Sale Notice at John A. Taylor's Grant Township
On March 8 sale of stock vehicles harness manure spreader new implements and tools to be held at John A Taylor's in Grant township. Attend the oyster supper to be given by the Rebekah's March 16.
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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1910
Page
5
On March 8 sale of stock vehicles harness manure spreader new implements and tools to be held at John A Taylor's in Grant township. Attend the oyster supper to be given by the Rebekah's March 16.
At the Congregational church on March 10 the Civic Improvement Society hosts a recital by Grace L. Watson featuring original songs in a mixed program. The Fourth Ward Civic Improvement group meets March 8 at J. E. Laithley’s home. Various clubs like Twentieth Century, Fortnightly, Nonpareil, Unity, and Eastern Star report meetings, lectures, initiations, and social events with notable guests and performers. The Japanese operetta preparation by the College Ladies Glee Club is set for March 26, with Roy Miller and others in key roles, and Rogers Grilley promote an Ames engagement.
Officers of the P E O chapter at Mrs. Walker's home were announced with Mrs. Martha Wilson as president and Mrs. Norma Beach as vice president. Mrs. Frank Linebaugh won the delegate seat to the Grand Chapter meeting May 10 at Albia, with Mrs. Lina King as alternate. The group also noted upcoming gatherings at the Priscilla club and The Gables.
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