Milford and Grant Family News Briefs
Nevada visitors W R Hardcastle Scott Moses and Miss Vina Hardcastle return with Mrs T and Mrs W R Hardcastle from the sanitarium. The Hardcastle families plan to move to Ames this week. Mrs Chancy Mills of Grant is very ill and may not survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Hardcastle
Scott Moses
Vina Hardcastle
Nevada
J. F. Warren
Mr. Rhodes
Des Moines
C. N. Moses
Rhodes
Mr. Moses
Chancy Mills
Grant
J. W. Bateman
Warren Mansfield
Webster City
Grandpa Hardcastle
Chapman
Fernald
Ben Kingsbury
Hamilton Buck
Ames
John Scott
Ruth Warren
Charles Warren
Gilbert
J. A. Bateman
Pauline
Sarah Preston
Clinton
Fred Porter
Hardcastle
Hawthorne stories told to city children Saturday
City library programs invite children for Hawthorne readings Saturday morning. Friday at 4 pm Mr Judisoh speaks to grades six through eight on Some Curios of Africa. A list of interesting city library books includes Jenks Book of Exploration and works by McManus, Wade, Du Chaillu, and Knox about Africa and exploration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne
Judisoh
Africa
Jenks
McManus
Wade
du Chaillu
Equator
Priscilla Club Programs At Alumni Hall October 26
The Priscilla Club plans a Wednesday program at Alumni Hall with German topic songs and experiences led by Mrs. Hibbard and Mrs. Ford. Officers include E W Stanton and C F Curtiss. Nearby clubs and events share meetings, teas, and civic activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Club
Alumni Hall
Germany
Hibbard
Ford
Colburn
Davidson
Forman
Curtiss
Barrett
E. W. Stanton
C. F. Curtiss
Clyde Williams
Ames Social Notes Highlight Community Birthday Surprise
Dr Crissman, celebrated by the Methodist club of the First Ward, was the center of a Tuesday evening birthday surprise with about seventy five attendees. Other gatherings include a dinner at Burnett Avenue hosted by Mrs G A Snook for fifteen friends and a Catholic Society surprise for Mr and Mrs James O Donnell on Island Avenue with fifty guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altar Society of the
Catholic Church
James O'Donnell
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Baptist Ladies’ Aid Society
W. W. Downey
North Kelley Avenue
G. A. Snook
Burnett Avenue
J. Sturtz
Milo
Charley Merchant
Auto
Ames
C. B. Wilson
Carl
R. I. Jeffries
Blanche Brown
Odonnells
Catholic Society
James O’donnell
Iiland Avenue
O’donnell
F. C. Renier
Joe Judge
Napier
Pot ter ge n Lena Ogden Wed in Ames Iowa Home Ceremony
Miss Lena Potter and Mr. R. R. Ogden of Pittsburg were married in a simple Wednesday afternoon ceremony at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Potter on Clark Avenue Des Moines officiated by Rev G A Scott The couple will live in Pittsburg after a trip to Omaha New Sharon and Chicago Attending from afar were Mrs Chas Potter Galesburg Ill and Miss Margaret Ogle Toulon Ill with many gifts reported
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Potter
Clark Avenue
Lena
R. R. Ogden
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
G. A. Scott
M. E. Church
Des Moines
Ruby Lynch
Margaret Ogle
Toulon
Illinois
Hollis Manning
Gladys Hultz
Norma Lee
Thora Tallman
Alice Mitchell
Paxton
Omaha
Ogden
Ames
Chas. Potter
Galesburg
Ill
Joe Potter
Margaret
Bechtle and Crow Married in Nebraska Wedding
Cecile Bechtle of Le Mars and Miss Crow of Shedford Nebraska wed September 19 at Rev Bowers Episcopal church Mullen Nebraska. Bechtle, an accomplished musician, has spent two and a half years in forestry at Halsey under the agriculture department and studied at ISC. They will reside at Halsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecile Bechtle
le Mars
Miss Crow
Shedford
Nebraska
Bowers
Episcopal Church
Mullen
Bechtle
Halsey
Department of Agriculture
Marriage of Miss Mary Oliver to Richard Marker
