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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1917
Page
6
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Entered at the Postoffice at Fairfield Iowa as mail matter of the Second Class Please report promptly any irregularity in the carrier service Telephone No 23.
Social happenings include Mrs. W. S. Johnson hosting the Sunday School class at East Hempstead Street and the Ladies Aid Society gathering at Mrs. J. W. Burns residence on South Second Street. Various church clubs meet this evening, followed by a marriage announcement for James B. Bailey and Minnie Redfern in Burlington.
The Jefferson County Nurses Training School held graduation exercises at the Presbyterian church. Miss Zilpha Kamp Miss June Hazel Norris and Miss Emma Katherine Marsh were named graduates. Elizabeth Greiner of Mt Sinai School of Nursing spoke on nursing’s wartime call and duty. The program included oaths diplomas and musical numbers.
The 23rd reunion of Company M, Fourth Iowa Cavalry, was held Sept. 22 1917 at the H Heaton home near Wood-Thrush Park with about 200 attendees. Officers were re-elected. a new plan admitted sons and daughters of members as equal members. Honorary members attended. readings, songs, and a benediction marked the gathering.
The district court adjourned this afternoon with no further probate or chancery cases. The Grand Jury was discharged, report not released. A Keosauqua Republican item claims Judge Anderson jailed two witnesses for memory issues and warned of further jailings to curb drunkenness in Fairfield.
Advertisement notes a fried chicken supper offered at the Newport Cafe on Friday and Saturday evenings. The address listed is 306.
Notice warns those who took cakes and peanuts from Pleasant Grove Church on Friday night September 21st to settle the theft to avoid trouble. The Newport trustees announce a fried chicken supper Friday night.
A large car of Nut size coke is described as a suitable fuel for stoves and base burners. The notice urges customers to order coke if they are unsure about their hard coal supply, noting the Coke Company has refused further orders.
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