Miss Edna Pammel Resigns From Brookings School Board
Miss Edna Pammel of I. 8. C. '10 resigns from the Brookings South Carolina school board citing slow recovery from a recent operation. The article notes her resignation comes as she prepared to take a position for the coming year. Also mentions Monday’s heavy rain in Ames and street flooding. Mr. Charles Capper returns to I. 8. C. work and prepares the Student's directory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pammel
Edna Pammel
Brookings
S. C
Charles Capper
Miss Tune
Ingeborg Svenson
Conservatory
Miss Svenson-Tune
Cornell University
Ithaca
New York
Story City
Alanes
Copenhagen
Ames
Calvin Ringgenberg
Local clubs host meetings across town this week
Society notes list gatherings of the Ladies Cemetery Association with Mrs Anna Graves at 709 Douglas. Neewollah club met at Mrs Myra Graham's Lin con avenue. Priscilla and Unity clubs held sessions at Alumni Hall and at Mrs Warburton's home. Queen Esther and Ladies Aid plan socials. WCTU all day session Sept 14. Presbyterian church event bills ice cream social Sept 16. Annual missionary elections set for Sept 12. Nonpareil club studied Mexico. R A B E C met at Ames hotel. Sun Dial A R met. 500 club selects officers for year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Cosmopolitan Club
M. Sims
Ladies Cemetery Association
Ladies’ Cemetery Association
Anna Graves
Douglas Avenue
Neewollah Club
Myra Graham
Lincon Avenue
Priscilla Club
Priscila Club
Alumni Hall
Unity Club
Mra Warburton
Presbyterian Social Ladies’ Aid Society of
The
College Presbyterian Church
Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Methodist Church
Edith Read
Burnett Avenue
Ada Cameron
First Showing of the New Fall Garments
Regular meeting of the club on Grand avenue September 25 included business, several games of 500, and cider and waters served by Mrs. McDonald thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
500 Club
W. P. McDonald
Duff Avenue
L. G. Hardin
J. B. Cagwin
Grand Avenue
McDonald
Florence Tunis
Main Street
Lillian Barzil
St. Paul
Shugart
Farewell reception for Rev. Fowle in Ames church parlors
The First Baptist church of Ames hosted a farewell reception for Rev. Walter I. Fowle and his wife with about 200 guests from across the city. Speakers from nearby churches praised his seven year ministry, a parting purse was given, and a gold signet ring presented earlier highlighted his service before he moves to Grand Island Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter I. Fowle
First Baptist Church of
Ames
K. W Brown
W. J. Minchin
First Congregational Church
George Crissmar
First Methodist Church
Mr. Fowle
Des Moines College
University of Chicago
Newton Center
Massachusetts
Frappe
Mesdames Porter and Roll
Daisy Mellor
Laura
Margaret Niles
Bernice Bacon
Miss Bacon
Mrs. Fowle
Grand Island
Nebraska
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Stickney
Steve O’brien
I. J. Ferguson
Ames, Iowa
Queen Esther
Queen Esther Society
M. E. Shureh
Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid Society
W. A. McDonald
West Street
T. J. Loughran
Mexico
John Williams
Arthur Bauer
Flintight
Walter Canaday
Ames Hotel
Canaday
George Baker
Des Moines
F. W. Stanton
Ames Social Affairs
Chamberlain
Ames Savings Bank
M. I. Basford
Poolesville
Garment Store
Citizens Lumber CO
the Home OF Quality
Kodak
Eastman
Bosworth Drug Store
Main St
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