On the Campus Updates and Departures
About 1 740 students enrolled. Several faculty and students travel for visits, judging contests, and study trips including Paul Troeger to Sac City, Wylie Sheane in Des Moines, Florence Crittenden in Humboldt, Ruth Williams in Fort Dodge, Ankeney in Des Moines, Eleanor Halleck in Eagle Grove, Luick and Pew moving to Belmond and Marshalltown respectively, and stock judging trips to Sioux City. Missouri events and European travels noted with teacher Georgia Van Aaken returning from Europe. death of James Forest, 05, at Garner Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Troeger
Visi
Sac City
Wylie Sheane
Des Moines
Florence Crittenden
Humboldt
Ruth Williams
Fort Dodge
Ankeney
Caroline Laird
Eleanor Halleck
Eagle Grove
Luick
Belmond
Prof. Pew
Marshalltown
Bittenbender
West Point
Stacey Turner
Nevada
A. C. Boss
Cedar Rapids
Omega Delta House
C. C. Hitchings
Sioux City
Maude Arnold
James Forest
Garner
Iowa
Helen Thomas
Charles City
Steamboat Rock
L. H. Pammel
Laura Storms
Kansas
Ames
Northway
Tunis
Underwood
Crissman
Billie Burke
Old Chautauqua Grounds
H. K. Davis
Omaha
Hawkeye House
Kennedy
Tri-State Fair
George Livingstone
Columbus
Ohio
State University
Georgia van Aaken
Music Hall
Europe
Holland
Switzerland
Community club events and campus activities schedule
Dr L H Pammel to speak Friday for senior horticulturalists at his West Boone home. Children’s Story Hour Saturday Sept 24 at 10.30 at City Library. Mrs Jennie Christ to speak to Civic Improvement Society Monday 2:30 at library. Engineering Camp Fire planned next Saturday 3 30 to 10 at Squaw Creek woods. Book and Basket Club host next Wednesday. Neewollah Club meets Wednesday Sept 8 at Mrs Doolittle’s Grandpa home. Women's Press and Authors' Club outing to Colfax Friday with dinner at Hotel Colfax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Pammel
West Boone Street
Germany
Ireland
China
Civic Improvement Society
Jennie Christ
Engineering Department
Iowa State College
Squaw Creek
Women’s Press and Authors’ Club of
Des Moines
Colfax
Priscillas Club Hosts First Meeting of the Season
A delightful Priscillas gathering at the Farm House featured 60 to 70 ladies. Officers elected: Mrs. BE Stanton president, Mrs. C F Curtiss vice president, Mrs. Clyde Williams secretary, Mrs. Fowler treasurer. A musical program followed with Mrs. Williams on flute, and Mesdames Bemis and Barr vocalists. Next meeting with Mrs. R C Barrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm House
F. Curtiss
BE. W. Stanton
C. F. Curtiss
Clyde Williams
Fowler
H. E. Bemis
W. M. Barr
R. C. Barrett
Pi Phi Girl to Wed Dixon in October engagement announced
Miss Georgia Maxine Walker daughter of Mr and Mrs C E Walker Des Moines to marry Mr Ross C Dixon Presho South Dakota former ISC student Pi Beta Phi member and accompanist for Des Moines Musical College to wed in October Lowman-Holland quiet Ames wedding Grace Lowman and Lewis Holland wed at the Fowler home near Kelley officiated by Rev Walter I Fowler. guests Bessie Crane Roy Loman Sarah Olson provided music a four course dinner and plan to live on George Holland farm near Kelley plus a catarrh cure ad from 1886 mentions Hall's remedy and notary public oath
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi Phi
Georgia Maxine Walker
C. E. Walker
Des Moines
Ross C. Dixon
Presho
South Dakota
Miss Walker
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
State OF Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
KF. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. D
A. W. Gleason
F. J. Cheney & CO
College Lecture Courses and Artist's Series Schedule
Social listings show John Nicholson Players Rita Fornia and Thomas Brooks Fletcher among college lecture courses with dates from Oct 8 to Dec 10 plus an Artist's Course with Alfred Calzin Florentine Orchestra. Birthday surprise for P R Shugart at Boone Street with guests from Nevada and Ames. Kappa Zeta meets on Crawl Avenue Anita Meltzer hosts with Pi Beta Phi alumnae presenting a rock ing chair to Ames chapter at Pi Phi picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nicholson
Mmme
Langendorf
Rita Fornia
Thomas Brooks Fletcher
Alfred Calzin
Florentine Orchestra
Kappa Zeta
Kappa Zetas
Anita Meltzer
Crawl Avenue
Enrness
Dyer Ear Nose and Throat and Local Moves
Dr. Dyer appears in Ames in brief with notices of his practice. J D Flint travels to St Paul on business. Ed Rex leaves for Steubenville Ohio to visit his mother. John Williams departs for court work in Eldora. W J Semmons returns from Minnesota business trip. Rev Warner Johnson visits relatives in Stratford. Dr Robert Graham of Des Moines visits his mother on Lincoln Avenue. Capt Charles Hamilton resumes mail route after illness. W A Perry family moves into George Hoffman house on Fifth street. George Hoffman family rooms with C S Henry on Clark avenue. Shamron family relocates to Illinois to work in mines. formerly with college lighting dept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Graham
Des Moines
Lincoln Avenue
Charles Hamilton
Dyer
W. A. Perry
George Hoffman
Fifth Street
C. S. Henry
Clark Avenue
Shamron
North Duff Avenue
Illinois
Homesteaders Lodge Members Visit Boone
About twenty five members of Homesteaders Lodge No. 34 traveled to Boone Tuesday night to perform work for the Boone lodge. The Boone Rebeccas will visit the Ames Rebeccas Friday evening as they meet in regular session at the I O O F hall. Mrs Danforth improves and may return to Ames by week end following a stay at Mercy Hospital. Mr and Mrs Embree return from Washington Iowa and will live in Ames this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Flora Hill
Boone
Homesteaders Lodge
No. 34
Boone Lodge
Boone Ehacian Mae
Ames
Boone Rebeccas
Ames Rebeccas
I. O. O. F. Hall
Mrs. Danforth
Frank Danforth
Mercy Hospital
Des Moines
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paren
Bange
Alm
Main St
Book and Basket Club
C. G. Lee
Neewollah Club
Clubs and Society
Priscilla Club
St.John's Guild
St. John's Guild
Charles Sears
Seventh Street
Demeter
Missouri
F. R. and
M. C. Conaway
Story County
Na Vance
P. R. Shugart
Boone Street
Prior
Shugart
Bronson
Deas Moines
John Shugart
Pi Beta Phi
John Williams
Eldora
W. J. Semmons
Minnesota
Rev
Warner Johnson
Stratford
Chicago
Chas, Kaufman & Bros
Mien
J&c
Uss
Ces Ees
Ames, Iowa
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