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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1907
Page
7
A column combines a sentimental poem about longing for bygone days by Lillian Barker Beetle and an ode praising a man who loves a baby. The pieces reflect mid century newspaper verse and moral cheer from the Detroit Free Press.
The Ames Conservatory of Music hosts a performance of Lazarus an oratorio by Prof Alexander Thompson with forty singers. Madame Isabelle Bouton a famed soprano from New York plans to appear December 7 in St Louis then perform in Ames. Thompson aims to arrange her appearance and notes low fees for members and upcoming rehearsals.
The Notts Avrat fraternity was ushered into the Phi Gamma Delta national organization on a Saturday evening, becoming a chapter. Installing team members from Cincinnati and Des Moines oversaw the ceremony in Adams' hall with Des Moines caterers and several out of town guests joining as charter members.
Mrs Dr Rice and Rev Minchin visited Des Moines while Miss Charlate King, Mrs F M Ross, and Mrs G Lee traveled between Des Moines Boone and Grove. Prolific social calendar includes engagements, visits, and a historic campus club Noit Avrat tracing back to 1897.
Readable time blocks show several formatted intervals including morning slots and evening periods, suggesting a timetable layout with multiple daily periods listed in a compact sequence.
A reflective note asks whether communities have ever truly lived in the heart of their city, suggesting shared memories and urban identity shaped by streets, markets, and public life across generations.
Francis Renier as pastor invites parishioners to a Sunday 10:00 am mass with first communion for a class at 3:00 pm Vespers and benediction. Evening program at 7:30 pm in Odd Fellows Hall features a talk on Unreality. Christian Science reading room opens Wednesday and Saturday 2:30 to 5:00 pm at 618 Douglass Avenue. St Johns Episcopal Church with Herbert A. Wilson as rector exercises morning prayer litany sermon at 11:00 am with subject Regeneration and the Sunday school before the morning service.
Morning service at 11:00 am and evening service at 7:30 pm with special singing led by Prof Beil Sabjret. Evening sermon titled The Coming Creed. Sunday School at 9:45. Y. P. 38 and C. E. at 6:30. Andrew M. Shea is the pastor. Armory services at 9:45 am and 6:30 pm with Epworth League at 6:30. Leader J D Cline. Sermon by Presiding Elder Eigenfritz at 7:30 pm.
H D Williams pastor schedules Bible school at 9 45 a m and preaching at 11 00 a m with theme A Present Saviour A special youth service at night directed by Mr Paulson includes brief talks on practical problems in residence with Emma Leonard Prof Newens among those slated to speak
Lewis Osborn died in Ames Iowa on September 28 1907 aged 81 years 11 months 14 days Born in Guerpesey county Ohio he lived in Story county 50 years He was twice married and joined the Baptist church in 1886 Funeral services at 2 30 this Thursday from his son David Osborn’s residence in Ames conducted by Rev W J Fowle of the Baptist church.
The Macauley Patton production of When We Were Friends by W. B. Poston plays to strong praise. William Macauley stars with a well chosen company as managers announce a Wednesday Get 2 date with expected packed house and celebrated scenic effects.
A daughter, Elizabeth Ann, was born Friday September 20 to Mr and Mrs Scott Tacker. Mrs. Tacker, formerly Miss Edna Hathaway, taught in Ames public schools. Their many friends extend best wishes.
Ames representatives to the League of Iowa Municipalities at Council Bluffs return with enthusiastic notions of how to implement the program and when to do it.
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