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Newspaper

Ames Times

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1909

Page

1

Lifelong Ames Couple Celebrates 63rd Wedding Anniversary

Dr. and Mrs. P. J. Kaynor mark sixty three years of marriage while residing in Ames for thirty years. A surprise party hosted by Episcopal Guild members included a sixty three ice cream motif and a bouquet of sixty three carnations. The couple has fourteen grandchildren and three great grandchildren with deep Republican and Masonry ties for Dr. Kaynor and a devoted, cosmopolitan spirit in Mrs. Kaynor.

P. J. Kaynor Ames Episcopal Guild Raynor

Jones Schoolhouse Burned Southeast of Town

A Jones rural schoolhouse burned completely two hours after a fire detection near four pm last Tuesday. Likely caused by a match in a box of chips and paper, the blaze overwhelmed the structure with limited water supply in the country district.

Jones S. P. Freed

S A E House Burglarized by Local Thieves

Last Friday night or early Saturday morning thieves raided the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity house in the fourth ward. Four valuable watches and about $45 in cash were taken from rooms of prominent members. Police suspect local culprits who knew the layout and targeted rooms with valuables. The timepieces, passed down as heirlooms, were especially distressing to the fraternity. A vigilant watch on pawnshops and jewelers continues as investigators seek the missing items.

Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fourth Ward

J Frank Loucks Dies in Dakota

J Frank Loucks longtime Nevada resident died in Hot Springs South Dakota after a cancer illness. Relatives received word Tuesday night and funeral plans will follow with remains to be sent to Nevada. He was known in Story county and was related to the Childs families in the city.

Frank Loucks Nevada Hot Springs Dakota Mr. Loucks Childs

College selects Shirley Allen for state oratorical honors

The Times corrects last week's error. Shirley Allen was the winner this year and will represent the college. Mr. Johnson won last year in the try-out contest.

the Times Johnson Morningside Shirley Allen

Government Examinations For Deputy Clerk Iowa 1909

An examination will be held on March 3 in Dubuque Fort Dodge Soo City and Waterloo for deputy collector and clerk in the 8th internal revenue district of Iowa with headquarters at Dubuque. Three vacancies exist with salaries of 1100 dollars for two posts and 600 dollars for the third plus travel allowance up to 700 dollars while absent from headquarters. Applicants must file at the Ames post office by February 25, 1909.

Beckerman G. W. Bissell Lansing Michigan Peter J. Raynor Herkimer County N. Y Mary Elizabeth Akin Ontario County Medina Philemon Coe Kaynor Mr. Kaynor Brandywine Plattsburg Dennis Akin Ripon Wis Helen Seeley Canton Royalton Geneva Greenlake County Wisconsin Portage City Sedalia Cedar Falls Iowa Ames Onondaga Street Duff Ave Hubbard Douglass Ave Raynor Will Sanborn Edward Charles Minnesota Henry Fort Dodge Mary Margaret Des Moines Sue Dubuque Soocity Waterloo Internal Revenue District of Ames Post Office

Mass Temperance Meeting Promised at M E B Church

Sunday evening the M E B church hosts a mass temperance meeting led by Iowa Anti-Saloon League State Superintendent Barber. Barber campaigns in the legislature and state to end the saloon and is expected to draw a crowd. No other church services are scheduled that night.

M. EB Barber Iowa Anti-Saloon League

If It Is Lost Put a Little Want Ad in the Times

Short note urging readers to place lost item notices in the Times. Advises using small ads to reconnect owners with belongings and emphasizes timely placement. Highlights practical steps for submitting ads and expected benefits for lost items.

Prof Barrett Undergoes Mastoid Surgery in Des Moines

Professor Barrett had a serious operation Tuesday at Methodist hospital Des Moines for removal of mastoid bones behind the ear. He is progressing nicely after a prior lancing of the ear.

Barrett Methodist Hospital Des Moines

Meeker Divorce Granted Alimony And Custody In Nevada

Mrs. Carol Meeker won a divorce from her husband after two years of legal action. Judge Wright awarded her custody of both children and alimony of 95 dollars per month. The case was settled in the Nevada court on Friday. Prof M ner leads Iowa State College mechanical engineering department and is a popular faculty member.

Carol Meeker Wright Nevada M Ner Iowa State College

Drennen Chosen to Manage Canadian Ranch Near Winnipeg

Drennan from the class of 1907 is selected to manage a 3200 acre horse ranch near Winnipeg, Canada. He was a prominent student, member of the stock judging team, and played varsity football for two years earning All-Iowa recognition. He has worked with the extension department since graduation and is expected to excel in his new role.

R. E. Drennen Canada Winnipeg Drennan

Local Committee Forms To Promote New City Hotel

At a May 1 1908 commercial club meeting mayor Til den Dr Niles and J B Kooser were named to a hotel committee. The panel was enlarged and now includes Galen Tilden chair Niles Kooser W M Greeley F T McLain Chas Hamilton W J Semmons R H McCarthy M K Smith H F Jones Parley Sheldon Tom Thompson W W Sylvester Geo E Baker A B Storms C F Curtiss E W Stanton A Marston Herman Knapp and Ben Edwards.

Commercial Club Tilden Dr. Niles J. B. Kooser Galen Tilden W. M. Greeley F. T. McLain Chas. Hamilton W. J. Semmons R. H. McCarthy M. K. Smith H F. Jones Hon Parley Sheldon Tom Thompson W. W. Sylvester Geo. E. Baker A. B. Storms C. F. Curtiss E. W. Stanton Prof A. Marston Herman Knapp Ben Edwards

Forest official Henry Haefner transferred to Oregon

Henry Haefner of the forestry service in Flagstaff Arizona receives a transfer to Grants Pass Oregon. He will split duties between field work and office work in the new assignment.

Henry Haefner Forestry Service Flagstaff Arizona Grant’s Pass Oregon

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Schloss Bros Graduate Brand Ames, Lowa Sisson Clinton Lloyd Panama James K. Polk John C Lockport Raynors Callanan Dr. Templeton Hoggatt Bigelows Huntingtons Tildens Gen. Lincoln S. A. E. House J. Frank Loucks Mass Temperance Meeting Prof. Barrett Again III Meeker Ames and College
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