labor and penalize refusal as vagrancy, aiming to conserve state resources.

Springfield Ill Germany Senate Dunlap Champaign West Virginia State Council of Defense Illinois Council Illinois General Assembly

New Chicago Shining Parlor Ad Offers Cleaned Clothes

We clean all kinds of shoes for ladies and gents in white tan brown and black. Pearl McGill operates the New Chicago Shining Parlor. Bring in last season's clothes for a brand new look. Suits cleaned and pressed for 1.00 at 726 Pearl McGill.

New Chicago Pearl McGill

Patriotic Economy Calls for Normal Life to Back War Efforts

John Wanamaker urges Americans to maintain business as usual while supporting war taxes and subscriptions. He stresses patriotic economy through efficiency and conservation, insisting that civic projects, production, and labor continue to sustain prosperity and enable a quick war victory.

Great Britain John Wanamaker America

Agree On T. Ri. Army Plan for Volunteer Division

Washington May 16 a Roosevelt division amendment becomes part of the selective service army bill. House and Senate conferees inserted the senator Herding of Ohio amendment authorizing the President to raise a volunteer force of picked troops, expected to be sent to France under Theodore Roosevelt.

Washington House Senate Seistor Herding of Ohio Het France Theddore Roosevelt

Senators push for new dry legislation during war

A group led by Crimmins Kenyon Gore Curtis and Gronne plans a carefully worded bill to restore prohibition rules. They intend to present it as a separate measure or as an amendment to the espionage bill despite the senate deleting the Cummins provision.

Wreshington Senate Crimmins Kenyon Town Gore Oklahoma Curtis Kansas Gronne On Dekota

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the Daily Journal Journal Printing Coublishers Taylor A. W. Taylor Minta Berta Hoagland S. O. P. H. Club West Harrison Street Rollie Nott Miss Spry James Freshwater Sunshine Club West Grimes Street Eastern Star W. M Catherine Morris A. Wright A. M Etta Wright Lillie Doty Martha Bessie Williams Electa Ida Stutsman Council of Defense T. RI Congressional Peili Sairfield Theater Tonitigat Jane Gray Pathe Vernon Castle Patria Matt Jeff Pathe Scenic L. E. Clinkinbeard Roth & CO Georgette Organdie Voile Fairflield Public Service Co
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