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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1907
Page
17
A Chicago Journal piece mocks wedding duties for June brides advising against domestic skills. It jokes that husbands will demand cooking sewing and housework once they know these skills, promising a dull social life if they try them.
A verse about rug beating sits beside Ames community notes. The page covers club meetings, lectures, weddings, socials, society notices, and local events with names like Mark Wayne Williams, Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch reference, and area institutions such as the YWCA, Red Cross, and Drake University.
A Washington Star item notes a shop with puzzling pricing. It claims a minute for your purchase and a half hour for your change, highlighting odd customer experience at the store.
The Methodist Sunday school held a Children’s Day program at the Armory Sunday evening with solos recitations and songs led by Miss Dora Rice Mrs Judisch Mrs Maxwell and others. News arrives that a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs O E Latham on Monday June 17 and the Tuttle family welcomed a grandson born June 11 in Pittsburg Pa.
Ames notes Prof O J Quick will lecture tonight at Kelley on In His Steps with lantern views. North Western Line offers excursion rates to Chautauqua Assembly and other sites with tickets on sale June 26 to 29 and return July 5. Also schedules Ames Chautauqua August 14 to 23 and advice on home care tips and local visitors Dr and Mrs H Cessna visited Nevada on Sunday.
Mr and Mrs G W Lyman plan a summer in Spearfish South Dakota with sons. Mrs John Gutting and Irene visit Mrs J H Williams. Miss Jennie Williams may join trip to Kehoka Missouri. Reunions unfold with Mrs Lella of Los Angeles and Mrs Mary Little after twenty years. Multiple families visit, relocate, or travel to Des Moines Chicago Omaha and Washington for weddings health and vacations.
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