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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1910
Page
4
At Saturday's Republican gathering Brother W O Payne praised the resolutions as progressive and practical. The Friday Representative notes the resolutions urge fighting for aims, accepting defeat when necessary, and endorsing public officials who act on their demands. Most attendees show tempered enthusiasm as they reflect on personal aims and the convention's political signals.
Police investigate assault linked death of Harry Bennington of near Ames. He died June 23 at a Des Moines hospital from internal hemorrhage after being beaten by three men outside the Northwestern hotel. Two suspects remain at large as coroner and fraternal group probe causes.
Avery Zimmerman a 17 year old worker for the Ft. Dodge Des Moines Southern Ry was stricken at L C Halls home on North Kellogg and sent home to Indiana. Doctors hope rest and care will bring a speedy recovery as his father travels to join him. The report notes Minnesota towns Stillwater and Winona beside Marshalltown and newspaper circulation comparisons.
A historical line notes that the broad smile of the colored population is able to come back, reflecting optimism about restored public morale and civil rights progress.
St Cecelia’s Church led by Pastor F C Renier holds Mass at 8:30 Sunday. Christian Science services are at Smith’s Hall Sunday at 10:45 a m with Sacrament as the subject.
L Cordall will conduct services at the Lutheran church Sunday evening at 8 o'clock with English preaching.
John T. Houser presides at Bible School at 10 a.m. and E. S. Ourn oversees communion and preaching at 11 a.m. with a sermon titled Our Riches in Christ. A merger service of Endeavor and preaching occurs at 7 p.m. All are welcome.
William J. Minchin, pastor, announces morning preaching followed by a vesper service from 5:00 to 5:45 under the church schedule. Sunday school groups YF FH s Cc EB meet at 6:45, and visiting graduates are given a special welcome.
Minister George D Crissman invites worshippers to Sunday services at the usual hours with a 10 45 a m sermon An Appeal to the Weary Prof Frank Nagle of Drake Musical College Des Moines will present a special 7 pm program including Thanatopsis setting and Miss Mary Bryant reading the poem He will also perform Night and A Summers Night Dream followed by a short sermon The morning and evening themes are An Appeal to the Weary and The Immortality of Memory.
More than 600 delegates registered and about 1000 attended sessions from June 27 to 30 in Boone. Rev John T Houser gave top speech, with other national and state ministers. Next gathering planned for Ottumwa. banquet by Brotherhood of Disciples of Christ featured Arie Quartet and toastmaster Nye. Sixteen Ames residents attended the banquet. Church notice ends with ad for Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets.
The Alexandria Monitor notes the Telephone Girl listens to gossip and news, aware of joys and sorrows, misdeeds, excuses, and rumors. It warns that if she told all she knows it would turn friends into foes, cause divorces, and stir church conflicts, keeping the town in turmoil.
Progressive delegates in Ames resisted changes and held firm on nominating a representative. The stance showed little appetite for altercations within the county party process.
Dozens of correspondents report visits by Mrs. C. H. McCall in Boone and Munsinger teaching at the Teachers Institute. Families from Des Moines, Nevada, Randall, Boxholm, and Boone travel, host, or plan trips to Wisconsin, Chicago, Fox Lake Minnesota, and the Pacific coast.
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