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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1910

Page

8

Ames Social Affairs and Local Society News Roundup

The article reports a Y M and Y W C A reception at Alumni Hall with mingling and a mandolin group named Montgomery Mason Gould and Smith. It notes a card party at Mrs C H Spears home and a Civic Improvement Society meeting at the library. Also listed are Lutheran church events, a 500 club gathering, birthday wishes for Roy Coustigan, a wedding at four o clock next Sunday for Miss Phyrne Thompson and Mr Harry Tarman, and various social visits, anniversaries, and a Yeomen initiation trip to Boone.

Y. M Alumni Hall Montgomery Mason, Gould and Smith Phyrne Thompson Harry Tarman Nevada Marshall Tom Thompson Ds T. Houser The Christian Church Miss Thompson Mr. Tarman

Honor for Mrs Staynor in Ames Fraternal Order

Ames Canton recommends Mrs G E Staynor for the Degree of Chivalry, a first in Ames. The conferral will occur at the Grand Lodge in Cedar Rapids not October. Ames Rosebud Homestead No 34 reports fine attendance at installation with officers led by P F Houghan and others. Mrs J E Judge named county deputy for the Brotherhood of American Yeomen.

Boone Edgar EB. Cory Ames G. E. Staynor Canton Grand Lodge Cedar Rapids G. C. Hickle Herald W. C. Libley Mrs Cora Allen Millie Erickson J. E. Judge Brotherhood of American Yeomen Judge

Ruby Tait to hold assembly after dance class

Miss Ruby Tait plans an assembly following her dancing class next Thursday night at Smith's Hall. Dancing starts at nine o'clock.

Ruby Tait Smith’s Hall

Ames Engineering Co Offers Electric Shades Deal

Do you need electric shades Call anyway and get a 50 cent shade for 10 cents.

Ames Engineering Co

Northwestern Furnishes Ames Water During Drought

The report that Ames obtained water from Boone is wrong. Northwestern supplied Ames with 25 000 gallons from its tanks until the Monday washings ended. The Methodist pipe organ and several church baptistries ran dry, while the U B and Lutheran sources provided limited water for sacraments and sprinkling. Congregational church remained the only one unaffected by the drought.

Northwestern Ames Boone Methodist Christian Baptist Father Renier Congregational Church

Dr Zwemner Addresses Co op Meeting On Western Asia

Dr Zwemner former Turkey missionary and Royal Geographical Society fellow spoke at Agricultural Hall for the co operation meeting. He discussed the pending struggle in Western Asia and later spoke to college girls about work prospects in Turkey and to a mass meeting on student volunteer opportunities in Turkey and Persia. Last call bargains announced for winter coats priced down to ten dollars.

Zwemner Tion Auion Turkey Royal Geographical Society Western Asia Far East Persia

Short Course sparks gifts of gold watch fobs

Charles City residents praised the Short Course, presenting Prof. P. G. Holden with a gold watch fob. The Ames Mono club followed with a larger gift to a friend, and Dr. Crissman and Gen. Lincoln soon received fobs as well.

Charles City America P. G. Holden Holden Mono Club Ames Dr. Crissman Gen Lincoln Prof

Shutt Named Chaplain of Iowa National Guard Unit

Rev. Charles J. Shutt the rector of the Ames Episcopal church is appointed chaplain of the Fifty third Regiment Iowa National Guard He succeeds Dr O L Mason of Boone who moves west

Dr. Shutt Charles J. Shutt Ames Episcopal Church Fifty-third Regiment Iowa National Guard O. L. Mason Boone West

Man at Work Returns to Corn Fields on Route

W. S. Hoon notes the first field laborer back in the corn on his route since November. E. E. Ware worked the field Tuesday and the progress appeared normal despite the interruption. Hats and shoes given away at Akee dick’s. read the ad.

W. 8S. Hoon E. E. Ware Keedick

Dr Crissman Talks on Abraham Lincoln

George D Crissman minister of the Methodist Episcopal Church spoke on Abraham Lincoln as a great life example during the morning service.

DR. Crissman Abraham Lincoln Methodist Episcopal Church George D. Crissman

Church Services Notice by John T. Houser Pastor

Church of Christ announces Bible school and preaching at usual hours. Union Endeavor services scheduled for 7 30 PM in the evening. All are welcome.

Church of Christ John T. Houser Union Endeavor

St. Cecilia’s Church Lenten Schedule Posted

St. Cecilia's Church under Pastor F. C. Renier offers Mass at 10 30 a m with a Lent message The Len en Season The Way of the Cross and Benediction are set for Wednesday at 7 30 p m as part of Lenten devotions The notice lists the church and pastor and the service times.

St. Cecilia’s F. C. Renier

Ray P Glenney Preaches at Friends Church

Pastor Ray P. Glenney delivers a sermon at 11:09 a.m. titled The Spirit of the Sower. Sabbath School begins at 10:00 a.m. An evening service follows at 7:30 p.m. Christian Endeavor meets at 6:45 with Bible Tears that Help Me as the topic. Prayer meeting is Friday at 7:30 p.m.

Christian Science Services in Smith's Hall

Christian Science services are held Sunday at 10:45 a.m. in Smith's hall with the topic "Soul."

