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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1911

Page

4

Sunday church services listed for multiple faiths

A church notice lists services next Sunday for Lutheran, Christian Science in Smith's Hall, Baptist with Prof Rice, First Congregational with two sermons, Church of Christ with prison life theme, and Methodist Episcopal with Bible school, sermons, and youth leagues. All are welcome.

Christian Service Christian Science Smith’s Hall Life Waxter Fowe A. C. Rice Rangoon College India Rice Church of Christ Joux Houser Christian Endeavor

Social notes of Ames residents and visitors

Mrs. Karl Ogden leaves Friday for Omaha. Miss Amy Long visits Story City. Miss Alice McNeil visits Boone. Several residents travel to Des Moines, Boone, Gilbert, and Riley for visits and school work. Included are notes on illness, family visits, and movements of friends around Ames and nearby towns.

Karl Ogden Omaha Amy Long Story City Alice McNeil Boone Myrtle Dugan Des Moines Ida Latham Ames Ruth Watts Galva Harry Hildal Jewell Mildred Maxwell Neola Willetts Rhodes Mike Judge J. A. Lawin Webster City Flora Lucas North Worth A. Davis Aaron D. Curts G. W. Lyman la Grippe L. Smith Fisher Nevada W. H. Poole Jessie Parker Hubbart C. G. Lee J. M. Nelson Sigourney Charles E. Lyman Tues- Pleasant Grove Prairie Center McIntosh A. M. Elliott Riley Ind Pleasant Grove J. F. Miller Asset Grove Eller Charles Biewen Mary Kintzley George Hoffman Baby Atlantic A. V. Martin Gus Martin John Morrison Hedrick S. W. Beyer Ethel Howell Ida Grove Sungay McNeil Fay McNeil West Gilbert Emma Loving Tama Monda 8. Blinn Ray Richland Center van Epps Clinton Peters Arthur Williams St. Paul D. Embree Ada Miller Ed Miller Fowler Ralph Mackintosh R. C. Barrett Margaret Judge Messrs John Judge C. A. Tallman John Nanamaker Main and Clark Clark Avenue Miss Brookout Beardshear Dexter Beldon Union C. D. Brown Center Street Helen Greer Norma Stacyville Osage Carle Jacobson Anna Pederson J. M. Iverson Odebolt B. T. Groves C. A. Sinkey Frank Coulter Grand Avenue Gladys Ackerman Kansas City Guthrie Okla Chicago Leone Gravex Kathryn Margaret Camron Cole Laurie Kurtz el Pass Minnie Heintz L. B. Schmidt Foster Chamberlain C. W. Shannon Dayton Merle Greer Lynn Avenue Dessa Copeland Freed Missouri Martha Bolton Howard Clarke Miss Bolton Fannie Boyd Eldora H .F. Pepper Hodge Avenue L. C. Scott Highland Park College C. M. McCormick Fenton Home Mr. Browne H. M. Duckworth Eighth Street G. A. Folkins West Street Eagle Grove Dyer Adva Underwood Elborn IL Eugene Williams Sherman’ Avenue Harnden Oregon Story County Milford Township Nannie Iverson Prairie du Chien Wis Prof Kirkham Kellogg Avenue Morgan Dunham Ault Colo R. J. Erb Masonville H. G. Erb R. J Masonville Creamery J. N. Fowler Union National Bank Ames Savings Bank Leola Talbott R. L. Webster Sheldon M. J. Clark E. B. Tuttle Philadadlphia

St John’s Episcopal Church Service Schedule

St John’s Episcopal Church announces evening prayer and sermon at 4 PM Sunday led by Rector J Shutt. Holy communion observed on the first Sunday of each month.

St. John’s Episcopal Church J. Shutt

On the Campus and Local Events Influence

On the Campus reports visits by E M Wentworth and professors to various towns for extension work and dairy programs. notes several staff movements, a short course lecturing return, and a college visit by Miss McElroy en route to Cornell. Bids for a proposed gymnasium exceeded funds and were rejected for plan revision. Ames wins at Gowrie poultry show with multiple prizes and a silver cup for first pullet.

At. K. Bliss Charles City Northwood Ames Gowrie J. R. Glidden White Wyandotte D. B. Shockley Partridge Wyandottes Pullet L. Zumwalt White Rocks

Severe Blood Poison Follows Well Accident Near Ames

Mr. Charles Biewen fell in a well while repairing near Ames and injured his knee. Delayed care in Des Moines led to a grave blood poisoning, with the limb swelling greatly. he is now recovering. California in Pictures lecture by Col P E B Holp set for January 26 in Ames.

Charles Biewen Ames Des Moines Biewen California Col. P. EB. Help Col Holp

Local residents and jobs noted around Ames and area

A roundup of residents returning from trips and starting new jobs. Mrs Mabel H Clark returns from Ogden and Boone and resumes teaching at Ogden. Miss Louise Oliver resigns Tilden Store to become bookkeeper for E C Wonderlich Plumbing and Heating. Various other moves include Miss Idella Mowen cashiering at Tilden's, Miss Bowen resuming ISC studies, and Miss Philo Taylor taking an assistant superintendent role at the Iowa Methodist Old People's Home in Indianola.

Mabel H. Clark Ames Ogden Boone Miss Clark Louise Oliver Tilden E. C. Wonderlich Plumbing and Heating Company Robert Kelley Paxton Neb Nevada Kelley Idella Mowen Baird Tilden’s Bowen Fred Eller Dubuque Katherine Fitzgerald Earl McDowell Crawford Andrelatives

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Iowa F. R. and M. C. Conaway Lutheran Church Peres Wee First Congregational Church Willian J. Mixemix Methodist Episcopal Church Gerox D. CrissMan Epworth League Epworth E. M. Wentworth State Center Dean Curtiss Priest Western Union Telegraph Company Gladys Ufford Freed School South Miss Ufford Villisea Mrs. McCormick Fenton Ricks I J. Ferguson
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