Ames Defeats Cornell in Season Finale Big 18 to 6
Ames Cyclones overwhelm Cornell 18 to 6 in the season closer. Ames players show strong conditioning and deep substitutes while Cornell struggles and exits the field worn. Crowds at Iowa trips and mass meeting updates signal high anticipation for the upcoming Iowa game.
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Ames
Cornell
State Field
Ames Cyclones
Cornellians
Methodists
Cornell Subs
Aggies
Jack Watson
New Ag Assembly Hall
Cies
Iowa
Des Moines
Wagner
Grangers to Visit Ames on Saturday
National Grange members will visit Ames on Saturday November 13 arriving at noon by electric road and returning to Des Moines later. The college faculty and Ames Commercial Club will host a luncheon at one o'clock in Alumni Hall. A general committee led by Parley Sheldon and A B Storms will organize arrangements with subcommittees for finance and program.
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National Grange
Ames Snt
Electric Road
Des Moines
College
Ames Commercial Club
Alumni Hall
Parley Sheldon
A. B Storms
A. Marston
J. E. Judge
W. H. Stevenson
Wayne Dinsmore
Bell
W. P. George
E. W. Stanton
Spencer A. Beach
J. B. Kooser
A. L. Champlain
Bruce Crossley
J. W. McCartney
F. R. Conaway
Sect. Finance
A. Beach
President Storms
Iowa Home Economics Association Forms in Ames
The Iowa Home Economic Association union with the American Home Economic Association in Des Moines last week elected officers. President Mrs. Alice Dynes Fealing, vice president Miss Beulah Long, Ames, secretary-treasurer Miss Mabel Campbell of Ames. Members eligible include men, women, and children. The Seventh District Federation meets today in Dallas Center for a one day S. F. W. C. convention with a full program of readings, reports, and addresses.
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Iowa Home Economic Association
American Home Economic Association
Des Moines
Alice Dynes Fealing
Beulah Long
Drake University
Mabel Campbell
Ames
Seventh District Federation
Dallas Center
Anna M. Ellis
Amy L. Barton
G. T. McMahon
Waukee
Davenport
A. E. Shipley
Lucy B. Harbach
F. R. Conaway
Guy H. Hall
Rockies
L. H. Pammel
Ph. D. Ames
Ferne Gordon
Carolyn Foregrave
Adel
Margaret C. Walker
Julian W. Richards
Waterloo
Anamosa escapee Glen Maxwell recaptured in Carroll
Glen Maxwell, jailed twenty years at Anamosa for a reformatory sentence, escaped with another boy Dunahugh. Maxwell, pursued by Sheriff after being spotted by locals in Carroll, was captured in a barn and returned to Anamosa. He carried a mask and burglary tools, and vowed to Harm Hambleton if he escaped again.
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Glen Maxwell
Anamosa
Carroll
Maxwell
Dunahugh
Ames
Ray Watkins
Watkins
G. H. Hambleton
Hambleton
Langland Dinner Highlights County Editors Meeting
Cambridge editors renew organization at a Saturday gathering hosted by the Langland family. A lavish dinner featured Langland poultry, produce, and an on site canning factory. Officers elected include W. O. Payne president and Ole Langland treasurer as the group vows to oppose government envelope printing subsidies.
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Cambridge
Ole Langland
Cambridge Leader
Langland
Langland Gardens
F. R. Conaway
Congress
United States Senate
Doctor's Tuberculosis Talk Slated for Ladies Club
Dr. Jennie Christ will give a talk on tuberculosis and answer questions from attendees. The event offers a guest invitation and aims to inform members about the disease and its management.
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Jennie Christ
Civic Improvement Society Meets in Ames Rest Rooms
The Ames Civic Improvement Society convened Monday afternoon to form a committee chaired by Mrs. Hardin Mrs. Hamilton and Dr. Jennie Christ to discuss placing four matrons at the depot with Northwestern railroad officials. Monthly meetings are planned for winter with Prof and Mercy Pommel visiting Dallas Center as guests of Clyde Brenton. Pommel will speak at the seventh district convention about a Rockies lecture.
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Civic Improvement
Ames Civic Improvement Society
Hardin
Hamilton
Jennie Christ
North Western Railroad
and Mercy Pommel
Dallas Center
Clyde Brenton
Prof. Pommel
Rockies
Madam Langendorff Escapes Barking Football Yells
A famed singer on her first U S western tour hears college football yells from Ames near Margaret Hall. Professor Thompson pacifies her with a Heidelberg tune, calming her fear of Indians and deterring her from entering the football plaza during a Cornell game.
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Madam Langendorff
New Auditorium
Ames
West
America
Heidelberg
St. Petersburg
Services Next Sunday at Congregational Church
Minister William J. Minchin will answer questions on Conversion in the morning. In the evening he invites parents and their children for a pastoral word to families, offering a friendly appealing message. Come.
Church Services Notice at Local Church
Church of Christ announces Bible School at 10 a.m. led by John T. Houser with J E Arnold as superintendent. Communion and preaching at 10 a.m. sermon on The stern rebukes of the Bible. Endeavor society at 6:30 p.m. Evening service at 7:30 p.m. sermon on Jesus as King. All are welcome.
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Church of Christ
John T. Houser
Bible School
J. E. Arnold
Endeavor Society
Jesus
Sermon Topics At Methodist Church This Morning
The sermon today is Have seen the Lord's with morning scripture and The power that worketh in us for the evening service. Preaching at 11 and 7:30 with Sunday school at 9:45 and Epworth League at 6:30 led by Lee D Crissman minister of the church.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Lee D. Crissman
United Brethren Church Service Schedule
Warner Johnson pastor leads Sunday school at 10:00 and 11:00 sermon on Hill tops in Christian experience. Y P C E U meets at 6:30 with 7:30 sermon on Halting between two opinions.
