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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1918
Page
2
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A wartime reminiscence praises American Red Cross workers. A serviceman recalls entering camp and meeting a cheerful Red Cross volunteer behind a clean counter, moved to tears by her kindness and beauty and vowing they would be worth their weight in gold.
The piece notes about 20 000 of the 80 000 registered trained nurses volunteer as Red Cross nurses for the front cantonments and hospitals. It discusses mobilization goals to 12 000 by June 1 and further needs up to 25 000 by January 1 1910, highlighting nurses as vital to US Army and Navy Nurse Corps and urging American women to support their fighting sisters.
Fairfield council learns whether Sunday film show rights will exist as a tie vote defeats a proposed ordinance. The measure would revoke licenses and impose fines for Sunday exhibitions. Mayor Munro notes ordinances need majority approval. Citizens fill the chamber as petitions and speeches unfold amid heated debate.
Last evening Yeoman lodge members visited Eldon lodge for a picnic supper and games. Bah members from Ottumwa Eldon Batavia lodges will join for the Ladies month close May 31 with initiations and the Ladies Degree team from Ottumwa.
Weekend visits noted for George Shott in Birmingham Harold Day Leland Page and Charles Young in Davenport Mildred Stewart in Washington Donald Strickler Keokuk visit Prof E E Watson buys a Chevrolet and experiments with math ideas Old students Katherine Slack Evans McClure attended Booster Club officers elected Huwett Gaines Noble Hines Martha Gearhart Skinny re elected cheer leader May Queen chosen Katherine Shelby to reign Commencement week Senior chapel featured class acts Prof Johnson awarded prizes Lena Fisher wins shot put
Three Rainbow division veterans from the 168th infantry will speak in Fairfield next Thursday, sharing firsthand impressions from France. Sergeant Hawkins Corporal Skinner and Private Montgomery have drawn large crowds in Iowa, with prior reception in Indianola where a parade preceded their meeting.
The Oratorio society presents The Banner of St. George at Barhydt chapel for Red Cross aid. A two part program features Helen George in a reading and vocal selections by Margaret White Marjorie Haight Wilma Reitveld plus chorus numbers. Miss White will soprano the second part. A large audience is expected to support the Red Cross.
The notice urges rapid ticket purchase for the Parson’s Senior Play with reservations available at Jericho and Easton’s. The Trustee gymnasium has a limited capacity.
Committees push hard to exceed fundraising goals as rain slows solicitors. Three precincts Round Prairie Brookville and Third Ward Fairfield report reaching over the top with others expected to follow. Citizens urged to subscribe promptly by contacting the committee to reduce work and speed the drive.
Charles Young won the 2:20 dash from Heaton's and Geo Shott won the fishing contest. Several others were awarded prizes. Dr House the eminent psychologist spoke sincerely. Senior girls provided entertainment. The program closed with a commemorative song for the boys in Red Cross service in France who cannot graduate with the class.
A player named Hunt sustained a broken arm during a game yesterday. No further details on team or location are provided in the readable text.
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