Ames High School Wins Both Debates
Ames High School defeated Marshalltown in debates held in Marshalltown and Ames with strong performances by both teams. Judges varied, but Ames earned the win on both sides, highlighting the students effort and city support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames High School
Ames
Methodist Church
Calvin Ringenberg
Fern Chadsey
Miss Pike
G. Goldtwaite
Boone News-Republican
E. J. Pollock
Valley Junction
Charles J. Wonser
Tama Herald
F. R. Conaway
Allen Flint
Clyde Griffith
Verne Wasser
Marshalltown
Harry Gerhart
Charles Hollingsworth
Donald Elder
W. O. Payne
Nevada
Commission
Des Moines District Congregational Association Formed
Des Moines district of Congregational churches formed from Central Iowa churches will meet in Ames for two days April 19 and 20. Rev. William J. Minchin aided in organization. district spans Jewell Junction to Knoxville and Ogden to Stuart. Ames hosts the convention with prominent Iowa ministers attending.
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William J. Minchin
Des Moines
Congregational
Iowa
Grinnell
Ames
Jewell Junction
Ogden and
Stuart
Knoxville
Plymouth Church
Ames Firm Secures Illumination Contract for Church
The First Baptist building committee has closed a contract with the Ames Engineer Company for a complete lighting system for their under construction church. The plan promises modern illumination with efficient control to provide high quality light at minimal current cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Ames Engineer Company
Missionary tributes set for state college chapel week
Next week at the College chapel a series of tributes honors missionaries from the State College. Biographical sketches and country descriptions will be read daily at 9 40 with 15 minutes devoted to each former student. Friday features Dr Zwemer of Drake University, closing events at the hall of agriculture.
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State College
Zwemer
Drake University
Hall of Agriculture
Ames
College Milk Inspection Debate Stalls Over Shipments
Ames debates meat and milk inspection as faculty push for standards for local dealers. The city council plans an ordinance to ensure fair rules but stalls due to the college importing und inspected milk for its dairy and butter operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College
Ames
Colege
Iowa State College Reopens Busy Fall Term
Iowa State College reports strong enrollment with about 1800 students and robust activity across academics athletics and social life. Agricultural courses attract new students while old students remain steady, with expectations of high scholarship and thriving athletics and debate activity.
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Iowa State College
Ames
Mrs Crissman Injured by Fall on Churchside Ice
Mrs Crissman fell on the ice in front of the Methodist church Monday, suffering serious injuries but latest reports indicate an early recovery.
McKinleys Birthday Carnations Sale
Olson offers carnations at five cents each for McKinley’s birthday on Saturday January 29. Wear one to celebrate.
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McKinley
Olson
Col H A Allen Seeks Early Telephone Consolidation in Town
Col H A Allen of the 51st I G and Iowa Telephone Company visited yesterday. New switchboards arrived and a faster consolidation of the two lines is hoped for, possibly finished by May. He was in town previously as a prohibition lecturer and in September was taken by Gen Lincoln for a minister. He is described as a plain business man and an active campaigner for the cause.
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H. A. Allen
51St Regiment
Iowa Telephone Company
Col. Allen
Gen. Lincoln
Quarantine Lifts for Alderman and Smith Families
Nevada report states A. s. Alderman and Oscar Smith are released from quarantine for scarlet fever and small pox respectively. No small pox cases outside the Smith family. the only scarlet fever case outside Alderman is Jessie May Allen, Arthur Allen's daughter.
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A. S. Alderman
Oscar Smith
Smith
Alderman
Arthur Allen
Jessie May
Mrs. Adrian M. Newens Dies After Illness
Mrs. Adrian M. Newens died at her home south of the campus Tuesday night after a brief illness of pneumonia. She leaves four children, the youngest two days old. funeral services will be held at the home and the body taken to Des Moines for burial. Prof. Newens had just returned from a lecture tour through South Dakota. Dr. H. Cessna and Rev. John T. Houser will lead services. her parents Mr. and Mrs. Miller of Des Moines are in attendance.
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Adrian M. Newens
Ames
Des Moines
Prof. Newens
South Dakota
Surprise honor for Ames pastor Rev Renier at parish event
The Ames Catholic community staged a lavish surprise for Rev. F. C. Renier at the I. C. O. F. hall on Friday night. Friends and family from Dubuque Marshalltown and Nevada attended as toasts praised his seven year service, parish growth, and the 138500 church and parsonage project.
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Ames
J. A. Judge
Our Church In
A. W. Roney
Our
Newman Society
P. H. Skahill
BE. C. Jordan
Boone
Roy F. O’connell
T. J. Mahone
Ladies’ Altar Society
Library hosts T S R dinner to unite town and country
The Ames library board hosted a midday library basement dinner for the T S R club of Milford and Grant townships, with seventy eight at the first table and thirty three at the second. Speakers urged rural access to books, tax support, and closer town country ties through library service.
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T. 8. R. Club
Milford
Grant Townships
Walter I. Fowle
L. B. Hill
Ida
Nebraska
Hill
TSR
Country Club
Library Board
Ames
George
Dean Stanton
Dr. Hibbard
George Judison
Robbie Burns
Dora Rice
Bernice
Library Board of
Nevada
Nevada Library
Ames Library
Parish honors Father Renier with gift and plans future meetings
Across the United States and abroad attendees praised Father Renier and presented him with a substantial money gift. As the gathering ended, participants expressed that such meetings should become a permanent part of parish life.
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United States
Father Renier
Ames Triumph Over Drake 41 to 17 In Home Opener
The Ames five defeated Drake 41 to 17 in a decisive home game. Joe Brown starred with several field goals while Herbert and Te Vel trup provided steady leadership and fast breaks. Drake struggled for easy baskets as Ames dominated under both ends of the floor.
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Drake
Ames
Ames di
Ames Het
Hackett
Aggie
Joe Brown
Herbert
Walker
Teddy Te Veltrup
Drake— G. FT
Taylor
Eeensens
BR. G
Myracle
Ua Kiessae
G. F. Herbert
J. Brown
L. Fun
Eeesers
Wilson
Burglars Enter Loughran Machine Office and Ransack Safe
Burglars entered the back window of the Loughran Machine office during a Friday intrusion. They rummaged through the safe and desks but found no cash as the money drawer had been emptied earlier. The entry path was via the new building addition to the outer store room and into the office.
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Loughran
Rename the Streets Aims at City Street Numbering
Ames city council weighs renaming east west streets while avenues stay. Streets would be renumbered with Onondaga unchanged while Story Iowa and others become First Second and so on. Visitors struggle without maps or signs to locate streets.
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Ames
Onondaga Street
Story Street
Iowa Street
Post Stationery and Event Supplies Office Item
The Intelligencer reports on the office handling post stationery, cards, invitations and programs.
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Intelligencer Office
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Marshallown
Co. H. van Law
C. 8. Cory
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
A. E. Stout
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Winfield Scott
Lee Stewart
Roy Good
Will Houser
Russell Enberg
Muriel Griggs
Iowa City
Indianola
Congregational Association
Ames Firm
New Baptist Church
Ames Missionaries
Mrs. A. Mi. Newens
Good Woman
Charles Tallman
Jerry Morrsey
Father Renter
Marshall
Green Squad
Jack Watson
Cinder Path
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