Neighborhood Notes Highlight Local Church and School Activities
Kelley and Ssopal sowing oats. Mrs Watson to begin spring term next Monday. Rev Minchin and Medora attended services last Sunday. Mrs Siverly and C A Rosen am shopped in Boone last Thursday. Rev Breed spoke for Congregational churches at Garden Prairie and Kelley. Emma Olmstead of Clinton visiting Rosenfelds. L G Rosenfeld visited her father W Morris north of Ames. J W Lytle visited Chelsea to see Dr C C Lytle and wife. Ontario Christian church services April 7 with Sunday school at 10 and sermon at 11 on the Resurrection. 7:45 pm sermon How Paul Preached the Gospel. 100 scholars in the day school. Special music morning and evening. Mrs Lacock hosted neighborhood youths with games and violin by Emmet Stull and Frank Wolf, guitar by Oscar Freed. refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Rosenfeld
W. Morris
Ames
J. W. Lytle
Chelsea
Ontario Christian Church
Paul
Aday
Ames social and church notes from week of Easter
Pentenburg and Vandurer visited Ames early in the week. Moorhouse Stull and Eastwood returned from Nebraska for the Latham and Crane trial. Miss Briley hosted Easter dinner for Robison Ward and Ross. Easter services attended at the Armory. Ontario to vote on a church grace next Sunday. S. S. McNutt, now in Boone, visited between trains. Odd Fellows social drew many from Ames with $35 receipts. A youth dance followed with Stull and Cooper providing music. Mrs. Sill Scott underwent operation in Des Moines and rests easily. The old folks choir practiced for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Ames
E. F. Stull
Clyde Cooper
Iowa bill on centralized control for education dies in House
The bill proposing a single board of control for Iowa educational institutions failed in the House with a 58 to 45 vote. The committee split, majority favoring indefinite postponement and a minority supporting passage. The measure was indefinitely postponed by viva voce vote, marking a third such defeat in this legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Board of Control
Iowa
Cough Remedy Praise From Pasco Reader
A Pasco Georgia reader commends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for whooping cough and calls it the best medicine they've used. The letter notes safety and reliability and mentions Judisch Bros as the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Gaston
Pasco
Judisch Bros
Meeting notice urging timely voting by all citizens
The notice urges residents to attend the Armory event on Saturday April 6 at 8 p m and vote intelligently. It calls for citizens from professors to neighbors to inform others and be on time by order of the committee.
New Life Pills Promised To Purify The System
Ella Slayton of Noland Arkansas touts Dr King s New Life Pills at 25 cents a box The ad claims gentle cleansing and renewed vigor with satisfaction guaranteed at all druggists
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Ella Slayton
Noland
Ark
Foley Kidney Cure Promises Relief for Kidney Bladder Trouble
May callout to readers that Foley's Kidney cure stops irregularities and cures most kidney and bladder troubles within medical reach. Cagwin Druggist advertises the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Cagwin Druggist
For Sale: Twelve Room House on Boone Street
Six-room? Correction needed. A twelve room house on Boone street two doors east of Friends church with good high lot 60x180 hot and cold water furnace heat good well and cistern and a garden patch. Address or call 8 L Mabie. 46-tf
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Boone Street
Friends Church
L. Mabie
Local clubs and social events fill Ames calendar
The Ames social scene features the Cemetery association meeting at 3 p m with Mrs. Ben Read, a reception for Miss Elsie Lincoln hosted by Mr. and Mrs. F R Conaway, and the Methodist Women’s Society meeting at Mrs. Rayness’s April 9. Park improvement discussions prompt city plans, and a Lincoln Bartholomew wedding reception follows a military wedding in the Congregational church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cemetery Association
Ben Read
F. R. Conaway
Elsie Lincoln
Local Happenings and Community Notes From Ames
Miss Kate Goble spent Sunday with friends at Webster City while Miss Mae Jackson visited Des Moines friends. Prof. Stanton and Mrs. Stanton visited Traer. A new power station began a sixty hour test. Prof and Mrs T H MacDonald will move into the former Prof Barrett house after June. Dr A B Storms to lecture at Shrine temple Des Moines via the Des Moines Women’s club. Mr and Mrs H H Schuler moved to a Michigan farm. Prof and Mrs Schmidt take the Proctor house April first. Five to six dollars in cigars stolen from College Heights grocer y Sunday night. W H Pew named head of animal husbandry at New Hampshire college. Miss Bess Disbrow resigns as purchasing committee stenographer and plans rest at Independence Iowa. Eleventh district Beta Theta Pi reunion held near campus with toasts from notable members and a banquet led by J R Lane. Union National Bank of Ames reports financials through March 31 with assets and liabilities listed.
