Exemption Board Notes on Identification Card Mailing
Identification cards are to be sent for advance registrants out of the county on September 12. A long list of names and addresses appears, including Dr. Geo Mogridge Glenwood Ia Jas Yanaway Alton Kan Arthur O Forbes Packwood Henry A Oliver Paris France Ralph Mitchell Ada Minn Merwin Laughlin Garden City Minn A E Wilson Topeka Kan Harry Welch Aberdeen South Dakota Bruce Whitmore Sioux City Ia Ray Bates Perlee Iowa Grover Cassaday Emry South Dakota Dr E G Grove Grafton North Arthur Peck Mitchell South Dakota Thos E Olinger Clives Iowa Dewey Wymer Cleves Iowa Glen Aldrich Columbus South Dakota Fred Hampton Ottumwa Ia Chas E Buchanan Patterson Cal Roy C Fry Globe Ariz Wm T Green Park Rapids Minn Joe Hibbs Parsons Kan R O Boltz Des Moines Jesse Bourne Grafton North Dakota A S Anderson Packwood Leroy Cox Davenport Martin L Cox Davenport Dr H V Scarborough Oakdale Iowa The following will have cards forwarded from Fairfield or retained here J H McDonald M Rodney Nelson Raymond Whitham Otto Eckey Thos J Anderson Carroll May Lafayette Switzer O T Wildman Ralph R Jacobs W V Hughes Guy E Smith Ross O Linder Leo A Mitchell Cc EK Wolverton Sylvester Liblin Peter J Johnson Edmond Kolloch Samuel Barber J A Workman W H Baird John EB Wood Anthony Phillips John N Webber Wm FB Kenyon Rober Larson Homer R Murray O F Nelson Harry A Newton Ira Lawrence Wm H Havner ey Davis Harold L Monson Co M Barnes Myron JD Webber Chas Glotfelty MM Baker
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Mogridge
Glenwood
Jas. Yanaway
Alton
Kan
Arthur O. Forbes
Packwood
Henry A. Oliver
Place de la Madeline
Paris
France
Ralph Mitchell
Ada
Minn
Merwin L. Laughlin
Garden City
Fred E. Hampton
Ottumwa
Chas
E. Buchanan
Patterson
Cal
Roy C. Fry
Globe
Ariz
T Green
Park Rapids
Joe Hibbs
Parsons
R. O. Boltz
Des Moines
Jesse F. Bourne
Grafton
North Dakota
A. S Anderson
Leroy T. Cox
Davenport
Martin L. Cox
Dr. H. V. Scarborough
Oakdale
J. H. McDonald
M. Rodney Nelson
Raymond A. Whitham
Otto E. Eckey
Thos
J. Anderson
Carroll H. May
Lafayette R. Switzer
O. T. Wildman
Ralph R. Jacobs
W. V. Hughes
Guy E. Smith
Ross O. Linder
Leo A. Mitchell
Cc EK. Wolverton
Sylvester Liblin
Peter J. Johnson
Edmond C. Kolloch
Samuel Barber
J. A. Workman
W. H. Baird
John EB. Wood
Anthony Phillips
John N Webber
Wm. FB. Kenyon
Rober
L. Larson
Homer R. Murray
O F. Nelson
Harry A. Newton
Ira Lawrence
Wm. H. Havner
Ey ©. Davis
Harold L. Monson
M. Barnes
Myron JD. Webber
Chas. Glotfelty
MM. Baker
Patriot Union Service at Methodist Church Sunday Evening
A union meeting of all churches will convene at the Methodist church next Sunday evening at O o clock. James H Woertendyke of California lawyer teacher lecturer will address the audience on Patriotism and the Liquor Traffic. An offering will be taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
James H. Woertendyke
California
Hats and coats sale and social at Drake Clothing Co
Out of town ladies urged to visit Weet Broadway store for early fall and winter hats at modest prices. Special three day event September 12 13 14 offering ten percent off men youths and boys outerwear. Lutheran Ladies Aid to serve food tomorrow in room near Iowa State Savings Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drake Clothing Co
East Side
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Iowa State Savings Bank
Jury trials canceled in September district term
The September term of the district court will be light with no jury trials this term as Judge D. M. Anderson cites the heavy workload of national registration and men’s classification. Probate case Margaret J. Spray vs J. W. Bean acts as first Saturday. Chancery Kerr vs Skidmore Land Co. and Greby vs Erickson on First Friday. Law cases set for Third Thursday. George W. Kerr of Birmingham, agent for Skidmore, testifies about a farm contract and demand for more money by the defendants’ agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Anderson
Margaret J. Spray
J. W. Bean
Actmr
Geo. W. Kerr
Skidmore Land Co
Henry Greby Ve
Noah Erickson
George W. Kerr
Birmingham
