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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1910

Page

8

College Lecture and Artist Courses and Local Event Notes

Schedule lists lectures and performances: John Nicholson Players and Mmme Lang endorf on Oct 8 and Oct 12, Rita Fornia on Oct 29, Thomas Brooks Fletcher on Nov 12, Alfred Calzin on Nov 19, Florentine Orchestra on Dec 10. Also Ames Dec game and Kappa Deltas tea at Grand Avenue honoring Mrs Quint.

John Nicholson Mmme Langendorf Rita Fornia Thomas Brooks Fletcher Alfred Calzin Florentine Orchestra Ames Kappa Deltas Kensington Grand Avenue A. A. Quint Chicago

Nicholson Players Open College Lecture Course With Moliere

Saturday evening the Nicholson players present The Doctor by Compulsion at the hall of agriculture. Twelve characters require the best cast. season tickets are sold out and the house shows standing room only. Managers are not advertising for patrons. a few rear seats exist but no urging to buy.

Nicholson Players Hall of Agriculture Moliere

Fraternities and Sororities Dance and Visit Notes

Fraternity events include Kappa Sigmas at Adams Hall and Alpha Tau Omega on Burnett Avenue with dances. Various visitors from Reinbeck, Lake City, Perry, Humboldt, Atlantic, and other towns called at Acacia, Gamma Theta, Omega Delta, Theta Xi, and Colonials houses. The Colonials moved into a new Ash Avenue home with twenty eight members. A typhoid fever illness at the Acacia house involved a resident’s hospital stay. Mr Mann from Lake Benton is with his ill son.

Kappa Sigmas Adams Hall J. B. Bacon Wilton Frank Acacia House L. G. Niles Lake City Iowa New York Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity Burnett Avenue Sigma Alpha Epsilon’s West Street Messrs Smith, Robbins and Stewart Reinbeck Gamma Theta Pike Avenue Collonades Chalmers Lemon Atlantic G. R Theta Xi Ash Avenue Marjory Hurrless Perry Leta Russell Humboldt Omega Delta House Rusell Mann Lake Benton Minnesota Newburger St Joseph Mr. Seeburger Givingly Marshalltown Peckstein Keokuk Atter House

Services Next Sunday at Lutheran Church

The Lutheran church will hold Sunday services at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. The evening service will be conducted in English.

Lutheran Church

Christian Science Services in Smith's Hall

Christian Science services Sunday at 10 45 a m in Smith's hall. Subject Are Sin Disease and Death Real.

Christian Science Smith’s Hall

St Cecilia Church mass at 10 45 and society meetings scheduled

St Cecilia Catholic Church lists Mass Sunday at 10 45 a m Pastor F C Renier announces election of Alter Society officers at 3 p m The Newman Society will meet at Alumni Hall in the afternoon.

St. Cecilia Catholic Church F. C. Renier Alter Society Newman Society Allumni Hall

Evangelistic Services At United Brethren Church

Warner Johnson pastor leads Sunday school at 10:00 and sermon at 11:00 with subject Christ Ye AY UT RB a eR Boe S88. Evangelistic services follow at 7:30 under F E Clark superintendent.

United Brethren Church Warner Johnson S. S F. E. Clark

Pleasant Grove and Prairie Center Church Schedule

A. M. Elliott, Pastor. Services at Pleasant Grove and Prairie Center alternate Sunday at 11 a.m. Epworth League at Pleasant Grove.

Pleasant Grove and Prairie Center A. M. Elliott Pleasant Grove Epworth League

St John’s Episcopal Church Evening Prayer Sermon

St John’s Episcopal Church poster announces evening prayer and sermon at 4 p m on Sunday with Holy Communion on the first Sunday of each month under Rector J. Shutt of Co J.

St. John's Episcopal Church J. Shutt

Sermons at First Congregational Church Planned to Meet Soul Needs

Morning theme The Ford of Jab bok and the Garden of Gethsemane. Evening theme Paul’s Great Theme. Service at 9 45 with Sunday school at 8. Evening service at 6 30. William J Minchin minister. The church invites all to attend.

