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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1910
Page
3
A New York Sun feature sings “Stick to the farm” as advice to a farmer boy, a rail boss, a cleric, and a doctor. The piece links rustic virtue with public figures and hints at a broader rural ethos in early 20th century life. Local clubs and society notices follow, detailing meetings at Unity and Nonpareil clubs, P. E. O. society, and Junto Literary events with programs, recipes, and entertainment.
A Friday birthday surprise at Mr. and Mrs. Snook’s home featured about twenty neighbors delivering baskets of cats and gifting Mr Snook gold cuff bolts. Separate events include Mrs Niles visit, the Nevada sleighing party, Chi Chi club bob ride, and various youth parties plus lodge and Yeomen installations in Ames Iowa with officers listed.
Frat houses on campus and downtown faced widespread plumbing problems after a cold spell. ATO and Betas suffered water and heating freezes, Kappa Sigs returned to frozen systems, while Sigmaa Nu kept open house. Many houses plan to reopen next week as exams reduce dorm stay.
Arcadia Masonic Lodge calls a special meeting for Tuesday evening January 18 to plan a social event and review invitations. Members are advised to attend as details on the gathering will be announced.
The church sets the morning service at 10 45 with Sunday school at 9 45. Morning theme Kingdom and evening theme Sinners In Side and Saints Outside the Church. Methodist Episcopal Church Pastor George D Crissman.
Church of Christ announces Bible School at 10 a.m. Communion and preaching by B F Shoemaker of Nevada at 11 a.m. Junior Endeavor at 3 p.m. Senior Endeavor at 6 30 p.m. Pulpit filled by pastor in evening with evangelistic theme.
Warner Johnson minister leads Sunday school at 10 with Edna Pruitt superintendent. Sermon at 11 titled The Voice of Christ. YP C BE U meets at 6 30. Installation of officers during this meeting. Evening sermon at 7 30 on Power of Prayer.
Lutheran church services will be conducted by Minister G. O. Paulsrud at eight o'clock Sunday night.
Christian Science services are held at Smith's Hall on Sunday at 10 45 a m with the subject Life.
Nebraska Supreme Court Justice Dean from Lincoln spent the past week in Ames staying with his sister Mrs Barrett. Church services at St. Cecelia's are Sunday at 10 30 officiated by Minister F C Renier.
Frank Danforth considers moving his ice cream and bottling works to a new building at Boone and Kellogg streets, with Munn & Lee planning to erect soon. If the change occurs William Childs will relocate his poultry house to the Reed building on Story Street east of Dr. Hunt's.
Rev. B. F. Shoemaker of Nevada will occupy the pulpit at the Church of Christ Sunday morning while Mr. Houser travels to Nevada. Both pastors will return to their congregations for evening services. Shoemaker is a popular speaker and is expected to draw a full house.
Mr and Mrs James Rolfe welcomed a daughter born Saturday January 8 Mrs Rolfe formerly Miss Margaret Hooper now living with her parents. The Rolfes expect to move to Alby South Dakota soon after.
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