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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1911
Page
4
Sunday marks Rally Day across church groups with elaborate schedules. First Congregational convenes at 9:45 for Sunday School and 11:00 for a six-address platform service inspired by Men and Religion Forward Movement. Methodist, Church of Christ and Epworth League events listed with times and speakers.
Regiate Presbyterian with John W. Innes as minister holds morning 11 and evening 7 30 services with Sunday school at 10 in a tent near the gate United Brethren led by C C Dillivan offers Sunday school 10 preaching 11 and 8 Young People's meeting at 7 Christian Science meets at 10 45 in Smith's hall with Real Cecilia's Church Mass at St Cecilia's 10 45 Catholic Mass Rev F C Renier in St Cecilia's dawn Baptist next Sunday services by Rev A C Hageman Melbourne guest Miss Amanda Thomas hosts Miss Myrtle Lanning and Miss Alice Hooper entertain guests with light refreshments
Mrs. Arnett dies after illness at Des Moines hospital. Prot Arnett tied to Anime Husbandry dept at the college and came to Ames with his bride in September. Clifton L Ruth, 1886 born in Story county, dies after lung trouble. funeral at Methodist church. Campfire date set for Sept 30 among engineers. Prof Shane's recovery expected weeks. I B C Student publishes literary content. Grove and Rich Real Estate opens on Main. R Olney joins Ag Eng department. Mayor Sheldon criticizes press for prison coverage. Ramon Manalac improving after appendicitis. Student directory up. Graves moves office. Chicken pie supper Sept 28 at Odd Fellows Hall.
Born to Mr and Mrs F C Lacey a seven pound girl Wednesday night Miss Maude Wakefield welcomes another niece Born to Mr and Mrs Sam Wakefield Sunday night a 10 pound tighter Born to Mr and Mrs Jim Gil christ an eight and one half pound boy Sunday September 17 The little son will be named James Allan First junior member of the Mono Clan Born the stork visited Mr and Mrs J G Morrissey Lincoln avenue Wednesday the thirteenth of September and left a twelve pound baby girl
A heated Thursday meeting of Homesteaders discussed charges by Frank Darner alleging officer mismanagement and fund misappropriation. Two doctors treated minor wounded. a Friday Redmens hall session will finish the discussion. John Latherow won delegate to the supreme convention amid a heated dispute with Darner.
A roundup of Ames residents traveling to Boone Cedar Falls Sioux City and Des Moines for visits weddings and work. Notables include Dan Griffith leasing the Iowa Cafe, E Horton moving to Oregon, Rev John Houser addressing in Des Moines, and Cal Stewart bringing a political comedy to town.
Mrs Williams returns from a month long trip in Colorado with side trips to Loveland to visit her sister Mrs John Myers. She traveled with Miss Fern and the piece notes Mr John Williams met her in Carroll. The item also mentions subscription offers for The Des Moines Capital and The Intelligencer. Harvey Ingham, editor of the Des Moines Register and Leader, visited F R Conaway.
The Rev Dr Crissman and Mrs Crissman of Des Moines are farewelled by the official board Sunday School board and Ladies Aid Society. A reception is set for Monday evening September 25 at 8 in the church assembly room with all friends invited. No other invitations will be issued. Committee.
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