Intelligencer Publishes Thursday Ames Story County Iowa
The Intelligencer serves Ames in Story county Iowa with weekly Thursday morning publication.
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Ames
Story County
Iowa
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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1910
Page
4
Civic Improvement Women Plan Fund Drive and Recitals
Ames civic improvement groups prepare for fund raising and a March recital season. Mrs Carroll’s visit is planned for Feb 28 with hosts Mrs Greeley and Mrs Wilams coordinating events and shade tree petitions for the fourth ward. The Nonpareil Club and Unity Club host gatherings with auctions, readings, and social hours as local clubs elect officers and arrange future programs.
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Ed Little
Ames
Carroll
W. M. Greeley
Iowa
Clyde Wilams
Grace Litson
Cedar Rapids
Watson
Carrieacobs Bond
Fourth Ward
Ames social notices mix with community gatherings
Local social items note Miss Armstrong hosting with YWCA leaders at the Knob, and a ten cent tea at the parsonage on Clark Ave with George and Martha Washington in attendance. Farm families host Valentine themed gatherings, weddings, dances, and Friday meetings as community plans unfold in Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Martha
Ames
Christian Woman's Board of Missions
Clark Ave
Martha Washington
Marriages Quiet at Thompson Home and Osage Ceremony
Families gather for two weddings as Miss Phyrne Thompson wed Harry Tarman in a private afternoon ceremony at the Thompson residence and Miss Ruth Sweney married Prof. H H Kildee in Osage. Guests include relatives such as Mr. and Mrs. George Whipple and Mr. Fred Whipple. the Tarmans plan to live with relatives in Nevada before moving there. Prof. Kildee, longtime Animal Husbandry faculty at the college, is a Cedar Valley Seminary and Osage High School graduate, returning to Ames with his wife. A third couple, Carl Ferguson and Carrie Ellis, set their wedding for Wednesday at the Ferguson home with Dr. George Crissman officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Thompson
Phyrne
Harry Tarman
Nevada
John T. Houser
Christian Church
George H. Whipple
Fred W. Whipple
Slater
Mrs. Tarman
Thompson
Mrs. Thompson
Texas
Chancey Tarman
C. Tarman
J. H. Sweney
Osage High School
Cedar Valley Seminary
Kildee
Ames
Osage
Iowa State College
A. H. Department
Colonnade
Carl Ferguson
Carrie Ellis
L. J. Ferguson
Burnett Ave
George D. Crissman
J. A. Shugart
Otto Edgerton
Ida
Nebraska
L. B. Hill
Hill
Shugart
Edgerton
John Pryor
W. H. Poole
Dallas
South Dakota
Poole
Grace Zumwalt
Hutchison
Kansas
Miss Zumwalt
Libby Bronson
Lois
Des Moines
Canada
T. M. Shallenberger
Florence Kimball
Idaho
Martha Bolton
Spears
Miss Bolton
Capital City Commercial College
Blanche Allen
Bert Allen
T. L. Rice
George Foster
Chicago
J. A. Sawin
la Grippe
Sawin
H. M. Benson
Fern
Iowa City
Ime Benson
New Law
The
State University
Ben Cole
Jessie Cole
Excelsior Springs
Cole
Mildred Maxwell
Maxwell High School
A. B. Maxwell
E. E. Hoon
New York City
W. S. Hoon
Hazel Street
W. C. Payne
F. E. King
Sadie Graves
Billings
Mont
Lyman Freeland
Elizabeth Crissman
Pennsylvania
F. P. Smith
Dayton
Iowa
G. W. Kelley
Frank Curtis
Oklahoma
Niva Nichols
Clyde Hultziser
Tilly Koenen
Constance Beardshear
Elsie Lincoln
Freeman R. Conaway
Personal notes on Ames residents and travel
A long list of personal mentions from Ames detailing visits, illnesses, travels, and relocations. Notables include Mrs. J. A. Shugart and Mrs. Otto Edgerton heading to Ida Nebraska for Mrs. Hill's illness, Miss Grace Zumwalt returning from Hutchinson Kansas, and Mrs. Libby Bronson visiting Ames with potential residence plans. Also notes medical trips, lectures, wedding and memorial mentions, and local social updates.
