Marriages Signal Ames I S C Ties In June Weddings
Announced weddings feature Louise Mossman and Prof John Hug of I S C in Mason City on June 16. Ruth Catell wed James Mason of Hedrick Iowa at West Ames home with about twenty five relatives. The couple plans to travel east and settle in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise E. Mossman
Polk City
John E. Hug
B. Y. Neal
St. Paul
Minnesota
Mason City
Mary Catell
Hyland Avenue
West Ames
Ruth Catell
James Mason
Hedricks
Iowa
Walter I.bebe
The
Baptist Church
Naomi Catell
Mason
Pittsbur
Pennsylvania
Ames
Zeta Sigma Zetas
S. L. Bailey
Rock Falls
Arthur Ellis
Central City
Nebraska
I. B. Paxton
Red Bluffs
California
Rachel Paxton
Douglas Avenue
Orange City
Kittie Smeenk
Sioux City
West
J. Cameron’ Clark
Case School of Applied Sciences
Cleveland
Ohio
West Boone Street
On the Campus News Roundup and Local Events
Faculty and staff updates include Prof. M. L. King returning from Pocahontas and Prof. Ford at Spirit Lake. Social visits span Cedar Rapids to Ottumwa, with notes on relatives, vacations, and a campus picnic honoring Sampson who heads to a Duluth hardware firm. A Bloomington theater incident disrupted two performances of Peer Gynt.
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C. H. Stange
Ithaca
New York
Washington
D. C
Philadelphia
Board of Control
Neale Knowles
Virginia
Edith Charlton-Salsbury
J. B. Davidson
Des Moines
Bloomington
Ill
Torrance Wallace
John Nicholson
Western Hospital
Miss Vance
Fraternal Outing and Initiation at Clear Lake
A party including Prof. and Mrs. G. EB. Stayner and other members vacation this week at Clear Lake Iowa where the Patriarchs Militant are encamped. About forty Rebecca lodge members traveled to Gilbert on Wednesday the 22nd for six new initiations by the Degree Staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. EB. Stayner
Steve Deal
H. T. Corbin
Rebecca Lodge
Gilbert
Birth of a girl to Mr and Mrs Rex Green
Charles City reports the birth of a daughter on June 14 to Rex Green and his wife formerly lived on Grand Ave. until late May.
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Charles City
Rex Green
Grand Ave
Ames Area Residents Enjoy Social and Travel News
Des Moines visitors and Ames residents are recorded in a string of short notes. Names include T. C. Miller Jr, Edwold Van Epps, G. M. Stanton, B. Hauser, E. Horton, and J. J. Ferce among others. Travel entries mention trips to Clinton, Oskaloosa, Des Moines, Webster City, Fort Dodge, and Lake Okoboji, with several returning from weeklong visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Miller, Jr
Des Moines
Ames
Edwold van Epps
Clinton
G. M. Stanton
Carroll, Iowa
W. W. Talbott
B. Hauser
Oskaloosa
Fort Dodge
Southern
Mr. E. Horton
Spirit Lake
Nevada
Frank Curtis
Messrs. Hill, Ramey and
Thiel
Men's Oxfords On Sale At Special Weekend Event
Men’s oxfords in tans patents and gun metals priced at 3 50 4 00 and 4 50. A selection of styles offers a closeout deal for two days. Flounces and neatly tucked garments fresh and ready for wear. Friday and Saturday choices include several styles at 95 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Bingemann
Guy Moore
Webster City
Bernard Moreland
Jewell Junction
W. D. Rich
Colorado
Messrs
Taylor
Harry Kelley
Cambridge
Harry Bennington
Sheldon
Duff Avenue
Lot I
Celine
Independence Day Hours at Ames Post Office
The Ames post office will open on July 4 until 10 30 A M and will be closed in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Pine Belt in Newfoundland Yields High Grade Timber
Information reports a pine belt of 2,000 square miles through the Exploits and Gander valleys holding the best white pine valued at 50 to 55 dollars per 1,000 feet. Much of the spruce and fir are small in diameter, limiting profitable lumber manufacture and supporting pulp wood use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newfoundland
Vacation Card Request at Intelligencer Office
Before summer travels begin, submit your card order at the Intelligencer office as requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intelligencer Office
Horned lark photographs itself on the camera at Ames Chautauqua
Genesee correspondence from Rochester Herald reports Prof. Guy A. Bailey of Genesee State Normal School attempted a horned lark portrait at Temple ill. The bird pecked at the camera, hopped away, then returned to perch on the first camera for a striking shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy A. Bailey
Genesee State Normal School
Bailey
Temple
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Ames Intelligencer
Clark Avenue
H. EB. Emery
Halliday
Walter Canaday
Ames Hotel
Callon Mary M. Poage
Monn Lamver Co
Ford Runabout
Ferguson
Con Avenue
Ae Air
F. E. Morris
State Street
J. W. Anes T
atell-Mason
Smeenk—Paxton
Bliss Spurling
G. R. Bliss
Carrie Spurling
Corning
M. L. King
Pocahontas
J. H. Fitton
Council Bluffs
Cessna
Prof. Hibbard
Prof. Ford
Miss Whithead
Dean Stanton
Eldora
R. L. Webster
Satuday
Friends’ Church
Guthrie
Dairy Department
O. H. Cessna
J. W. Neasham
Ottumwa
Prof. Pew
New Hampshire
A. B. Storms
Lowell Chamberlain
N. W
Wailer Canaday
Rebeccas
J. J. Ferce
Fernald
Warren Minkler
Lake Okoboji
Ralph Oliver
Oklahoma
Lee Doolittle
Cap Kooser
George Baker
Frank Buck
Overland
Stratford
F. F. Rogers
James Hall
South Dakota
S. Champaugh
Ames Engineering Co
Latham Bros
E. C. Potter
Marshalltown
Grinnell
Prof. Kirkham
D. J. Bullock
Fox Lake
Charles Lyman
Irvin Meltzer
University of Iowa
Shaw
Shirk
Jacob Warner
Hurd Cairns
Arcadia
Fla
E. C. Porter
W. A. Laybourn
Shamrock
Texas
Spaulding Buggy Co
Dan Smith
Neola
Clarence
Wilbur Smith
What Cheer
Homer Yeomans
Hudson-Chalmers Automobile Manufactory
Detroit
Dayton Union
Tilden Brothers & Co