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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1912
Page
8
A new style entertainment called a ramalogne debuts at Chautauqua, distinct from illustrated lectures and travelogues. It follows Wan’s struggle for bread and shows how abundance arrived altering labor and life.
Mary S. Jeffries born Burlington Iowa January 1860 died at 809 Carroll Ave Ames Iowa at 6 26 pm Monday June 10 1912. Married to Orville Rowley March 1 1872. Five children including Anta Downing G A Rowley W G Rowley O T Rowley and Vester H Rowley. Mention of family, local business ties, and a Champaign Chautauqua event featuring Mr Stoughton on August 15th.
The bericht reports a Markle Indiana resident Mr Mason endorsing Warner's White Wine of Tar as a cure for asthma and throat and lung troubles. The piece also covers a funeral service and family notices for a deceased local member, with details of burial plans and attending relatives, led by Rev Kirkendall.
Alexander Seymour Absaider Seimour, born May 20, 1825 in North Carolina, died June 5 in Nevada sanitarium after three weeks illness. He leaves two daughters, Mrs. J W Bateman of Ames and Mrs Bateman in Dakota, an adopted son Roy Seymeoay of Des Moines, and was a longtime M E B church member. Funeral Monday at Nevada Methodist Church conducted by Rev. Jay Kirkendall.
Banner Tent Ne. O. T. S. M. mourns the loss of Sir Knight Kidell Albart records keeper for family papers. The Master at Arms is instructed to place his name on the charter list for a memorial period and prepare a funeral notice for publication in the Ames Times.
Last Sunday at St Peters church a class of fifteen received their first holy communion. A procession from the school to the church included twenty or so communicants and four flower girls. The ceremony featured hymns, benediction at 2 pm, baptismal vows, and a generous afternoon reception for about three hundred attendees.
The Yeoman will hold its regular meeting Tuesday evening June 18 and every two weeks through the summer months, outlining a continued schedule for members.
The library assembly room hosts a painting class exhibit by Mrs Dyer's students on Saturday afternoon showcasing their recent works.
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