On the Campus: Faculty and Students Travel and Visits
Dr. Donald Stanton travels two months in England and Scotland. Prof. Smith leaves to arrange county farm picnics. Miss Lillian Storm’s replacement arrives in the President’s office. Various Ames residents and alumni return or visit from Chicago, Des Moines, Sioux City, Humboldt, and Seattle. Prof. and Mrs. C. B. Stanton return after extended absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Stanton
England
Scotland
Jack Watson
Chicago
Prof. Smith
Margaret Stanton
Lillian Storm
C. B. Stanton
Ames
Prof. Stanton
Mrs. Stanton
Springfield
Ilinois
W. J. Zenor
Sioux City
Lincoln
Nebraska
Kansas
Topeka
International Convention of the Christian Church
Chas. Spence
Louise
Nellie
Mr. Spence
A Spence
Willard McCarthy
Spence
Memphis
Tennessee
C. M. Procter
West
Swingle
Liscomb
Conrad
Mildred Semmons
Niva Nichols
Dessa
Tessa Copeland
Kansas City
Mills and Bateman
Laura Storms
Michigan
R. W. Richie
Vivian
Allerton
O. H. Bange
F. C Hicks
Ames clubs schedule year of meetings and social events
The Nonpareil Club outlines the year with hostesses and roll call topics from September through May, featuring current events and English history themes. Additional notes mention Book and Basket Club No 384 resuming meetings at Mrs Galen Tilden's home and related college society activities and guest visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 324
Passey
Williams
Christ
Flint
Bauer
Spring
Caping
Narmens
Horton Soci I
Cagwin
Paver
Angrevins
Greeley
Maxwell
Teland
Angevins
Flint Fnelish
Campbell
Kings of Lancaster and
York
Pasley
Tinsley
Leland
Horton
Tittle
Dyer
English Lake Country
Owen
Tudor Sovereigns
England
Little
Gibson
Stuarts
Tinsley London
House of Hanover
Read
Hill
Book and Basket Club
Galen Tilden
M. K. Smith
Social Roundup of Ames Residents Visitors and Moves
A long list of neighbors and visitors appears with many names and places. Anna Clark and L C Hodson visited Des Moines. Jesse Nickerson and Bernice Shugart have Ames ties and Waterloo departures. Many residents travel to Des Moines, Waterloo, Galva, Denver, or Storm Lake for work or visit family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Clark
Des Moines
L. C. Hodson
Jesse Nickerson
Waterloo
Bernice Shugart
The
Times
A. F. Bingemann
State Center
Dr. Smith
Maquoketa
H. C. Mead
Maude Hawver-Hicks
Morland
Wyoming
Bess Foley
Renwick
Furry
Alden
C. E. Lewis
Also Mentioned on This Page
William Rickets
Seaman Knapp
Helen Wakefield
C. M. Williams
Las Vegas
New Mexico
WU. Stayner
C. B. Staynor
Cedar Rapids
Howard Lockwood
Central City
Iowa
Lola Stevens
Placeway
Dickey
Madison
Wisconsin
Hal Tellier
Humboldt
Ira Williams
Welsh Avenue
Ella
Frances Hopkins
Nevada
Seattle
Washington
Zephyr
Zephyre
Miles& Rower
L. Champlin
Bowersock Mills and Power Co
Lawrence, Kan
Pope
Monroe
Welsh Ave
Chi Chi
Katherine van Epps
Seventh St
Haga
Minneapolis
Maude Hicks
Y Betas
Smith's Hall
Peter King
Scotch Society
George Mitchell
Phi Gamma Deltas
Smith’s Hall
Imo Benson
Iowa City
Chris Sorenson
Story City
Guy Moore
Cairns
T. Hardcastle
Storm Lake
Goldie Feussler
W. H. Poole
Boone St
Clara Shinkle
Kelley
Bessie Griffith
Richard King Company
Martha Bolton
Mrs. Speer
Kellogg Avenue
F. R. Conaway
Brooklyn
Fern Steigerwalt
Cambridge
C. L. Hickle
South Dakota
Nelle Williams
Earl Baird
Prairie City
Viola McGrath
Dalles
Oregon
Ellen Baird
Winfield
Stuart
Jefferson
Crosby
C. G. Lee
Boone
Amy Bennett
Catherine Fenton
Tom Fenton
Denver
Cecile Smith
Oklahoma
Dr. Copestake
George Copestake
C. E. Brown
Earl, Belt
Canada
Miss Bird
Miss Campbell
Bloomington
Illinois
Wesleyan University
Jessie McCarthy
Eleanor Moore Hospital
Anna Sorenson
W. G. Moreland
Russell Avenue
Mrs. Moreland
Kate Keller
Columbus
Ohio
Keller
Yellowstone Park
Laura Conaway
Annabelle Wallace
Georgene Pearsall
Frances Preuty
Wayne Dinsmore and Son
Dinsmores
Emily Gray
George Fowler
Old
Quebec
G. W. Fitzgerald
O. H. Watkins
Mr. Fitzgerald
Mrs. Watkins
America
Reddisode
Lemmons Dry Goods Store
Odd Fellow
Bik
Ames, Iowa
Bauge & Alm
Main St