Deaths: Mrs. Mary Reynard-Elliott
Mary Reynard-Elliott born September 24 1829 in Henry county Indiana died September 23 1911 at the Des Moines Iowa home of her daughter Mrs F C Miller aged eighty two she lived in Iowa since 1854 and was active in United Brethren church funeral services held in Ames United Brethren church with burial in Ames cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Reynard-Elliott
Henry County
Indiana
F. C. Miller
East Ninth Street
Des Moines
Iowa
Friends Church
J. C. Elliott
Walnut Grove
Story County
Methodist Episcopal Church
United Brethren
Castle Memorial United Brethren Church
Martha Pressnell
Cambridge
Messrs
John Q. Elliott
Kansas City
George A. Elliott
Boone
W. C. Elliott
Ottumwa
South
Dakota
Mesdames
Melissa A. Burns
Elizbeth Ellen Stuart
Ames
Mary E. Miller
Charles
Dora
Edith J
Elliott
United Brethren Church
George Elliott
Cleo Elliott
South Dakota
Bert Elliott
J. Q. Elliott
Fred Hammer
Burns
Annie Sheridan
James Gilchrist
Sumner Avenue
George D. Crissman
First Methodist Church
Ames Cemetery
James Allen Gilchrist Born September
James Allen Gilchrist is noted as born in September with limited accompanying details available from the fragment. The record preserves the name and birth month as read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Allen Gilchrist
Kindliest man Major Daniel Robinson dies at 81
Major Daniel Robinson died in Des Moines Saturday evening on his 81st birthday. Born in Ireland he joined the regular army and served in the Seminole War. He fought with Buffalo Bill Cody and other soldiers in the west and southwest. He was a military instructor at Indianola and recruiting officer in Des Moines. Married with two daughters, his loss is mourned by many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Robinson
Des Moines
Fort Sheridan
Chicago
Major Robinson
Ireland
Florida
Col
W. F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
West
Southwest
Indianola
Mexican student mourns mother killed by theatre roof collapse
Policario Garza, a Mexican student, learned this week that his mother died when a roof collapsed in a Mexican theatre. The incident is reported as a fatal accident affecting Garza and reflects a tragic theatre disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Policario Garza
Ames Chautauqua Elects New Board of Directors
At the Ames Chautauqua Association stockholders meeting held in the Methodist Episcopal church on Monday October 2 a new board was elected led by Rev Minchin Rev Kirkendahl C R Quade J G Tilden Carl L Little Parley Sheldon M A Manning J B Kooser J W Bateman C L Siverly Thomas Sloss J J Grove C C Tallman Edwin Rex and Ole Bauge Advisory members include resident and visiting Ames church pastors A finance report shows total cash receipts of 5954 09 and total cash on hand 2342 68 with year to date profits of 722 25 The board plans to discuss selling fifteen year tickets for 20 and to pursue building an Eidstee on aUULLOTLUINL The board will meet tonight at Ames Saving Bank to elect officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames Chautauqua Association
Methodist Episcopal Church
Rev. Minchin
Rev. Kirkendahl
C. R. Quade
J. G. Tilden
Carl L. Little
Parley Sheldon
M. A. Manning
J. B. Kooser
J. W. Bateman
C. L. Siverly
Thomas Sloss
J. J. Grove
C. C. Tall
Holmes
SSE
Ossheb
Ees
Ames Saving Bank
Engineer Mr E. V. H. Brown Returns to Alma Mater
Mr. E. V. H. Brown C. E. 11 of I. S. C. visited his alma mater and will resume work soon as a district engineer in Minnesota. The note highlights his return to professional duties following the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. V. H. Brown
Minnesota
Arcadia Lodge Formed In Ames In 1868 And Corner Stone Later
Arcadia Lodge No. 249 A F and A M organized in Ames in 1868 with founders M J Bunday Andrew Graves and W D Lucas. The charter was granted June 2 1869 and lodge grew to 357 by Sept 30 1911 with officers led by A V Storm and C E Taylor. The article recalls early meetings under Nevada lodge and notes the lodge's city impact and current membership near 200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Edson Taylor
Arcadia Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Ames
M. J. Bunday
Andrew J. Graves
Wm. D. Lucas
Gale’s
Main Street
Douglass Avenue
Arcadia Lodge
Milton J. Burclay
W. M
S. W
L. Q. Hoggatt
J. W
Samuel J. Starr
Ed Carr
S. D
Chas. E. Taylor
J. D
A. J. Graves
Tre
Ames Brethren
Masonic Fraternity
Blazing Star Lodge
P. L. Porter Lodge
Arcadia
Reuben Mickle
G. M
W. L. Smith
G. W
T. S. Parvin
G. Sec’y
Davenport
Iowa
S. B. Farwell
W. G. Wright
H. P. Ledds
Treas
D. A. Bigelow
Sec’y
Federal Post Office
A. V. Storm
C. L. Liverly
C. H. Speers
M. Bosworth
C. E. Taylor
Sec
Laurence Green
Fred Willey
C. E. Haverly
S. 5
Daniel Embree
J. S
J. P. Alderman
Tyler
Templeton and McCarthy Marriage Report from Great Falls
Word arrives of Rush Templeton and Harriett Celeste McCarthy marrying in Great Falls Montana. Templeton nephew of Mrs. Margaret Leland and grandson of Mrs. E. J. Smith, chief engineer in a Montana coal company. Bride a Minnesota Normal School graduate and former Great Falls public school teacher. They plan home November 1 in Veber Montana.
