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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1910

Page

5

Ames in Brief highlights and visits and local sale notes

Des Moines visitors including Prof I H Pammel and Dr Dyer noted. Ames residents travel to Minnesota Wisconsin South Dakota and Michigan. Local events include a successful Christian church chicken pie supper with receipts around 40 dollars and a large Ames sale at G E Burton Co drawing many friends and customers.

Dyer Homer Templeton Des Moines Ladies of the Christian Church Irwin Meltzer Ann, Arbor Michigan State Univrsity of Iowa Boreman Ames Clinton Rooley Iowatreet West Street Ray Boswold Mantbaum’s G. E. Burton & Co

Revival Meetings Start Sunday in Ames October Series

Evangelistic meetings to be held by Methodists Baptists and Christians open Sunday evening at the Ames Methodist church. Dr George D Crissman will lead October services with Harry Mansfield as soloist. Mansfield arrives from Rockford Illinois to attend college and sings with strong declared vocal talent.

Methodist Church Crissman Harry Mansfield Singer George D. Crissman Harry Manafield Ames Rockford, NL Mansfield The Presbyterian Bulletin of Rockford Ames College Iowa Gaul Holy City

Social notes highlight Ames area visitors and movers

Mrs. Gene visits Nevada and Mrs. Barr shops in Des Moines while Miss Robyn Bakely and Miss Scoville visit Des Moines and Cedar Rapids. Residents travel to Chicago Des Moines and Kansas visits, with many relatives and neighbors hosting family members and attending events.

Dr. Barr Des Moines Jennie Byers Huxley James Dodds West J. B. Davidson Robyn Bakely John Lee C. G. Lee Ada Clegg Belle Plaine

Delivery Notice From City Post Office

Beginning Monday October 5 only one daily delivery will be made at 9 09 a m by C B Henry City Delivery announces a single morning mail run for residents and businesses in the city.

Henry

Christmas shopping reminders from Ames notice

It suggests keeping Christmas shopping in mind and notes events at the Central Iowa Baptist Association in Ames, including a September and a November 5 date and mentions an Iowa football game in Ames. It also advertises using the In telligencer’s want column to find rooms or houses.

Iowa Ames

Christian Science Sunday Service at Smith's Hall

Christian Science services Sunday at 10 45 a m in Smiths hall with topic Unreality.

Christian Science Smith’s Hall

Minchin to Lead Services at First Congregational Church

Minister William J. Minchin will preach at both services Sunday with Sunday school at 9:45 and Y. P. S. C. E. at 6:30. A hearty welcome is extended to all without another church home.

First Congregational Church William J. Minchin

Church of Christ Service and Bible School Schedule

John T. Houser, Minister, announces Bible School at 10:00 a.m. Preaching and Communion at 11:00 a.m. on "The Last Three Months in Christ's Ministry." Indeavor Society at 6:30 p.m. Evening service at 7:30 p.m. on "What I Have Written, I Have Written." All are welcome.

Church of Christ John T. Houser

Methodist Church Sermon Series Opens October Evangelistic

The Methodist Episcopal Church announces 11 o'clock morning services with the theme Prayer and 7 30 evening sermons on What is Conversion as the first in a October evangelistic series. A cordial welcome is extended to all attendees with other services at regular hours.

Methodist Episcopal Church George D. Crissman

Oldtime mourners bench urged at Ames Baptist gathering

Rev E M Atwood of Winterset urged confession of worldliness at the mourners bench during the Central Baptist association meeting in Ames last week. He was supported by Rev Dr Hanson Rev T C Isley and others. Evangelist Fred Berry outlined plans for northwest and central Iowa group meetings with twelve to fifteen sessions aimed at aiding about a hundred churches.

Central Baptist Association Ames E. M. Atwood Winterset Howland Hanson T. C. Isley Fred Berry Northwestern Central Iowa

Rexall 93 Hair Tonic Promoted In Local Ad

Rexall 93 Hair Tonic marketed as a cleansing antiseptic treatment to stop hair loss and restore health. The ad offers two sizes at 50 cents and 1.00, with a guarantee of satisfaction and purchase only at The Rexall Store Loughran and Bauer.

Rexall Loughran & Bauer

Fraternities Hold Dances and Receptions

Phi Gamma Deltas hosted an informal Saturday dance at their Hyland Avenue home, chaperoned by Prof. and Mrs. Pew with Eppels orchestra from Boone. Out-of-town guests included Florence Vorse and others from Des Moines Nevada Clinton and Osceola. Beta Theta Pi also danced with Dr. and Mrs. Stange chaperoning and the same orchestra. Pi Beta Phis gave a two to five reception on Welch avenue for Mrs. B. F. Tuttle with about 100 invitations, palms and flowers, candles, ices and cakes.

Hawkeyes Champlain's Hall Barker Eva Persons Henry Wallace Des Moines Turner Cornell University Gamma Thetag Smith's Hall Eppel Boone Chicago Hill-Clark Machinery Company Simmons Osceola Phi Gam Port Arthur Tex Florence Vorse Lois Boardman Nevada Florence Pettinger Cumberland Pi Beta Phi Zeta Sigma Zeta Clemmer Geo. Burton Miller Phi Gamna Delta House Phi Gamma Deltas Hyland Avenue Pew Frappe Eppels Orchestra Buell Clinton Miss Donahue Messrs. Gilmore, Crowle and Thompson M. Smith Cedar Rapids Chas. Collier Pi Beta-Phis Welch Avenue B. F. Tuttle

Bulbs Arrive From Holland at Olson's Seed Ames IA

Over half a ton of first grade bulbs from a Holland bulb grower is offered at Olson's Seed and Flower Store in Ames Iowa. Hyacinths Tulips Crocus Narcissus and Daffodils are priced by the dozen from 20c to 68c with early call advised.

Holland Bulb Olson’s Seed and Flower Store Ames Iowa

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