Miss Mary Oliver and Mr Richard Marker wed at the Baptist parsonage Sunday at one o clock with Rev W S Fowle officiating. Oliver is known in Ames and Marker is night manager at the C N W lunch room, resident of Ames four years. They will reside at the Kirkham home on Maine street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Marker
Mary Oliver
Richard Marker
Baptist Parsonage
W. S. Fowle
Oliver
Ames
Mr. Marker
Kirkham
Maine Street
Philips-Markley Bonded In Friday Colfax Church Wedding
Miss Lura Philips wed H H Markley formerly of Cedar Falls now living in Lumita Mexico at the M B E Church Colfax with Rev Hurlburt officiating. A dinner at Hotel Colfax followed the ceremony. After a trip to Portland and Philadelphia the couple head to Mexico to settle. Philips was an assistant in the extension department at L S C and Markley owns and manages rubber plantations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philips-Markley
M. BE
Colfax
Lura Philips
H. H. Markley
Cedar Falls
Lumita
Mexico
Rev
Hurlburt
Iowa City
Hotel Colfax
Miss Philips
Longley
Vicksburg
Mr. Markley
Hall
Norton
Henry Wilson
Ames
Harbuart
Donahue
Davenport
Portland
Philadelphia
Editors of County Visit Ames Miss Doolittle to be Married
The Chi Chi club gathered at Miss Ber Nice Shugart’s home with guests including Miss Jennie Williams and pledgees Margaret Gilchrist Bessie Criffith Merie White. A playful benediction involved two cats and a hidden rice surprise as Miss Doolittle received house furnishings. Dr Heer, a S.A.S. graduate, practices in Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Doolittle
Chi Chi
Bernice Shugart
North Grand Avenue
Winifred Doolittle
Walter Heer
D. L. Parker Retires After Springfield Trip
The article notes Mr. D. L. Parker retired Tuesday from a business and pleasure trip visiting Albia Marshalltown and Oskaloosa to see his son Dr. Foster Parker, as a box of dainty handkerchiefs hints at farewell gifts for a local move to northwestern Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
D. L. Parker
Albia
Marshalltown
Oskaloosa
Foster Parker
Ames proposal to aid benevolent enterprise discussed
The passage argues against Nevada becoming a candidate for another similar institution and suggests Ames proposal should be considered on its merits in promoting a benevolent enterprise, noting the Sanitarium has been established here. The tone remains cautious about expanding such institutions locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Boone
Webster City
Marshalltown
Sanitarium
Nevada
Ames
Pital
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Ita
Milford and
City Library
Jungle
Knox
W. It
Mrs
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
B. A. Knudson
Mav
Darner
Kester
Lawin
Poole
Civic Improvement Club
Civic Improvement Society
The
Scotch Society
Cameron
Reed
Neavettch
Myra Graham
Lincoln Avenue
Book and Basket Club
F. R. Conaway
North Western Avenue
Mesdames Lee
L. C. Tilden
Judish
Manning
Rich
W. D. Rich
Ella Hardin
Alice Day Marston
Unity Club
O. H. Watkins
Boone Street
Clover Club
Hugh Allen
Lena Potter
Nevada Journal
Hauser
Dakota
Winifred Perry
Nina Nichols
Old Chautauqua Park
Loyal Daughters
Christian Church
Mamie Boatwright
Wisconsin
Brindley
Anderson
Kunerth
Gordon
Schmidt
Miss Shattuck
Pommel
Dyer
Evinger
Fish
Plagge
Jessie Parker
Duff Avenue
Margaret Lonshore
Beulah Chamberlain
K. K
Winifred Tilden
Douglas Avenue
Helen Scott
Glen Scott
M. Austin
Maniton
Col
Andrews-Minkler
Helen Rhoad Andrews
New York
Fred C. Minkler
College Farm
New Brunswick
New Jersey
Hotel Brenton
Miss Andrews
Helen Budd
Orange
Smith College
Farley
Minkler
Messrs
Barrett Andrews
Knoxville
Bride
Tener
Montclair
Manilla Y. M
Miss Budd
Prof
Mrs. Minkler
Prof. Minkler
Crow-Bechtle
County
Semmons Dry Goods Store
Bauge & Alm
Main St
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