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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1910
Page
3
The list shows games on Saturday October 29 with a morning slot in Ames and Saturday November 12 featuring Nebraska at Lincoln.
Christian Science services are held Sunday at 10 45 in Smith's Hall. The subject is Everlasting Punishment.
7 Es Lutheran Church announces preaching by Pastor Peter Wee and Rev. G O Paulsrud on Friday evening in the Norwegian language at seven o'clock with services led in Norwegian.
St Johns Episcopal Church lists a 4 p m Sunday prayer and sermon with Holy Communion on the first Sunday of each month at Pleasant Grove and Prairie Center where A M Elliott is pastor. Epworth League at Pleasant Grove announces a new minister for the U B. conference in Ames. at the annual Toledo conference Rev J A Naly is assigned to Ames to succeed Rev Warner Johnson who goes to Minnesota. Rev J W Stiverson returns to Van Meter. Mr Naly is described as a strong minister in the U B conference.
The First Congregational Church announces morning services led by Minister William J. Minchin with a sermon on Brotherhood and a prelude titled Why Vote for a County Hospital. In the evening the choir performs a Sacred concert to fill the house.
Church notice for John T. Houser pastor with Bible School at 10 a.m. supervised by F Randan. Preaching and communion at 11 a.m. sermon on Christ the Marvel of the Ages. Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p.m. Evening service at 7:30 with subject God Mercy and Judgment. All are welcome.
Walter I. Fowle leads a full day program with 9 45 Bible School 11 00 opening dance of Evangelistic campaign Rev P C Nelson 3 00 Junior Union 4 30 B P U Subject Japan Leader Mrs Leith 7 30 Evangelistic service conducted by Evangelist Nelson and Mr Wood gospel singer
Next Sunday the Epworth League hosts Old Folks Day with the League running all arrangements and the pastor delivering the sermon Transportation will be provided for shut ins The event also features the Quarterly Communion Service The pastor will start an Advanced Bible Course on the first Wednesday in November The study runs from 8 30 to 9 15 after the Pray et meeting service
The Christian church hosts a Bible School rally starting November 27 and lasting beyond the revival. The harvest school last Lords day marked a historic event, with a large orchestra as a key attraction and 300 attendees as the target.
The Methodist Brotherhood held a Monday evening gathering around the supper table with speeches by Arthur MacMurray W H Veeker F W Hicks M H erie and Dr Crissman Prof H B Potter led the program. The next meeting is set for November 27 with Prof A H Hoffman's committee in charge and advertising for business.
The Millionaire Club plans a Halloween dance at Smiths Hall on the campus with students and faculty noted in Des Moines visits. Readers see a steady stream of campus social life including lectures, visits, and community events across Ames this week.
Dr. Dyer advances general practice of medicine and surgery. Sam Long made a business trip to Story City Monday. The Misses Carr contemplate a Holmes a Schulz piano. Tom Fisher of Nevada visited W. H. Poole Sunday. M. K. Smith traveled to Des Moines on Monday. D. L. Parker visited Des Moines Saturday. Clarence Miller of Des Moines visited friends over Sunday. W. W. Talbott was in Des Moines Friday and Saturday. Bert De Mauge from Nevada came Tuesday on business. Harry Nordstrom of Humboldt visited Ames last week. James O'Donnell and son Roy were in Cole last week on business. Charley Lyman is building an addition to his Ninth Street home. Floyd Williams and Baird went to Nevada Monday on business. J B Hyler is very ill.
Gilbert family announces a nine pound girl born to Mr and Mrs Bert Bell. Laura Dale and several Ames residents made Friday calls with friends and relatives. The Thimble Club met at Mrs J H Reynolds home and Miss Pansy York's shower drew over forty guests. Basketball fund from a box social reached 45 dollars with boxes selling up to 85. Earl Buchanan sustained a head injury while playing football last week requiring stitches. Edges of travel include visits to Nevada and Cummings Iowa and a funeral attended by a Missouri sister.
Local applications cannot reach the disease so internal remedies are needed. Hall's Catarrh Cure acts on blood and mucous surfaces and is a regular prescription from leading physicians. It combines tonics and blood purifiers to cure catarrh. Testimonials free. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio. Sold by druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A local ad guarantees Rexall Orderlies to relieve chronic constipation without cost if ineffective. It cites nerve and muscle weakness of the large intestine as cause and claims neutral action elsewhere. The candy like tablets come in two sizes 10c and 25c, sold at Loughlan & Bauer The Rexall Store.
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