Editor Manager Entered at the Post Office at Fairfield Iowa
An entry notes the editor manager was entered at the post office in Fairfield Iowa as mail matter of the second class.
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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1917
Page
2
An entry notes the editor manager was entered at the post office in Fairfield Iowa as mail matter of the second class.
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Health Club meets Wednesday at 3 00 PM with Mrs Joel Turney Fraternal Aid Union gathers tomorrow at 8 00 PM Fancy Work Circle plans to meet with Mrs T F McNew at 300 East Adams Street Wednesday at 2 00 PM White Rose Club hosts Miss Vin Lauder tomorrow at 7 15 PM at Newport cafe bring own dishes Mrs Scott McCormick birthday family baskets visit four miles east of city Philathea Bible Class to attend Batavia Sunday School convention plans a church demonstration meet at seven to wear Booster Class tags transportation by autos
Mrs Frank Basham visits Topeka Kansas at her daughter Mrs W E Bower and relatives in La Platte Missouri. several families return from visits to Des Moines Ottumwa Kirksville and Dow ngers Grove Illinois. Announcements include birth of Margaret to Ralph Goehner and Mrs Knowles Dallas Texas visitors and Dr A W Gaumer commissioned in U S Army Aviation Corps.
The Sunday School Base Ball League board voted to withhold the pennant and keep it for another year. Funds totaling about eight dollars were given to the A M E team to cover suit costs, with Rev Kuhns named custodian of paraphernalia. The Presbyterians lead the standings but remaining games cannot be completed.
Dr and Mrs Parsons halted in Hawaii during a two week journey to Japan. President R Ames Montgomery travels to Chicago on business. Aldine Empyrean Societies host annual browse for new students at the Log Cabin then move to Wade Flinspach's home. Sophomore Class elects officers: President Vincent Keesey, Vice President Dwight Krumholtz, Secretary Marie Magel, Treasurer John Gates.
In Keokuk county a farm lease dispute between A B Williams and Webber and Meredith opened in district court with a sworn jury. The Webber farm, controlled by multiple heirs, allegedly failed to honor a 1916 rental contract, prompting Williams to seek enforcement.
Curtis Vaught of Libertyville reports the death of Ben Vaught age 28 near Chatham Virginia. The death is stated as accidental and he leaves a wife and four-year-old daughter after six years farming in Virginia.
Authorities in Jefferson County detain two intoxicated suspects while another jail inmate reveals the liquor source. The trio may face Judge Anderson as prosecutors seek further disclosures on the bootlegging operation.
Farron resident G W Davis arrives as a city visitor. Rock Island guest Harry Canterbury tours the city. Pramnaree Cevert spends weekend at Middleton home. Marie Anderson returns from Oskaloosa. Margaret OConnor stays with family in Melrose. Mollie Campbell visits J S Gantz home in Osceola. Mr and Mrs Donald McGregor visit uncle in Creston. J C Duncan of Seattle visits brother James Duncan. Mr and Mrs J C Campbell and son of Birmingham in city yesterday. Mrs W H Betts of Madrid arrives for brief visit. Mary Ellen Crail Frances Parrett travel to Ottumwa for visit. Katherine Fulton visits grandmother Mrs H Stichter in Washington. Clay Breneman travels to Kansas City and beyond for sister and friends visit.
The Ministerial Association passed resolutions noting Rev. E. G. McKibben’s resignation from the United Presbyterian church after six years and Rev. J. W. Carson’s transfer from Fairfield Circuit to the Freemont Methodist church. The group praises both ministers, regrets their removal, and commissions copies for minutes, local press, and the brethren.
The Library War Council appointed by Secretary of War Baker launches a campaign to raise one million dollars for libraries in U S cantonments and branch libraries. Ten national figures head the effort as camps and libraries are planned at 32 cantonments with ten thousand dollars each and 356000 books needed immediately.
Church hosts chicken supper on Thursday September 20 from 5 to 8 PM with a 35 cent price. A Lost Medal is described as the A M Hammer Throw Ed Sheridan medal on the back with reward offered and contact via phone 1772.
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