Ames High School to Install New Superintendent Hicks
Prof F W Hicks of Emmetsburg elected Ames schools superintendent succeeding Prof F E King. Hicks, Cornell College graduate, age about 35, previously headed Clear Lake schools, and will lead the Ames district as the 56 student senior class graduates June 2 with 34 girls and 22 boys.
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F. W. Hicks
Emmetsburg
Ames
Cornell College
Iowa
Board of Education
F. E. King
Prof. Hicks
Wasser and Noble
Hicks
F. EE. King
Clear Lake
Auumni
LeMars
Marshalltown
High School Alumni Banquet Tickets On Sale
Tickets for the High School Alumni Banquet at the Methodist church on Tuesday evening May 31 are on sale. Arthur Buck Story County Bank Earl Kooser Kooser Grocery Earle Smith Bosworths Myrtle Hubbart Tildens Bernice Shugart Intelligencer office handle sales. Classes will be seated by class with rivalry over which class attends most. The 1910s with fifty six members merits strong turnout and a grand welcome.
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Methodist Church
Arthur Buck
Story County Bank
Earl Kooser
Kooser
Earle Smith
Bosworth’s Drug Store
Myrtle Hubbart
Tilden’s
Bernice Shugart
Intelligencer
Alumni Association
Ames High School Praised for Order and Public Health Efforts
Dr. A. E. Kepford, head of the lecture bureau for the state board of control, spoke to Ames high school students praising the 300 pupils and 56 graduates. He lauded the school for sanitation with sanitary drinking fountains and hoped Ames would lead meat and milk inspection efforts to boost the town's standing.
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A. EB. Kepford
State Board of Control
Ames
Iowa
Kepford Speaks on The White Plague at Convocation
The college held its monthly convocation at Agricultural Assembly Hall. Dr. A. B. Kepford delivered an engaging lecture titled The White Plague and plans a second talk tonight at the college chapel continuing the subject.
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Kepford
Agricultural Assembly Hall
A. B. Kepford
Senior Promenade Planned for Friday Evening TI
Friday, June 3 features the TI 8S C Senior Promenade in the evening with classmates and chaperones organizing the event.
Spelling Contest Highlights Story County At Ames Chautauqua
Story City Herald reports a strong ill and keen spelling contest at the Ames Chautauqua with top placements in 7th and 8th grades. Agnes Bjorneby and Anna Marvick won 7th grade honors. Fanny Eide and Erma Doo little led in 8th grade. County Superintendent Scott called the event the county’s best this year and township contests are planned for May 21 at Ames.
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Story City
Ames Chautauqua
Story County
Story City Herald Sis
Agnes Bjorneby
Anna Marvick
Fanny Eide
Erma Doolittle
Scott
Ames
Judge Wade to Speak at Ames Chautauqua on August 13
Iowa City judge Martin J. Wade is set to headline the Ames Chautauqua on August 13. Secured by Col. Parley Sheldon, Wade rarely does platform work but will be a major attraction at the event.
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Martin J. Wade
Iowa City
Ames
Stockholder Alerts Maxwell Park Grounds Abuses
A Maxwell Park association stockholder complains grounds are desecrated by Sunday ball games gates broken and left open obscene prints and immoral printing in toilet rooms seeks remedies and repairs to curb abuses.
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Maxwell Park Association
Senior Class Play Alonzo Applegate at Commencement
The senior class farce titled Alonzo Applegate will be performed at commencement. The play follows the adventures of a verdant young man at this college with vivid trials and a joyous eventual success. The cast has been chosen and will be announced in a few days.
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Alonzo Applegate
Church Built for Ames Needs by First Baptist of Ames
Pastor Walter I. Fowle appeals for public support to dedicate a debt free church building in Ames. Built to serve the college community and growing town, the facility costs about 16000 dollars and requires citizen backing to remain free of debt. He urges citizens, students, and faculty to contribute to meet the enlarged facility’s duties and opportunities.
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Fowle
the Baptists
Ames
Baptist Church
Studnts
White Carnation Mothers Day Message From Royal Blue
A poetic homage titled White Carnation speaks to mothers on Mothers Day. The verse recalls close family bonds and gratitude, framing the gift as a simple token to show enduring debt and praise. The piece closes with reference to the Book of the Royal Blue.
Ames Civic Clean Up Day Urges Citywide Effort
The Civic Improvement Society calls for residents to join a next Saturday clean up to beautify Ames. Mayor Sheldon warns rubbish left out after sunset will be removed at property owners’ expense. Old debris breeds disease and harms yards and alleys.
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Sheldon
Civic Improvement Society
Ames
Curtiss Named Temporary Chairman Of County Republican Convention
The Republican county committee met at the courthouse Friday afternoon to set the July 2 county convention rules and appoint a temporary chairman. The body adopted a 130 delegate ratio with a ward-line adjustment at Ames. Three vacancies were filled by W. P. Fitchpatrick, Dr. Christ, and J. O. Michaelson. Dean Charles F. Curtiss of Iowa State College was chosen as temporary chairman.
