I S C Students Relive Easter Vacation Adventures
ISU Civil engineers tour Chicago and the new Northwestern Terminal caissons while others ride the Interurban from Des Moines to Ames. The trip stalls in darkness for four hours as hungry students sing, joke, and share tales of sleep loss and hunger on the ride back to campus.
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Civil Engineers
Chicago
Windy City
Northwestern
Northwestern Railway Company
Armstrong
Iowa State College
Des Moines
Ames
I S Class Reunion Plans Grow For 1910 Returnees
The class of 1905 marks a five year reunion in 1910 with letters from many members confirming plans to return to campus. Caroline Grimsby leads the committee and a class breakfast is planned for Wednesday with little else set.
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Caroline Grimsby
John Ansteny
Massena
Iowa
George C. Cutler
Mora
Minn
A. C. Epley
Waverly
A. R. Horn
Newton
J. W. Hook
Marshalltown
Fred Minkler
New Brunswick
New Jersey
Zaidee Griffith-Tallman
Sedalia
C. J. Nickerbacker
Fairfield
Mabel Campbell
Ames
R. K. Bliss
M. L. Bowman
Waterloo
R. R. Dykstra
Carolyn Grimsby
Milo Williams
Washington
D. C
R. EB. Blackwood
Chicago
A. H. Hoffman
Rested After Long Journeys Boost Lab Staff Energy
Workers returning from extended trips to back laboratories appear more rested than colleagues who went home for scarce rest. The observation suggests travel fatigue impacts daily tasks and productivity.
Obituary of Dr Crawford McWilliam Ames 1910
Dr Crawford McWilliam born October 19 1865 in Downing Missouri died after a pneumonia struggle in Ames Iowa April 19010 He studied in Chicago Iowa practice at Lowdon and Ames from 1903 marriage to Margaret Orr in Chicago 1902 with son Leslie and surviving relatives The Congregational church Masons Yeomen honored him at services held April 4 in Ames with floral tributes and a Downing burial The Yeomen lodge expresses deepest sympathy and records biographical notes on his life.
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Crawford McWilliam
Downing
Missouri
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Chicago
Lowdon
Iowa
New York City
Ames
Margaret B. Orr
Leslie Orr
Congregational Church
Masons
William J. Minchin
L. C. Tilden
Nina Nichols
Winter Paxton
Yeomen
Ames Lodge Brotherhood of American Yeomen
C. McWilliams
Dr. McWilliams
J. BE. Judge
D. A. Miller
F. R. Conaway
William E McCoy Dies. Civil War Veteran and Iowa Pioneer
William Edward McCoy born May 31 1844 in Montgomery Virginia moved with family to Cassopolis Michigan then Greene County Iowa near Jefferson. He enlisted in 1861 in Co H 44th Iowa Infantry and later married twice Father of 8 with surviving spouses and grandchildren. He united with the United Brethren Church in 1900 and died March 31 at Ames with family by his side.
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William Edward McCoy
Montgomery
Virginia
Cassoppolis
Michigan
Greene County
Iowa
Jefferson
McCoy
Co. H
44Th
Iowa Infantry
Adlydia Adelaide Morman
Fred McCoy
Lou Deal
Ames
Otto
Ralph
Jefferson, Iowe
Laura J. Stephenson
William Arthur
George Oscar
Frances J
Stephen Edward
Amanda Mae
Des Moines
United Brethren Church
Alice McCoy
Ainsworth
Nebraska
Jeff McCoy
Marriages in East St Louis and local notices
Nicholas Mellor and Charles Sabin Nicholas wed in East St. Louis First Baptist Church on March 30, uniting two Ames, Iowa families. The story notes the anniversary of the bride’s parents and a visit at Mrs. Fred Elwell’s home. Also included are medical advertisements for Hall's Catarrh Cure and a list of mayors elected in Story County. Rev. W. Johnson departs for Minnesota and South Dakota on a four week land survey trip.
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Nicholas
Iowa State College
Iowa Highway Commission
Ames
Welch Avenue
Nicholas Mellor
First Baptist Church
East St. Louis
E. V. Lamb
Lucretia Mellor
Charles Sabin Nicholas
Iowa
G. H. Mellor
Miss Mellor
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I. S
Bates
U. S
B. A. Knudson
Prop
Pure Food Grocery
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Story County
Slater
R. P. Viland
Cambridge
F. W. Morgan
Roland
J. H. Larson
Collins
O. B. Peterson
Zearing
George Barnard
Rev. W. Johnson
Minnesota
South Dakota
Rev. Johnson
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