Miss Watkins Married in Secret Union at Kenosha
Miss Lyral Watkins of Clinton wed Arthur K. Larsen of Kenosha Wisconsin on July 22 at Judge Randall s home in Kenosha. Only witnesses were the bride s brother Ray Watkins and Mrs Randall. The couple plan to live in Detroit then Ames and later Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Watkins
Lyral Watkins
Ames
Clinton
Arthur K. Larsen
Kenosha
Wisconsin
B. Fitzgerald
Unicon
Iowa
Myral A. Watkins
Oscar K. Larson
Wis
Judge Randall
Ray Watkins
Randall
Russell Jones
Fitzgerald
Rambler Auto Factory
Larsen
Detroit
Mich
Rambler People
Michigan
Timekin Axle
Marriage of Miss Work to Page Lovell Gilbert
Miss Stella Elizabeth Work and Page Lovell Gilbert, I. S. C. 07, wed in Ottumwa on Saturday September 23, marking a union reported by local society pages. The bride and groom are noted in contemporary notices as joining families and beginning their life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Stella Elizabeth Work
Page Lovell Gilbert
Wallace Wallace ties Wallace to Larson in Buffalo marriage
Miss Nellie Cecelia Wallace and Mr. Carl W. Larson married in Buffalo New York on Thursday September seventh. Larson a 1906 graduate of I B S C and ex mentee of Prof G L McKay now teaches in the dairy department at Pennsylvania State College. Mrs Larson formerly worked in a Washington bank and the couple expect to be at home after October first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Laurence
Omaha
McHenry Mosier
Des Moines
Archibald Laurence
Wallace-Larson
Buffalo
New York
Nellie Cecelia Wallace
Carl W. Larson
Larson
G. L. McKay
Pennsylvania State College
Europe
Abegg and Cohagen Wed at Blakesburg Home
Miss Cora Belle Abegg and Mr. Orval Austin Cohagen were married Thursday September 14 at the bride’s parents home in Blakesburg. Cohagen, connected with the Northwest Farmer in Winnipeg Manitoba, will make their home there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kline Griffis
Mabel Griffis
Prairie City
J. B. Kline
York
Nebraska
B. F. Abegg
Blakesburg
Cora Belle Abegg
Orval Austin Cohagen
Cohagen
Northwest Farmer
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Chamberlains Tablets Promise Biliousness Relief
Biliousness is blamed on a disordered stomach. Chamberlain's Tablets are a stomach medicine aimed to cleanse, strengthen, tone, and invigorate the stomach, regulate the liver, and banish biliousness positively. For sale by all dealers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Baca
Mee
C. B. Nelson
the Arbor Hot Soda
Ata
L. J. Lynch
Proprieto
Chautauqua
Auullotluinl
Chautauqua Stockholders Elect Board of Directors
ORE
A. Bass
Taras Gs
CREE
THE
Masonic Lodge
Ames, IA
Martha Currens
McConnell
Presbyterian Church
Helen Laurence
Olive
Catherine Snook
Olive Snook
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Miss Laurence
Kappa Delta Sorority
Brownell Hall
University of Omaha
Mosier
Mac
Kappa Sigma
Iowa State College
Bisbee
Arizona
Nacozari
Sonora
Mexico
Johnson-Gibson
Anna Johnson
Oscar Gibson
Gilbert
Kooser-Carr
Christian Church Parsonage
J. T. Houser
John Kooser
Ethel Carr
I. B
Alfred Adams
Charles Alfred
Dessie Adams
McCallsburg
Baptist Parsonage
Iowa Falls
Laurence Mosier
Abegg-Cohagen
Quade
Edison
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!