Local Club Activities and Campus News
The Home Missionary Society meets September 22 at 3 PM with Mrs. Storms. Book and Basket club studies rugs with Mrs. Mann. Y M and Y W C A host a reception for new students with games and frappe. Instructors picnic and new Bible class formed by the Woman's Auxiliary. Marriages include R W Kendall to Miss Cummings and Will Whalen wedding. The piece notes fashion of black dresses and a theater anecdote. About 1,700 Ames students enrolled for football and a domestic science building is discussed.
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Home Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
A. B. Storms
the Treasury
Cessna
Barrett
Dunning
Ellis
Book and Basket Club
Alfred H. Mann
M. K. Smith
Harper's Bazar
Ames
Colo Observer
Polly Piper party with white pipes crafts and prizes
A Polly Piper party featured white clay pipes amid tissue paper costumes created by guests. Dolls in finished outfits were displayed, and the two top prizes received flowers.
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Polly Piper
Polly Pipers
Campus Gossips and Student News Items
Prof and Mrs Schmidt visit Des Moines on Saturday. Miss Lena Kennedy stays in Collins over Sunday. Miss Charlotte M King returns to work after a month off. Clyde Buffington of Glenwood Iowa leaves college for eyes. Newell D Hillis named Secretary of Sunday school work in Minnesota. George Guthrie Harvard senior visits Dr R E Buchanan. H C Darger sprains knee in tug of war. Ray Clyde Panama district engineer visits Dr Buchanan. Miss Lora Ricker of Peru Indiana visiting sister Mrs W F Coover. Miss Baker from I S C English dept returns for postgrad study in Chicago.
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Lora Ricker
Peru
Indiana
W. F. Coover
Miss Ricker
Honey Honeyed Mixup Sparks Oswego Hotel Tale
Mr Le Ray of Ma's New Husband recalls a funny Oswego incident with a long time hotel stay. He, fond of honey on his cakes, asks the head waiter where the honey is only to learn the waitress left two weeks earlier. His wife urged him to return home to mother.
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Mr. le Ray
Oswego
N. Y
le Ray
Farmers Telephone Association Meets To Consider Bell Change
The annual meeting of the Farmers Telephone Association will be held at Odd Fellows Hall on Saturday September 19 at 1 pm. A proposition to switch to the Bell Company will be considered. Every member should attend.
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Farmers’ Telephone Association
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Bell Company
Pills Claim Liver Health Benefit and Non Gripe Action
Advertisement notes rings little liver pills for biliousness sick headache and muddy complexion. Claims to tone the liver and keep you well with no griping. Price 36 cents and sold by C A Gamble Druggist.
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C. A. Gamble
Iowan Dr Pammel Named To Forestry Commission
Governor Cummins appoints Dr L H Pammel as a member of the Iowa Forestry Commission after a recent governors conference on national resource conservation. President names a national commission chaired by Gif Ford Pinchot to study and promote forestry with Iowa appointees E H McBride William Louden Wesley Green and Dr Pommel to assist. A Des Moines meeting in two weeks will detail the plan.
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L. H. Pammel
Cummins
Pammel
Iowa Forestry Commission
Washington
Gifford Pinchot
Forestry Department
Prof
E. H. McBride
Iowa City
William Louden
Fairfield
Wesley Green
Des Moines
Dr. Pommel
Pinchot
Kodol Aids Stomach Digestion For Better Health
The advertisement claims Kodol will soon enable the stomach to digest all food. It states the stomach cannot do the job now, but Kodol will assist until it regains its natural function. The product is described as pleasant to take and is sold by C. A. Gamble.
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C. A. Gamble
Becomes a Vitamin C? No. Bees Laxative Cough Syrup Ad
Be recommended for coughs colds hoarseness and bronchial throat trouble. Mothers praise its pleasant taste and gentle laxative effect. Guaranteed. Sold by K A Gamble Drugegist.
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K. A. Gamble
Drugegist
Also Mentioned on This Page
Home Missionary Society
Y. M
Association
Frappe
North Woods
Maity Schriener
Reie
Woman's Auxiliary
R. W. Kendall
Chicago
Miss Cummings
Kendall
Will Whalen
Press Club
Robertson
Knights of Camus
Drake University
Tommy
Board of Control of
H. E. Kirschner
Margaret M. Jones
Vilhjamr Stefansson
Harper’s Magazine
Women's Press Club
Grinnell
J. Y. Luke
Maria Roberts
Dunlap
Ruth Bowen
Mrs. A. Bartholomew
St. Louis
Mrs. T. H. McDonald
Baby
Mr. McDonald
Montezuma
Edith White
Fort Morgan, Colorado
Mr. Charlotte
Texas
H. B. Charlotte Home
L. Mellor
George Mellor
Ethel Hoon
Kelley
Laura Smith
Ethel Grace Pike
R. H. McCarty
Lamoille
Miss Cox
Miss Budé
William Pickering
Leesburg, Florida
G. W. Rogers
E. E. Hoon
New York City
W. S. Hoon
Fayette Street
Hoggatt Avenue
Miss Hoon
San Francisco
Jewell
New York
Schnell
Iowa Wesleyan College
Mount Pleasant
Storms
D. Scoates
Mr. Scoates
Floyd Belt
Franklin French
Pi Pi
French
Atten College
Travis
Dr. Storms
New Mexico
Philippine Islands
Michigan University
J. R. Wood
Jane Eyre
Armory
Cuba Niblo
Miss DeLong
Adele Varnes
Lester Cuneo
Theodore Ingram
Bob Blackwood
Howard Kegley
Mrs. Schmidt
Lena Kennedy
Collins
Charlotte M. King
Clyde Buffington
Glenwood
Iowa
Newell D. Hillis
Minnesota
George Guthrie
Harvard
R. E. Buchanan
H. C. Darger
Ray Clyde
Panama
Baker
Semmons’ Dry Goods Store
Honey
Miss Aubrey Rich
Armory Opera House
R. S. Husted
Osceola
D. Zemwalt
L. M. Zumwalt
William A. Snyder
Ames, Iowa
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