Quo Vadis at the Opera House in Ames this week
The Intelligencer records multiple notices from Ames Iowa including the Quo Vadis play at the Opera House on April 18 with admission 25 35 and 50 cents. Various locals visit relatives relocate or recover while church and school events fill Holy Week and Easter plans.
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Rome
Opera House
Holmes
Mercy Hospital
Des Moines
Ames
Bert
Chas. Berger
Ida Grove
Odebolt
Rhodes
Congregational Church
Clarence Maller
Gilbert Station
General Assembly
J. E. Greendyke
Greendyke
Heng Lee
Ogden
C. M. Bartlett
Story City Herald
The
Herald
A. K. Grafton
Bradford Knapp
Belmond
Blanche Greely
Adele Stuhr
Waterloo
New Hampton
Hardy
Blackman
M. E
Christ
E. M. Holmes
Bloomington
Frederic Clark
Epworth League
League
Baptist
Churches of
Anamosa
Charles Hutchinson
Charles
Hampton
Association
Pomeroy
Forest City
Mr. Jeffers
Burk
Ames High School
Iowa
Iowa Falls
Intelligencer
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Jas. K. Polk
Wm. McKinley
Garrett A. Hobart
United States
Needham
Wours
C. E. Holmes
the Intelligencer
Hudson Bros. Publishers
Chas. Tilden
Mr. Jackson
Hardin
J. L. Stevens
Boone
G. H. Maxwell
Reading
C. G. McCarthy
State Auditor
Laura Walker
C. G. Lee
Cook Poperty
Cassie Lincoln
Miss Welch
Frank P. Sexton
Belle Plaine
Engineer Borps
Geo. S. Foster
Senator Harriman
W. B. Harriman
Motherers’ Union
Baptist Church
H. P. Douglass
Jennie Beyer
Charlotte Linton
P. E. O. Society
Curtiss
Mary Corkins
Portland
Oregon
Laura Wolverton
West Hotel
Walter B. Snow
Mr. Hytland
College Chapel
Ida Benfey
Victor Hugo
Jean Valjean
Cosette
Christian Church
McIntire
McLain
Womans’ Club of
State of
State Association
A. V. Stout
Grundy County
Carroll Herald
Roland
Nevada
Amon W. Olson
New
Lucile
LA Force
R. V. Stan
Ford
Chicago
Tilden Bros. & Co