Goteh-Hacken Match Returns Heard At Snook Barber Shop
Crowds gathered Friday night in Snook to hear the Western Union report on the Goteh-Hacken match. The event drew locals and spectators as details of the bout were announced amid the lively scene at the barber shop. Art Reasoner defeated Kid Rows in a rough lightweight clash at Scenic Friday night, with Reasoner controlling the bout though not entirely one sided. Prof. Frandson of ISC02 visited Madsons on Pike Avenue and will move from Idaho Agricultural College to the University of Nebraska Dairy department in Lincoln.
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Goteh-Hacken
Art Reasoner
Kid Rows
Indiana
Towa
Reasoner
Frandson
Madsons
Pike Avenue
Idaho Agricultural College
Moscow
University of Nebraska
Lincoln
Churches in Ames Plan Services and Declined Bishop Honor
Sunday church notices list First Congregational Beach class at 9 45 a m and worship at 11 a m with theme The World Has After Him Prayer meetings and student addresses at 6 30 p m Evening service at 7 30 featuring music Sunday schools and youths Epworth League and other denominations including Cecilia s Church Catholic Mass at 10 45 a m Christian Church with Bible school 10 a m preaching 11 a m Evangelistic services at 7 30 Smith s hall Christian Science meets 10 45 a m Substances theme Collegiate Presbyterian 11 a m 7 p m tents Nearby United Brethren services 10 a m 11 a m and 8 p m Young People at 7 p m Rev W F Phelps declines Baptist vacancy Rev W S Fowle and Rev Heaton of Boone discussed for services Ames to gain Free Methodists church with Rev J F Mudd guiding meetings in Boone Ames Ogden and future local church plans expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
William J. Minchin
Howard Hill
C. B
W. F. Phelps
Bay City
Michigan
W. S. Fowle
The
Baptist Church
Heats of
Booney
Ames
Sac City
Free Methodists
J. F. Mudd
Boone
Ogden
Fight for Boy by Divorced Couple on Ames Street
Des Moines woman Mrs. George Crysler and her seventeen year old son clashed with her ex husband Jer as he tried to take their boy away. on Grand Avenue a grading gang site. The father threatened and used insults then drew a knife. Marshall Ricketts intervened. Jer was jailed for disturbing the peace and later fined. Mrs Crysler returned to Des Moines while the husband pursued again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
George Crysler
Des Moines
Jer
Chicago
Grand Avenue
Marshall Ricketts
Be Hamn Hodge Ave M Twenty-Seven Family Homes
Residential district changes in Ames prompt immediate city directory updates. Numerous relocations occur along Hodge avenue and vicinity with Prof. and Mrs. Webster, the Varelas, Coxes, Coykendails, Hug, Kersey, Eggleson, Hooper, Hughs, Hadley, Simpson, Horn, Horseley, Bullock, Eberhart, Murphy, Moore, Nickel, Ewart, McKay, Warner, Bliss, Ballard, Fowler, Waitley, Berryam, Clark, and Graves among those moving to new homes on nearby streets and avenues.
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Mamot
Ames
Hodge Avenue
H. P. Pepper
R. L. Webster
Varela
Welch Avenue
Bevans
Cox
Minchin Cottage
Varelas
Coykendail
Muir House
Randebush
Guy Moore
Cairns
Nelson House
Kelloy Avenue
Hug
Grand Avenue
H. D. Hughes
Gilchrist
Boone Street
Hadley
Des Moines Avenue
Bullock
Kellog Avenue
Dutt Avenue
E. L. Eberhart
Ash Avenue
Knapp Street
Murphy
Clark Avenue
C H. Moore
Livingstone House
Mont
Nickel
Ninth Street
Ewart
Websters
C. A. McKay
Lew Johnson
Hunt Street
Warner
Campus Avenue
Prof
Bliss
McKim
Ridge Avenue
John Ballard
Cambridge
E. Fowler
Mr. Waitley
Harlan
Thirteenth Street
F. J. Berryam
Nevada
Burnett Avenue
Lemmons House
Engagements and marriages announced in Ames area notices
The paper reports engagements and marriages among Ames residents: Roy Howard of Hyland Avenue to a Brownsville English teacher. Minnie Heintz daughter of J A Heintz and Roy O Donnell I S C 08 now in Cole to be married at St Cecelia's Ames. H E Dalby and Mary Bennett wed in Eldon Iowa with noted college connections and fraser affiliations.
Birth Notices and Local Sports Highlights in Ames
Births report a daughter born Friday August 25 to Mr and Mrs Virgil John and a son born August 29 to Mr and Mrs J Cramblitt. Evangelist Will Houser plans a winter leave with Rev E J Emmons after years of singing in local churches. Ames All Stars lose 12 to 8 to Boone Homesteaders. rain halted a Monday game between Des Moines Homesteaders and a mixed Gilbert Boone Ames team. Ramey and sister visit Knoxville relatives last week then return to Ames.