Kerr
County representatives named for Volunteer Medical Corps district
The First District volunteers appoints district doctors to coordinate mobilization and enrollment. Dr. S. K. Davis of Libertyville serves Jefferson county. Other members include Dr. C. K. Magee Burlington Des Moines county and Dr. John H. Chittum Wapello. The state executive committee lists several physicians from Des Moines Clinton Sioux City and nearby counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volunteer Medical Service Corps
8. K. Davis
Lierryville
Jefferson County
C. F. Mehler
New London
Louisa County
John H. Chittum
Wapello
Lee County
C. R. Armentrout
Keokuk
van Buren
Charles R Russell
Keosauqua
Washington County
A Boice
Washington
K. BP
Via
Libertyville
B. L. Eller
Leon
Pafirehild
M D
Clinton
J. Rockafellow
Des Moines
Big Army Registration Set For Tomorrow in Iowa
Readiness spreads statewide for September 12 as over 288 000 Iowa men aged 18 to 45 register for the draft. The Provost Marshall orders flags to fly statewide and suggests bands at registration sites. In Fairfield registration will occur at the Court House Fultons Cafe City Hall and Library Basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Uncle Sam
Fairfield
Fairfield Chautauqua Stockholders Meet in Fairfield
Stockholders of the Fairfield Chautauqua association will meet at 1 30 p m Friday October 4 1918 in the community rooms at the armory Fairfield for electing directors and other business by J A Huglin president and Dean Taylor secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield Chau Fauqua Association
Armory
Fairfield
Mrs Agnes Coop Dies in Brookfield Missouri
Word arrived of the death of Mrs Agnes Coop wife of Joseph Coop a former resident of this county at her Brookfield Missouri home. The body will be brought here tomorrow morning to Frazey undertaking parlors and the funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o clock at Antioch church with Rev Leland Spaulding in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Prof
C. W. Mountain
Agnes Coop
Joseph Coop
County
Brookfield
Frazey Undertaking
Antioch Church
Leland Spaulding
Miss Jessie May Alford and T J Anderson Wed at Chris Four
Miss Jessie May Alford of Eldon and Mr. T J Anderson of Fairfield wed Tuesday at 4:20 PM in the Chris Four O'clock Rey R H Polly officiating. Attended by Myrtle Monger and H M Parr. The couple begin life on a farm with many friends’ best wishes. Anderson is a prosperous Jefferson county farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie May Alford
Eldon
T. J. Anderson
Fairfield
Chris
Rey
R. H. Polly
Tian Parsonage
Rev
Myrtle Monger
H. M. Parr
Mr. Anderson
Jefferson County
Old Soldiers Told to Meet for Old Settlers Parade
Old soldiers are asked to gather at the M. E. church at eleven o clock Thursday. They will be provided autos for a ride in the Old Settlers parade under W. C. Ball. Each veteran should bring a flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. EB
W. C. Ball
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daily Journal
Wrnal Printing
A. E Wilson
Topeka
Harry E. Welch
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Bruce Whitmore
Sioux City
Ray Z. Bates
Perlee
Grover Cassaday
Emry
South da
Kota
E. G. Grove
North
Dakota
Arthur L. Peck
Mitchell, South da
Thos. E. Olinger
Clives
Dewey Wymer
Cleves
Glen Aldrich
Columbus
Patriotic Union Service
LNO
Frank Boies
Jos, Roth
Ila Collins
Katherine Fulton
Dorothy Tally
Mary Alice Smith
Dick Collins
Zada Wisecarver
Louise Lamson
Park
Old Settlers
Tion
R. H. Munro
R. W. Lamson
J. Chester
C. W. Gage
Marshall
B. T. Raines
Joseph Roth
William DuBois
John Buchanan
Fairfield Fire Department
Apple Sam
J. S. McKenney
Hi Blough
C. H. Guage
Merchants’ Floats
C. F E. Ander
William Louden
Calathampians
Roy D. Erickson
West Broadway
T. L. James
W. C
ARMY
Stockholders’ Meeting
J. A. Huglin, Pres
Dean Taylor
Sec’y
Efor T
Hursday
Redfern
Frank’s Orchestra
Carmel Myers
the Wine Girl
Mrs. Peck
Price
Baptist Ladies’ Aid
Missouri
Parsons Conservatory
James P. Moorhead
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