Editor Manager Ten Cents and One Fifty Six Cents
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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1918
Page
6
A brief classified line shows editor and manager roles with prices listed at ten cents, one dollar and fifty cents, and one dollar twenty six cents, reflecting a small newspaper advertisement.
The Presbyterian Church schedules morning sermon on Sin Its For giveness and an evening worship titled The Unchanging. The text appears in a clipped OCR snippet noting church chimes and service subjects.
Sunday school at 2 30 with preaching at 7 30 in charge of Scott and Harper. Help fill the old Mission. Teachers and officers meeting after Sunday school. C W Wade dead er. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30. You are welcome to all services.
First English Lutheran shares Sunday school at 9 30 worship at 11 00 and 7 00 with Advent focus The morning sermon The King Cometh The evening service is the Thank Offering by the Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society featuring Miss Jane Steele Ella Ruth Trail Mrs B A Anspach Elizabeth Hansen Elizabeth Jericho L P C Girls and a missionary reading plus pantomime tableau and closing service The ladies have no charge of the program
The Baptist Church schedules a Sunday school lesson tomorrow at 9 25 focusing on Joseph sold by his brothers followed by morning worship on All of Grace with emphasis on God’s provision for victorious living. B Y P U meets at 6 30 with Leader Mrs Baltz in charge discussing disarmament and peace in a Bible study titled Manual. Evening service Prince of Peace at 7 30.
Tomorrow the Free Methodist Church announces Sunday school at 10:00 AM, morning worship at 11:00 AM, and an evening service at 7:00 PM. Everyone is welcome to attend.
Close meeting at 9 45 a m Sabbath school at 9 45 a m Morning Sermon at 12 00 m Church events include Reworth League at 6 20 p m preaching at 7 20. Official board meeting on Tuesday at 7 20. All members urged to attend committee meeting Wednesday evening at 7525.
A fragmented church notice invites parishioners to attend the Sunday period service at 7 o clock, with social gathering to follow. It asks attendees to bring friends not enrolled elsewhere and to arrive early to greet instructors and participants for a welcoming service.
McLaughlin Co advertises bed springs in all sizes priced up to 5.00 now offered at 1.48 to clear inventory. The notice notes quantity and discount wording aimed at quick sale.
Mrs Mary Barnes an elderly resident died this morning at 4 15 at the home of Mrs Sarah Beatty on South Court street where she had lived. She had been in poor health for months and funeral services are set for Monday at 2 o clock from the Methodist church with Rev C L Tennant in charge. Interment will be in Evergreen cemetery.
Death announced for former Ottumwa druggist Harry C Peters who died Wednesday November 27 at Hahnemann hospital Chicago due to pneumonia. Survived by wife Emma and three daughters Edith Bernice and Mrs Julian Frost. Graveside funeral at Mount Hope cemetery at 3 o clock today.
The Elks announce their annual memorial service will be held tomorrow at 2 30 p m in the Elks rooms. All members and families are invited to attend with a memorial address and program planned.
National drive urges ministers and teachers to read Hoover's message on December 1 and December 6 to teach food conservation. Beatrice Forbes-Robertson Hale cites adding daily bread to prayer. Aim is 20 million tons sent to Europe with no fourth meals to save scarce food.
In Society column Mrs Ruth Fulton and Grace Oliver of Washington DC hosted Iowa girls Thursday evening. Attendees from here included Burd Stephenson and Ruth Nelson. The Young Women's Foreign Missionary Society postponed Monday's meeting until January. The Now Seista Club met at Mrs Ray Oliver's home for sewing and social chat. Queen Esther Circle of First M E Church plans a meeting at Miss Helen Droz's home on December 2.
London November 29 The Vatican says Cardinals Gibbons and Mancini asked President Wilson to help obtain permission for papal representatives to attend the peace conference to discuss the Roman question, per a Copenhagen exchange telegraph dispatch.
Madrid reports a protest in the chamber of deputies over workers burning an American flag at Sabadell, ten miles northwest of Barcelona. Deputy Silvera urged authorities to act vigorously against the offenders.
Paris observer Professor Barthelemy of the law faculty says Tilchenzol lern may be extradited. He argues that when law and common sense conflict, the solution follows common sense, shaping the approach to the ex‑Kaiser matter reported from Paris on November 20.
Miss Ritz Freeman, with the Food Administration in Washington during the war, will lecture on food conservation Tuesday evening at the High School Auditorium. She recently attended the county food administrators meeting in Des Moines and will also speak in Burlington Monday. In Burlington she will stay with Mrs. Ellsworth Turney.
Three cases of Spanish influenza were reported to the City Clerk today and one yesterday. A Board of Health meeting was rumored for this evening with a probable city quarantine at midnight. No formal meeting order yet. Parsons College students and Jefferson County Telephone Co. feel the impact as half the central girls fall ill and remaining workers log overtime. Telegraph users urged to minimize calls during the short handed period.
Miss Bertha Peebler of Libertyville visits friends in the city. Miss Ina Gantz of Centerville plans a weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Gantz. Lieut. Taylor, recently in Minneapolis, will return tomorrow. Miss Florence Horton, Parsons College student, is seriously ill at home in Brighton with Spanish influenza.
A community club announces a dinner on Monday evening with tickets priced at 75 cents. Patrons are urged to purchase immediately, with tickets available for sale at designated locations.
Marguerite Clark appears in Uncle Tom's Cabin at the Orpheum this Tuesday. The production brings a classic story to the downtown venue with Clark delivering the lead performance.
A garbled note asks for items for a Mietfup operation, directing readers to call a supervisor and indicating delivery or collection steps. The message mentions a Pass store and a gathering on a Thursday, with unclear names and contact details. The legibility is poor and specifics are not recoverable.
Piano tuning service will be in Fairfier from November 25 to December 4. Leave orders at Leggett Hardware or Scheffel's Store, contact B J Eisenhart.
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