Tribute to Mrs. Mary Knapp at Ames and Washington death
Mary H. Knapp wife of Dr Seaman A Knapp of the bureau of plant industry died at 1215 Crittenden Street NW Washington DC after peritonitis Short services were held at the residence and the body brought to Ames for interment at Iowa State College where her husband was professor of agriculture and former president Services were held at her son Major Herman Knapp's home in Ames The tribute by Dean E W Stanton praises her culture sympathy and Christian character tracing her life from New York Vermont Iowa and Louisiana to Ames and finally Washington DC
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary H. Knapp
Seaman A. Knapp
Bureau of Plant Industry Department of Agriculture
Crittenden Street
Northwest
Washington, D. C
Ames
College
Iowa State College
Knapp
Herman Knapp
S. A. Knapp
E. W. Stanton
Maria Hotchkiss Knapp
Hampton
Washington County
New York
Hiram
Lucina Pearce Hotchkiss
Hampton Hollow
Troy Conference Academy
Poultney
Vermont
Union College
Fort Edward
Hudson
Lake Charles
Mrs. Knapp
Vinton
Gilbert News Highlights Local Happenings and Projects
Gilbert residents report visitors and travels across Ames Des Moines and Oregon. local improvements include new cement walks and a rebuilt elevator contract awarded to J. C. Spangler Gowery. Band concert planned with ice cream and cake proceeds. alumni banquet and flower day outreach featured. Elevator completion estimated by August 15 1910 with 25 000 bushel capacity and 35 horsepower engine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames J. Reynolds
Oo Christensen
Lake
Lillian Wolfe
Nellie Warren Jamet Swanson
Ora Jones
Mabel Christenson
Faith Bissel
Ruth Jones
Minnie Shearer
Dorace Shearer
A. Bissel
Milford Ames Visitors and Local Social at Carr Home
Mrs Henry Pepper and her children Florence and Eldred from Ames visited the James Carr home in Milford from Friday to Sunday. An Ice Cream social at Pleasant Grove Saturday evening drew a large crowd and a sizable sum. Other locals, including the Evans and Cameron families, Week ending notes, and visits of Miss Margaret Spencer and Miss Gladys Ricketts to Milford and nearby homes are recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Spencer
Ames
Agnes Brown
Lake Morgan
Henry Childers
T. J. Sower
Gilbert Farmers Elevator Company
B. A. Lockwood Elevator
J. C. Spangler
Gowery
Gilbert
I. O. O. F. Hall
Henry Pepper
Florence
Eldred
James Carr
Milford
F. FE. Kooser
Pleasant Grove
D. Evans
Nevada
George Cameron
Ontario
B. J. Carr
Gladys Ricketts of
Adjourned district court session opens in Nevada
Judge C G Lee and reporter Weston attend an adjourned March term district court in Nevada meeting continuing matters and handling probate work Local visitors arrived by car from across the county Emily Watkins of Ames closes a school term at Wolf district No 3 Nevada township with a timberland picnic Several Ames Des Moines and Webster City residents visit family and attend gatherings Judge I J Scott greets a newborn daughter with mother and baby reported well Additional social visits include C M Soper Wil Gilmore and Thos Thompson families and Jessie Kelley from Ames
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Lee
Weston
Webster City
District Court
Court House
Emily Watkins
Ames
Wolf District
Nevada Township
Abe Smith Place
I. J. Scott
Babe
Scott
Sarah Scott Berggren
Sheldahl
C. M. Soper
Lee
Norma Lee
Wm. Weston
Ruth
Charles
Will Gilmore
Chicago
International Harvester Company
Bert Allen
P. E. Shugart
Thos
Thompson
Jessie Kelley
Fanny Adams
Pleasant Grove Ice Cream Social Draws Large Crowd
Pleasant Grove reports a well attended ice cream social at the M. BE church with strong community participation and a lively social atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. BE. Church
Sword Making in Japan Through Twelve Centuries of Craft
The article traces the dawn of Japanese sword forging from primitive blades to the Yamato steel, noting the Crown Prince Shotoku's 693 sword as the oldest in the imperial collection. It spans twelve centuries from the first forge to the Tokugawa Shogunate, highlighting over 10,000 named swordsmiths in Japan's enduring craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Nara
Shotoku
Nippon
Tribute To Great Writer Noguchi Echoes Japanese Revival
Yone Noguchi praises Hearn in the Atlantic noting his impact on Japanese letters and drama. The piece cites Hearn as a protest figure against time wasting and foreign translation, emphasizing literature as sacred. Friday, July 15, Story County Rural School graduation exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearn
Mr. Otani
Yone Noguchi
Atlantic
Story County Rural School
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Mrs
Mary Knapp
Dean E. W. Stanton
Longfellow
Messenger Divine
Lafe Morgan
Floyd Sanders
John
George Sowers
Scott French
Frank Kovoser
Lawrence Ray
Wm. Warren
A. M. Elliot
RE. W. Sanders
Bert Brown
Bill Kerseys
Ellen Sorenson
Wolf
Queen Sawyer
Clark Scot
T. B. Jones
Illinois
Lennie Canady
Will Margus
Des Moines
E. Jenkins
Fred McGrath
W. H. Totten
Lars Tesdall
Robert Liddle
Mrs. L. Oliver
Kelley
Clifford Oliver
Graceville
Minn
Mrs. Oliver
Ricker
Ellsworth
Iowa
Grinnell
Eva Gilbert
Wagner
Okla
Jim Reynolds
Gwatsuigu
Edwin
Evelyn
Pauline Gilbert
Jim Reynold
Guy Doods
Selina
Kaw
Canady
Ethyl Canady
Ione Bell
Christian Endeavor
Gilbert High School
Congregational Church
Laura Dale
Polly Wakefield
Ida Brown
Julia Jacobson
Margaret Abrahamson
Mayme Wilson
Roy Shearer
Casper Torp
Milford and
Franklin
Margaret Spencer of
Anna Otto
John O'Neil
Cole
S. F. Frey
J. A. Bateman
St. Anthony
Mr. Bateman
J. A. Mills
H. L. Carroll
Ross
Homer Miller
Walter
Norma
Zephyr
Kansas
A. L. Champlin
Ames, Iowa
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