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Newspaper

Ames Times

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1909

Page

9

Seniors Win Big at Home Track Meet

Seniors dominated the home field track meet on state field last Saturday. Clark Beard led with a 880 relay win and multiple top finishes, while Holcombe and Kevlar posted fast times in hurdles and two miles. Team results show Seniors 59.56 points to Sophomores 86, Juniors 29.13, Freshmen 18.56.

Clark Beard London Holcombe Kevlar Manarg Beard Lambert Stayl Packer Knowles Trullinger Hiser McCullough Evans Hough Williams Smith St. Lambert Kemlar Clapper Shannon

Moving pictures to promote Ames during Omaha visit

Omaha and South Omaha businessmen will tour Ames in mid May to film a moving picture showcase. Mayor Tilden received word a moving picture camera and operator will visit to film local features such as a fire department parade and depot scenes for later exhibition in Chicago and other theaters across the region.

Omaha South Omaha Ames Tilden Omaha Commercial Club Chicago Film Exchange

Ames High School stage presents Just for Fun farce at Armory

The Ames senior class staged a three act farce at the Armory with Faith Clark Vivi Sheppard Della Keltner Frances George George Miller and Dean Corlette. Ada Heioz Oberman directed the production which reviewers called lively and well acted. The plot revolves around a social climbing matron Mrs de Smythe and two impostors who swap identities causing comic misunderstandings before a satisfying unraveling. Miss Vivi Sheppard and Miss Faith Clark received praise for the lead roles and the cast overall was lauded for its polish.

Ames High School Faith Clark Vivi Sheppard Della Keltner Frances George George Miller Dean Corlette Armory Opera House Ada Heioz Oberman Oberman Conservatory of Des Moines Jack Earl Parvenu Ler Brogue

Omaha Events At Ak-Sar-Ben Festival And Exposition

The notice lists Omaha activities at the Ak-Sar-Ben festival in October and the National Corn Exposition in December detailing opportunities for visitors and participants.

Omaha

Laughing Sam Was a Hit at Scenic Show

Jay Poland the blackface comedian and Musical Winters the bell ringer and horn player entertained at the Scenic last week. Their acts were catchy and pleased the crowds nightly. Saturday afternoon and evening they added a farce titled Laughing Sam which scored a decided hit. They departed Sunday for Des Moines leaving behind a pleased public and pleasant remembrances.

Jay Poland Sam Des Moines

Memorial Day Meeting Planned By Local Veterans

Commander of Ellsworth Post asks W R C committees and G A R members to meet at Union National Bank on Saturday evening April 24 at 7 30 to arrange for Memorial Day observances led by Liddle and day.

Ellsworth W.R. C Union National Bank Memor A Liddle

Maxwell Nordstrom Couple Wed at Ames Parsonage

Mr Harry Maxwell and Miss Mary Nordstrom were united in marriage at the Congregational parsonage in Ames on the Sth of April at eleven a.m. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs A G Nordstrom. The groom is a well known Ames boy and they reside on the Maxwell farm at the edge of town. The Times extends congratulations even though it is a trifle late.

Harry Maxwell Mary Nordstrom Ames A. G. Nordstrom Maxwell Farm

McNeil Sisters Roast Boonetown Audience in Ames Mixup

A vaudeville act by the McNeil Sisters in Boone goes awry as local youths throw lemons and potatoes from the front row after a mislocated show. The incident ends with a curtained exit amid tossed produce and taunts.

McNeil Sisters Gem Boone McNeil

Funeral of Frank C. Foster in Kelley Iowa

Frank C. Foster born Eureka Woodford Illinois May 26 1866 died at home Kelley Iowa April 12 1909 aged 42 years 10 months 16 days. He moved to Iowa 1880 lived in Kelley since. Married Tina M. Grove November 6 1894. Five children Earnest J William Grove Lucinda L Frank Crawford Charles B. survive with wife. Deputy agent for Co and N W at Kelley over sixteen years. Baptized over fifteen years ago active in Christian work. Funeral at Kelley Congregational church Rev Walter I Fowle, body taken to Ames for burial in Ames cemetery.

Eureka Woodford County Ilinois Kelley Iowa Tina M. Grove Earnest J William Grove Lucinda L. Frank Crawford Charles B The Baptist Church Walter I. Fowle Ames

Contractor Wm Watkins Secures Long Fayette County Deal

Wm Watkins, long employed at the college, is about to start contracting. He has secured a multi year arrangement in Fayette county and comes highly recommended. If you have any building to do, give him a trial. See ad in this issue.

Wm. Watkins Fayette County

For boys tennis and outing shoes see Bauge Alm

Short OCR note references Bauge and Alm for boys tennis and outing shoes. The fragment mentions product names and categories without full context or dates. It signals a shopping or catalog update likely in a local page.

Bauge & Alm

Footracer Surprises Crowd By Chasing Interurban Car

A bold footracer chased an interurban car for two blocks catching it at Kellogg Avenue crossing after splashing through mud. He used the street due to crowded sidewalks and then snarled at the conductor asking if the cars run for people or people for cars.

Kellogg Avenue

Rummage Sale By M E Ladies Aid Divisions Four Six

Divisions No 4 and 6 of the M E Ladies Aid Society plan a semi annual rummage sale starting Wednesday May 5 and running ten days. Location to be announced later. Donations welcome by Mrs Wasser or Mrs Willey. A sewing machine in good working order will be on sale and is available through Mrs Wasser.

M. E. Ladies Aid Society

New Board Is Organized for State Educational Institutions

At the first Des Moines meeting of the new board of control Hon. J. H. Trewin of Cedar Rapids was elected president. The board formed three committees for the state university, state college, and state teachers' college with named members and planned a finance committee to begin in July, excluding current institution personnel. The board will appoint presidents and treasurers, set compensation, and establish rules for staff and staff employment.

General Assembly Governor Carroll J. H. Trewin Mr. Trewin New Educational Board of Control Des Moines Board of Control Cedar Rapids State University James I. Trewin P. K. Holbrook A. B. Funk State College T. D. Foster KK. P. Schoentgen C. R. Brenton State Teachers’ College D. D. Murphy G. T. Baker Roger Lea

Box Social Hears Musical Program at Red Men's Hall

The Royal Neighbors invite Woomen and wives to a box social and spelling match in Red Men's hall on Tuesday evening April 27. Ladies bring boxes to sell for 25 cents. Musical program features solo and piano numbers by Mrs. Wood Miss Florence McCarthy Miss Nellie Williams Mrs. Dr Yeoman and Miss Leslie Stayman. The Times notes latest news and lists vendors Bange and Alm offer best $2.50 work shoe.

Red Men’s Hall Wood Florence McCarthy Nellie Williams Dr. Yeoman Leslie Stayman

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Si Lambert Manning Scott Lee Crawford Corry Hewitt Walker van Meter Graham McElyea Welty Kraft Dyer Troeger Young the Armory Maxwell-Nordstrom Miss McNeil Sherman Shirley Thompson the Scenic Iowa Exhibitors Association Jeffrey Frank C. Foster South Dakota Bange & Alm the Times Carload H. L. Munn Lumber Co K. C J. B. Kooser & Company
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