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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1911

Page

5

United Brethren and Congregational and Other Church Services Listed

Sunday schedules for United Brethren in Christ First Congregational Methodist Episcopal Cecilia's Christian Church and other faiths. Includes service times Sunday school Y M C A activities and midweek prayers. Also notes a special business meeting and planned church activities for the coming year.

United Brethren In Christ Fred Riggs Christian Endeavor First Congregational Church William J. Minchin Raymond Obbins Agricultural Assembly Methodist Episcopal Jay Kirkendall Brotherhood Supt. Hicks

Fraternal Conventions Gather Members Across Several Towns

The Royal Neighbors met in Odd Fellows hall led by Mrs. McGibbon from Cole with delegates from McCallsburg, Cole, and Ames. The Grand Lodge of Red Men and Daughters of Pocahontas held sessions in Iowa with about 300 delegates. Ames was represented by John Craun, Charley Alen, Ada Miller, and Miss Niyra Stevens, who served as alternate. Jessie Miller of Ames was re-elected great keeper of records.

Royal Neighbors The Odd Fellows Hall McGibbon Cole Intelligencer Snyder Council Bluffs Bair Webster City Marshall McCallsburg Lodge Ames Ames Lodge Grand Lodge of Red Men of Iowa Daughters of Pocahontas John Craun Charley Alen Degree of Pocahontas Leola Wigwam Ada Miller Niyra Stevens Jessie Miller

Attends State Convention of Rebekahs in Council Bluffs

Mrs. C. E. Holmes leaves Monday to attend the state convention representing the 85th district. The conference will run about four days. Mrs. Mary J. Cous inspected the G A R Ladies Beard shear Circle in Ames finding it flourishing and planning a pleasure trip to Marshalltown. Lodge members attended Des Moines council. The Kelley child near Ames suffers a bad bout of whooping cough.

C. E. Holmes Rebekahs Council Bluffs Mary J. Cous Decorah Ames G A. R Marshalltown

Jenner leaves Ames for Brush Colorado and ranch life

A letter from C A Jenner former Ames High School physical training director now heads Manual Training and Physical Training at Brush High School Colorado. He owns a nearby ranch rides a motorcycle 110 miles to visit Ames friends and expresses fondness for both work and city. Mrs Beach attended the St Louis P E O convention and visited Forest Park noting reduced expo grounds. Miss Nichols Theta Chi grand treasurer travels to Washington DC for two weeks after Chicago Grand Chapter selection. Miss Milam resigns from ISU to take $1800 a year in Corvallis Oregon. Mrs Hicks Fintel and Leland attend a Foreign Missionary society branch meeting in Davenport. Dr Rob Graham elected Kentucky state veterinary goods convention secretary. Ole Hanson reportedly ill near Gilbert. S Mrs Hoffa and S Haun visit Gilbert. Miss Tune sings at State Center concert hosted by Mrs Wentworth.

C. A. Jenner Colorado Jenner Brush Ames Mr. Jenner Denver Miss Nichols Niva G. Nichols Theta Chi Sorority Washington, D. C New York City Chicago Gunston Hall Washington Rob Graham

Rexall Orderlies Promise Gentle Constipation Relief

A Rexall ad guarantees complete relief for constipation with Rexall Orderlies a safe gentle bowel regulator and tonic. It promises free medicine if any case fails and promotes their use for children aged and delicate persons. Also notes Loughran Bauer Rexall Store and a local building reroof on Main street replacing shingles with rubberoid roofing at I Ferguson machine shop.

Rexall Orderlies Rexall Loughran & Bauer

Kicked by a Cow Injures Mr Morris in Farm Accident

Mr Walter Morris was kicked by a cow while milking, suffering cracked breast bones. He initially paid little heed to bruises but soon required medical attention and is recovering slowly and steadily under a doctor's care.

Walter Morris

Has Turned Agriculturist Ed Alderman Visits Nevada College

Ed Alderman of Nevada, an agriculturist, consulted the college farmers on experiments he is conducting. He was a Saturday guest of Farmer Burnett during the visit.

Ed. T. Alderman Nevada Farmer Burnett

Debate set for Friday November 17 at two locations

On Friday evening November 17 G and L T C will debate here and at Cedar Falls. Great plans are being made for entertaining the visitors.

Cedar Falls

Injured in a Heating Plant Accident at Gamma Theta House

A Gamma Theta member, Guy Horton of Astoria Illinois, was severely burned when a hot lead touched a cold surface during a boiler repair at the Boone street house. He received first aid, traveled to Des Moines for treatment, and returned to Ames for further care at Mercy hospital.

Gamma Horton Pearson Des Moines Ames Capital Mercy Hospital Department of Mining Engineering

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the Intelligencer Story County F. R. and M. C. Conaway Im Advanci Cecilia's Church F. C. Renier Thos. Drumm Christian Church John T. Houser God Christian Science Smith's Hall Collegiate Presbyterian John W. Innes Champlin’s Hall Ed. Miller Stevens Great Council of Pocahontas Lodge Sam Kelley Miss Milam University of Chicago Corvallis, Ore F. W. Hicks Fintel Margaret Leland Davenport Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Hicks Leland Foreign Missionary Society Ole Hanson Gilbert H. S. Hoffa S. R. Haun Tune State Center Wentworth Ingeborg Svendson-Tune Edward Wentworth McCall Ames, Iowa Senator Cummins Jerry Sulvan Judge Prouty Harvey Ingham Slater Tlee Club Dean Thompson Ing
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