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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1918
Page
2
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In France with the 20th U S Engineers a diarist praises congenial comrades and fine meals in a hotel. He notes beefsteaks and Belgian hare, bread and custard, and misses homey foods. A visit to a French chateau and calm war life contrast with spring weather and letters home.
Notice requests the owner of a hat exchanged by mistake with J. C. Thorne at a Presbyterian church supper to call at the Thorne store to retrieve their own hat. The contact mentions 480 in connection with the store.
Iowa veterans Sergt Owen Hawkins Corporal Merle Skinner and Private Albert Montgomery tour southeast Iowa raising funds for the Red Cross. They will meet in Fairfield next Thursday with the meeting site to be announced. The itinerary spans multiple towns from Corning to Des Moines with a final parade at Greenwood Park on May 25.
Frank C. Norton of Burlington, State Secretary of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, will speak at the local Aerie next Monday evening on the Eagle insurance question. Members are urged to attend and meet Norton, a prominent eagle figure in the state.
An auction at Buchanan School No. 3 on Tuesday evening May 21 features live stock including an eight months Jersey heifer calf from George and William Allen and a heifer calf from L H Alexander, poultry, a country cured ham, ewes, and other farm products. Proceeds go to Red Cross, M C A and War Savings fund. Refreshments available. all are invited.
The Fairfield Oratorio Society will stage a novel patriotic program at Barhydt chapel next Tuesday evening. The program blends readings by a talented young woman with musical numbers drawn from great composers to convey a single central idea. The finale features the ballad The Banner of St George with music by Edward Elgar and lyrics by Shapcott Wesley.
Sam Adams suffered a broken arm after a Ford crank incident. The ad promotes Barton's Can't Kick device available at O. N. Barton's barber shop as a prevention measure.
The exemption board announced thirty one more boys will depart Saturday May 25. Boys are to meet at the Court House at 4 p m May 24 and will leave on No 3 Saturday morning for Camp Dodge.
The Free Methodist District Conference convened at the Free Methodist church at 9 30 this morning with District Elder Rev D C Eddy presiding. Rev J C Vallandingham of Centerville Iowa preached at 2 30 and the Ladies Foreign Missionary Society met after. Rev L C Robbins of Birmingham will occupy the pulpit tonight and tomorrow features morning Sunday school Love Feast and multiple sermons by Eddy Robbins and Vallandingham.
Harlan Castile is due home from Camp Dodge tonight as his mother Mrs. Gus Castile remains seriously ill. H O Barton of Bloomfield visits his brother O N Barton and demonstrates a new Ford device. Mrs J P Brady returns from Glasgow Montana visiting her sister. Batavia resident J B Trent is in town on business. Miss Ellen Parkison leaves for Kimsey Kansas to visit relatives en route to Colorado. Miss Hilda Whitney departs for Des Moines to visit relatives.
The entire proceeds of the Fair field Oratorio society concert Tuesday night go to the Red Cross. The appeal aims to support relief efforts and show community solidarity during a period of need.
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