Harmony Club Meets for Five Hundred at Mrs Porter’s
The Harmony club gathered Tuesday afternoon at Mrs R H Porter’s on Hodge avenue with six teen ladies playing Five Hundred and a luncheon at 5. The next meeting will be with Mrs Kirkam. A Cob-Web Party hosted by Mrs Charles Tilden and Mrs Bennis featured a card game guiding guests to a string chase ending with packages of odd trinkets to be worn as outfits. Mrs Tiden and Mrs Bems assisted in serving with Mrs Charles Stange and Miss Ford. The Five Hundred Club luncheon by Mrs James Dodds in the country included Miss Ruth MacDonald serving and a souvenir spoon presented to the hostess.
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Harmony Club
R. H. Porter
Hodge Avenue
Kirkam
Charles Tilden
Bennis
Tiden
Bems
Charles Stange
Ford
James Dodds
Five Hundred Club
Ruth MacDonald
Hultz
Jennie Christ
Dodds
Ames Five Hundred Club
Priscilla Club Talk and Local Socials Featured
Miss Florence Weaver speaks on arts and crafts to the Priscilla club at Alumni Hall at 3 PM with an exhibit. In Ames she attends a luncheon hosted by Mrs. L B Schmidt at 1 PM. S A E held an informal at their fraternity house west of the college Saturday evening. The Twentieth Century club meets Monday with Mrs Charles Caine. Mrs Galen Tilden hosted the Book and Basket club yesterday. General and Mrs Lincoln hosted dinner Saturday. Theta Chis held a vacation party at Jamieson's Hall with green and white decor and music by Harold Clemmer, chaperoned by Dr and Mrs Julius Tilden. The Neewollahs meet Wednesday at Mrs E M Spangler's home on Clark Ave. Miss Gene Sloss hosted the young ladies sewing club Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Charles Tilden and Mr and Mrs Edward Bemis plan a dancing party at Smith's hall Friday night.
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R Piscilla Club
Florence Weaver
Priscilla Club
Alumni Hall
Ames
General
Lincoln
Theta Chis
Jamieson’s Hall
Harold Clemmer
Julius Tilden
E. M. Spangler
Clark Avenue
Gene Sloss
Young Ladies Sewing Club
Charles Tilden
Edward Bemis
Smith's Hall
Brotherhood and social duty for world peace quoted senator
The speaker rejects contempt for those who fail and argues the brotherhood of man requires aiding the fallen. Recognizing social duty, not applause, creates moral worth and heroism surpassing soldiers. This duty, he says, leads to universal peace and an end to all wars.
Services Next Sunday At First Congregational Ames
The First Congregational Church invites worship with William J. Minchin preaching at 11 AM after a 9 45 Sunday school. In the evening Minchin addresses the Firemen of Ames as a deserved tribute. Y P S C E is also scheduled.
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First Congregational Church
William J. Minchin
Pastor’s Evening Sermon At Methodist Church 1911 Communion Next Week
The Methodist Episcopal Church announces tonight's sermon topic Does religion embarrass the success of a business man The morning service will preach The Master Is Come and Calleth for Thee Next Sunday marks the first Communion service for 1911 The pastor urges all members and friends to attend Those with letters to deposit are asked to do so before the service Infant baptisms will be administered at the service.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
George D. Crissman
Religious notices and events in a wash of church announcements
Church of Christ minister John T. Houser conducts Bible school and services with Christian Endeavor and prayer meetings. Washington College president Dr. Frank K. Sanders to speak at college chapel and mass meeting. Christian Science services and Epworth League events listed. Notices include a Mother Goose event and a quoted remark on kindness. Waggoner named head of International Harvester service bureau.
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Church of Christ
John T. Houser
Bible School
Fred Rander
Christian Endeavor
College Chapel
Frank K. Sanders
Washington College
Agricultural Assembly Hall
Sanders
America
Lorimer Won by One Vote Admits Potent Bribery Charge
Sen Gamble of North Dakota defends Lorimer stance, acknowledging Illinois legislature corruption but denying knowledge or conspiracy to buy the seat. He argues even if tainted votes existed, Lorimer was elected by a narrow margin and urges Illinois’ courts and people to act.
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Washington
William Lorimer
Illinois
Lorimer
Gamble
North Dakota
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Senate
Burrows
Gamble Defends Lorimer Case as Involving No Proved Bribery
Senator Gamble argued the Illinois Senate committee found no proved bribery linking Lorimer to corruption in the legislature. He asserted ten tainted votes would not overturn Lorimer’s majority, and that no agent or knowledge of wrongdoing by Lorimer or leaders was established. He called the investigation a thankless but faithful effort to uncover facts.
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Ng Committee
Gamble
Lorimer
Senate
Illinois
Shelby M. Cullom
Senator Cullom
Senator Lorimer
Shurtleff
Lee O'Neill Browne
Gotham firm is attacked in bankruptcy filing
In New York on January 24 an involuntary bankruptcy petition was filed in the U S district court against the stock exchange firm of Big H Rosenblatt by three creditors claiming 4500 dollars. The liabilities are listed at 600000 dollars and assets at 200000 dollars. The trouble is not viewed as significant for the stock market.
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New York
United States District Court
Stock Exchange
Big. H. Rosenblatt
South Pacific
An Unexpected Invitation to a Pie Eating Challenge
A clergyman recalls a humorous address that became a pie eating contest moment, as a young man tried to air views before an audience with a faltering, nervous start. The scene ends with a joking invitation for anyone to eat humble pie.
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Newark Star
Progressive Supper Planned by Pythian Sisters
A progressive Penny Supper will be held Wednesday evening February 1 by the Pythian Sisters at the K P hall above Sears ice cream parlor.
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Pythian Sisters
K. P. Hall
Sears
Lecturers Plan Madrid Short Course and Institute
Pross W J Kennedy Bit tenbender Houser Luick and Miss Neal Knowles will all be in Madrid for the balance of the week lecturing at the short course and Farmers Institute.
Why Some Folks Are Always Tired and Frightened Horses
A Farm Journal note warns that fear can spoil horses and cautions owners to fire a hired man who causes horses to cringe. It contrasts this with the energy of those who stop complaining and take action to accomplish something meaningful. The piece ends with a blunt admonition that such self-pity does not pay.
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Farm Journal
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Story County
F. R. and
M. C. Conaway
Robert Browning
Bette
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Ee & the Twentieth Century Club
Charles Caine
Galen Tilden
Book and Basket Club
Brotherhood
Christian Science
Christian Science Services
Pleasant Grove
Prairie Center
A. M. Elliott
Epworth League
St. John’s Episcopal Church
J. Shutt
Armory
Waggoner
The
International
J. E. Waggoner
International Harvester Company
Judisch Bros
Solon
South Dakota
Senator Gamble
Gotham
8. H. Rosenblatt
Ames, Iowa
England
Alfred
London Telegraph
J. B.,kooser & CO
Lulu Kegiey
Lulu Kegley
Amés
Ora Tompkins
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