First Congregational Church William J. Minchin Ford of Jabbok Garden of Gethsemane Paul Y. P Cc. BE

Church Notice for Services and Activities

John T. Houser pastor leads Bible School at 10 with Fred Randall superintendent. Preaching and baptism at 11. Christian Endeavor at 6 30. Evening preaching by Lester M. Tesh international secretary of the Barraca and Philathea union. All are welcome.

John T. Houser Bible School Fred Randall Christian Endeavor Society Lester M. Tesh Barraca and Philathea Union

Methodist Episcopal Church Evening Sermons Proclaimed

The Rev J F Baker preaches Sunday at 11 am on The Thorn and Cup and at 7 30 pm on Mans Lost Sovereignty Evangelistic meetings continue nightly next week except Saturday with 7 30 pm to 9 pm sessions The Friday sermon is The Relation of the Will to Conversion Harry Mansfield solos and cordial invitation extended to all.

Methodist Episcopal Church George D. Crissman J. F. Baker Harry Mansfield

Jong Returns to Ames Savings Bank Post

Harry Jong resumes duties at Ames Savings Bank after Idaho absence. J R Harrison promoted to assistant cashier, filling vacancy created by Floyd Campbell resignation.

Harry Jong Idaho Harry J.ong Ames Savings Bank J. R. Harrison Mr. Jong Floyd Campbell

Meat market men set early closing hours weeknights

The meat market men organized and agreed to close their markets at 7 o'clock each evening of the week except Wednesdays and Saturdays, keeping the same hours as other town merchants.

Mr Harvey Sheehey Visits Return Home

Mr Harvey Sheehey and his young son Edward left Friday to return to Holobird South Dakota after a week’s visit with his father Roger Sheehey.

Harvey Sheehey Edward Holobird, S. D Roger Sheehey

Mr Barlhooser Returns From West with News

Mr Barlhooser spent eight weeks in Wyoming and northwestern Nebraska to escape hay fever. He visited Crawford and spoke with Mr and Mrs Earl McDowell, noting they are well and Earl runs a good law practice.

Barlhooser Wyoming Nebraska Earl McDowell Crawford, Neb Earl

Revival Attention Draws Ames Congregation

The Methodist church revival services opened Monday with a fair turnout and have grown in attendance. Dr Crissman delivers compelling sermons on Temptation and What to do with It Twice Born What Is It to Be Saved Almost a Christian The Relation of the will to Conversion Harry Mansfield leads music as a large chorus is planned for next week. Rev S ae Parker praises the strong encouragement and urges members to invite outsiders. The revival is expected to continue growing in Ames.

Methodist Church Harry Mansfield Crissman Ae Paker Mr. Baker

Births announce three local additions in Des Moines area

Alm born to Mr. and Mrs. Arvid Alm on October 5 a eight pound son coinciding with their second wedding anniversary. Varela born October 2 a 11 pound boy to Prof. and Mrs. J B Varela on Hodge avenue. Taylor born September 3 a daughter to Mr. and Mrs Charley Taylor. Charley from Ames, Grandpa Charles E. Taylor reported as holding his own.

Alm Arvid Alm Intelligencer Force Varela J. B. Varela Hodge Avenue Varelas J. B. Jr Joseph Benjamin Taylor Charley Taylor Des Moines Street Charley Ames Des Moines Charles E. Taylor

Marriages Bring Local Couples Together In Iowa And Michigan

Several marriage notices from Monona County Iowa and nearby regions detail unions including Ethel Secor of Buffalo Center and Morris Packman in Detroit Michigan, with Packman later stationed in Cleveland Ohio. Olive Ke and Eugene J Hyler wed at a Peterson home, and Grace Ross and David Allen marry in Nevada Iowa. Flora Whiting Cassaday and Raymond Whiting Cassaday wed at Trinity Memorial Mapleton with a large reception, then travel to Sioux City and Lake Elizabeth. The Whitings and Cassadays, prominent Monona county families, are political and social fixtures with connections to state figures.

