Permanent Assembly Chautauqua Plans Announced at Ames
Local organizers unveil a permanent Ames Chautauqua program led by Dr Kirk W Robbins of Cornell with morning bible work and Mothers Hour under Mrs Paulson. The lineup includes a Browning class led by Dr Van Kirk and citizenship lectures by Samuel Zane Batten of Lincoln Nebr with broad community appeal.
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West
Kirk W. Robbins
Cornell
Paulson
van Kirk
Boston
Samuel Zane Batten
Lincoln
Nebr
Batten
Ames
Gentry Bros All New Shows Coming June Fifth
The Gentry Bros famed all new shows come June fifth with over 600 performers and three new acts. The Eddy family from Melbourne, Australia headlines high wire feats not seen before in this country. The act promises refined entertainment and a memorable performance from start to finish.
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Gentry Bros
Europe
Antipodes
Marvelous Eddy
Melbourne
Australia
Memorial Day Observed with Services at Methodist Church
Memorial Day ceremonies were held at the Methodist church with Rev. Andrew M. Shea delivering the sermon. Ellsworth Post Captain Greeley presided as crowds filled the church for morning services and again for a 2 PM gathering of old soldiers and the W R C.
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Andrew M. Shea
Methodist Church
Greeley
Ellsworth Post
Warner Johnson
Liddle
Paul McCrea
Boone
Master McCrea
Two New Overlands Buy Near Des Moines Cars
Last week E Horton and W W Talbott became owners of Overland cars via the Des Moines agency of Overland Auto Co. Dean Schooler of Des Moines is the local agent. Horton’s car is here. Talbott’s will arrive soon. Horton’s is a dandy, and Talbott’s will be when it arrives. Several Overlands now ply the vicinity and are popular. Pupils seeking June work in 4th to 7th grades should notify Miss Fenton by Saturday, June 5.
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E. Horton
W. W. Talbott
Overland Car
Miss Fenton
Des Moines Man Speaks at United Brethren Conference
Rev. C. F. Curtiss of Des Moines Iowa serves as presiding elder of the Iowa conference of the United Brethren church addressing attendees. He speaks on church affairs and regional concerns during the session.
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Des Moines
C. F. Curtiss
Des Moines, Iowa
Iowa
The
United Brethren Church
Grinnell Wins State Meet Title at Des Moines
Grinnell College captured the state meet cup at Des Moines, posting 63 percent of points to win for the third time. Ames placed second with 32 percent, Morningside third with 21, as Grinnell dominated 14 of 16 events, led by Turner with 15 points and Lambert of Ames breaking the state hammer record.
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Iowa Collegiate Association
Des Moines
Grinnell
Ames
Morningside
Little Sioux City College
Drake
Turner
Si Lambert
Local school track meet results and advertising handout
Details from a local meet include winners in multiple events such as 100 yard dash Turner and one mile run Barnes with times listed. Also records and placings in hurdles, relays, pole vault, discus, shot put, high jump, broad jump and hammer throw. An insurance lead pencil ad by Harry Brown is noted among the readable items.
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Turner
Flannagan
R. Havens
MccIntosh
Barr
Brown
Berkstresser
Kraft
Harris
Packer
Gill
Drake
Wilson
Herrold
L. Havens
Grinnell
Dack
Wolf Shinstrom
Iowa
Hammer
Heerlein Keefe
Thomas
Chapman
Stranks
Shannon
McIntosh
Barnes
Amos Trullinger
Young Knowles
F. Havens
Clark
Carter
McCullough
Stutsman
Zeigler
Woodrow
Graham
Sparks
Pagstrom
Lee
Reverend Curtis to preach at U B Church Sunday
The Rev Curtis, recently returned from the Orient after months collecting material for lectures, will preach a sermon on Sunday morning at the United Brethren church in this city.
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Orient
Curtis
U. B
Grinnell Defeats Iowa State In Two Shutouts
Grinnell College baseball swept Iowa State with 2 to 0 and 3 to 0 wins after a Thursday and Friday doubleheader. Pitcher Smithson, Grinnell's southpaw, starred in both games. This season Grinnell has shut out Ames in all three meetings.
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Grinnell
Iowa State College
Ames
Smithson
Correction issued after misstatement on town leaving order
The Times corrects a report about Sheeney Neal ordered by the marshal to leave town. The error stated a choice of 15 days or exile. in fact, the order was to leave town and not return. Neal promised to go but remained in town while the paper notes his past mistakes. Earle Baird shows significant improvement after a serious illness.
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Sheeney” Neal
The
Times
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O. H. N. Mason
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America
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Big Brothers and Sisters
H. C. Haverly
Harry Brown
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Normal
Simpson
Coe
Bair
Boynack
Waggoner
Wendel
Hyland
Carload
Earle Baird
Danforth’s
Loughran & Bauer
Black Eagle
Bosworth Drug Store
B. A. Lockwood Grain Co
J. M. Munsinger
H.M. Duckworth
Cramblit
Gibson
Schumann
Bert
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