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Ames Times

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1912

Page

2

Chautauqua Closes With Final Evening Exhibits

The Chautauqua program nears its end with speakers and performers slated for tomorrow. Miss Nichols, Secretary Welingham, and Wetsjimer to speak and public singers to provide a morning prelude. Frank J Cunten will lecture on The Modern Mormon and the Woodland Players present A Midsummer Night Dream in an outdoor forest setting.

Cnantaugan Miss Nichols Welingham Or Wets Jimer Wil Hon Frank J Cunten Kingdon Catha Woodland

Jowa Buckeyes to Meet in Ames Next Year

The Iowa Buckeye Hawkeye association plans a 1915 picnic on the Iowa State College campus after a well attended Altoona gathering. Music by the Burial Regiment Band and a lecture by ex Governor Richard Yates highlighted the event.

Jjowa Buckeyes Ames Birh Regiment Musi Richard Yates Ilnois United States Yates Ilinois Dlineis Minis

Automaker's Party Car Crash Near Ames Injures Driver

Mr. Doepfredw of Repass Automobile Co of Waterloo was injured when a car carrying Repass personnel from Des Moines to Waterloo wrecked four miles east of Ames. A passenger suffered three broken ribs and all three cars were damaged. The injured was treated at Ames Hotel by Dr. Ghriat and the party continued in a remaining car to Waterloo.

Madar Mountford Christ Grace Hall-Rhiheldaffer Spurgeon Uncle Sar Grace Hail-Riheldaffer America Ames William Spurgeon Mr. Cornfrew Waterloo Doepfredw Repass Automobile Company Des Moines Curtie Benneath Repass Covel Corrfrew Artie Amos Amea Yey Orles Mataha Rofler

SCHGULS CONVENE MONDAY SEPT 2ND FOR FALL TERM

The school convenes Monday September 2 for the new term. Preparations include occupancy readiness and a shift to offering MOTs and different work, with details on classes, courses, and enrollment procedures for new and returning pupils.

Home Economics Course Popular Expands at College

The college expands home economics outreach as Acting President Stanton forms a faculty committee to place rooms near campus, boosting enrollment of women into extension courses. Dean Curtiss notes federal aid may fund expansion. Iowa State College aims to widen instruction to rural areas with 60 to 30 one week courses statewide.

Builo Margaret Walk Stanton Howe Uvain Iowa Chas. F. Curtiss Congress Sueb & Dil Iowa State College Airis

Heavy rainfall and flood damage across the state

Weather conditions brought frequent showers and warm spells with the heaviest rain concentrated in the western counties. Reports indicate over four inches in some slopes causing crop damage and slowed threshing progress. Cattle in good condition. scattered hail and local flooding noted. farmers assess losses and recover.

Missionary secretary to speak at Christian church event

Miss Annette Newcoomer the state secretary of the Christian Worker’s Board of Missions will deliver an address at the Cristian church Tuesday evening. Anguar 21th she has recently completed a round the world trip and will share tales of her journey and impressions.

Annette Newcoomer Christian Worker’ Board of Missions Cristian Church Anguar Newomer

Residence lot sale near Augusta Inderwood home on Fifth Street

Frank Stilts buys a lot this week near Mrs. Augusta Inderwoods home on Fifth Street. O'Brien exhibits the Cutting auto at the state fair with the exclusive Story County agency.

Frank Stilts Gaia Augusta Inderwoods Fifth Street KB O'Brien Story County

Baby Graner Born to Allen Family Yesterday

Maxine Graner is the first child of Mr. and Mrs. Willie Allen born yesterday. She weighed nine pounds and is described as a grand child by the family.

Maxine Graner Willie Allen

Baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Thomas Leith

A baby girl named Sanday was born to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Leith at 119th Street.

Sanday Mrs Thomas Leith 119Th St

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