Christian Science Smith’s Hall

Sunday Service Schedule at United Brethren Church

Warner Johnson pastor leads Sunday school at 10 90 o clock and sermon at 11 about Gods Voice to an Unsaved World Union services join at the Christian church in the evening.

United Brethren Church Warner Johnson The Christian Church

Young Peoples Societies Hold Union Meeting in Ames

The Christian Endeavor groups of Ames hold their second annual union meeting Sunday evening February 13 at 7 30 in the Christian church. All churches join in the service with a program led by F C Worsing and featuring hymns readings and addresses on Our Part in the Evangelization of Ames.

Christian Church Christian Endeavor Societies Ames F. C. Worsing Thomas McCall Christian Church Society Lena Potter Congregational Church Society B. Ward Robert N. Risner Fort Dodge Abram Mr. Rishel Jens Jensen Cornwallis Oregon Ida Brown Mabel Shepard Robert Rishel Nevada Fred McGrath Boone Margaret Gibson Jessie Wilson Oscar Warren N. H. Grettsinger W. H. Totten Christian Endeavors T. &. Peel Dayton Iowa Byron Franklin Tressler Robert Liddle Edna Mathews R. EB. DeLong

Revival meetings at Evergreen draw many converts

Rev Warner Johnson conducts revival at Evergreen with strong success and several converts reported including a 76 year old man who joined his first church. The year long revival movement appears to be bringing many elderly people into church life, with a New York Globe note of a man turning 100 joining before February. A push for sane religion is cited as opening minds of older worshippers. The ad notes a new White Waist for spring from Semmons.

Evergreen Warner Johnson New York Globe

College Sports Begin at Front College

Weiss notes a sharp new athlete who excels on the floor and near the baskets. Track practice opened last Thursday with about fifty men, trainer Watson expects growth to around two hundred as outdoor work begins and the shed congestion eases.

Weiss Watson

Milford and Ames Residents Attend Local Socials

Ames and Milford residents frequent community events and visits. Local families hosted dinners, showers, and teach ers meetings while keeping up with trade, farming, and illnesses. Notable movements include Pat Murphy renting a Milford farm and the Crooks family relocating to South Milford.

Gilbert Real Estate Swaps and Local News

Real estate changes in Gilbert include C. M. Johnson trading a farm for the John Musland property for 10000 dollars and Musland plans to move to Story City. Ed Holmes will take over a building March 1 with plans for an ice cream parlor and Worleys to relocate upstairs. Harry Dodds buys A. Morgan’s livery barn for 1300 dollars and will move into the vacated rooms. Community events cover a Christian Endeavor meeting, speakers, and music, plus a hospital visit for Ole Knudtson and a $131 purse raised for his expenses.

Gilbert C. M. Johnson John Musland A. Morgan Wil Worleys Mable Shepard Christian Endeavor Endeavor Margaret Abrahamson W. H. Totten A. d. Wolfe Lee Born Iowa State College Y. M Miss Shepard Hoffman Ole Knudtson Des Moines Knudtson Ellsworth A. W Ricker Ellsworth Congregational Church Bro. Wolfe W. H. Marsden Thornburg Marsden Frank Totten Hazel J. H. Reynolds Roy Templeton Little Son M. W. Templeton Ruth Fincham

Veterinary banquet set for February at Chamberlain Hotel

Veterinary students at Iowa State College will hold their annual banquet in Des Moines February 17 at the Chamberlain hotel. All upperclassmen in the Veterinary department and faculty members with invited friends will attend. A strong program of toasts is planned.

Iowa State College Des Moines Chamberlain Hotel

Semmons Dry Goods Store Advertisement

Semmons Dry Goods Store promotes itself as the dependable shop with a reminder to customers to return for future purchases. The slogan emphasizes reliability and repeated patronage.

Semmons

Spring style patterns sale at Semmons shop

Spring patterns featured by Ladies' Home Journal and Semmons with limited suits in sizes offered. Closeout prices are five dollars seven fifty and ten dollars, urging customers to buy today for bargains.

Ladies’ Home Journal Semmons

Also Mentioned on This Page

Royal Ames Social Affairs C. H. Spears Northwestern Ave Civic Improvement Society Roy Coustigan Lutheran Church Lou Erickson Lutheran Aid Society Charles Hamilton 500 Club Grace Tinsley Helena Webster Warren Burton Douglas Avenue Scotland Hon BE. H. Addison C. F. Curtiss J. M. Gilbert Country Cosmopolitan Club Potee Mead County Ms Buck Herb Nowlin Mr. Sims Leslie Zumwalt Order Semmons’ Dry Goods Armory House Comedienne Cameron C. H. Kerr New York AM Opera J.doug Morgan Charles Coons Bert Carpenter Gayle Gloria Wood Mrs. Staynor Yeomen Assembly Mary M. Poage Young Peoples’ Societies Milford and Grant C. E. Lyon Ed. Griffith Will Queal Frank Worsing M. A. Lyon Milford Pat Murphy William Frey Andrew Crooks Crooks W. H. Striltz South Lewis Heintz Miss Minnie Chenoah Chicago William Summers Fithian Illinois Jerry Jackson James Sanders J. A. Bateman J. F. Warren J. W. Bateman Laycock George Crisman J. O. C. Club Jennie Grant Hardcastle Henry Pepper Mr. Lewis Omaha Neb Andy Christensen Bayard Mona Bange & Alm Main St MFGR Huskers
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