Local Briefs Highlight City Visits and Travel
Mrs F E Woods of Birmingham and Mrs Frank Anderson of Birmingham are visiting the city. Mr L E Whitney and Mr Willard Daggett traveled to Burlington and Selma respectively. Richard Gentry of Ottumwa spent Sunday with relatives. Mildred Mitchell returned from Brighton and Mrs H A Mitchell from Piper City. Mrs John McKee and Mrs Grover Johnson of Birmingham visited. Dorothy Helen Speer and her mother were released from the hospital. Jack Farmer died at the South Depot street home after membranous croup illness. funeral arrangements are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Mitchell
Piper City, i
John McKee
Grover Johnson
Birmingham
City
Jack Farmer
John Farmer
Alway
South Depot Street
War Films Shown Twice This Evening at Two Theaters
U S official wartime film Pershing's Crusaders will screen twice this evening at the Orpheum and Fairfield Theaters. A private showing at Fairfield is arranged for Louden Machinery Company and Iowa Malleable Iron Works employees, seven o'clock for Louden workers and after the first showing for iron workers. The Orpheum performance continues as scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Pershing
Orpheum
Fairfield Theaters
Fairfield
Louden Machinery Company
Iowa Malleable Iron Works
Louden
Machinery Company
Iron Workers
Notice to Subscribers on Rising Journal Subscription Rates
The Daily Journal announces higher subscription rates due to higher print paper costs and other materials. Advertising rates were increased earlier and free copies stopped. New rates for Fairfield deliveries take effect October 1, 1918, with advance payment options through January 1, 1919.
Life and Death of Norvel N Green Parsonville Illustrious Neighbor
Norvel N Green longtime Parsonville resident dies after seventy years in the community. He helped build and fund the church and served thirty years as school district treasurer. A major sheep raiser with over 1000 head at times he also led local singing schools for sixty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norvel N. Green
Parsonville
Green
Death of Nor Vel Green Shocks County Choir
The county mourns Nor Vel Green whose passing weakens the local choir once famed for miles around. John Vogdisang, practical piano tuner, remains listed with contact information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Vogdisang
Notice of Final Settlement in Stanford Estate
Notice to heirs and interested parties that Clara C. Stanford executrix files final report for J. F. Stanford deceased in Jefferson County Iowa. Objections must be filed by September 26 1918 at the Fairfield courthouse. Executrix discharged bondsman released. Ralph H. Munro attorney for executrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Jefferson County
Iowa
Clara C. Stanford
J. F. Stanford
Court House
Fairfield
Executrix
Ralph H. Munro
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F. E. Woods
L. E. Whitney
Burlington
Robt. Parrett
Waterloo
Willard Daggett
Selma
The
Lowell Sheehy
Chicago
Frank Anderson
R. M. Crail
Davenport
Richard Gentry
Ottumwa
B. W. McCreary
Abingdon
Mildred Mitchell
Brighton
Charles Wisecarver
Sigourney
Mrs
Don Teal
Willard Parker
Keithsburg, Tl
T. F. Higley
Atlanta
Georgia
I. H. Tomilson
Des Moines
J. M. Gregg
Per
Publica
Daily Journal
Ted
LIFE
War
Norvel Green
Post Office Department
Jefferson CO. Telephone CO
FORD
T.W. Hannah
Staves Bros
Beaver Soap CO
Dayton, Ohio
Tara
U. S. War Films
U. S. Signal Corps
Navy
Committee On General Information
George Creel
Charles §. Hart
Orpheum Theater
America
Cleveland Press
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