Ethel Secor Buffalo Center Iowa Morris E. Packman Warren Avenue Detroit Mich Brewster Congregational Church Wayne Hotel Harbor Beach Packman R. O. Packman Eagle Grove United Wireless Telegraph Company Cleveland Ohio Pesasinas City Paul Peterson Olive KE Eugene J. Hyler J. T. Houser The Christian Church B. J. Sheldon Mrs. B. Hyler Washington Street Minn Whiting Mike Sigma Nu Whitings Cassadays Monona County Howard Pike Iowa State Board of Agriculture

Bloomington Revival Yields New Church Members

The Bloomington revival led by Rev. Houser of the Christian church drew attendees from miles around. Nineteen adults joined the Ames Christian church last Sunday, with ten baptized, and three more confessions were made at Bloomington Sunday evening for baptism and membership next Sunday morning.

Bloomington Ue Houser Christian Church Christian Church of Ames

Foot Ball Friday and Ames North High Game

The first class football games are Friday afternoon with Seniors versus Juniors and Sophomores versus Freshmen. Ames high school travels to Des Moines Saturday to face North High at the Des Moines grounds. Key players miss due to grade marks, shifting focus to academics. athletic plans move forward as Proudfoot and Bird complete new two story athletic building plans, 200 by 80 feet, per Superintendent Sioss.

Ames North High Des Moines Des Moines Grounds Proudfoot Bird Sioss

Tesh Speaks Sunday Morning

Luther M. Tesh international secretary of the Barraca and Philathea Union will address Ames youths at the Church of Christ Sunday evening. Tesh from Syracuse N Y visited Ames two years ago for this interdenominational movement. His message is expected to draw a large audience.

Tesh Luther M. Tesh Barraca and Philathea Union Ames Church of Christ Mr. Tesh Syracuse N. Y Ames Houur

Wedding notice from Waterloo joins two families

Mr. Charles Warsaw spent two days in Waterloo this week attending the wedding of Miss Banton and Mr. H. B. Burr which occurred yesterday. Mr. Burr, once a college roommate of Charley, is now a draftsman connected to patent office work.

Charles Warsaw Waterloo Miss Banton H. B. Burr Burr Charley's

Editorial staffer Mr R E Blackwood visits Ames

Mr R E Blackwood of the Chicago Press Association editorial staff is visiting Ames to catch up with many friends. He has received several promotions in Chicago and now ranks among the city's top professionals.

R. E. Blackwood The Chicago Press Association Ames Chicago

Griffith Dairy Installs New Manager

The N. H. Griffith dairy changes hands and is now operated by H. M. Stanley who guarantees milk from tested cows.

Griffith Dairy N. H. Griffith H. M. Stanley

Major Loughran Goes to California

Mr EB Loughran will leave Monday morning for an extended visit with his daughter Miss Mary Loughran in Los Angeles Cal. Mine Loughran who is a stenographer for the Southern Pacific is much pleased with her new location.

Major Loughran California EB. Loughran Mary Loughran Los Angeles Cal Mine Loughran Southern Pacific

Chicken Pie Supper Planned by United Brethren Ladies

The United Brethren church ladies announce a chicken pie supper to be served Wednesday evening October 12 at 1 O F Hall. Come and get a square meal.

Ladies of the United Brethren Church

Tailor Charles Rosengren Opens Pantatorium in Boone

Charles Rosengren former Holmes and Wettstein tailor moves to Boone and opens a pantatorium with Frank Underwood for the winter months in a new business venture.

Charles Rosengren Holmes and Wettstein Boone Frank Underwood

Also Mentioned on This Page

Temple OF Economy Egat the Evangelistic Services Ernest Secor Ross_Allen Grace Ross David Allen Methodist Episcopal Church of Nevada R. E. Shaw William Allen Carroll Avenue Shepherd Bradley Semmons
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