Local News Briefs From Ottumwa Area
Local briefs report families traveling to Ottumwa and Mt. Pleasant for work and school. Several residents, including Samuel Culler, C L Schieber, and Miss Nellie Banfield, are noted for illness, travel, or new assignments. The list also mentions relatives in France, Fernand overseas service, and a major jaw surgery for J C McKenzie with related medical details.
Notice to guardians and heirs over Jefferson land dispute
Public notice lists W E Chandler and others as guardians heirs and claimants to a Jefferson county Iowa tract in Section 8. Marcellus Thompson petitions to quiet title claiming ownership in fee simple and seeks to bar all adverse claims. Court in Fairfield Iowa to hear on September 9 1918. attorney Richard C Legfett. Also job ad for YMCA work and Old Settlers Day baby contest notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Chandler
Guardian
First National Bank of
Fairfield
Iowa
James F. Wilson
Mary A. K. Wilson
R. H. Hufford
Mary J. Hufford
Z. H. Held
Isadore Held
William S. West
Winnie E. West
Frank L. West
Jennie C. West
E. A. Howard
Mary L. Howard
Morgan Keltner
Nathan Berkhimer
Temperance Berkhimer
John Workman
Delila Workman
Jefferson County
the District Court
Marcellus Thompson
District Court
Towa
Court House
Richard C. Legfett
Students in S A T C to be sent to active service by 1919
Des Moines reports from Washington indicate practically all students in the students' army training corps will be assigned to active field service by June 1919. They will not be deferred, except for technically valuable military studies, and will be called with peers outside colleges. Transfers to officers' schools or college for further study will occur as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Army Training Corps
Washington
War Department
Community Bible Class to Resume at Parsons College
Prof Vartinian announces the Community Bible Class will be resumed in Fairfield as part of Parsons College extension work. Participants will receive Biblical department credit, with officials aiming for a true community class. Date and program details will be announced soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Vartinian
Parsons College
Biblical Department
Entertainment at Golf Club Delightful Evening Program
Members and guests enjoyed a Golf Club program at the club house last evening. The Six Who Pass While the Lentils Boil opened, Robert Israel gave a violin solo, and a modern Cinderella was presented under the direction of Mrs. C. J. Fulton and Mrs. J. H. Montgomery. An orchestra dance followed the outdoor program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golf Club
Robert Israel
C. J. Fulton
J. H. Montgomery
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Clean Skin Boost
Purported liver and bowel aid by a vegetable compound with olive oil. Marketed as a calomel substitute, olive color pills claim to purify skin and improve appetite without dangerous after effects. Sold in 10c and 25c boxes. take one or two nightly for results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Also Mentioned on This Page
J .T. Rodgers
Ottumwa
Samuel Culler
Jefferson County Hospital
C. L. Schieber
Lockridge
M. W. Roth
Chicago
Blanche Banta
Mt. Pleasant
Louise Wright
Turner Home
Isabelle Sampson of
City
F. E. Sheehy
Paul
Mary O'Neil
Edina
A. J. Green
Nellie Banfield
Council Bluffs
Joseph Ricksher
Theodore
France
Mark Whitney
Keosauqua
J. C. Thorne
Denver
Colorado
Harry P. Thorne
Walter W. Hisel
337Th Field Artillery
Anna Roth
Runnels
Marjory Sloan
Pella
Central College
W. B. Stokes
Micz ¢ Pebion
South Ottumwa
Cora Rundle
W. C Ball
Cora Ball
Thomas of
Berkley, Calif
Harry Ball
Virginia Witkoski
Anna Droz
St. Mary’s Academy
R. G. Whitmer
Madison
Wis
Whitmer
L. E. Gordon
Great Lakes
Eldon Forum
J. C. McKenzie
Claude
Mr. McKenzie
Yqu
A. K. Harper
Pearl Hague
Junkin
WOLF
Wolf Chemical CO
Quincy
Lilimoias
Bushnell
Ilinois
John M. Brant Company
Illinois