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Newspaper

Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1918

Page

3

Funeral for Royal V. Galliher Held in Fairfield

Royal V. Galliher died in Iowa City aged 27 and 9 months. Funeral services set for Sunday at 10:30 a.m. in Fairfield with Dr. C. L. Tennant in charge. Burial at Union Cemetery near Glendale after gathering at Kerrick undertaking parlor. He was survived by his mother and four siblings. He lived in Jefferson County all his life and taught at Batavia High School. He had recently entered the State University medical school and was active in the Methodist Church through Epworth League leadership.

Royal V. Galliher Iowa City Feirfield Jefferson County Roy Vaska Galliher Grant Galliher Jeerson County Fairfield High Parsons College Batavia High School State University Methodist Episcopal Church Epworth League J. H. Galliher Hungtington Indiana Harry A Silver City Iowa Iva and Myrtle Fairfield C. L. Tennant Kerrick Undertaking Union Cemetery Glendale

Tocal News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Health Alerts

Local notes report Mrs. B A McDonald visiting Des Moines relatives at the L E Whitney home. Mrs. V A Root travels for her daughter's illness. many community members visit friends in Davenport Mt Pleasant Richland and Des Moines. Spanish influenza impacts schools and aviation student Everett Fry improves after illness. Community events include Plum Grove school social Oct 17 and extended family visits across several towns.

River journey from Washington to new duties in 1915

A. E. Turner writes his parents from a train trip in September 1915 describing cotton and tobacco country en route to Washington DC, a stop for a meal, and notes on mail limits, money needs, and hope for health. He mentions photos of the city and President Wilson, and says he will try to send letters when possible while on assignment.

Acre Washington Wilson Turner

Des Moines Township Barns Destroyed by Fire

Two large barns on Ww. C. Gonterman’s farm in Des Moines township burned Wednesday night, destroying the buildings and 75 tons of hay and straw, 3200 bushels of oats, 100 bushels of Timothy seed, and farm machinery. Cause unknown but possibly spontaneous combustion in clover hay. Loss partly insured.

John Vogel Practical Piano Tuner

John Vogel offers piano tuning services in the local area with contact available by phone 2412. The note includes an address fragment 86-13.

John Vogel

Social Evening Recaps and Golden Anniversary Obser vations

Miss Wanda Barnes hosted a social gathering of young ladies at her South Second Street home with games and music. Miss Anna Mae Gentry hosted a six o clock dinner on South Sixth Street, then an Orpheum outing and a bank party at her home. Mr and Mrs J F Loehr quietly celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary October 11 at home due to Mrs Loehr’s health. they spent nineteen years in Liberty Hill and thirty one in Fairfield, with seven children and sixteen grandchildren. Children will present a purse of gold.

Wanda Barnes South Second Street Anna Mae Gentry South Sixth Street Orpheum J. F. Loehr

Liberty chorus aids liberty loan unity across cultures

Mrs Constantine Howard leads a Liberty chorus of 100 voices from 32 nationalities. She notes improved cross cultural bond since the third loan and says foreign born workers now actively sell bonds to all Americans. The effort aims to erase racial differences and strengthen civic solidarity for the war effort.

Constantine Howard Howard Chiro Priatabotte

Budget Your Bond Buying by Grace Dixon

Federal Reserve official Grace Dixon urges readers to budget for Fourth Liberty Loan bonds along with essentials like meat and groceries. She advises listing actual necessities and future payments, assessing adequacy, and increasing subscriptions before the campaign ends to secure future financial peace.

Miss Grace Dixon Federal Reserve

Worship at Home Due to Epidemic Restrictions

In the wake of lagrippe, public gatherings including Sabbath School and worship at the Presbyterian church are canceled for tomorrow Sabbath October 13. The minister H A Mosser and superintendent D John Winter urge members to study God's Word and worship at home.