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Republican County Committee
Court House
Ames
W. P. Fitchpatrick
Nevada
Dr. Christ
J. O. Michaelson
Franklin
Charles F. Curtiss
Iowa State College
Singin Skule Beginment Pleases Audience Of Local Play
The Singin Skule Beginment a Tuesday night home talent production led by Miss Kittie Miller of St Louis impressed all. Though three key actors were absent the cast shone with Mr Quick as the master not boss and many named performers delivering strong turns. The writer notes Miss Miller’s courage and steady direction making the show a success for the community.
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Kittie Miller
St. Louis
Kittie
Miss Miller
Mr. Quick
Cagwin
Miss Easterly
Gamrath
Leland
Dunning
Kingkade
Nickerson
Miss Williams
Messrs. Mason
van Auken
Steigerwalt
Squires
Good
Dudgeon
Musgrove
Holmes
Taylor
Sukesdorf
Prominent Republicans Named For Washington Township Offices
At a caucus in C L Little s office last Saturday afternoon the slate for township offices was announced. Nominees include W A McDonald Wm Templeton and A L Myers for trustees A E Ross for assessor S B Freed for township clerk and L L Wherry for committees. County convention delegates will be chosen by ballot at the primaries. The nominees are described as prominent and likely to win by a large majority.
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Washington Township
C. L. Little
W. A. McDonald
Wm. Templeton
A. L. Myers
A. E. Ross
S. B. Freed
L. L. Wherry
Conservatory Seniors Impress At Recital
Attendees enjoyed a Saturday evening senior recital from the Ames Conservatory of Music with Mrs. Wood and Miss May Hoopes delivering standout performances. Both performers, praised for artistry and personality, have earned their degrees under Prof. and Mrs. Thompson, with Dean Curtiss and Prof. Scott among the observers.
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Conservatory of Music
Wood
May Hoopes
Thompson
Miss Hoop
Holden
Scott
Coover
Shane
Progressives Rally Across County Ahead of June Primaries
Governor Warren Garst Secretary Wilcox and Judge Prouty visited Ames on Saturday en route to Story City where a large progressive meeting was held that evening. Attendees felt confident of success in the June primaries as reports from Story City indicate strong political energy in the northern part of the county.
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Warren Garst
Wilcox
Prouty
Ames
Story City
Freight No 63 Wreck Delays Rail Traffic Near Randall
A southbound freight train No 63 derailed yesterday after riding over a loose rail about a mile from Randall. Nine cars left the tracks with four hundred feet of rail and track destroyed. No injuries reported as crews work to clear the wreck and restore service.
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Randall
Fraternities Plan Weekend Parties and Games
Several house parties are planned for the end of the week by Sigma Nu Kappa Sigma and Gamma Thetas with many out of town guests expected. A spirited game between the Sigma Nus and Kappa Sigmas is set for Saturday morning with unusually fair bleacher conditions anticipated.
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Sigma Nu
Kappa Sigma
Gamma Thetas
Sigma Nus
Kappa Sigmas
Peace Conference Oration Contest At College May 20
The annual Peace Conference Oration contest will be held on May 20. The first prize is fifty dollars funded from an endowment by Dr. Stalker to foster student interest in an international peace conference. Entries already number many, promising a standout campus event this year.
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Stalker
Ames
C. H. Pasley
Sam's
Hiestand
Sheldon
Sam Hiestand
Bosworth
Conaway
Comercial Club
Iimes
I Ames
Peterson Returns to Campaign for Recor der
O B Peterson arrived Saturday from Wyoming where he had gone to look over his land interests. He expects to devote the next few days to his campaign for re order.
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O. B. Peterson
Wyoming
Recorder
Many a Nut Not What It Was Cracked Up To Be
A compact saying hints that many claims about nuts fail to meet expectations, suggesting skepticism about the quality or usefulness of certain varieties. It notes that appearances can be misleading and some kernels disappoint buyers.
President's Reception for Faculty Alumni and Students
An event notice announces a reception on Thursday June 9 from 3 to 6 PM inviting faculty alumni students and friends to attend.
A Horse Sheds Wisdom Without a College Education
A lighthearted note suggests a horse can know a fair amount even without formal schooling. The idea playful emphasizes practical knowledge over academic credentials.
Miss Flora Wilson to perform at Ames Friday
Miss Flora Wilson, Ames beloved soprano, appears Friday evening at Agricultural Assembly hall under the sponsorship of Mrs. Curtiss Sunday School class of boys from the Congregational church. Proceeds aid a downtown boys gymnasium. praised by the Des Moines Register and Leader as an esteemed and prominent singer with brilliancy, flexibility, and refined delivery.