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H. H. Schuler
Dr. Proctor
College
Michigan
W.H. Pew
Youngstown
Ohio
New Hampshire Agricultural College
New Hampshire
Miss Bess Disbrow
Purchasing Committee
Independence
Iowa
Ames
Beta Theta Pi
E. E. Nicholson
Nebraska
Sigma Nus
Noits
W. R. Lane
Brown University
C. FE. Henninger
Iowa State
J. Reed Lane
Geo. T. Keeler
Iowa Wesleyan
Donald McClain
Settlement stipulation in Hutchison suit dated 1907
Albert Hutchison admits wrongdoing for calling Mrs A L Hutchison a liar and agrees to apologize. He also acknowledges error in suing for corn without a written order or an intermediary. settlement signed March 27 1907 by Albert Hutchison and A L Hutchison as part of the case Morgan Dunham acting as next friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.L. Hutchison
Albert Hutchison
A. L. Hutchison
Among the Ames Churches First Baptist Church Service Schedule
Walter I. Fowle leads the First Baptist Church of Ames with 9:45 Bible School 11:00 sermon by the pastor 3:00 Junior Union 6:30 B Y P U. The church joins others in union meetings in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Walter I. Fowle
United Church Services Announced by Stiverson
Rev. J. W. Stiverson, pastor, preaches at 11:00 on Seeing the Unseen. Junior society meets at 2:00 p. m. Senior society at 6:30 p. m. Congregation to join two union services in the evening.
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U. 8
J. W. Stiverson
Sunday church schedule and speaking events noted
Sunday school at 9 45 a m Morning worship at 5 p m Sermon subject Why Christ is still the Marvel of Humanity Y P 8 C E at 6 30 p m Evening service at 7 30 p m Miss Dunlap of Des Moines to address the union meeting of ladies at the Congregational church Also notice Fred B Smith’s meeting for men at the Armory
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Y. P
C. E
Time Element in Individual Character Sermon and Union Services
A Holy Communion sermon at 11 00 a m discusses The Time Element in Individual Character. Evening union services in the Armory under Y M C A auspices feature speaker Fred B Smith. Miss Dunlap of Des Moines addresses Congregational church members on Roadside settlement work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Fred B. Smith
Congregational Church
Dunlap
Des Moines
Methodist Episcopal Church Services at the Armory
Pastor Andrew M. Shea leads services at the Armory on Sunday April 7 1907 with a 9 45 am Sunday school 11 am sermon The Epworth League meets at 6 30 pm on Triumphant Grace led by Anna Madson A 7 30 pm Union meeting for men features International Secretary Fred B Smith A women’s Union meeting follows at the Congregational church with Miss Dunlap of Des Moines delivering the address
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
F. M. Capps
Christain
World
Epworth League
Anna Madson
International Sec’y
Fred B. Smith
Ames
The
Congregational Church
Miss Dunlap
Des Moines
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Ladies’ Home Journal
Holeproof
Semmons
Kelley
C. L. Siverly
C. A. Rosenam
Boone
Rev. Breed
Congregational
Garden, Prairie and Kelley
Emma Olmstead of
Clinton
G. Rosenfeld
Ontario
Pentenburg
W. H. Vandurer
K. B. Moorhouse
G. P. Eastwood
Latham and Crane
Allie Briley
Miss Robison
Gay Ward
Alma Ross
McNutt
Sill Scott
MASS
Por Sale
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
New England
Josephine Stewart
Delta Chis
Grace Packard
Essie Hathaway
Julia Padmore
Grace Padmore
Our City Schools
Simpson Conservatory Orchestra
W. J. Miller
M. E. Sunday School
Hullinger
Bonus
Civic Improvement Association
Mesers Snyder, Wilcox and Wilson
Gen
and Lincoln
John Egan
Bartholomew
Frank Graves
Minchin
Louise Rowe
Lieut
Rush Lincoln
Jeannette Bartholomew
Ames High School
St. Louis
Thrift and Logan
Conklin
Rowe
Madge
Helen Welch
Harry Canfield
Faville
Worthington
Hadley
George Whipple
Phyrne Thompson
Nevada
Leah Baker
Perry Bower
Barbour Concert Company
M. E. Aid Society
Barbours
Inez Dodds
Miss Harter
Lucknow
K. K
Misses Mary
Win Tilden
Dora Rice
W. M. Greeley
Sisters of the Eastern Star
Rush Blodgett Lincoln
W. J. Minchin
Episcopal Chure
Guy Gearhart
C. E. Bartholomew
Seaman Knapp
E. M. Meyers
Danielson
Ottosen
Orcutt
McElyea
College Cadets
Gertrude Herr
Clover Club
Florence Brenneman
Martha Coffin
Mabel Campbell
Winnie Cameron
Stella Merrill
Eva Ringkade
Lena Pitts
Medora Minchin
Gladys Hultz
Bertha
Mildred Herr
Ruth
Helen Watts
A. Bartholomew
Lincoln
San Francisco
Manila
Zamboanga
Mindanao
United States
Kate Goble
Webster City
T. H. MacDonald
Barrett
A. B. Storms
Shrine Temple
Women’s Club of
C. M. Day
Omaha
Black Hawks
Gamma Alphas
Olsanville
Olsan
R. C. Paton
Ray
Minnesota
H. M. Howard
O. H. Cessna
Northwestern
Packard
Sieben
Ellis
MacDonald
McElhinney
Robert Fullerton
J. R. Lane
M. M. Baker
Paul Galer
H. L. Clarke
R. C. Patterson
John Ray, Jr
Union National Bank
Iwi
Resources
U. S
Natal Bani Bopve
U.S
Xar Wilson
Henry Wilson
B. J. Shelden
Daniel McCarthy
van Chamberlain
Gilbert Y Albert Hutchison, Ward
A. T Watchman
Morgan Dunham
Clark Conservatory of Music
S T. John's Episcopal Church
Herbert A. Wilson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Andrew M. Shea
the Armory
Genevieve Westerman
Ames Musical History Club
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