Billy Sunday Lectures At Meth odist Church In Decorated Day Gathering
A crowd of about 1200 filled the Methodist church for Billy Sunday on Decoration Day. Miss McLaren and Mr. Butler, Sunday’s singers, entertained before a two hour talk focusing on the devil and the home. Sunday and companions donated all door receipts to the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Billy Sunday
Miss McLaren
Mr. Butler
Sunday
Butler
Marshalltown
James Dodds
Bessie Swearingen
Swearingen
Milford Township
Arthur G. Nelson
Hope, N. D
J. T. Houser
Christian Church
Club Bakery Offers 20c Eggs Half Dozen Quoted Price
A fragment notes Club Bakery pricing with eggs at 20 cents a pair and other cuts in a mid century shop listing. The text appears as a brief price notice within a local market segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club
Local Notices and Advertisements Update
Harvey Doggett of the post office force builds a neat cozy home on Boone street west of Kellogg. Mrs G K Farnum recovering after illness. Let Bange Alm provide comfortable house shoes and slippers for the whole family. Graduating gifts in china and water colors at Cagwin’s. Grover line soft sole shoes for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Doggett
Post Office
Boone Street
Kellogg
Bange & Alm
G. KE. Farnum
Grover
Daniel Bros. & Herman
China
Cagwin’s
Bange & Alm Oxford
Harvey Ingham Speaks Tonight At Ames Commencement
The largest Ames high school class to date will receive 56 diplomas in the M E church auditorium. Harvey Ingham editor of the Des Moines Register will give the commencement address. Rev. W S Fowle will deliver the invocation and Dr W B Niles president of the school board will present the diplomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames High School
Harvey Ingham
M. E. Church
Des Moines Register and Leader
W. S. Fowle
W. B. Niles
City adopts resolutions name list published in papers
After approval, the council will publish the resolutions in city papers listing F. C. Worsing Jesse Bennett and Martin Ericson among those named. The action confirms official acknowledgment and records the participants involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our City
F. C. Worsing
Jesse Bennett
Martin Ericson
Card of Thanks From Division Three
Division three of the Ladies Aid society of the M E church thank Ames and surrounding country for liberal patronage at the W A Sunday address. Receipts were 226.00 with very little expense. Mrs W H Poole secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church
W. A
Ames
W. H. Poole
Social notes fill Ames with visiting kin and travelers
A long list of visitors and residents is detailed from Ames and surrounding towns. Names include Miss Ruth Crooks, Miss Sophie Hargis, and Prof. J. B. Gray among many others visiting relatives, attending commencements, or traveling to or from Des Moines Davenport and Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Christman
Chicago
Guy Dodds
John Benjamin
The
Nevada Journal
G. C. Sackett
Winterset
W. D. Rich
Huntley
Boone
F. C. Wentley
Mabel Clark
Will Sisson
Clinton
P. J. Raynor
Ethel
Imogene Fox
Colorado City
Col
Sophie Hargis
Pi Phi
Hal Pickett
Winfield
Ames
Jack Brysch
Lincoln Nebraska
Hy Colfax
Egan
St. Louis
A. Bartholomew
Joe Eldridge
Cripple Creek
Colorado
L. M. Gibson
Illinois
Davenport
B. F. Crossett
Denver
Robert Cairns
C. H. Morris
Des Moines
A. R. Maxwell
Robert M. Clark
Roland High School
A. A. Logan
Gilbert
George Z. Coffin
Condolence Resolution from Ames Camp No. 458 MW of A
Ames Camp No. 458 Modern Woodmen of America adopts a resolution honoring Zebina K. Graves. The charter will be draped for thirty days, and a copy of the resolutions will be entered in minutes and sent to the bereaved family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zebina K. Graves
Woodmen of America
Iowa State Agency Granted to M. K. Smith for Eucalyptus Co.
Appointed state agent M. K. Smith, a real estate agent, has secured the Iowa state agency for the California Eucalyptus Lumber Co. of Kansas City. Land in the Sacramento and San Joaquin valleys is involved. The company capital stock is $150,000 with $125,000 paid up, and Ames will host the general offices. Smith will organize the state immediately.
