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Newspaper

Ames Times

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1911

Page

8

Social and club events fill Ames campus life and gatherings

A roundup notes Kappa Zetas dance in Smiths hall, weddings, dinners, club meetings and campus entertainments across Story county. Highlights include Thompsons hosting a glee club banquet, Priscillas annual meeting, senior Sigma Nus dinners, a Federation luncheon in Boone, a coming marriage for Floyd Scott and Ollie Van Duzer, and campus campfires, dances, picnics, and receptions at various homes and halls.

Story County Floyd Scott Ollie van Duzer

Ames Growth Prompts City Improvements This Summer

Census shows Ames population at 4223 with strong growth. Public works to begin on a 50000 dollar post office and two new school buildings this summer. Golf club incorporates and leases ground near dairy station for a clubhouse.

Ames Golf and Country Club Marmouth Olson

Swat the Fly: Iowa Official Calls Citizens to Action

Dr. A B Kepford of the Iowa board of control urges citizens to join a campaign titled Swat the Fly. He warns flies spread typhoid and diarrheal diseases, tuberculosis, and other illnesses, noting most flies breed in stable manure and garbage. Remove filth and protect outhouses and closets.

Dr. Kepford A. B. Kepford Iowa Board of Control Towa

Vegetation Surges After Rainy Week Ending May 21 1911

Weather across the state boosted crops as rains on the 14th and a warm spell led to rapid vegetation growth. Corn stands good with mowing underway, oats and rye progress, and fruit crops doing well though cherries and plums set poorly. A health drive urges fly control and house screening to protect food and infants.

Ghrist Buys Club House Opposite West Gate

Dr. Ghrist closed a deal to own the W. T. Smith house across from the west gate which is occupied by the Gamma Theta fraternity. He plans to use the property for rental purposes.

Dr. Ghrist W. T. Smith Gamma Theta Ghrist

Gypsy fortune tellers run off after deputy marshal orders

A group of traveling performers arrived Tuesday afternoon and offered fortune telling and gags. Deputy Marshal McCoy ordered them to leave and they departed toward the city limits without incident. It notes the familiar routine and near mishap with a soda dispenser.

McCoy

College preacher speaks twice at chapel and Y M C A

Dr Shailer Mathews of Chicago delivers an engaging talk in the college chapel Sunday morning. He speaks again at the Y M C A in the afternoon. No chapel services this week or next Sunday. One week from Sunday the baccalaureate sermon will be given by President Stanton. Downtown churches will be asked to cooperate.

Shailer Mathews Chicago Stanton

Wilkinson Begins Leave as Corlette Takes Press Office Post

John Wilkinson takes enforced vacation from duties at the express office to nurse a sore arm. Dean Corlette steps in to take his place and handle press duties during the interim.

John Wilkinson The Express Office Dean Corlette

Buckley and Moore in The Boy from Hipswitch at Scenic

Buckley and Moore headline The Boy from Hipswitch a stage piece opening at Scenic Theatre this week. Performances run nightly through Sunday with strong word of mouth and mixed reviews.

Buckley & Moore

Junior class play announced for June seventh

School announces junior class play with tickets reserved at Cagwins and Treasurers Office in the Central Building. The event is set for 1 p.m. on May 21 and is available through the Web service.

Cagwins and Treasurers Office Central Building Web

G. A. R. Ladies To Attend Memorial Services

The ladies of the G. A. R. are requested to meet at Odd Fellows hall next Sunday at 10 30 to attend memorial services in a body.

Odd Fellows Hall

Mrs Arthur Zenor In Poor Health After Prolonged Illness

Mrs Arthur Zenor has been seriously ill for an extended period but remains about the same in condition.

Arthur Zenor

Shoop's Pink Pain Tablets Offer Free Trial

An advertisement promises quick relief from various pains with Dr Shoop's Pink Pain Tablets. The 25 cent box carries the formula and urges readers to ask doctors or druggists about it or write for a free trial from Dr Shoop Racine Wisconsin and Cagwins Drug Store.

Dr. Shoop Racine Wis Cagwins Drug Store

Western Union Plans Summer Rebuild of Lines

Western Union Telegraph company continues work on the Northwestern right of way from Chicago to Council Bluffs. Foreman Ray Toward and eight linemen reached Belle Plaine to fill the Luzerne to Tama gap and will base there for about four months. A second crew restores the Boone to Ames line, expected to take most of the summer.

