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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1918
Page
2
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All registered men urged to assemble at the Burlington depot at 7 50 this evening for a parade to Chau tauqua park. The big free concert by the Jackies will follow at the park after the parade.
The Philathea Class of the Methodist church hosted a farewell gathering for teacher Mrs. W R Keesey at Miss Fern Hewitt’s West Washington home. Knox Bible class met at the Manse with about eighteen members. A miscellaneous shower honored Mrs. Daniel Sauer at the Phillip Sauer Sr home, with gifts and a two course lunch. Wesleyan Bible Class plans a regular meeting in the church basement. Samuel King hosted a six o'clock dinner in honor of nephew Ralph King heading to Town City University. guests included Rev Father Gayle Anna Phelan and the Kings' family.
The winter session starts Friday evening at the Baptist church under Prof V partanian. Old members are urged to resume the work and others interested in Bible instruction are invited to join. A program for the opening meeting is planned to interest all attendees.
Final settlement report of Clara Stanford executrix of the estate of J Stanford deceased filed with Jefferson County District Court. Heirs at law and interested parties must appear by September 26, 2018 to object. otherwise the report will be approved and executrix discharged.
A chicken supper is planned for Thursday evening September 19 from 5 to 8 o'clock at the Christian Church. Proceeds support church activities and community programs.
Long list of Second Ward registrants from the September 12 draft by the local exemption board. Names include Salts, Crail, Keesey, Branner, Minster, Davis, Johnson, Scott, Brown, Hyde, Wright, Keltner, Quillen, Williams, Edwards, Woolsey, Bowermaster, Messer, Lanam, Martin, Mountain, Turner, Fisher, Stuart, Crandall, Minnie, Standaert, Bell, Westerfield, Leathers, Linn, Mulkins, Kennedy, Gaumer, Hansen, Faulkner, Delp, Shaw, Woellhall, Lambert, Barrozo, Johnson, Risinger, Barker, Gargoia, Griffitts, Crail, Wohl, Scott, Gaines, ONeil, Blosser, Mathews, Freshwater, Keltner, Ho man, etc.
John Glovech, longtime Fairfield resident, discovers he is legally an alien enemy after voting for years without naturalization. He arrived from Austria in 1892, learned only recently that voting required papers, and filed for naturalization with Clerk George M. Hall. He registered at the post office as an alien enemy.
The Jefferson County Hospital School of Nursing Fairfield Iowa will hold its third commencement at the Presbyterian church on Thursday Sept 19 1918. Edna Foley Chicago will give the address and three graduates Miss Pansy Arbaugh Miss Naomi Robers and Miss Nettie Stucker will receive diplomas. A reception follows in the church basement with a note asking attendees to bring sugar due to shortages.
Judge D M Anderson adjourned the District court to September 26 after a day of testimony in the case of Margaret J Spray seeking compensation for the late James M Blakeley. The court allowed a $120 claim against the estate administrator. Also: multiple divorces decreed, final reports approved, and Earl Bogardus and Fred Connell indicted for robbery by the Grand Jury.
The second installment of taxes is delinquent and a penalty was added on October 1. The notice warns of further collection action if not paid.
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