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Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1917

Page

7

Exedham Funeral to be Held Tomorrow for Frank Ken Wines

Funeral services for Frank Ken Wines will be held tomorrow afternoon at one o clock from the Q Easley Funeral Parlors. Rev Ans Week of the Lutheran church will officiate. The remains will be taken to Mt Pleasant for burial. Mr. Suedham, son of Mr. Smeg Sirs Wm Dean Leedham and Wercon, was born in Mt. Pleasant on April MQ 1859. He moved to this city with his family about 2? years ago. He married Alma Florence Rod ee in Mt Pleasant on December 21 1879. she died in 1909. Children Hioward R. and Mary L. of Fairfield, Carl Adolph of Jackson Ma, and Oscar Wendell of Newsma survive. One son James W. has preceded him in death. He leaves one brother and four sisters: 824 eesham, Mrs Lucy L Chron and Mrs Mar poster of Davenport. He was affiliated with the I O O W, Fraternal Aid and Home lodges. Friends will extend sympathy to the sorrowing family at this time.

Frank Kenwines Jeelham Smeg Dean Leedham Wercorn Mt. Pleasant Pleasant Alma Florence Rodeee Gnion Eqingie Ron Hioward R Mary L Pairfield Carl Adolph Jackson Gem Ma Oscar Wendell Ewsma James W Eesham Lucy L. Chron Mar‘ae Davenport I. O. O. Wong

Local News Briefs Highlight City Visits

Archie Greenfield of Washington visited friends in the city for the evening. Emes Bates of Tekamah Neb in the Ernest and Perry places homes and with relatives. Mrs Wm Adam returned home at Tifton after visiting Levi Peasley. W P Squires spent the weekend with his daughters I A Workman and family. Mrs Archie Trent and son Kenneth joined for a visit, and Jin Allison and wife with baby from Packwood were in the city for W eathers.

Archie Greenfield Washington Sox Emes Bates Tekamah Neb Ernest and Perry Laces Adam Mar Tifton Levi Peasley P. Squires I. A. Workman Archie Trent Quincy Trent Kenneth Scommur Jin Allison Packwood

Oakville Man Forces Kill and Salutes Old Glory

Oakville Iowa residents planned patriotic exercises in Wapello when H F Hays a farmer near Oakville warned he would shoot any man placing a US flag on his house. A convoy of fifty autos stopped at his home to place a flag but he tore it down after the event. On the return trip at about 11 o clock reports said he had attacked the flag again.

Oakville Wapello H. F. Hays United States Hays

College Notes Preview Local Visits and Activities

Leland Page visits Keota with parents while Bernice Green heads to Winfield for a weekend stay. Mildred Stewart and Grace Applegate drive to Washington this evening. Martha Gearhart plans a Albia trip tomorrow for college business. Dorothy Phelps forms Hawaiian orchestra among college girls. roster to be released next week. President R Ames Montgomery goes to Glasgow on Sunday the 23rd to address a Sunday School convention. First team vs second team scrimmage planned this evening at Alumni Field. admissions invite spectators.

Dorothy Phelps

Vicious Flag Humiliation Witnessed in Oakville

Twelve cars carried Oakville residents who forced Hays to kneel kiss salute and nail the flag to his house while his wife was made to kiss the flag and vow protection. Also there is notice of Swedish Ladies food sale at Simpson Meat Market Saturday at 9 30.

Oakville Hays Simpson Meat Market

Taxes Begin Penalty Oct Ist Per R H Spence

Tax penalties take effect October first as stated by R H Spence, county treasurer. The notice lists the official 252 as the reference for the penalty start date.

R. H. Spence, Co. Treas

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