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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1910
Page
5
Local residents and visitors are listed with travels and stays across Ames Clinton Newton Des Moines Boone Fort Dodge and other towns. Mentions include librarians professors clergy and students visiting relatives attending colleges and conferences and returning from trips to Chicago Evanston and Des Moines.
Prof. and Mrs. B. M. Harrison are visiting at the home of Mr. A. 8. Griffith on Fifth street. They will preach every two weeks and Prof. Harrison will teach zoology at the local college, having taught previously in Quincy, Illinois. They will occupy Mr. Will Thul's house on Pike avenue.
Prof Luick spent Tue and Wed in Osage. Miss Mueller joins Iowa City English dept. Dr Dykstra returns to classes after illness. Prof Webster travels north on departmental business. Miss Stanton heads to Madison Wis to teach. Prof Van Storms judges at South Dakota State Fair. Miss Jones, new history instructor, also YWCA secretary and Northwestern grad. Prof MacDonald, new Forestry head, moved from Helena forest service to Ames. Freshmen elect Chas Purchase president. class size about 700-800. Prof Hoffman buys two more acres near Pommel, totaling 3.5 acres of Ames real estate.
Miss Florence A. Armstrong of Iowa represented her state at the Alpha Chi Omega convention in Detroit for its twenty fifth anniversary. She spoke on the open motto toast and was elected editor of The Lyre. She will pursue a Master's degree at the University of Iowa this year.
Christian Science services held at 10 45 a m in Smiths Hall with subject Matter. St Johns Episcopal Church Co J Shutt Rector conducts evening prayer and sermon at 4 p m Sundays Holy communion observed first Sunday each month
Church events list shows John T. Houser as pastor with Bible School at 10 a.m. and preaching at 11 a.m. Fred Randall oversees, with Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p.m. Union services hosted at M E church feature Dr. Cooper speaking at night.
Sunday morning service at 10 45 led by Minister William J Minchin. Evening service combines with Methodist Church union for an illustrated lecture by Clayton Cooper International Secretary of the Y M C A. Sunday School and Y P 8 Cc E O as usual.
The Methodist Episcopal Church announces a sermon for Epworth League on Sunday morning by a Crissman pastor. At 6:30 p.m. the annual Rally Day program will be held. Union Church services will feature Clayton Cooper, noted Y M C A Bible study leader, with special music and inviting all young people.
The 340 acre Greene farm owned by Merritt Greene and son was leased Saturday to the Western Grocer Company. The firm plans to merge it with five other farms to produce sweet corn for canning, stock the lands with cattle, and enter the creamery and cheese business.
Promotional notice for the North-Western Line offering daily excursion trips to Sioux City Iowa for Sept 19 to 24 with return by Sept 26. Highlights include livestock and farm products exhibition and attractions. Ticket agents available. mentions President McKinley’s death nine years ago on the Wednesday morning dating context.
Small notice seeks a room to rent and invites inclusion in the Intelligencer, highlighting a concise, local housing inquiry. The ad suggests immediate availability and a straightforward rental arrangement with emphasis on location and clarity.
By avoiding unfulfillable demands a safety valve emerges for a position that would otherwise be intolerable. The idea suggests securing rooms through advertising to reduce pressure.
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