County Line Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr Johnson of Illinois visits daughter Mrs Olaf Martin and presents a Shetland pony to his grandson. Clay Miller was in Fairfield Thursday. Van Bradford and family visit Ottumwa over the weekend. Miss Francis Ellmaker to teach at No. 3 this fall. Mrs Walter Woodwine visits mother Mrs Breweter in Belknap. Many attend the Fairfield circus last Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Swan Martin visit Olaf Martin. Floyd Potts travels to Eldon for a freight house position.
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Mr. Johnson
Illinois
Olaf Martin
Clay Miller
Fairfield
van Bradford
Harry Tom Gonderman
Ottumwa
Francis Ellmaker
Walter Woodwine
Breweter
Belknap
Swan Martin
Floyd Potts
Eldon
Packwood Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Packwood residents report visitors from Hedrick Pleasant Plain Fairfield and Dodge City. Talks of a July 3 buggy giveaway and recent home improvements while schools close for a picnic and a sermon scheduled by Rev. Orcutt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Grisson
Hedrick
Retta Caviness
Pleasant Plain
J. O. Caviness
Gladys Hook
Clare Bottorff
Packwood
J. D. Snyder
Fairfield
J. G. Bottorff and
Son Doyle
Daviness & Myers
L. N. Wallace
L. G. Myers
M. N. Smith
Linby
Mr. Smith
J. M. Smith
F. L. Eck
E. E. Edwards
Lottie Turnbull
Grace Bottorff
Gertrude Misner
Dodge City
Kansas
J. G. Bottorff
N. A. Orcutt
M. E Church
Cudahy Children Reported Abducted En Route to Chicago
Mrs Jack Cudahy deprived of her four children Edna 10 Marie 8 Elizabeth 6 and Michael 3 believed taken to Chicago in charge of their grandmother Mrs Michael Cudahy in a dispute over custody. The mother plans to track them down after learning of the move from a convent near Alhambra California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Jack Cudahy
Chicago
Michael Cudahy
Edna
Marie
Elizabeth
Michael
Alhambra
Cal
Russians Seek Federnko in Extradition Case
Ottawa reports the Russian government continues to pursue Federnko who Justice Robson of Winnipeg refused to extradite. Federnko faces charges by the Russian consul general for the murder of two Russian policemen, while supporters say the case is a pretext to return him for political punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Federnko
Robson
Winnipeg
Russia
Agriculture in Fairfield High school garden program grows
A thirteen student first year class at the Washington school building tended by Prof. Heyer has established a flourishing elementary agriculture project. Despite grounds being damaged by roaming animals, the garden yields turnips onions radishes lettuce beets peas potatoes beans endive popcorn spinach corn melons cucumbers tobacco kale nasturtiums sweet peas xenias verbenas and decorative plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Heyer
Washington School
City Council Eyes Street Paving Widths and Materials
The council met informally to discuss paving on North Fourth South Main and West Burlington, favoring about 26 feet on the outskirts and about 30 feet elsewhere. Brick paving is likely for cost, with North Court considering wood block or Sarcolithic mineral rubber as alternatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Fourth
South Main
West Burlington
North Court
G A R Victory Over Memorial Parade Dispute
The G A R wins the fight over the work horse parade plans. Horse owners will withdraw entries and veterans take over the boulevards on Memorial Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chisago
Chicago
G A. R
May Festival at Parsons College
The YWCA at Parsons College plans a May Festival on campus tomorrow evening starting at seven. The Fairfield Band will play from seven to eight before a public band concert. Highlights include a Maypole dance by the Thalia Glee Club and tableaux on President Parsons’s porch. The Queen of May will be crowned by senior men voters, a secret until revealed. Refreshments offered at campus booths. admission is free except at booths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women’s Christians Association
Parsons College
Fairfield Band
Schmidt
Thalia Glee Club
Jefferson County Fair Dates Set for October 3 4 5
The Jefferson County Fair has been scheduled for October 3 4 and 5. A forthcoming meeting will organize cleanup and preparation to ready the grounds for the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
Woman's Auxiliary Meeting at Parsons College
The Woman's Auxiliary of Parsons College meets Thursday at 4 pm on campus to discuss gateway lighting and summer programs. Members are asked to bring lunch for a picnic supper and stay for the May festival hosted by the YWCA girls from 7 to 8, with coffee provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Auxiliary
Parsons College
Architects Selected for Jefferson County Hospital
Jefferson county trustees spent the afternoon reviewing about twenty plans for a county hospital. Physicians reviewed the files and offered suggestions. A 44 by 100 foot building with twenty five beds is proposed at an estimated cost of 25000 dollars. Liebbe Nourse Rasmussen of Des Moines was ordered to present plans within the budget. A meeting next week will review those plans and, if suitable, bids will be requested soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
Liebbe, Nourse & Rasmussen
Des Moinnes
Three Left: Central College vs Parsons in Ball Game
Baseball note announces Central College versus Parsons on Thursday afternoon May 265 with game called at 3 oclock and admission 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central College
Parsons
Gray hair and aging myths in Wyeth remedy ad
The piece argues gray hair signals age and cites Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a simple inexpensive fix. It claims the product banishes gray hairs in days, stops dandruff, promotes hair growth, relieves itching and dryness, and is sold by druggists for fifty cents a bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
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Fairfield Journal
Journal Carrier
Sue
Vareal
G. A. R. Will Parade
College Tomorrow
Womans’ Auxiliary
Journal Wad Adda
Penny
the Davies Furniture
Kleinert
Kleiner*t
Stork
Buster Brown
Oly Cane
Stubbs Building
East Side Square
Jairfield Steam Laundry
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