Ayer's Hair Vigor Improves Formula Claims
The ad says the new Ayer's Hair Vigor does not stain or color hair and does not change shade. It claims to stop hair loss in nearly all cases unless unusual health issues intervene. Readers are advised to consult a physician for unusual cases and to ask about the product.
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Ayer
J. C. Ayer Co
Lowell, Mass
Mrs Mary O Milliken obituary from Ontario Iowa
Mary Oriana Stanley born August 28 1856 Guilford County North Carolina married Daniel Milliken on September 5 1872. She lived near Ontario Iowa at death and is survived by her husband two daughters Grace A and Alice R and three sons William E Luther D Joseph W Cecil O with son Ross Sugene deceased in childhood. She joined the Methodist Episcopal church early in life and led a devout Christian life until February 9 1910.
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Mary O. Milliken
Mary Oriana Stanley
Adolph
Hannah Stanley
Guilford County
North Carolina
Daniel Milliken
Ontario
Iowa
Grace A
Alice R
William E
Luther D
Joseph W
Cecil O
Ross Sugene
Census Bureau Defines Dwelling and Family for 13th Census
Washington defines dwelling as any place where people regularly sleep on Census Day April 15. A dwelling may be a room in a factory, a hotel or tenement, a ship, a tent, or a wigwam. A family includes all occupants regularly sleeping in a dwelling or even a single person in any abode.
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Bureau
Washington, D. C
United States
Census Bureau
Freed House Fire in Zero Weather Destroys Onondaga Street Home
The W. J. Freed property on Onondaga street, recently deeded to Miss Kittie Freed city librarian, was gutted by fire in below zero weather. Neighbors and Tunis boarding house students saved most furniture. Kirkham family, tenants, moved to West Parker club house. Fire Chief Len Morris aided efforts despite illness. cause suspected to be roof spark, not gasoline stove. Insurance covers most loss. Kirkham furniture largely uninsured and water damaged.
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W. J. Freed
Kirkham
Tunis
Onondaga Street
Kittie Freed
College
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Galen Tilden
Unity Club
Cora Cox
Dudgeon
Valentine
P. E. O. Maids
Ed Klove
Fripo
Hodge Avenue
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
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Methodist Church
Second Ward
Hiram Minkler
Burnett Avenue
Ames Social Affairs
Armstrong
Florence Armstrong
Storms
Y. W
Lords of Creation
Will Dodds
Dodds
Graham
George Graham
Hugh Allen
Charley Cooney
J. P. Raynor
Grace Smith
Mary Kintsley
Fred Walkey
Kappa Zeta Sorority
Frank Kooser
Mrs
Rebekah
Marion Rebekah Lodge
Zeta Sigma Zetas
Miss Peck
Jefferson
Eva Persons
Hawkeye Party
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Scranton
Miss Ellis
Mrs. Gray
Bell Brothers
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Miss Holmes
Miss Myers
Springfield
Mrs. Shane
Miss Clapp
Alpha Tau Omega Party
Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity
Smith’s Hall
Champlain's Hall
Gamma Phi Fraternity
Sigma Nu
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Beta Theta Pi
Phi Gamma Delta
Alpha Tau Omega
Kappa Sigma
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Epple
Boone
A. A. Daniel
Adam’s Hall
George Washington
Sarah McElyea
W. J. Kennedy
Frank Linebaugh
Richard Conaway
Edward Judge
Jessica Besack
Newton
Miss Besack
Omaha
Thompson-Tarman
Ames Methodist Church
Formu
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BIG Grocery
New York
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K. C
Fair” Ames
Ruby Tait
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