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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1910
Page
8
Continued coverage notes a big Ames-Iowa football game at Ames on November 5 with anticipation for Iowa’s visit. The snippet mentions Iowa coming to town and hints at a pivotal matchup in the season.
Fraternal societies Pocahontas and Redmen held an installation Wednesday evening. Officers installed included Prophetess Mrs. Dollie Loving Pocahontas Mrs. Lottie Deal Winona Mrs. Ida Ohempaugh Powhatan Mr. Harry Latherow Keeper of Records Mrs. Mary Kingkade Collector of Wampum Mrs. Mattie Smith Keeper of Wampum Mr. Lynn Queal.
Mrs. K. K. Prescott of Mason City is elected president of the state Rebekah assembly. The vote of individual lodge ballots decided the result, confirming her status as a highly informed figure in Rebekah work globally.
Tuesday evening the Odd Fellows held an installation at their halls. Officers installed include Arthur Bauer as Noble Grand Racine Goble as Vice Grand A C Tuttle as Secretary and Wm Huleti as Treasurer.
A special meeting of the Masonic Lodge is announced for Friday evening. The agenda lists work in theEA degree and related lodge matters to be conducted by members.
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness shown during our bereavement. From Mr and Mrs Fred Eller.
The Lambert family thanks neighbors and friends for words of cheer and floral offerings after the passing of Everett. Mr and Mrs W R Lambert Jay and Guy Lambert say all will be remembered until they are called to answer likewise.
The Ames society page lists numerous afternoon and evening gatherings. Out of town guests include Mrs. Hodson Des Moines and Mrs. Wilson Chicago. Attendees enjoy singing, picnics, Kensingtons, lectures, dinners, and birthday celebrations across many local homes and clubs.
Several residents visit relatives and friends across Iowa and Michigan including Miss Daisy Mellor in Boone county and Prof H B Potter leaving for Allegan Michigan. Parties attend picnics and visits. Thornberg family plans stay in Ames. Col Dan McCarthy tours Omaha and Council Bluffs. Col Parley Sheldon heads to Cleveland for a ten day trip as political chatter hints at Ottumwa convention.
The Christian Science church will hold its regular service Sunday morning at 10 45 oclock in Smiths Hall. Subject Love.
Catholic Church pastor F. C. Renier invites parishioners to Mass at 10 30 Sunday August 7. A lawn special is planned Friday evening at the church for attendees and neighbors.
Walter I. Fowle announces that Miss Daisy Brown will occupy the pulpit at the Baptist church next Sunday as guest speaker.
Church of Christ announces Bible school at 10 A. M. Pastor John T. Houser presides. Communion and preaching at 11 A. M. Superintendent E. 8. Owen leads. Endeavor service at 7 P. M. No other preaching services. All are welcome.
Morning service with sermon at 10 45 led by Minister William J Minchin. Vesper service from 5 00 to 5 45. Sunday School at 9 45 and U P 8 C E at 5 45. A cordial welcome extended to all people.
Morning service at 11:00 on Sunday with topic The Significance of Missions to the American People. Evening service at 8:00. Christian Endeavor at 7:15. Junior Endeavor 6:00. Sabbath School at 10:00 a.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.
The Methodist Episcopal Church announces services with morning and evening themes by Minister George D Crissman. Morning message The Word Made Flesh. Evening message Christ's Cure for Care. Bible school at 9 45 Epworth League at 8. Picnic Friday August 5 inviting all Methodists and families and community members to attend. The prayer topic is noted.
A Thursday evening gathering will feature a talk titled Oliver Cromwell the Great Commoner. The event promises a focused discussion on Cromwell’s role and influence.
Ames Iowa City Council resolves sidewalk construction across numerous streets and parcels in Parker's and Ames additions with cement concrete walkway specs and finishes. Property owners may build and be taxed if not completed by 1910 deadline. City Engineer to supervise per specifications. Maxwell and Sheldon sign as Mayor and City Clerk.
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