Ames Woman Society Notes and Caledonian Burns Night Schedule
A Ames report details Miss Person living in Paonia with father to run a fruit ranch and Miss Maude Rice reviewing the American Monilly. underground railway talk by Mrs. A. L. Potter. Caledonian Burns Night at Odd Fellows hall on Tuesday January 25 features a full program of songs, readings, dances, to honor Robbie Burns with Miss Flo Mitchel and Mr. J. Reid among participants.
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Paonia
Col
Miss Person
Prof
Stevenson
M. Jay Adams
Sun Dial
Douglass Ave
Maude Rice
W. Gray
A. L. Potter
Canada
Harry Brown
Caledonian Society of
Ames
Bobby Burns
Odd Fellows Hall
Bonnie Scotland
Social and club notes from Ames events
Edna Pammel to tell stories at the city library next Saturday at two. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. McCoy host a New Year’s family reunion with about sixty relatives. Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society to meet Tuesday at 129 Duff avenue. Chi Chi girls honored at Ozark house with luncheon and progressive whist. A “500” club party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. James Dodds featured oyster soup and a bobsled ride. Laura Chapter O. E. S. elected officers for the year, with installations to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Pammel
Paul Lawrence Dunbar
W. E. McCoy
South Ames
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
F. T. McLain
Duff Avenue
Ozark House
Gilmore and Palmer
F. R. Conaway
James Dodds
Ames
New Year Celebrations Across Ames Gather Friend Groups
A sequence of New Year gatherings is reported in Ames with gatherings at the Lyon and Charley Lyon homes in north Ames, Unity club host Myra Graham, Mabel Kingkade and Marie Welch at Carroll and Story streets, Mono boys’ dance in Adams hall, and a 500 club party at W. P. McDonald on Duff Ave. The events featured dinners, needlework, music by Crambill’s orchestra, and New Year wishes as guests enjoyed social games and supper.
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Mabel Kingkade
Marie Welch
Carroll and
Story Street
Mono Boys
Adams Hall
Cramblll
Laura Smith
Iowa City
Engle
Story City
W. P. McDonald
Duff Ave
Covenant meeting at 3 00 and address on Iowa home for inebriates
A brief community notice lists a 3 00 covenant meeting and a 7 30 address titled Iowas Home for Inebriates and the Lessons it Teaches. The event emphasizes liquor reform topics and moral instruction.
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Iowa
Annual Meeting of Congregational Church Held
The annual meeting was held last night at the church with extensive discussion of church departments. An invitation was extended to the Des Moines district convention. Officers elected include deacons S. A. Beach H. W. Stafford and W. R. Raymond deaconess Mrs A L Potter trustees Ed Rex and L C Tilden clerk H F Brown treasurer George Judison assistant treasurer Galen Tilden.
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Congregational Church
Des Moines
S. A. Beach
H. W. Stafford
W. R. Raymond
A. L. Potter
Ed Rex
L. C. Tilden
H. F. Brown
George Judison
Galen Tilden
Surprise wedding party honors O'Donnell couple on New Year
Mr and Mrs James ODonnell Hyland avenue returned from Cole New Year s Eve to a home filled by twenty five friends and neighbors who planned a 25th wedding anniversary celebration. The couple received a silver set as a gift. Nora Person hosted a T Y I club gathering that turned into a party with a wedding announcement for her own nuptials to A L Hollingsworth on February 2. Hollingsworth, a former Ames resident and Iowa State College graduate, had worked in the college extension department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O'Donnell
Hyland Avenue
Cole
Nora Person
Miss Person
A. L. Hollingsworth
Mr. Hollingsworth
Ames
Iowa State College
Ames Churches Bible School and Evening Services
Bible school at nine forty five led by E G Owen then communion and preaching at eleven with the subject Creation of the World. Endeavor at six thirty p.m. Evening service at seven thirty with sermon A World View and Claud Layman to report the student missionary volunteer convention. All are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Endeavor Society
Claud
Student Missionary Volunteer Convention
Sunday church services and programs at St John’s Episcopal
Sunday school at 10:00 with Mrs Edna Pruitt as superintendent. Sermons at 11:00 and 7:30 with topics The Blessings of Trials and Places of Prayer and How to Pray. Y P Co E U at 6:30. reception of members at both services. Holy communion at 4:00. all communicants urged to attend. strangers invited. Short course students invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Pruitt
St. John's Episcopal Church
Holy Communion
Walter I. Fowle Leads Baptist Church Sermon
Walter I. Fowle, pastor, delivers the sermon at the Baptist Church after Bible school at 9 46 and the service at 11 00 with the pastor preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Walter I. Fowle
Committees for the Carrying on of Church Work
A brief note outlines committees to oversee church work, detailing roles and responsibilities for governance, fundraising, and outreach within the parish community.
Olson Moves Cityward for Better Education
Brit. Oleson who formerly lived on a farm near Kelley leased the place to Tom Tollefson of Cambridge and moved his family to this city. He chose the move for his children's education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brit. Oleson
Kelley
Tom Tollefson
Cambridge
Mr. Olson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Flo Mitchel
Mr. J. Reid
J. Tait
Mr. J. Watson
Heather
Robby Burns
M. Tait
Jean McFarlane
W. Thompson
Burns
Mrs. J. Brown
Miss Nichols
Miss R. Tait
Ivo A Daisy
Dance
Scottish Reel
Flowers O
Edinburgh
Patronella
Rory O’ More
Schottische
Auld Lang Syne
ARDOC
Semmons Dry Goods Store
Laura Chapter
Estella Spence
Hunt
Lillian Griffith
Cora Cox
Ethel Underwood
Clara Little
Winona Tinsley
M. A. Lyon
James Lyon
Charley Lyon
North Ames
Myra Graham
Unity Club
Graham
Church OF Christ
J. T. Houser
Bible School
A. m
E. Ge. Owen
United Brethren Church
Warner Johnson
Ames Lodge
I. O
Grand Lodge
James Montgomery
Ames Times and Intelligencer
Lodge of Odd Fellows
LO. O. F. Hall
F. F. Rogers
N. G
Arthur Bauer
W. G
E. C. Tuttle
R. S
H. T. Corbin
F. S
Wm. Hulett
Our City
Times
Story County
United States
The
Ames Times
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