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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1907

Page

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Vice President Fairbanks Visits Ames forenoon tour

The U S vice president spoke twice in Ames on Saturday after arriving at 9 30 AM at the Chicago and North Western station. He rode with Mayor Sheldon and city officials to the college campus where he addressed about 3 000 people including students and townsfolk praising education and agriculture.

Fairbanks Ames United State of America Chicago & North-Western Ames Commercial Club City College Ames Council Onondaga Street Douglas Sheldon Storms Greeley Willey Ricketts Company C Ll. N. G Commercial Club Hickey Agricultural College Prairies Iowa J. R. Lincoln Farbanks College Glee Club Lincoln Army Florida Keys Manila Harbor

Thirty graduate group to graduate Ames high seniors

Graduation events dates set at Ames High School with the May 17 play Mister Bob directed by Jack Daniel and a May 29 commencement address by Edward A Nye of the Daily News Des Moines. Thirty seniors are listed by name including Flora Akin Cecil Alexander May Anderson Pearl Banks Charles Beardshear Roy Brown Florence Caldwell Lyle Clapper Opal Culp Florence Dunham Mabel Duntz Vita Freed Oscar Freed Elmer Greenlee Guy Griffith Max Hardin Ruth King John Gardner Gertrude Gardner Carrie Berger Ernest Hiestand Winter Paxton Howard Person May Osborne Robert Ricketts Floyd Scott Harvey Taylor Stella St John Lou Willey Emily Watkins.

Flora Akin Cecil Alexander May Anderson Pearl Banks Charles Beardshear Roy E. Brown Florence Caldwell Lyle Clapper Opal Culp Florence Dunham Mabel Duntz Vita Freed Oscar Freed Elmer Greenlee Guy Griffith Max Hardin Ruth King John Gardner Gertrude Gardner Carrie Berger Ernest Hiestand Winter Paxton Howard Person May Osborne Robert Ricketts Floyd Scott Harvey Taylor Stella St. John Lou Willey Emily Watkins

Arbor Day on the South Side Observed with Elm Planting

The south side school marked Arbor Day with eight trees added to the grounds. Mabel Law read Planting a Tree as a sixth grade ceremony named the new elm Princess Alice and pledged future care.

Arbor Day South Side Mabel Law

Alumni Hall Nears Completion At College

Work on the college Alumni hall, delayed for three years, is being pushed toward completion with a planned dedication during graduation exercises on June fifth. Carpenters face a shortage as Ames and the state demand high, but interior woodwork and oak finishing are advancing, promising a durable, stately interior.

Ames

I. C. Victors Over Missouri Tigers In 6-0 Baseball Game

The I. C. team defeated Missouri Tigers 6 to 0 at four o clock, Harris and Belter pairing for Ames while Capp, Swanson and Lewis starred for Missouri. Ames fans note Missouri beat Kansas and S U S prior to this match, with Iowa next on State field. also recaps Ames high school meet results led by Lew McElyea and Albert Fowler.

College College Nine Missouri Tigers Missouri Omaha Creighton Medical College Harris Belter Ames Capp Swanson Lewis Missouri Bunch University of Kansas Iowa State Field Ames High Ool Lew McElyea Albert Fowler Merrill Manning McElyea Paxton Meltzer Manning Howard Person Fowler H. Person Joseph Person Walter Summers Greenlie Williams

Big Banquet Honors Seniors in Agricultural Courses

The annual seniors banquet for agricultural veterinary and science students was held Saturday night at Margaret hall with 140 in attendance. Prof. A. M. Newens acted as toastmaster. toasts by Prof. Curtiss Dr. W. A. Stuhr and B. W. Crossley mixed humor with sober reflection. The event underscores the growing importance of spring term college banquets.

Margaret Hall Baxton A. M. Newens Curtiss W. A. Stuhr B. W. Crossley

Nevada Plays to Benefit Westminster Piano Fund

Nevada residents stage a home talent show Friday evening to support the Westminster piano fund. The cast features several capable performers and many Ames residents plan to attend if weather allows.

Nevada Ames Westminster Piano Fund

Alumni Elect Leaders for Coming Year

Local alumni elected J. A. McLean class of 1905 as president and Ethel Cessna class of 1904 as secretary for the coming year. Morning program included songs recitations and quotations by grades one through five.

J. A. McLean Ethel Cessna

Ames High Boys Defeat Marshalltown In Exhibition

Ames High traveled to Marshalltown and upset the local team six runs to two in a two team exhibition. Yeoman pitched a strong game for Ames striking out many and allowing only two hits. Miller caught behind the plate while Kirk and Booth formed the Marshalltown battery.

Ames High School Marshalltown Story City Ames Yeoman Miller Kirk Booth

West Des Moines Tops Ames In Saturday Tennis Meet

West Des Moines high school's tennis team defeated Ames high school Saturday forenoon. McKay of Ames beat Vorse of West High in the fastest singles set. Ames lost the other three. In doubles, McKay with Cave of Ames won against Towne and Cockerley of Des Moines, while McBroom and Dale of Des Moines defeated Bange and Clapper of Ames.

West Des Moines Ames High School McKay Ames Vorse West High Cave Towne and

ScALPS NEBRASKA INDIANS Baseball Game Report

The ScAlps Nebraska Indians game ended with Ames 3 and the Indians 2. Ames took a late lead in the fourth and sixth innings, Harris stealing the deciding run. Battery: Harris Weiland Fox for Ames and White Crow Seguin for the Indians. Umpires Powers and Pigeon. Attendance about 400.

Nebraska Indians Ames Indians S. C Harris Duskies Harris, Weiland and Fox White Crow Seguin Powers Pigeon

Freshmen Beat West High in Close Des Moines Meet

The West Des Moines high school and Ames freshmen staged a tight field meet, decided by relay sprints. Ames finished with 70 points to Des Moines 57, Harris led Des Moines with 13 points, while Ames swept the 100 yard dash and Des Moines claimed pole vault.

Des Moines High Harris West Des Moines Ames Bunch Des Moines Ames Des

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Onondaga and Douglass Story County Hoosier State M. K. Smith The Republic Mister Bob Charlie Beardshear Jack Daniel Nye Edward A. Nye Daily News Princess Alice McElyea Star Story County Fair Ames High Nebraska Western Red Men
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