Local Social Roundup From Birmingham to Ottumwa
Local briefs note Mrs. C L Sheward returning to Birmingham after a visit with relatives. Misses Brees and Clarinda Easton back from three weeks in Chicago. Mrs Fay Riggs leaves for Kimberly Idaho with her sister. Numerous visits and drivers travel to Pleasant Plain Bloomfield Ottumwa and Mt. Pleasant. A students recital is planned at Prof Moorhead studio tomorrow at 7:30 with program to be published.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Sheward
Birmingham
Brees
Clarinda Easton
Chicago
Fay Riggs
Fred Wray
Kimberly
Idaho
Riggs
Libertyville
Martha Young
Rushville
Della Young
Julia Massey
Pleasant Plain
W. E. Hafferty
Verne Hall
Arthur Louden
Trobert
Anna
Topeka
Kan
W. H. Clapp
Harry Bennett
Ed. Stoner
Charles Wilkins
Ottumwa
J. O. Spry
Pekin
S. B. Spry
Martinsburg
Luther Spry
Levi Peasley
Ernest
Columbus Junction Upsets Fairfield 3–0 on Last-Minute Kick
Dope enjoyed a 3 to 0 upset as Columbus Junction High School defeated Fairfield. A late 20 yard drop kick gave Columbus Junction the winning points while Fairfield failed to execute despite out weighing their opponent and mounting several threats. Fumbles and penalties hampered Fairfield's effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction High School
Fairfield Boys
Columbus Junction
Fairfield
Christians Must Be Willing To Work Revival Sermon Urges Action
Evangelist urges Christians to embrace God’s spirit for a Pentecost style revival and to work with all for lost souls. Large audience filled the Fairfield tabernacle as he urged testimony in home, church, and workplace and praised local Daily Journal. Mrs Donahoe of Keosauqua visited the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Peacock
Jesus Christ
Hell
Church
Jesus
Great Tabernacle
Fairfield
Daily Journal
Election telegram hints at support for Neibert in Iowa
A Western Union telegram from Brownsville to Glenn Neibert in Fairfield Iowa reports a substantial majority for him in a straw vote. The message also mentions Corporal Henry W Hart and a political ad. A male call is advertised with phone numbers 1723 and 1633.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union
Fairfield
Glenn Neibert
Brownsville
Tex
Iowa
Henry W.hart
W C T U Postpones Meeting and Club Notices
In society items announce the W C T U business meeting is postponed due to evangelistic meetings and future notices will follow. The Bay View Club plans a 7 30 p m gathering at Miss Groff's. Mrs Mollie Liblin and Miss Charlotte Sauer host Pythian Sisters in Kensington. A group drove to Abingdon and Hedrick for a day in the woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Gantz
Bay View Club
Miss Groff
Mollie Liblin
Charlotte Sauer
Pythian Sisters
Kensington
East Washington Street
Sam Salts House Destroyed by Dawn Fire
Early morning fire gutted the residence of Samuel Salts in Lo cust Grove township eight miles west of the city. Discovered after it had gained headway, most household goods were lost. Cause unknown but suspected a chimney spark. Insurance will cover about one third of the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Salts
Locust Grove Township
Salts
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G. Fichtner
Ben Mossman
Miss Stone
Burlington
J. G. Maasdam
Rk. P. McGahan
Clinton
L. H. Alexander
Mt. Pleasant
Old Settlers
Dope
Montgomery
Abingdon
Hedrick
Sam Salts
Gaumer Bros
Seasu
Des
Anderson
Thorne & Son
Fairfield Theater
The
Charles Murray and
Louise Hazenda
jJn
Keystone
Triangle
Griffith
May Marsh and
Robert
Harron
Paris
Bluebird
J. Warren Kerrigan
Mnntiins
the Gay Lord Waring
Billie Burke
Gloria
Harry Gribbon
William S Hart
Margery Wilson
L-Ko
Orpheum Orchestra
Hearst Weekly
Girl
Frisco
True Broadman
Marie Sais
Maurice Costello
Ethel Grandin
Shaw
Vivian “‘the Stroner Love
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