Campus Notes On Faculty And Staffing Changes
John Buccanan Helen Hunting and J C Sutherland named new chemistry instructors Miss Vina Clark college librarian and her mother will spend summer in Maine Prof John Gordon dairy department heads east this summer as a dairy expert Miss May Chase mathematics instructor transferred to the two year course Miss Bessie Larrabee Clermont visits two weeks with Miss Clark Miss Shirley Storm will teach domestic science next year in Marshall Minn H J Evans transferred from regular dairy to two year dairy as assistant Miss Catharine McKay to head Home Economics department Mrs Carrie Watters French leaves college this term Prof W H Arnett to be married June 17 in Milwaukee Miss Tune in Music department will east visit with Miss Margaret McElroy later tour with Danish musical society Prof J F Barker soils department resigns goes to Geneva N Y Miss Vera Dixon desk librarian granted leave of absence for a year to attend library school likely to go to New York City Prof E N Wentworth and Miss Alma McCullough 09 St Ansgar to be married June 14 at St Ansgar Miss Stella Hartzell of station chemistry office to Mr Geriche of Fremont Neb to occur this summer Prof H B Potter resigns to edit Farm and Fireside in Springfield Ohio Charles Beardshear to take P E Crowley s place in Dairy department Crowley to work with state dairy commission Several faculty resignations and leaves of absence prompt board of control actions Des Moines ceremony for Virgilia Purmort and Clinton Jennings Greene in Des Moines Bowdish Waubeek Iowa moves into Brooks house to work in custodian s office Dr R R Dykstra resigns to east H D Bergman retained with raise another hire sought for Veterinary department Miss Martha Gehl leaves Traer for home at night
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John Buccanan
Helen Hunting
J. C. Sutherland
Vina Clark
Maine
John Gordon
Dairy
May Chase
Bessie Larrabee
Clermont
Shirley Storm
Marshall, Minn
H. J. Evans
Catharine McKay
Virgilia Portmort
Carrie Watters-French
Tune
Margaret McElroy
Danish Musical Society
J. F. Barker
Soils
Geneva
N. Y
New York
H. B. Potter
Farm Crops Department
Springfield
Ohio
Farm and Fireside
Charles Beardshear
P. E. Crowley
Crowley
State Dairy Commission
Board of Control
Thomas Sloss
Virgilia Purmort
Clinton Jennings Greene
Galesburg
Ill
Des Moines
Bowdish
Waubeek
Jaws
Brooks House
Russell
The
College
Beechers pastor Dr Hillis to lecture at local Methodist church
A notice urges attendance at a June 8 lecture by Dr Newell Dwight Hillis of Beechers Brooklyn at the Methodist church. The address opens the District League convention and a crowd is expected. Reserve seats for the talk and hear the renowned preacher. Also mentions a Mediterranean trip and Perry’s Swatters. Foley Kidney Pills advertised as kidney and bladder aid.
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Dr. Hillis
Beechers Church
Brooklyn
Methodist Church
Local Patient Praises Foley Kidney Pills for Pain Relief
Fr S Rexford of 615 New York Life Building Kansas City Missouri reports a severe cold settled in his back and kidneys. After using two bottles of Foley Kidney Pills he says they have done him a world of good. For sale by all druggists.
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Fr. S. Rexford
New York Life Bldg
Kansas City
Foley
Fletcher Music Method Demonstration by Miss Lydia Brown
Girls autos regular four fifty size reduced to three dollars at Perrys. A demonstration and recital of the Fletcher Music Method by the pupils of Miss Lydia Brown at the Baptist church Saturday June 3 at 3:00 o'clock. All interested in the musical education of the child are invited.
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Perrys
Lydia Brown
Baptist Church
Real estate transfers and school appointment listed
A compilation of real estate transfers showing multiple deeds across towns including Moyers, Newens, Beyer, Heggen, Moyers again, Rich, Frazier, Story City, Ames, Huxley, Maxwell, and an election of Miss Iva Bandt to the Home Economics department for sewing instruction at the city schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torkel Henryson
M. B. Larson
Story City
W. T. Smith
A. M. Newens
T. Smith
Ames
Thor H. Lander
John W. Johnson
Huxley
Frank W. Hill
Efile A Banks
Maxwell
S. E. Hunter
Ames Social Roundup Hits County Highlights
County clippings report social visits and callers in Ames. Mr and Mrs J A Jones spent Sunday with relatives in Ames. Miss Anna Anderson was an Ames caller Saturday. Mayor Morgan and W H Heggen visited Ames Friday. Glen Burton returned to Ames after a week here. Dr D G Houser and family stayed with Rev Houser in Ames. Miss Ida Osmundson visited Mrs Maurine Aplin Shannon in Ames late last week.
