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Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1910

Page

2

P E O Grand Chapter Convened in Albia Iowa

Mrs Henry Wilson presided and Mrs Frank Linebaugh attended as delegate as Albia hosted the P E O Grand Chapter gathering Tuesday through Thursday. The address of welcome by Mrs Olive S Barnes highlighted warm hospitality and Albany’s enduring hospitality for the sisterhood with memories of a prior Albia visit and plans for a comet glimpse. The memorial hour honored Mrs Hattie Miller Newens of Ames, and officers were elected: President Delle P Glazier Ft Madison First Vice Katharine Yeager Greenfield Second Vice Olive Barnes Albia Recording Secretary Alice Miller Cedar Rapids Corresponding Secretary Walter McHenry Des Moines Treasurer Hulda Reed What Cheer Organizer Lillian Griffith Harlan.

Henry Wilson Frank Linebaugh P. BE. O. Grand Chapter Albia Iowa P. E. Oo Olive S. Barnes Solomon Eden B. F. Carroll Ames A. M. Newens Jennie Beyer Carroll Hattie Miller Newens House Church Sisterhood Delle P. Glazier Ft. Madison Katherine Yeager Greenfield Olive Barnes Alice Miller Cedar Rapids Walter McHenry Des Moines Hulda Reed What Cheer Lillian Griffith Harlan

Martha the Agricultural Opera at College Concert

The Agricultural Assembly Hall hosts Martha an agricultural opera sung by the Conservatory Chorus and New York artists It portrays 18th century rural life during Queen Anne era at Richmond Yorkshire The plot follows Harriet later Martha and Lionel as they navigate disguise servitude romantic entanglements and social rights set around a market fair with a Yorksh ire backdrop and a growing romance between Martha and Lionel.

Agricultural College Agricultural Assembly Hall Th College Martha Agricultural Assembly Room Conservatory Chorus New York Flotow England Queen Anne Richmond Yorkshire Sandy Harriet Sir Tristram Plunkett Lionel Harriet Nancy My Lady Earl of Derby

Gilbert Alumni Plan Banquet and Move Telephone Building

Gilbert High School alumni met at Roy Shearer’s home as the class of 1909 plans an annual banquet with date not yet set. New officers include Theodore Jacobsen president Neil Houghland vice president Margaret Abrahamson secretary and Roy Shearer treasurer. The group will relocate the telephone building to a long lease site southwest of Odd Fellow Hall. In town, tennis court plans emerge from athletic enthusiasts with Mr. Chas Wilson. Various residents and visitors are noted with multiple social calls and visits to Ames and Des Moines.

Gilbert High School Roy Shearer Theodore Jacobsen Neil Houghland Margaret Abrahamson W. H. Totten Odd Fellow Chas. Wilson Lockwood Evelyn Pauline Gilbert Selina Kansas N. Swanson Des Moines Ada Scott Ontario Orpha Hazel Thimble Club Frank Kimberley Shearer Byron A. J. Wolfe V. Wilson Jessie Wilson Ames Ethel Dodds Harry Ross

Dean Marston to Repeat Panama Canal Lecture in Ames

Dean Marston will repeat his Panama Canal lecture Tuesday evening at the Baptist church in Ames. The illustrated talk uses canal zone views from government service, is educational, and tickets are 25 cents with no reserved-seat extra. Attendance is expected to be large. buy tickets early to secure seats.

Dean Marston Panama Canal College All Ames Baptist Church Canal Zone

Lansing Beats Marshall in Daily Paper Circulation

Lansing Michigan, capital of the state, is 50 percent larger than Marshall town but has two good daily newspapers whose combined circulation trails the Times Republican alone.

Lansing Mich Marshalltown Times- Republican

Weather Review for Des Moines Week Ending May 15 1910

Des Moines Iowa week summary notes unseasonably cool dry conditions except far southeast frost on the 12th 14th and 18th with freezing last date in the north. Sunshine above average. corn planting rapid progress with 70 percent in ground but slow germination due to cold. Small grain and grass grow slowly but better under poor weather. fruit prospects poor. rain falls across the state at week’s end. GEO M CHAPPEL section director.

Des Moines Iowa

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