National and World News Briefs Roundup
The item covers diverse reports from politics and law to aviation and trials. Highlights include the organization of the National Association of Poor Law Officials in St Louis, a royal honeymoon in Arden New York, a failed Dover to Calais flight, Alberta politics, and various international developments in Peru Liberia and Persia. Additional notes mention U S Senate races in West Virginia, a peace movement proposal, and a China decimal coinage edict.
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National Association of Poor Law Officials
St. Louis
Charles Cary Rumsey
Mary Harriman
Arden
N. Y
Whitney
Lonely October Mountain
Charles Stuart Rolls
English Channel
Dover
Calais
Rutherford
Alberta
Sifton
Ninth
Indiana
Peru
Ecuador
High School Card Distribution Tonight at Grand Ave Residence
All students without cards may pick them up this week at Supt. F E B Kings residence 621 Grand Ave. Graduates may also obtain college entrance certificates at the same time and place.
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Supt. F. EB. King
Grand Ave
Baby Ruth Watson Hurt By Swinging Door
Ruth Watson, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Watson, was injured Saturday evening when struck by a swinging door. Doctors feared internal harm but examinations showed no serious injury.
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Ruth Watson
Jack Watson
Ames in Brief: Local Movements and Travels
Ray Stafford departs for a Colorado summer. George White leaves for a Kansas real estate trip. F B Campbell and L H Doggett visit Des Moines friends. John E Moravetz and Ogden family visit Des Clark home. John Sloss visits on campus with Custodian Sloss. Greeley Sheldon and Milo Manning attend Des Moines Bankers convention. W V Ellis leaves Leon for Chicago to join the Bureau of Animal Industry. T W Foster aboard the Georgia expects coast defense transfer up the Mississippi by November. Kokomo Indiana noted in travel talk. Rev Walter Fowie heads to Chicago for missionary board duties and Des Moines College address. W W Douglas and wife leave for Lawrence Montana to work as telegraphers. Rev F Renier sails July 9 for three months Europe, plans Naples Bay trip with Miss Tillie Renier.
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Ray Stafford
Colorado
George White
Kansas
F. B. Campbell
L. H. Doggett
Des Moines
John Sloss
Cedar Rapids
Sloss
Capt. Greeley
Parley Sheldon
Milo Manning
W. V. Ellis
Leon
Iowa
Chicago
Bureau of Animal Industry
T. W. Foster
Georgia
Philadelphia
Mississippi
Kokomo
Ind
Marshalltown
Times-Republican
Walter I. Fowie
Missionary Board
New Society
Des Moines College
W. W. Douglas
Western Union Telegraph Co
Lawrence
Mont
Dunn
Andy Anderson
Renier
Europe
Italy
Germany
France
Belgium
Oberammergau
Bay of Naples
Naples
Ankona
Tillie Renier
Dubuque
Clark Prefers Speakership Over Senate Seat
Personal remarks show Champ Clark stating he would rather be speaker than United States senator. The report notes other political items including Senator Norris Brown’s memorial day oration, bond releases for alleged bribers in Springfield, and statements by Senator Clay on military costs.
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Champ Clark
United States
Norris Brown
Washington
Broderick
Chicago
Springfield
Clay
Georgia
Jeffrie-Johnson
International Reform Bureau
Congress
United South Africa
Louis Botha
James A. Patten
Taft
Roosevelt
New York
Diverse 19th century fabric sale offers
A local sale lists 24 inch Cambric Flouncing and wide embroidered goods in multiple designs priced per yard. Waist fronts, Batistes, Muslin and Cambric Corset Covers, and Percales and Ginghams come in various colors and sizes with multiple sale prices and limited stock.
Ladies Hosiery and Kimona Silks Sale Ad
Items offered include Ladies' Hose 13c in black or tan with fast colors and linen details. Kimona Silks 54c, 30 inch, about 20 patterns, direct from manufacturer, pure silk with floral designs. Also Ladies House Sacques of fine lawn orBatiste with trim and comfortable fit, dressy appearance.
Footwear sale offers wide selection at cut prices
All colors and sizes, a fine line, priced from 1.25 to 6.00. Subject to the sale discount. Our line of Women's Pumps and Oxfords is still complete, call in for your size at the cut price. Infants Sandals and Pumps in Patent leather, Tans and Vicis, one two and three strap styles. Children's Oxfords and Pumps Patent leather, Tans and Vicis, all sizes, wide and narrow toes. Barefoot Sandals all sizes for hot days.