Western Union Telegraph Company Chicago Council Bluffs Ray Toward Foreman Belle Plaine Luzerne Tama

Death of Lenore Hearn in Colo pneumonia meningitis

Lenore Hearn four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs J C Hearn died in Colo from pneumonia and spinal meningitis. Funeral services were held in Colo on Sunday by Rev J T Houser and burial followed in the Colo cemetery. A number of Ames residents attended the funeral.

Lenore Hearn J. C. Hearn Colo J. T. Houser Ames

Boy from Hipswitch tops Scenic vaudeville run

The Boy from Hipswitch headlines the Scenic with its best vaudeville bill yet running tonight through Saturday. It showcases sharp acts and comic routines that captivate local audiences.

Dr King's New Life Pills Endorsement From Mrs Dunlop

A testimonial cites Mrs. M. C. Dunlop of Leadill Tennessee praising Dr King’s New Life Pills for constipation and female troubles. The ad urges readers to try the remedy, priced 2 cents at all druggists.

Why Not Select a Name for Your Farm

Story county farm owners may register farm names in a county recorder office under an act from the last general assembly. Fees: one dollar to the recorder and twenty five cents to the treasurer. Transferring full farms may include the registered name. partial transfers must specify it in the deed. Cancellations require a signed margin statement.

Story County General Assembly

G A R Outing to Decorate Cemetery Gravesite

Notice calls veterans of the Grand Army to gather at 9 30 Sunday morning to convey members to the college cemetery for grave decoration of Comrade William Miller Beardshear.

Grand Army College Cemetery William Miller Beardshear

Bucklen Arnica Salve Proved Best for Burns and Sores

It startled the world with bold claims and forty years of cures prove Bucklen’s Arnica Salve the best salve on earth for burns boils cuts bruises sprains swelling eczema chapped hands fever sores and piles. Only 25 cents at all druggists.

Bucklen

Also Mentioned on This Page

Semmons Dry Goods Store Kappa Zetas Smith's Hall Wasser Prof Mrs A. S. Thompson Priscillas Galen Tilden Sigma Nus F. R. Conaway Federation of Women’s Clubs Boone Squaw Creek Agi Tilden Dean Curtiss Beach Kennedy Baptist Ladies Aid R. H. Porter John Feroe Jene Roll Carroll M. R. Minkier W. S. Burton Cora Cox Minkler Burnett Avenue Lyle Allen Allen Columbia Des Moines Rebekah Lodge Ags Alumni Hall Miss Tune Miss Lentner Thompson Iowa State College A. L. EB S.4 Little Dutch Inn Adolph Shane L. Bo Spinney W. D. Cameron B. J. Stewart A. C F. B. Johnson C. J. Jensen Henry R. C. Johnson Dean Marston Sponse Roll Call H. F. Ferguson Frank McKim Nevada Canton Ames No. 48 Odd Fellows Temple BE. C Tuttle F. N. Fowler Canton Mrs. G. E. Stay Ner Maj. W. D Rich W. J. Kennedy Wm. Hulett Federated Club Sioux City Homer Miller R. W. Patrick Josephine Babcock Washington May Mayer Red Oak General Federation Mary H. S. Jones Humboldt John W. Watzek Davenport Julian Richards Waterloo H. R. Howell F. F. Faville Stormlake H. M. Towner Corning Jennie I. Berg Cedar Rapids General Federation of Women's Clubs Philathea M. E. Sunday School Eva Cox Florence Pepper Eloise Minkler Girls Glee Club Tomorow Florence Walls Harriett Sessions Boys’ Glee Club Niva Nichols Girls’ Glee Club Edward N. Wentworth Our Orchestra Orra Jones Mary Vaughn Everybody Milford Club Bert Sowers Geo. Kimble Geo. Dial N. P Helms Max Sowers Music Conservatory Lora Ricker Niva Nichol Piano Beethoven Verdure Crea- Hog Bemberg Cscs Vas Sylvia Haiden Roeslein Hark Hark Lark Villanelle Dell Acqua Schubert Part Rogers Brettler Liebe Bungert Lave Rogers Piano Chopin Ole Sisi Aed Gottschalk Secess Henschel Jewel Faust Gounod Welch Bain D. C. Welch C. A. Hain Milo Iowa W. J. Fowle the Baptist Church Adams,Farnsworth J. Oscar Adams Ritzville Agnes Mae Farnsworth Ma Farnsworth Northwestern Ave Idaho Marshall National Health Bulletin Western Union Company
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