Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Arrivals
Mrs D A Gillis of Montezuma visits sister Dr Clara M Bone for a few days. Miss Bertha Murphy of Lockridge visits friends in the city yesterday. Unkrich's orchestra provided music for Packwood commencement exercises last evening. Prof S Z Herb left for a business trip to Hutchinson Kansas. Miss Olena Sellars returns from two weeks with relatives at Rock Island and Moline. Paul Ferrer of Libertyville, former Unit A member, elected to New London high school faculty next year. Frank Tracy of Los Angeles arrives for a visit with sister Mrs Harry S Ball and parents at Brookville. E D Y Culbertson spending a few days with family here. Culbertson is a member of the State Board of Examiners, recently stationed at Spirit Lake. Mr and Mrs J E Burkhert of Redding California, visiting Presbyterian General Assembly in St. Louis, expect to arrive in Fairfield tomorrow to visit Mrs Burkhert's parents Mr and Mrs P I Labagh and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Ferrer
Libertyville
Unit A
New London
Frank Tracy
Los Angeles
California
City
Harry S. Ball
Marion Tracy
Brookville
E. D. Y. Culbertson
Mr. Cullbertson
State Board of Examiners
Spirit Lake
Pupils Recital Tonight At Wilbur E Keesey Studio
The students of Wilbur E Keesey perform a piano recital at 7 30 pm in Prof Moorhead s studio. It is the final recital of the school year with a large attendance hoped for. The program features works by Dimmitt Gurlitt Mendelssohn Bach and others including pieces by Arthur Guilitt and Guilitt Guilitt is likely mistranscribed. program lists several titled pieces and performers such as Christine Dimmitt Elsie Freshwater Marie Scott Ruth Power and Catherine Smith among others.
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Wilbur E. Keesey
Real Estate Transfers in Packwood and Fairfield
Ruth J Meyers transfers lots 1 and 12 in block 10 Railroad add Packwood to A W Myers for 700 dollars. A W Myers transfers lots 11 and 12 in block 10 Railroad add Packwood to O S Steele for 1300 dollars. John M Quackenbush et ux to John F Webber tract in Locust Grove section 13 for 1000 dollars. A J Hayes et ux to F W Lundquist lot 5 in block 21 Railroad add Fairfield for 1000 dollars. Eliza Bonfield to Cora B Johnson ee 77 Centennial add Fairfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth’ J. Meyers
A. W. Myers
Packwood
O. S. Steele
John M. Quackenbush
Fairfield
Eliza Bonfield
Cora B. Johnson
Synopsis of Peace Treaty Coming
The Daily Journal will publish a ready synopsis of the Peace Treaty shortly after its release. It will cover key points such as boundaries reparations and damages. The full text runs two to three hundred pages in the German submission, making a complete rendering impractical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Daily Journal
Germany
Oriental Play Pleases Big Audience Last Night
A large crowd enjoyed the High School Auditorium performance of the play Broken Chains under the Community Bible Class. The production showed Orient customs contrasted with Western life and featured a cast including Osman Dean McDonald Ahmet and Enver Benjamin Gallaher with several villagers.
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Community Bible
Nellie Dodd
Vartanian
Armenia
Osman
Dean McDonald Ahmet
V. Vartanian Enver
Benjamin Gallaher
Husein
Fairfield Seniors Present Play And Home Came Ted
Fairfield high school seniors stage the play And Home Came Ted in the school auditorium on May 30 and 31. A variety of specialties will accompany the performance. Cast includes Skeet Kelley Roy Huddleston Diana Garwood Helen Stong Miss Loganberry Dorothy Tally Dr Stone Eugene Fleming Mr Mann Jim Ryker Henrietta Darby Elsie Katherine Fulton Aunt Jubilee Keo Starr Ted Warren Mitchell Senator McCorkle Roland Ebert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield High School
Ted
Skeet Kelley
Roy Huddleston
Diana Garwood
Helen Stong
Miss Loganberry
Dorothy Tally
Stone
Eugene Fleming
Mann
Willard Daggett
Jim Ryker
Clifford Clair
Henrietta Darby
Pauline Stevenson
Elsie
Katherine Fulton
Keo Starr
Warren Mitchell
Senator McCorkle
Isle Vise
Roland Ebert
Wire control board backs private telephone system plan
Washington May 23 Recommendations of the wire control board urge legislation to return the nations telephone and telegraph networks to private ownership with coordinated operation and rate regulation by the Interstate Commerce Commission A tribunal to settle employer employee disputes is also proposed by the board through Postmaster General Burleson to the House Post Office Committee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burleson
House Post Office Committee
Washington
Wire Control Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wire Board
Combination Sale on Wiscarver Lots May 24 1919
A combination sale will be held Saturday May 24 1919 at 3 30 pm on the Wiscarver lots opposite the fire station. Bring any items to sell and be ready to buy as well. T B Allender urges participation and notes there is always someone who can use what you do not need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiscarver
T. B. Allender
Piano lessons offered by Iva Scheffel at 105 W Adams St
Beginning June 9 Iva Scheffel announces a summer term of piano lessons at her residence 105 West Adams Street. Contact by phone 2416 f 305-23 for details and scheduling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Adams _ St
Iva Scheffel
Postel Auto Livery Offers Day or Night Car Service
H. G. Postel Auto Livery advertises washing cars at any hour with phone contact 4688. The brief notice emphasizes convenient, around-the-clock service and accessibility for customers seeking vehicular care.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oxfords
D. A. Gillis
Montezuma
Clara M. Bone
Bertha Murphy
Lockridge
Unkrich
S. Z. Herb
Hutchinson, Kansas
Rustie Dance
Elsie Freshwater
Te Kohler
Marie Scott
Grasshopper
Arthu
Pixies
R Graham
Ruth Power
Rooster Maxim
Walter Radley
Nocturne
Omer Zillman
March of the
Guilitt
Chester Stanford
Ene
Catherine Smith
Enees
Bach Mendelssohn
Katherine Davis
Wright
Me Eee
Katherine Hunter Narcissus
Pauline White
F. H.S
Peoples
H. G. Postel
Louis
C. E. Anderson
Charles A. Herring Co
West Side
Rhone
Fred Stone
Pauline Frederick
Orpheum
Dorothy Dalton
Udev
Vaing
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