Presbyterian Church God H. A. Mosser D. John Winter

Lawyers Committee on War Service Offers Free Guidance

Jefferson county lawyers form a Lawyers committee on War Service to aid soldiers sailors and dependents with relief claims from the government. They may visit any local bar member for free just and diligent service without charge as announced by chairman J S McKenney.

Jefferson County Lawyers Committee On McKenney Chm Lawyers Com

Potatoes from North Dakota Arrive for Sale in Ohio

C. C. Lesher announces Early Ohio Potatoes from North Dakota coming soon at 1.40 dollars per bushel. Telephone 4233. 239.

C. C. Lesher Ohio North Dakota Telephone

Local Services Ad Promotes Plumbing and Shoe Repair

I Will do your plumbing and het ing. Repair work given prompt atention. C. E. Haynes- Ltd door north Savings Bank, Phone 357 214-14 For first class shoe repairing, bring them to W. L. Lambert, 2nd door east of Boyd's grocery store, New Chicago.

C. E. Haynes- Ltd Door North Savings Bank W. L. Lambert Boyd's New Chicago

Railroad Timetables B and Q No 5 to McCook and Denver

East bound and west bound schedules list No 5 Chicago to McCook and No 2 Denver to Chicago with arrival times for trains including Fast Mail Nos 8 and 4 and various locals. The page shows multiple city destinations and times in a dense timetable format.

Denver Chicago Fast Mail McCook Ottawa Burl Creston Peoria Omaha

Red Cross Election Set for Fairfield Armory October 23

A mass Red Cross meeting at the Fairfield Armory on a Wednesday in October will elect a director for each precinct for two years and one Round Prairie township director for one year. Nominating committee lists two candidates per office with names by district. all paid members in Jefferson County eligible to vote.

Red Cross Armory Fairfield J. P. Starr Round Prairie Township Nions Walnut Elizabeth Keintz John F. Mann Penn Heller I E. A. Hes Round Prairie Walter Stewart Higgen Hickenbottom Cedar Two H. Reitveldt Clay Wright Liberty Two K. Davis R. B. Stevenson Des Moines Lew Fordyce Chas. F. Smith The Jeerson County

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Maj James H. Perkins American Red Cross For Europe American Expeditionary Forces Kivu Royal Galiher TOCAL B. A. McDonald Des . Moines L. E. Whitney South Court Street V. A. Root Alled Lucas Fred Nelson Jefferson Insurance Company County Mutu House A. F. Carlson Charles Carlson Rome City K. J. Rieste L. A. Griffith Biggsville, HI J. H. McGee Maple Avenue Nellie Turner Davenport Garment Department of the Red Cross Board of Health Hilda Whitney Mary Jane McGaw Mt. Pleasant John Johnson Birmingham John Gossick Richland Ollie Arthur Duvall Camp Dodge Anna Culbertson Iowa Falls Annette McClain Hes Fone Red Oak Everett Fry U.S. Service Ralph King University Wm. Simmons E. F. Simmons Plum Maple Grove Plum Grove Shaw Leona Alice Stever Belle Green Ottumwa W. J. Crawford Anthony Wayne Crawford Jack Faces Evan M. J. Clinkinbeard Gertrude Singleton Pleasant Plain A. C. Russell Louis Minnesota Guy Dysart Ray Kirksville Missouri H. H. Huston Madison Wis Consin Florence of Sanfrancisco, Cali Ray Baker Liberty BIG Aid Lockridge Ww. L. Bankhead Russell Johnson Ada B. F. Parsons Fred McElwee Holland Rusk Holland Aix Mart Holland Rusk Co. Holland, Mics John T. Davies E.f.gaule Browning Munson Herman Meyer Shoe Store West Side Square Over Hub Rock Island A. J. Boyd Kodak Finishing Gaumers’ Drug Store A. W. Switzer N. Third St Blue Grass West Burlington Street J. L. Smuth Prop Frank D. Kerrick Tribune Fairfield Theater
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