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M. K. Smith
Iowa
California Eucalyptus Lumber Co
Kansas City
Sacramento
San Joaquin
Ames
Mr. Smith
Wheelbarrow Theft Threat Looms as Uncle Bill Seeks Return
Uncle Bill Freed reports his wheel barrow stolen in the past few days. He has named the party to the marshal and warns that a warrant will be issued if the item is not returned immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Freed
Baccalaureate Sermon at Ames Campus by Pres Storms
Among the Ames churches the schedule lists 9:45 a.m. Sunday school 10:30 a.m. baccalaureate sermon on the college campus by President Storms 7 p.m. Epworth League on the topic Our Legal Obligations and a 8 p.m. sermon by Rev W G Hohan from Boone P S notes no preaching in downtown churches in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
W. G. Hohan
P. S
Church of Christ postpones forenoon preaching
J. T. Houser, pastor, notes Sunday school at the usual hour. No preaching in the forenoon due to a college baccalaureate sermon. Children's day exercises scheduled in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Christ
J. T. Houser
United Brethren Church Schedule of Services
Warner Johnson is pastor. A Saturday business meeting at 2 30 led by Rev E W Curtis of Des Moines. Sunday school at 10 a m Sermon at 11 90 by Rev W Curtis on Jerusalem. New services follow Y P C E U at 7 pm sermon at 8 on The Need of the Hour Mid week prayer Wednesday at 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Warner Johnson
E. W. Curtis
Des Moines
W. Curtis
Erusalem
Luke
MINKLER HOME VISIT CONNECTS I A N D MULES IN ILLUSION
Fred Minkler, class of 1906, now a professor at New Jersey state agricultural college New Brunswick, visits Ames with Senator Gill. They inspect local horses including Frey stud in Milford. Minkler recently returned from the old country with thirteen stallions for placement under New Jersey law requiring a pure bred sire in each county.
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L. M. Hurt
Veterinary Department
State Agricultural College of Michigan
East Lansing
Wm. Daush
Kenosha
Wis
Story County
Lowa
Fred Minkler
New Jersey State Agricultural College
New Brunswick
Nevada
Ames
Sen. Gill
Frey Stud
Milford
Fred
Old Country
Key Jersey
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Ningham
Oxfords
Everwear
Wunderhose
Burlingtons
Wayne
Crowded House
Nelson-Swearingen
Hope
Nelson
Dakotas
Towner
N. D
Ronage
Mildred Herr
Humboldt
Beulah Jackson
Damah
George Kintzley
R. C. Hunter
Sibley
Wesley Martin
Webster City
W. J. Semmons
Masonic Grand Lodge
Fred Shaw
Ents
Ruth Crooks of
Mildred Gaston
C. E. Brown
R.S. Payne
H. Spee
Kansas
F. C. Tilden
Stanwood
Will Tilden
W. E Tanner
Mrs. Harris of
Grinnell
Mrs. Kilbourne
Margaret Hall
Wilhelmina Wales
Clark Hamilton
Mass
Charles Hamilton
Wales
Hamilton
F. H. Alexander
A. Alexander
Boise
Idaho
Fannie Shinn
Evans
Cumineck S Cal
Oratory
J. B. Gray
Columbia
Gertude Herr
Newton
Kappa Delta House
Theresa Hayse
Williams
Lemmons Store
R. H. Porter
Pawhuska, Okla
Frank Payton
Ogden
South Dakota
Payton
Lillie Hollingshead
California
Miss Belle Jenkins
Steve Deal
Clarence
Eckard
Portland
Oregon
Mrs
T. J. Spellman
Mooreland
W. P. McDonald
Mitchellville
Johnnie Brummagin
Dayton
Miss Leone King
Yestern
Greeley
C. EF. Latham
George Judisch
Louis
Guthrie
Okla
Grace Padmore Lewis
Shenandoah
Rice
K. K
Win Tilden
Methodist Episcopal Church
Andrew M. Shea
Shelt of
F.C. Minkler Home
MFGR
Huskers Liniment
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