Social clubs and federated events in Nevada
Nevada society notes detail the District convention of Federated clubs in Marshalltown October 9 and 10 and a sequence of club meetings including P. E. O. English Day and Nonpareil English customs. It covers reception events at Y W C A and a forthcoming joint reception, plus reports on hospitalities, memorial stone donations, and volunteer club activities at local organizations.
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Federated Clubs
Marshalltown
J. C. Jackson
Iowa Falls
Nevada
Misa Olive English
Literary societies begin term with mixed and exclusive groups
Seven literary societies at the college held Friday night sessions across halls. Four are exclusive for men, two are mixed, and one is an all girls group. Each society plans Friday programs of debates speeches and social events. The Agricultural society met Thursday with remarks by notable alumni and a strong outlook for the term.
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1. Gs. C
Bachelor
Welch
Pythian
Philomathean
New Central
Morrel Hall
Philelutheroi
Cliolian
Margaret Hall
Clios
Clio
Presents
Phileleutheroi
Pythians
W. R. Barber
G. K. McCoullough
Philoleuther
Agricultural Society
van Pelt
McLain
Bowman
Agriculural Society
Ag. Club
Agricultural
Happenings of Ames People Across Nearby Towns
A collage of short notes from Ames area residents and visitors. Helmer Niebe came from Ames Sunday while Viva Sheppard of Sheldahl visited Ames Thursday. Glendora Bryant teaches in district 5 and Mrs. Curtis Hall with son Walter returned to Ames after a J. Woodruff visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viva Sheppard
Sheldahl
Ames
Slater News
Glendora Bryant
Watchman
J. K. Smith
M. K. Smith
E. J. Klove
Jennie Gustafson
Nevada
President Storms Host At Home Reception At The Knob
Society notes announce an at home reception by President and Mrs Albert B Storms at The Knob on Thursday evening September 20 with those connected to the college official capacity included and 100 invitations issued.
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Albert B. Storms
Ames Methodists Seek Shea for Presiding Eldership
The Story City Herald reports Ames Methodists have sent a petition to the bishop recommending Rev. A. M. Shea for the presiding eldership. The piece questions if this signals a change of pastor through a new method.
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Ames Methodists
A. M. Shea
Story City Herald
Departure of Josephine Hungerford to Ames College
The message notes Josephine Hungerford left last Friday for Ames to enter college. The piece reflects on loneliness after a first born's departure and the swift passage from childhood to adulthood, underscoring life’s growth and change.
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Josephine Hungerford
Ames
Carroll Herald
Local social notes list visiting relatives and travelers
Miss Lois Dunkle assists in Zenorr millinery. Many residents and visitors travel to Newton, Terra Haute, Denison, Chicago, Des Moines, and Paulina for visits, studies, or rentals. Names include Mrs. Fred Munn, Miss Florence McCarthy, Mr. Bennie Read, and others from Oregon Ill, Freeport, What Cheer, Elm Creek, Denison, and Des Moines.
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Lois Dunkle
Zenorr
Fred Munn
Newton
Mollie Tiffey
Terra Haute
Indiana
Lottie Deal
Florence McCarthy
Gossard
Oregon
Ill
Walkey
Freeport
Bert Clutter
What Cheer
J. W. Tinsley
Bennie Read
Grinnell
Clark
Elm Creek
Knight
Denison
A. W. Miller
Katherine of Carroll
Albott
Connette
Eggeland
South Dakota
Chas. Ball
Local society notes and church conference discussions
Multiple brief notices list residents visiting or returning home and trips to Colorado Lincoln and Europe. People named include Hurt O'Brien Cook Taylor McCarthy Newcomb Willisford Lincoln Eustace Tiara Howard Minchin Pruitt. A regional church union debate and expected conference attendance are described with varying opinions on organic church unity.
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Justin McCarthy
Dan McCarthy
North Plat
Newcomb
Mason City
Rich
Colorado
F. H. Lincoln
Baltimore
Maryland
Ft. Howard
Lincoln
H. J. Eustace
Cornell University
Beach
Eustace
Bessie Tiara
Howard
Polo City
St. Paul
Ww. J. Minchin
Minchin
A Church Union Prospect Draws Many Supporters
A large turnout favors a union of the U B Congregational Protestant and Evangelical churches as many supporters attend the meeting. The effort seeks closer cooperation among the denominations and potential merged structures.
