Social busy day and community society notes
A busy day follows a man rushing to work as he greets callers and chats about tariff baseball and plays before missing his train. The Hedrick Journal records Scotch Society gatherings, dinners, sewing circles, picnics, dances, and fundraisers across Des Moines area venues with many local families and hosts. Ruth Morrison returns from Europe detailing travels from Glasgow to Oberammergau, praising the Passion Play and noting her teaching work at Iowa State College Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Morrison
Europe
Ruth Morrison
Montreal
Glasgow
Johnstone
Glascow
Edinburgh
London
Iowa State College
Ames
On the Campus Happenings and Visits
Campus notes list Prof A A Bennett hosting the Fowlers on Boone Street while away. Purdue assistant C N Arnett takes charge of live stock at I B C, replacing Dinsmore. Faculty and students travel, visit, and host events across Ames during a busy period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coke
Minnesota
Fannie Ward
Clayton
California
Marriages in Ames and Cedar Rapids Conceived with Noted Wit
Des Moines reports several nuptials with local figures joining in marriage. J Carroll Hoppes of Ames wed Edna Marrs of La Junta Colo officiated by Rev ae W Abel. R B Cottrill and Metta Clark of Ames married in Cedar Rapids with minister Mudd. The News-Republican jokes about Earl Briggs and Miss Jane Smith of Ames marrying in Boone with Rev. J E Mudd. Engagement announced: Maude QO Kennedy to Prof Ira O Schaub of University of Carolina with June 27 wedding and Raleigh home after September 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
J. Carroll Hoppes
Ames
Edna Marrs
la Junta
Colo
Ae W. Abel
Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church
Hoppes
Station A
George Baker
R. EB. Cottrill
Metta Clark
Cedar Rapids
Mudd
H. C. Smith
Briggs
Boone
News-Republican
Earl Briggs
Jane Smith
J. E. Mudd
Cupid
Ames Times
A. L. Kennedy
Collins
Iowa
Maude QO
Ira O. Schaub
University of Carolina
Raleigh
N. C
Miss Kennedy
White dresses on sale with lace trim in assorted fabrics
Sixteen lines describe white fabrics and dress patterns. Note mentions patterns in striped and figured madras, white dresses sold earlier at 10 to 12.50, now available in sizes 32 to 36, with lace trimming and up to date styles, priced at 8 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RCS
Local Birth Announcements and Social Notes
Birth notices for Brown John Alexander eight pounds on July 15 and Truesdale and Olson family arrivals. Local visits include Ford daughter arrival in Chicago tied to Mildred Cole, plus many social appearances around Ames with Sowers, Sorenson, and Sowers families. Community news covers sick lists, visits, and travel to Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. E. Otto
C. H. Ford
Chicago
Ford
Mildred Cole
A. W. Cole
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised with testaments and price
The advertisement offers one hundred dollars for an incurable case of catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure sold by druggists. It includes endorsements from Walding Kinnan Marvin and notes the cure is taken internally to act on blood and mucous surfaces. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills and a Central Iowa Baptist Association event in Ames on September 8 and 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Two Sacred Days One Man’s Quiet Philosophy
A Los Angeles Times column by Robert J. Burdette extols living one day at a time. It contrasts yesterday’s irretrievable regrets with tomorrow’s uncertain hopes, urging trust in divine care and focusing on today’s duties and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Burdette
Los Angeles Times
God the Almighty
Engine Derailed Delays Traffic Near Signal Station
Train engine from the C N W jumped the track near the signal station, ploughing ground and delaying travel Friday. Work crews cleared the site and traffic resumed several hours later. The piece then pivots to a promotional note for Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets, extolling its health benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. & N.W. Railroad
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ames Social Affairs
Washington Evening Star
Scotch Society
J. Reed
Fourth Ward
Knapp
Barrett
Laura Storms
Shirley Storm
Ruth Barrett
Miss Barrett
W. B. Lincoln
C. S. Lincoln
J. H. Gammon
J. R. Lincoln
Miss Lincoln
Boone Street
Ellen Baird Ward
Miss Slough
Abingdon
Ill
Bernice Shugart
Ward
Walter Morris
Florence McFarland
F. R. Conaway
Mesdames Holden
A. B. Noble
H. W. Squires
Ben Edwards
Champlain’s Hall
Philap Taylor
Ross
The
Baptist Sunday School
New Chautauqua Park
M. E. Church
Misses Rosa Hill
Fannie McCoy
Clark’s Woods
Baptist Church
Jane Carey
Champlin’s Hall
Cramblil
Emma Foster
Osage
H. H. Kilde
O. H. Cessna
Normal Institute
Athyl Olson
Sac City
W. B. Stanton
Traer
Dean Stanton
South Dakota
Mrs. Kildee
Mae Loving
Kappa Zetas
Gamma Theta
Pike Avenue
Freman R. Conaway
Conaway
Db. Wood
Shane
Caine
Reba King
Laura Conaway
Kensington
Avis Cole
Eva Person
Thirteenth Street
Gertrude Gardner
Exeter
Grace Murphy
Omaha
Hilda Johnson
Dr. Stange
Dr. Bemis
M. L. King
C. G. Tilden
J. P. Watson
Lois Pommel
Constance Platt
Montezuma
Helen Fairfield
Frances Nichol
Urbana, Ir
Miss Orton
Markrs Hoppes
Cottrill-Clark
Lon Hardin
Times
Opica HO Voce
Ience Tc
Mr. Smithwick
American Steel and Wire Company
J. K. Campbell
Pleasant Grove
John Sowers
Oklahoma
Tony Cody
Wm. Warren
Laura Morgan
Claude Sanders
Ellen Sorenson
Lake Morgan
Dorothy Sowers
T. J. Sowers
George Deaver
Forest City
W. A. Boston
Ada Griffith
James Carr
Wm. Randan
A. M. Elliot
Pleasant Grove M. E
Margaret Spencer
Bertha Boston
Cecile Warren
James Sowers
Soren Sorenson
Story City
Anna Otto
Illinois Grove
Ames Chautauqua
Central Iowa Baptist Association
Chamberlain
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