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Flora Wilson
Ames
Agricultural Assembly Hall
Miss Wilson
YWCA Fetes 20th Anniversary With Campus Tea
On the college campus near Margaret Hall a 20th anniversary fete replaces the May breakfast. Refreshments from 1 to 6 pm include hot chocolate sandwiches fruit salad whipped cream wafers ice cream cones and handmade candy with prices from 5c to 10c. Proceeds support the YWCA’s ongoing work.
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Margaret Hall
Young Women’s Christian Association
Association
Des Moines Lawyer J K Macomber Dies After Brief Illness
J K Macomber, first Iowa State College graduate and former faculty member, died in Des Moines after a short illness likely heart and gall bladder related. His widow Mrs Macomber is in Europe and Italy, with several children present at his death. his passing drew sorrow from Ames alumni and the state.
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Des Moines
State College
Ames
Crow Indians address by Mr Petzalt at Congregational church
Mr Petzalt missionary to the Crow Indians spoke under Baptist auspices at the Congregational church. The address made a deep impression and attendees praised his pleasing entertaining presentation. The Baptist community appreciated neighboring churches for hosting them while they are away from home.
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Petzalt
Congregational Church
Dr Crissman Delivers Domestic Health Lecture
Despite illness Dr Crissman gave a Thursday evening lecture that offered practical advice for happy and healthy living. The talk was described as an intellectual treat and likely the most domestic lecture delivered here.
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Crissman
Dr. Crissman
Betas Initiated Amid Fraternity Rites Stir Neighbors
Several pledges were admitted to full membership in the Beta fraternity Friday evening. The ceremony caused a disturbance as dogs in the neighborhood barked and neighbors feared hydrophobia.
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Beta Fraternity
Phi Gamma Anniversary Dinner Held at Campus West House
The Phi Gammas celebrated their anniversary with a dinner party at their house west of the campus. Invitations were limited to members.
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Phi Gamma
Phi Gammas
Ames Population Seen Surging Past 4000 Ahead of Census
The Ames census drive urges residents to help enumerators list every person. Officials note population could top 6000 with the college and local residents, stressing accuracy for schools and municipal affairs.
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Ames
Enumerators and Commercial Club
Pasley
H i Sheldon
Bosworth
Onaway
Mothers Day Services At United Brethren In Ames
United Brethren Church in Ames hosts a Mothers Day program with Sunday school at 10 00 led by F B Clark and Warner Johnson as pastor. A special sermon at 11 00 honors Mothers Day followed by Y P C B A at 7 00, leader Mrs Clark. An 8 00 sermon on Friendship closes with special music. Everyone invited.
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Warner Johnson
F. BH
Clark
Protest of Privilege Let Us Alone at Minchin Service
Minister William J. Minchin delivers a morning sermon on the Protest of Privilege. The evening service observes Mothers Day with a call for fathers and children to attend and all church members to be present.
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William J. Minchin
Mothers Day Observed at Methodist Church Services
The Methodist Episcopal Church led by Minister George D Crissman will observe Mothers Day at the morning service with a sermon titled Our Mothers. Ronald Allen will sing A Boy s Best Friend Is His Mother. Evening sermon titled A Great Invitation. Bible School at 9 45 Preaching at 10 45 and 7 45 Junior League at 3 Epworth League at 15.
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George D. Crissman
Ronald Allen
Epworth League
Church of Christ services and events notice
John T. Houser pastor leads Bible school at 10:00 a. m. G.8 Owen superintendent. Communion and sermon at 11 a. m. on "Mother." Junior Endeavor at 3 p. m. Senior Endeavor at 7 p. m. Evening service at 8 p. m. Dr. Macklin, returned missionary from China, will speak. All welcome.
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John T. Houser
Owen
Macklin
China
Lutheran Church Service Tonight Led by Pastor Paulsrud
The Lutheran church invites worshipers to Friday evening services conducted by Pastor Rev. G. O. Paulsrud. All parishioners are welcome.
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G. O. Paulsrud
Christian Science Service at Smiths Hall Sunday
Christian Science services will be held at Smiths Hall Sunday at 10 45 morning. The subject is Aban and fallen men.
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Christian Science Services
Smith’s Hall
Howard Kegley Named Special Agent for Scandia Life
Howard C. Kegley, formerly on the Times staff, is appointed special agent for Scandia Life Insurance Co of Chicago. He will manage Story, Hamilton and Hardin counties from headquarters in Ames, retiring from active newspaper work while continuing magazine and feature work for a Chicago literary bureau.
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Howard Kegley
Ames
Howard C. Kegley
the Times
Scandia Life Insurance Company
Chicago
Story
Hamilton
Hardin Counties
Jeff
Odd Fellows Attend Sermon at Local Church
The Odd Fellows enjoyed a strong sermon by Rev. W. J. Minchin Sunday evening. A large audience of three links wearers gathered for the event.
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Odd Fellows
W. J. Minchin
Three Links
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