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U. B
Congregational
M. B
Evangelical Churches
United Brothers conference to be held in Ames
The United Brothers conference gathers in Ames from Tuesday to Monday with a sermon by Rev. McCard of Lake City Tuesday evening. Bishop Weesly of Des Moines will call the conference to order Wednesday at nine o'clock. City welcomes by Mayor Sheldon and responses by George Miller D D. Ministers welcomed by Dr. Storms. Committee meetings set for Monday at the U B church.
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United Brothers Conference
Amesrom
McCard
Lake City
Weesly
Des Moines
Sheldon
George Miller
Storms
D. D
J. J. Grove
Commercial Club
WF. Cronk
Castle Memorial Church
U. B. Church
Editor of Successful Farming Visor in Ames
Mr B B Feville of Des Moines and a graduate of the 1 8 S C was a visor in Ames Friday. Successful Farming has shown marvelous growth in circulation since the early days of the Ladies Home Journal.
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B. B Feville
Successful Farming
Des Moines
S. C
Ames
Laves’ Home Journal
Prohibition Party Nominates Capt Brown for Lieutenant Governor
Capt K W Brown, praised by the Prohibition party for a longtime career in moral reform, was nominated for lieutenant governor. He plans to attend today’s rally with old neighbors and friends ready to greet him. Brown is described as a lifelong church member and a leading speaker for prohibition within a state of about 15,000 voters.
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Freem Conaway
The
Ames Intelligencer
Brother Kepford
Conaway
John Hungerford
Carroll Herald
K. W. Brown
Prohibition Party
Captain Brown
Church
Ees
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Victoria
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Greeley
London
Williams
Alfred Tennyson
Read
Tinsley
Bert Willett
Chicago University
Heighton Concert Company
I. S. GC
Herbert Willett
Nevada Federation
Electa Gilbert
A. J. Graves
Ladies Cemetery Association
Men’s Cemetery Association
H. L. Munn
Chris Sorenson
Womens Foreign Missionary
M. E. Church
F. E. King
O H. Cessna
R. ©. Barrett
Mary Little
Henry Westerman
George Loud
Treas
Herman Knapp
T. U
Iowa State College
Edmond Vance Cooke
George
Junior Republic
Bestonia Sextet
R. Z. Kirkpatrick
L.D. Garberson
Cresent
F. W. Shelley
Jessie Minert
Emma Leonard
Angie McKinley
K. A. Kirkpatrick
C. C. Clauson
Pythian W. E. Packard
R. T. Lyons
the Agricultural Club
Ames Abroad
Helmer Niebe
W. H. Olin
Ft. Collins
State Agricultural College
Charley Fatland
Ames Depot
Cambridge
Col. Beardley
Globe Trotter
Iea Carver
Lena Watkins
L. M. Kelley
P. W. Hopkins
Francis
A. M. Ball
Cole Banner
F. J. Olson
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Mr. Olson
Omaha
P. E. Shugart
Thomas Willis
Armour
Mesdames Pincombe Confare
Bert Allen
John Pryor
Bert Mabe
Frank Albaugh
G. H. Maxwell
Mesdames Harlan
Addison
Bert Vanscoy
Iowa Center
Bro Conaway
Hearing News
Agricultural College
Ella
Francis Hopkins
Ruth Dyer
Lois Boardman
Fred Schworm
Ivan Procetor
Ames Water Works
Chas. Reinbott
Huron
Ohio
Max Weirick
Wm. Wilford
Vera
Canton
Minn
Drake University
Della J. Morris
Des Moines News
Martha Rinker
Chicago
8. V. Kalsem
J. R. Hill
Margaret
Hauser
I. L
Smith, Smith and Wife
M. K
Florence Manning
Ella Gosler
Anthon
Mrs Ellsly
Edith Benton
St. Paul, Minn
Junia Lanning
Mrs. Lou Hultsizer
Wyoming
Gibson
Illsly
Copestake
B. A. Cunningham
Goldfield
J. W. Jones
Nebraska
Chauncy Hickle
Paulina
Turner McClean Farra
Gilbert
W. J. Semmons
Odd Fellows Bik
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M. Hurt
Cramer
Douglass Street
Sam O’brien
Jenerson
Olive Cook
Eldora
Charles Taylor Jr
Eagle Grove
Chas. Taylor
Ben Vogt
Lucille
Rev. A. Pruist