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Cambridge
J. A. Jones
Ames
Anna Anderson
Mayor Morgan
W. H. Heggen
Glen Burton
D. G. Houser
Rev. Houser
Ida Osmundson
Maurine Aplin Shannon
Mrs Johnsons Family Attends Ames Musicale in Ames
Mrs Bertha Johnson and a family traveled to Ames Saturday to attend a musicale given by Miss Parker's class. Messrs S R Corneliussen, Andrew Williamson, John Jenes and George Wier went to Ames Tuesday evening to hear Eyvind Amaes perform on the big organ in the Methodist church at that place.
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Story City Herald
Bertha Johnson
Ames
Bowen sisters visit Ames family in town
Misses Esther and Annie Laurie Bowen of Ames will spend the week's end at the home of their parents Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Bowen Mrs. L W Atkinson and daughters Marie and Kathryn returned to their home at Ames Saturday after a week's visit with her husband's parents Mr and Mrs I H Atkinson Mrs Roy Brouwhard has returned from a visit with her parents in Ames
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Esther
Annie Laurie Bowen
Ames
Jesse Bowen
L. W. Atkinson
Marie
Kathryn
I. H. Atkinson
Roy Brouwhard
District League Convention Opens With Dr Hillis Lecture
Dr Hillis will open the District League convention at the Methodist church Thursday evening June 8 with one of his strongest lectures. Reserved seats on sale at Loughran and Bauers for thirty five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillis
Methodist Church
Loughran & Bauers
Independence of Confederate soldiers cited by McKim
In Glimpses of the Confederate Army Randolph H McKim praises the private soldier s independence and initiative noting a night attack at Gettysburg where a private halted the column at 1 am due to a truce with the Yanks The scene shows a private in command while Major General Gordon recognizes his authority The piece also recalls a courtroom exchange where Captain Sampson describes a defendant as the wettest man he ever saw courtesy of Youth s Companion
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American Review of Reviews
Randolph H. McKim
Hirgel
Gordon
Grant
Detersburg
Sampson
Plymouth Church and Pastor Its
Albert Lyndon Blair reviews Plymouth Church Brooklyn once led by Beecher Abbott Hillis and others. It notes the church’s democracy, large crowds, historic pulpit influence, diverse membership rising from 1800 to 2150, and a wide network of clubs and associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Lyndon Blair
Fulton Ferry
Brooklyn Bridge
America
United States
Great Britain
Church of English
Beeche
Lyman Abbott
Plymouth
Abbott
Newell Dwight Hillis
Plymouth Church
David Swing
Central Music Hall
Chicago
Brooklyn
Mr. Beecher
Horace B. Claflin
Henry W. Sage
Dr. Rossiter
W. Raymond
8. V. White
Thomas G. Shearman
John W Mason
Hayden W. Wheeler
Mortimer C. Ogden
Genoratio C. King
John T. Howard
Old Plymouth
Beecher
New Stork Card Styles Debut at Times Office
Several new stork card designs arrive at the Times office to suit even the most fastidious baby. The assortment promises varied styles for newborn announcements and celebration notes.
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Times Office
Two Local Misses Close Successful School Terms
Miss Florence Jensen and Miss Blanche Hoon have both recently closed very successful terms of school south of town.
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Florence Jensen
Blanche Hoon
Lockwood Grain Co New Poultry Feed Offer
The Lockwood Grain Co invites customers to buy Ames made goods and poultry feed priced at a moderate rate, claiming it will outperform current market feeds and urging a visit to see the product.
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Lockwood Grain Co
8 C Bomb appears Friday morning in red leather binding
The 8 C Bomb made its appearance Friday morning. It meets the publication’s usual standards and is described as a work of art throughout. The volume is bound in red leather and bears the college seal on the front.
