College Happenings Enrollment Passes Eighteen Hundred
Enrollment at the college nears 1800 with estimates and a freshmen count around 50 new students. International and out of state students rise, led by six in Animal Husbandry including two from outside the United States. Notable enrollees include Harold Bellows and Dale Bellows of Maryville, and Will Thompson from Inskip England. Lectures feature Champ Clark and a robust season lineup with operatic, orchestral, and literary figures. Dr C H Stange arrives back from Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Harold Bellows
Maryville
Col. Geo. Bellows
Dale Bellows
Chas. Bellows
Ames Judges Many Fairs Move to Iowa State College Leaders
Animal Husbandry department sends a large judging corps to county fairs with professors Kennedy Arnett Pew and others assigned to towns like Humboldt Williamsburg Marshalltown Atlantic Corning Greenfield Dewitt Decatur Oxden Winterset This week the trip aims to expose students to a broader range of animals at the inter state fair next week.
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Ames
A. H
Sioux City
Prof. Kennedy
Pew
S. C. Man to Columbia University studies literature
Mr. Will Beardshear of the I. S. C. has been working on a newspaper at Asbury Park New Jersey this summer. He is now taking a vacation at Norfolk Virginia and will enter Columbia University in New York City this fall to study literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
W.N. Freedman
Iowa Telephone Company
Freedman
S. C
Columbia
Will Beardshear
Asbury Park
N. J
Norfolk
Columbia University
New York City
Bartholomew to lead railway work at I B C
Mr H C Bartholomew of Ohio State University class of 06, with teaching stints at Pennsylvania State College and University of Pennsylvania, will head railway work in I B C engineering. Prof J Cunningham of Kansas State College serves as horticultural instructor at I B C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Cunningham
Kansas State College
Y M C A to Lead This Year at Ames College
O B Moore of Molton Iowa will head YMCA work at the Ames college, taking one third time duties while managing new responsibilities. Field Superintendent Cosgriff resumes silo filling for fall and winter beef feeding at the experiment station, silage cut from multiple plots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B. Moore
Molton
Iowa
Costrift
Cosgriff
Minneapolis
Chimney Fire Damages West Wall At Bartholomew Home
Fire started in the chimney behind the grate at the Bartholomew residence on Fifth Street. Flames hid behind stucco and burned through a wall, with little visible blaze. The family evacuated. a daughter Margaret slept in the smoke heavy room and was saved by her father's timely check. Firefighters broke through the roof and west wall to extinguish remaining flames.
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C. E. Bartholemews
Fifth Street
Mr. Bartholomew
Margaret
Ames Church Services and Activities
Local church notices detail Sunday services across multiple denominations in Ames. Christian Science meets at Smith's Hall at 10 45 a m on Matter. Baptist preaches at 11 with B Y P A in evening. Church of Christ outlines Bible school at 10 and services at 11 and 7 30 with 6 30 Endeavor. Presbyterian notes morning 11 and evening 7 with Sunday school at 10 in a tent near the west gate. United Brethren lists times for school and services, quarterly meeting forthcoming with Rev Curt preaching and elder visit. First Congregational lists school at 9 45 and worship at 11 with Y P S C E 6 30 and 7 30, plus a test play by Western America at 6 30. Armory event mentions Rev Baker morning 11 and President Schell evening 7 30. Sunday school 9 45, Epworth League 6 30. Other items mention Boy Scout explanation, dolls event at the library, story time for Hawthorne, and a major stage production The Squaw Man with Carl W. Cook, plus botany and university notes.
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Church of Christ
J. I. Houser
Christian Endeavor
Collegiate Presbyterian
John W. Innes
United Brethren
Dillivan
E. W. Curt
Evergreen Church
Ing
America
Crane— Lic
United Ced States
England
Germany
Australia
the Armory
George D. Crissman
J. F. Baker
Schell
Weslyan College
Epworth League
Bishop
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Des Moines
House of Good Shoes
L. C
Civil Service
U. S. Forest Service
Michigan
Yale
I. S.C
Louis Gonzales
Mexico
Luis Gonzales
Porto Rico
Iowa State College
Gonzales
S.C
Luis Gonzales Y Gonzales
Dykstras
Manhattan
Kans
R. R. Dykstras
R. C. Cushman
Ridge Avenue
Dykstra
Kan
Kansas Agricultural College
Kansas
F. K. Bliss
Diagonal
Marshall Hunter
Red Oak
Fred Bliss
Corning
Huffman
West Liberty
W. T. Smith
Warren T. Smith
Washington
Los Angeles
Calif
Department of Agricultural Journalist
Capital and Merchants
New Deent
F. C. Bishop
A. V. Storm
New Age Hall
Storm
Larson
South Dakota Agricultural College of
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Fred Mahana
W. Storm
F. W. Beckman
Anne
Ramon Manalae
College Hospital
Manalae
Ame
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Turda
Roy Tucker
Nevada
Axminister
Wilton
Ames Church Services
Christian Science Church
Christian Science
Smith's Hall
First Congregational Church
William J. Minchin
Laprary
Carl W. Cook Squaw Man
Carl W. Cook
Messrs. Gilman & Company
Cook
J. N. Martin
University of Chicago
Stars OF Ohio
A. D
A. W. Gleason
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
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