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Virgil Johnson
J. Cramblitt
Will Houser
Houser
E. J. Emmons
Christian Church
Mr. Houser
Ames All Stars
Boone Homesteaders
Des Moines Homesteaders
Gilbert
Boone
Ames
H. R. Ramey
Miss ‘the Ramey
Knoxville
Person Family Visits in Iowa Location Search
Mr and Mrs Joseph Person and their son Ralph from Alsea Oregon arrived Thursday to visit the former's parents. The Person run creamery that burned about ten days ago. He plans an extended stay at home while seeking a location in Iowa.
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Iowa
Joseph Person
Ralph
Alsea
Oregon
Person
Ethel Dimmick to Tell Hawthorne Tales at Library
Mrs. Ethel Pike Dimmick will tell more stories from Hawthorne's Wonder-book to the children Saturday. The tales will be illustrated by pictures with the lantern. Indications are for more rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Pike Dimmick
Hawthorne
Ames in Brief items of regional visits and travels
A collection of short notices: evada visits Mr Frank Morrin. George Baker visits his sister in Paulina. George Hauffman trips to Boone aided by F C Danforth to Story City. Merrill Manning in Des Moines. L L Roberts and Fred Walkey with Alva Howard in Des Moines. Milt Little returns from Arkansa. Cliff Read from Pella. Milt McCarty in Des Moines for E N Wentworth. L H Markley attends Chicago match. Harold Clemmer to Hampton. Nat Nutty returns to work for Judisoh Brothers. Seaman Knapp in Labor Day at campus. Winter Paxton leaves Tilden store for I.S.C.. Charley Smith visits from Kansas City. George W Feay returns to Rock Rapids. A B Apple to Utopia club. C E Miller from Des Moines. Dr CG Tilien post-grad in Chicago. Will M Thal and Claude Fleetwood motor to the state fair. W L Horn returns for animal husbandry work. Prof. McDonald on Good Roads for Rural Carrier assoc. Edward Prince visits Phi Gamma Theta. Carl V Kreichbaum back from Burlington. R C Louck returns to James for veterinary work. Frank Robinson visits Colfax. Rennie Woolman returns from Tabor. W H Williamson resumes college work. Ward Owens seen among Ames friends. P E Levien returns from Wyoming. Glee Rexroad visits Miss Grace Zumwalt. E Loughran arrives from Hartford SD. Roy Largent returns to Times office after illness. Brig-Gen J R Lincoln addresses Rural Letter Carriers on horse care. Ben Read traveling Nebraska for automotive atlas ads. Lt W A Weston to Minneapolis for engineering study. J Spencer of Delmar called home by telegram over a friend’s ill son.
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Evada
Frank Morrin
George Baker
Paulina
George Hauffman
Boone
F. C. Danforth
Story City
Merrill Manning
Des Moines
L. L. Roberts
Zearing
Messrs
Fred Walkey
Alva Howard
Milt Little
Ames
Arkansa
Cliff Read
Pella
Guy McNell
Tacoma
Washington
M. J. McCarty
E. N. Wentworth
State Center
L. H. Markley
Chicago
Harold Clemmer
Hampton
Nat Nutty
Judisoh Brothers
Seaman Knapp
Winter Paxton
Tilden
I. S.C
Charley Smith
Kansas City
M. K. Smith
George W. Feay
Rock Rapids
A. B. Apple
Utopia Club
C. E. Miller
CG. Tilien
Will M. Thal
Claude Fleetwood
W. L. Horn
Newton
Prof
McDonald
Iowa State Rural Carrier’s Association
Edward Prince
Webster City
Phi Gamma ‘Theta
Hyland Avenue
Carl V. Kreichbaum
Burlington
Ward Owens
P. E. Levien
Wyoming
Iowa
Glee Rexroad of
Kans
Grace Zumwalt
E. Loughran
W. H. Wintersteen
Hartford
South Dakota
Roy Largent
Times Office
J. R. Lincoln
Iowa State Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
Ben Read
Iowa Publishing Company
Iis
Nebraska
W. A. Weston
Minneapolis
J. Spencer
Delmar
Willey
Sixth Street
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Ali
Trust
Sterling, Wllingis
She Intelligencer
J Ames
Story County
F. R. and
M. C. Conaway
Vance
Methodist Episcopal
George D. Crissman
Jesus
Epworth League
John T. Houser
Bible
Christian Science
Smith's Hall
Collegiate Presbyterian
John W. Innes
West Gate
United Brethren
C. C. Dillivan
George Crysler Attemts
Grand Ave
Dex Moines
Hamn
Hodge
Roy Howard
E. B. Howard
Brownsville
Texas
Howard
Dalby-Bennett
H. E. Dalby
Mary Bennett
Eldon
Dalby
Burnett
Cedar Rapids
Ames City Library
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