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Tilden
Churches schedule and sermon on compensation in old age
John T. Houser, Pastor, announces Bible School at 10:00 a m with E 8 Owen as Superintendent Preaching and communion at 11:00 a m Sermon subject Compensation in Old Age Junior Endeavor at 3:00 p m Boys Club Tuesday 7:30 pm Regular service 8:00 pm Sunday All seniors invited to morning service
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John T. Houser
Owen
Local Loyalty in Denominational Series at First Congregational
Morning service at 10 45 led by Minister William J Minchin with sermon on Local Loyalty second in a Denominational Loyalty series Vesper service 5 00 to 5 45 Y P 8 C E 5 45 to 6 30 Sunday school 9 45 a m
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William J. Minchin
Church Schedule Highlights for Walter J. Fowle
Walter J. Fowle serves as pastor with Bible School at 9 45 a m and sermon at 11 a m The service features The Two Ladders illustrated by crayon An 8 00 Junior Union and a 7 00 B y P U session with an 8 00 sermon by the pastor.
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Walter J. Fowle
Bible School
Junior Union
Methodist Church Announces Sunday Services and Children’s Day
The Methodist Episcopal Church led by Minister George D. Crissman invites worshipers to Sunday School children’s day exercises during the regular 10 45 service. A short sermon will follow at the 8 o clock evening service.
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George D. Crissman
Christian Science Services Sunday in Smith's Hall
Sunday at 10 45 a m Christian Science services in Smiths Hall with the subject Is the Universe including Man Evolved by Atomic Force The notice highlights the location time and topic for parishioners seeking spiritual study and reflection.
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Christian Science Services
Smith’s Hall
Renier Pastor Service at St. Cecelia Church
F. C. Renier will lead services at St. Cecelia church this Sunday at 10 30 o clock. The service details are announced for parishioners and community members.
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F. C. Renier
St. Cecelia
Choir Vesper Services Planned by Congregational Church
The Congregational church choir presents a series of fine vesper services at 5 o clock Sundays. Programs are well arranged with music performed by choir members.
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Congregational Church
Old Folks at the U B Church Highlight Duet
The United Brethren church service filled the building as aged members attended. A standout moment was a soprano duet by Mrs Doggett and Mrs McCoy, both over 70, who despite age delivered a fine performance.
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U. B
United Brethers Church
Doggett
McCoy
Old Age Won’t Suppress an Upright Soul’s Music
An elder performer proves age cannot silence a steadfast artist. In quiet rooms and small stages, the musician still shapes notes with clear tone and expressive phrasing, showing integrity remains a living instrument despite years.
Christian Endeavor Convention Sees Record Attendance
The Christian Endeavor convention last week drew larger attendance than ever. Rev. C. H. Morris of Marshalltown delivered a very able sermon at the Christian church on Wednesday evening. The Thursday picnic was canceled due to rain. Delegates benefited from papers and discussions. Next year the convention will be in Reinbeck with Gance of Boone as president, W. T. Beecher of Tracr as vice president, and Miss Birdie Batchelor of Nevada as secretary and treasurer. Thirty four delegates were from out of town.
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Christian Endeavor
Christian Church
C. H. Morris
Marshalltown
Reinbeck
Gance
Boone
W. T. Beecher
Tracr
Birdie
Ames Baseball Injury Leaves Cox With Broken Jaw
Irwin W. Cox broke his jaw in two places during a baseball game last week. The injury occurred while playing for local Ames players and teams.
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Irwin W. Cox
Sowers Takes to the Road
Elmer Sowers, who had the misfor-
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Sowers
Elmer Sowers
Man Returns to Work After Arm Injury
A man who broke his arm two weeks ago resumes work Monday morning. He plans to have friends draft orders for him since he has not learned to write with his left hand yet.
Local man Lon Hardin Survives Appendicitis Scare
Lon Hardin learned Carroll carried the state and Walter I. Smith was nominated. He jumped from bed, poured the drops, blew away the powders, and walked downtown, narrowly escaping a puncture from his appendectomy scare.
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Lon Hardin
Carroll
Walter I. Smith
Power for City Cars In Ames Interurban Power Plan
Receiver Sheldon seeks to secure a transformer at the city electric light station to allow city power to supplement Fra ser power when insufficient for college cars. The move would enable uninterrupted operation and be welcomed by Ames residents.
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Sheldon
City
Fraser
Ames
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