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United Brethren Church
Warner Johnson
Friendship Church Schedule With Rev Glenney
The Friends Church lists Sunday school at 10 with preaching at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. Christian Endeavor meets at 6 45 p.m. Rev Glenney serves as minister and leads services.
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Friend’s Church
Glenney
Christian Endeavor
Episcopal Services Next Sunday at 4 P M
Episcopal Church schedules services next Sunday at 4 p m with a sermon by Rev Dr Bell of St Pauls Church Des Moines indicating a planned religious gathering by church leaders and attendees in the community.
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Episcopal Church
Bell
St. Paul's Church
Des Moines
Services at the College Chapel Sunday at 2:30
Rev. Houser will preach in Chaplain's hall south of the campus at 2 30 Sunday afternoon. Bible school will follow the preaching service. Everybody is welcome to these services.
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Houser
Chaplain’s Hall
Bible School
Christian Science Service in Smith's Hall
Christian Science services will be held Sunday at 10 45 a m in Smith's hall. The subject for the lesson is Mortals and Immortals.
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Christian Science
Smith's Hall
Schedule of services at Baptist Church in Odd Fellows' hall
Bible school at 9:45, sermon at 11:00, covenant meeting at 3:00, B Y P U at 6:30, evening sermon at 7:30 titled The Secret Power of the Christian Faith. All services held in Odd Fellows' hall.
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Baptist Church
Covenant Meeting
Odd Fellows’ Hall
College Chapel Choir to Lead Sunday Services
Dr. O H Cessna announces chapel services will be turned over to the choir this Sunday. Prof and Mrs Thompson will lead a program of several excellent numbers expected to draw a large crowd due to their well known musical treats in the community.
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O. H. Cessna
Thompson
Albert Tresselt Visited Ramey Home On Grand Avenue
Albert Tresselt of Chicago has been a guest at the Ramey residence on Grand avenue in recent days.
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Albert Tresselt
Chicago
Ramey
Grand Avenue
Ames Congregational Church 44th Anniversary
Last Sunday marked the forty fourth anniversary of Ames Congregational Church. Dr Minchin noted that on November five eighteen sixty five the church organized with half the current reception of sixteen new members. The Ames church began before incorporation and was the first in town. From eight members it has grown to become one of Iowa’s largest congregations.
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Congregational Church
Ames Congregational Church
Minchin
Congregational Church of
Ames
Iowa
Delinquent Tax List Inspired by Frank N Fowler
The Intelligencer presents a serialized tale by county treasurer Frank N. Fowler of Story county titled The Delinquent Tax List. The plot intertwines personal history with tax records and hints at explanations and a possible love story in a sequel. The list, while creditable, is smaller than in past years and serves as a financial barometer of conditions.
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Frank Fowler
Frank N. Fowler
Story County
Ames Pleased with Great Singer in Ames Concert
Madame Frieda Langendorff, renowned mezzo from the Royal Opera, appeared in Ames on Saturday to a large attentive audience. Her voice blends contralto depth with lyrical highs and she delivered dramatic fitness across arias from Le Prophete to Samson and Delilah, with encores The Years at the Spring and Home Sweet Home.
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Madame Frieda Langendorff
Royal Opera Company
West
Ames
Des Moines
Miss von Petzhold
Miss von Aaken
Conservatory
Schubert
Ernst
Rachel
Iowa
Turner Salter
Burlington
Prof
Raymond
MacDowell
Langendorff
Miss Tune
Thompson
Ames Victory Sparks Wild Campus Celebration
After Ames Cyclones defeated Cornellians, students filled the town with car-line crowds, a bonfire in alleys, and a late-night parade. Fire hoses doused the blaze, soaking hats and suits, while celebrants sang Ames chants and praised a future yell master to guide festivities.
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Ames
Cornellians
West Gate
Onondaga Avenue
Welkin
Rip Roy
Ames Hotel
Apples at Car on N. W. Track
Apple price notice from a roadside stand indicates 65 per bushel with vague context about a car on a North West track.
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N. W
Des Moines W C T U Leader Speaks at Ames Church
Mrs. Palmer national evangelist of the W C T U addressed the Ames Methodist church Sunday evening outlining the society's work. A pioneer temperance mover, she drew on a life of W C T U experience and was invited to speak by the local W C T U led by Mrs W A McDonald.
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Palmer
Des Moines
Methodist
W. C. T. U. Society
W. A. McDonald
New Industry for Ames Felt Goods Proposal
Adolph Wettstein plans to travel to Chicago next week to review a proposal to join a large felt goods business. He would receive a half interest, substantial backing, and $6,000 to invest in felt and machinery. Wettstein will study the plan but will not accept unless the venture can be brought to Ames, which he views as an excellent location for the industry.
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Iowa
Lowa
Towa
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Ames
Cornell
Minnesota
Missouri Tigers
Aggies
University
Iona
Drake
Cyclones
Adolph Wettstein
Chicago
Mr. Wettstein
Illness Lingers For Mrs Elizabeth Hunter At Dat Ave Home
Mrs Elizabeth Hunter remains in serious condition this morning at her daughter Mrs J B Kooeer’s Dat Avenue home after a week of illness. Her son K M Haniter of Sibley visited Monday night and left this morning to return tomorrow.
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Elizabeth Hunter
J. B. Kooeer
Dat Ave
Niga
K. M. Haniter
Sibley
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State Teachers Association
Miss Townsend
P. E. QO. Society
Pammel
Ruth Tilden
Glen Maxwell II
Wonensell Cah
Dr. Christ
Privi
Mme. Langendorff
Www
Cc. T. U
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