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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1919
Page
2
Spencer Wins Iowa Legion Post No 1 Title
Spencer Iowa reports the state’s Post No 1 of the American Legion awarded after three former Army officers traveled from Des Moines and Council Bluffs to contest the office of John MacVicar. They stopped at Carroll, then joined a train and later chartered a taxi to Des Moines to beat the other paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
American Legion
Iowa
Des Moines
Council Bluffs
John MacVicar
Carroll
Local Visitors and Property Purchase Reported
Miss Charlott Carroll from Chicago visits her sister Mrs. Clifford Thomas while Paul Ferrer of Libertyville tours the city en route to Burlington to visit his sister. Mrs. Edwin McGee and a baby depart for Bald Eagle Lake Minnesota to join Mr. Mee Gee. The City School board buys the Mrs Royce property at Fourth and Briggs. Miss Katherine Black of Centerville plans a weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. B F Black. Miss Hazel Black Martha and Wilma Walker of Corydon will stay at the B F Black home for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Ferrer
Libertyville
City
Burlington
Edwin McGee
Bald Eagle Lake
Minnnesota
Mee- Gee
City School Board
Mrs. Royce
Fourth and
Briggs Streets
Katherine Black
Centerville
Mrs. B. F. Black
Hazel Black
Martha and
Wilma Walker
Corydon
Little Miss Hoover Filmmaking Delays Hatchlings at Fort Lee
Marguerite Clark stars in Paramount photoplay Little Miss Hoover shown at the Orpheum. Production faced a chick shortage causing a three week delay until incubator hatched birds arrived, recalled from Washington by wire for essential scenes. Eugene O'Brien co stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hoover
Marguerite Clark
Paramount
Orpheum
Fort Lee
N. J
Miss Clark
Washington
John.s. Robertson
Death duel ends Alaska gunfight in Laughing Bill Hyde
Two robbers Black Jack Burg and Denny Slevin shoot each other in a frozen Alaska settlement during a struggle over a hidden treasure. Both die after a final volley as onlookers reach the scene at the Bonanza saloon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Beach
Bill Hyde
Goldwyn
Alaska
Black Jack Burg
Denny Slevin
Burg
Blevin
Black Jack
Denny
Melvin
Rainbow division 168th Infantry discharged today
Des Moines reports the 168th Infantry, all Lowans from the Rainbow division, will be discharged by noon after a triumphal homecoming that included a parade, a Coliseum dinner and dance, and demonstrations in several Iowa cities. Colonel Tinley led the march with Gov. Harding and camp officials in review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Rainbow Division
168Th Infantry
Camp Dodge
National
Iona
Rainbow
Mathew Tinley
N. Y
Tinley
W.L. Harding
L. G. Lasher
Camp Grant
Fort Des Moines
Keesee Recital at Barhydt Chapel Delights Large Audience
Wilbur E. Keesey, noted pianist and teacher, delivered his second Barhydt Chapel piano recital of the school year to a large audience. His technical command and expressive playing drew praise, supported by Prof Charles W. Mountain and Prof Moorhead. The program included McDowell Sonata Tragica, a Morning of Tea pieces, Clay song, Rameau Gavotte, Lucia di Lammermoor sextette for left hand, Chopin etudes and Scherzo, Colridge-Taylor Awake Beloved, with Mountain's contributions throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur E. Keesey
Barhydt Chapel
Keesey
Prof. Moorhead
Prof Mountain
McDowell
Mr. Keesey
TNS
Rameau
Chopin
Hiawathan
Colridge-Taylor
Mountain
Big Southeastern Iowa High School Field Meet Set in Fairfield
High Schools from southeastern Iowa gather in Fairfield for the annual field and track meet under Parsons College Letter Club sponsorship. Sixteen schools, 117 entries, with 44 in the 100 yard dash and 36 in the 220 yard dash, anticipate fast races and possible records. An automobile pennant parade opens at 10:00 am with a hearty dinner to follow. Preliminaries start 10:15 am. finals at 1:30 pm. Schools entered include Fairfield, Ft. Madison, Seymour, Kalona, Wellman, Stockport, Knoxville, Centerville, Unionville, Iowa City, Washington, Burlington, Ottumwa, New London, Birmingham, and Corydon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeastern
Iowa
Fairfield
Parsons College Letter Club
Ft. Madison
Seymour
Kalona
Wellman
Stockport
Knoxville
Centerville
Unionville
Iowa City
Washington
Burlington
Oskaloosa
New London
Birmingham
Corydon
Church ladies to hold big food sale at Lewis meat market
The ladies of the Baptist church will stage a large food sale on Saturday afternoon at Lewis meat market. Orchestra parts mention Concerto A minor with tempos Allegro Molto Moderato Grieg Adagio Allegro Moderato Molto Marcato, played on organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Molto
Moderato
Marcato
Mr. Keesey
The
Ladies of the Baptist Church
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Journal Printing CO
Lan Taylor
Laura R. Taylor
Iowa Legion Post
Charlott Carroll
Chicago
Clifford Thoma
the Armory
Santa
Goodrich
Mason
Firestone
Goodyear
Norfolk
the Star Garage
Charles W. Mountain
Grieg
Germany
America
the Drake Clothing Co
Belgium
Coats Dolmans
Capes
Sperling
Roth & Co
Hoover
Paramount Picture
Colui
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