Gypsy Queen to be staged by Philathea class at Christian church
Local clubs host dances and meetings as March events unfold. The Philathea class plans the Gypsy Queen operetta at the Christian church under Mrs. Margaret Leland. Civic Improvement society calls a March 1 meeting with full attendance urged. A Washington's Birthday party with whist and a supper is noted at J. W. Latheron home.
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The
Christian Church
Margaret Leland
Civic Improvement Society
Mono
Washington
J. W. Latheron
Duff Avenue
Sun Dial
Willey
Iowa
Knapp
Muse
Personal Paragraphs From Local News Notes
Will Weston has recovered from measles attack. F H Watkins made a business trip to Perry. Miss Mabel Capps goes to Chicago to buy stock for spring. F H Morse of Rock Island visited with his family. Miss Mabel Van Epps of Clinton visits Katharine Van Epps. Frank Noble leaves for extended stay in Indiana. Mildred Dunning teaches at Madrid and spent Sunday at home. Eva Gilmore travels to Sac City for a few weeks with her sister. Mr and Mrs C M Soper from Nevada attend Eastern Star. Mrs J B Cagwin and baby and Mrs Mary Dunning travel to Colfax for health. Mr and Mrs Ed T Graves of Yankton plan to locate in Ames in College Park. Mr and Mrs Rosselle Payne visit Des Moines relatives. Mrs Payne stays with her mother.
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Will Weston
F. H. Watkins
Perry
Mabel Capps
Chicago
F. H. Morse
Rock Island
Mabel van Epps
Clinton
Katharine van Epps
Frank Noble
Indiana
Mildred Dunning
Madrid
Eva Gilmore
Sac City
C. M. Soper
Nevada
Eastern Star
J. B. Cagwin
Baby
Mary Dunning
Colfax
Nutty cereal promo offers china prizes with toast flakes
A marketing boast encourages purchases of Quaker Toasted Corn Flakes with china prizes. A family size pack costs 25 cents and includes a china set, while the regular size at 10 cents contains no prize, urging value for money.
Sophomores Made Good at Iowa State College Play
The Sophomore class play at Iowa State College packed the Armory Saturday, selling out early. Warren T. Smith led, Rex Taylor impressed as a shy English peer, Regina Brennan carried the lead, and Myrtle Ferguson and others earned applause for strong performances. Director Sybil Lentner and manager Truman Manning coordinated a successful production.
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Iowa State College
Armory
Belasco
Warren T. Smith
Ames
Rev. Smith
Tommy
Rex Taylor
Rex
Jack Brennan
Regina Brennan
Miss Brennan
Myrtle Ferguson
Miss Gage
Lord Bapchild
Miss Ferguson
Ames Receives 35000 for New Federal Post Office
Congress approved an Iowa appropriation of 35000 to begin the Ames post office building. The structure is estimated at just over 60000, with 35000 funded for immediate needs. Groundbreaking could occur as soon as spring opens.
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Iowa
Congress
Ames
Federal
Resolution of Condolence for Frank J. Graves
The Arcadia lodge No. 249 A F and A M mourns the death of brother Frank J Graves with sympathy to his family. Resolutions to be recorded and a copy sent to the family, lodge room draped in mourning for 30 days. Committee Geo Judisch M A Manning and J B Kooser.
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Frank J. Graves
Arcadia Lodge No. 249
Geo, Judisch
M. A. Manning
J. B. Kooser
Gasoline Stove Explosion at Mrs Paxton Home
A gasoline stove in the kitchen at Mrs Paxton’s Douglass Avenue residence exploded around seven this morning. She could not control the blaze alone but, with timely help from Stanley Sheldon, managed to extinguish the fire.
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Mrs. Paxton
Douglass Ave
Dray Line Change as George Van Scoy Buys Team
George Van Scoy has purchased a dray team wagon and equipment and will be ready next Monday to operate all draying services. He has long been connected with the city dray lines and is thoroughly equipped for the business.
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George van Scoy
George
A. H. Person Improves After Early Week Setback
Mr. A. H. Person remains in the Methodist hospital in Des Moines after an operation. He had a slight back setback at the beginning of the week but is now improving.
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A. H. Person
Methodist Hospital
Des Moines
Card of Thanks for Kindness in Bereavement
A notice from Mrs. Anna Graves and family along with A. J. Graves and Mr. and Mrs. J. Z. Graves and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Graves thanks friends for acts of kindness, sympathy, flowers, and the Masonic order’s support during a brother’s sorrowful time.
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Anna Graves
Piano Tuner Byron Brown Receives Sioux City Recognition
Byron Brown, renowned piano tuner, is noted for expert service in Sioux City. The item references assignments in Ames soon after a dispute with King Printing Co and Mutual 327 Military.
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Byron BE. Brown
P Notuer
Sioux City
Ames
Ce of King Printing Co
Mutual
Freshman Debating Team Selects Albert E Fowler
Albert E Fowler son of Frank E Fowler county treasurer is chosen for I 8 S C Freshman debating team to meet Drake freshmen. A local high school graduate and this selection honors him.
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Albert E. Fowler
Frank E. Fowler
I. 8
S. C
Drake
Albert
Marriage of Dr Garberson and Miss Fern Young
The ceremony took place last Thursday evening at the bride’s sister Dr Jennie Christ’s home in Ames at eight o’clock with Dr Garrison of Pella College officiating and Rev A M Shea assisting. The Mono club orchestra provided music and bouquets were exchanged as a white wedding bell ceremony concluded. The couple will reside in Deer Lake Montana after visiting Sibley Storm Lake and Deer Lodge. The Times extends congratulations to the newlyweds.
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Howard Garberson
Deer Lake
Mont
Fern Young
Ames
Jennie Christ
Garrison
Pella College
A. M. Shea
M. BE. Church of
Maxwell
Carrie Cox
Jennie Williams
Sadie Higgin
Lida Young
Vandermine
Margaret Garrison
Edward Rutherford
Miss Stanbenaugh
Pella
Dayton Garberson
Miss Young
Wesley Hospital
Chicago
Garberson
Iowa State College
Northwestern
Cook County Hospital
Deer Lodge
Montana
E. M. Young
Vandemuene
Stanbenaugh
Goss
Pearson
Miss White
Hannah Clark
Des Moines
A. M. Garberson
Sibley
Austin Christ
White
Huxley
L. Hart
Knoxville
Storm Lake
Katerine van Epps
Flossie Houser
Monah
Lioia Talbott
Infant Donald Floyd OBrien Born and Died in 1909
Donald Floyd OBrien infant son of Mr and Mrs Steve OBrien was born February 10 1909 and died February 21 at 530 PM aged 11 days. Funeral from home Monday afternoon interment at Ames. The family thanks friends and neighbors for sympathy.
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Donald Floyd O’brien
Steve O’brien
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Basso
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Tabor College
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Eeee
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Yankton
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Miss Lamb
Velda Wilson
Ruth Whittemore
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Public Speaking
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Truman Manning
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Fresno
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Spence
Ames, Icwa
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