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promises Fast Wound Healing
A historical ad claims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve prevents blood poisoning and gangrene from wounds including knife or gun injuries and burns. It touts it as the quickest healer for sores, skin eruptions, eczema, chapped hands, and piles, priced at 25 cents at all druggists.
Tiger Flower Mantis Displays Nature’s Living Mimic in Paris
A Rangoon brought mantis shown in Paris by a renowned French naturalist resembles a blossom with blue petals and a central black eye spot. The insect lies in wait among leaves, its green stalk tail extended, and captures butterflies and other insects with its hooked claws when touched.
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Paris
Rangoon
St. Louis Republic
A Persian Cynicism on Matrimony Proverb
A Persian proverb on marriage warns that venturing into wedlock is like reaching into a sack of many serpents with one eel, a risky gamble unless fate allows the eel to emerge. It frames matrimony as a perilous gamble governed by fortune rather than virtue.
Moon Brightens the After Dinner Speaker Insight
A Toledo Blade quip compares a speaker to a moon, noting that a fuller presence after dinner makes him brighter, while a separate George Pitot thought warns the only failure worth fearing is failing to cleave to one’s chosen purpose.
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Toledo Blade
George Pitot
Forget His Own Tongue
A Siberia bound gold hunter named Van derlip recalls returning to civilization and finding several of his employers steamer crew had tracked him down. He recounts a clash of languages with his English speaking captain as his health and nerves faltered, leaving him unable to converse in his native tongue for months.
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Arctic
Siberia
Vanderlip
Civilization
Potato Scones Recipe Method and Ingredients
Sift flour salt and baking powder rub in shortening. Add mashed potatoes and beaten egg. Mix with milk to a soft dough. Roll half an inch, cut, and bake on a hot griddle or in a hot oven. Serve hot with butter.
A Wise Guy
A Washington Star quip notes Gustav once served on the jury in a breach of promise case. A fair girl finds Gustav’s letters dull and commonplace and asks why the other woman explains the point.
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Gustav
Washington Star
Blanche Robinson Returns Home From Carroll Winter
Blanche Robinson came home last week after spending the winter at Carroll.
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Blanche Robinson
Carroll
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Campus News
W. H. Arnett
Animal Husbandry Department
Milwaukee
Gar
Stella Hartzell
Station
Geriche
Fremont
Nebraska
R. R. Dykstra
Veterinary Department
H. D. Bergman
Martha Gehl
Traer
Amun
Germany
J. A. Fitchpatrick
Deven M. Moyers
South West
Ashley V. Storm
A. M Newens
Parker
KE. C. Nelson
Paul Pete
Public Road
S. W. Beyer
Rebecca Beyer
W. H. Heacock
Ole S. Heggen
Ft. D. D
Dewitt C. Hanks
Davie M. Moyers
W. Clark
M. E. Rich
Walter Canady
Nannie BE. Lewis
Mary C. Cory
K. R Frazier
Blairs Addition
Cole
Iva Bandt
Maxwell Tribune
Cole Banner
Geo. E. Baker
Gamrath
Sawyer
Union Delivery
Gilbert
Miller Abrahamson
N. Swanson
Orpha
Mr. W. Canady
Ethel
Anna Cole
Fred Zenor
Henry Jacobson
Ward Dinsmore
Beulah Epperson
Maude Robinson
Walter Mickelson
Nevada
Sanford Shearers
Lillian
Paul Wolfe
Robert Liddle
Mr. and
Mrs. Ray
Bert Kent
W. A. Perry
Iowa
FE. B. Ball
Luther, R. R
Napier
A. Bauer
Edison
Edison Phonograph
E. W. Valentine
Grand Ave
6Th Street
Fred Ballard
F. D. Danforth
O. P. Rich
Douglass Ave
G. B. Farnum
Boone St
Martin County
Minnesota
Rodgerd & Rich
Hyde & Grant Land Co
Fairmont
Minn
Scotch Collie
B. Weston
Reid
Johnson County
W.P. Coon
Haverly Transfer
Kellogg Avenue
Mutual
Russell J. Barry
Cedar Rapids
College Hospital
Gamma Theta Fraternity
Ft. D
N. Mh
Boone
Ft. Dodge
Ames College
Duff Avenue
West Gate
May
Itt
L. Park
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