Memorial Day Observance by Ellsworth G A R Ames Iowa
General order calls Memorial Day activities in Ames Iowa May 29 30 1910. Comrades assemble at the G A R hall attend divine services at Baptist church wear G A R badge. Parade forms after church with I S C Band I N G Company and cadets marching to cemetery. Memorial program at college cemetery includes addresses music and grave decorations.
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Ellsworth
Ames
Iowa
G. A. R. Hall
Baptist Church
A. S. Liddle
T. J. Miller
First Methodist
Calvin Ringgenberg
Lott—Ames
Harry HE. Davis
Harry F. Good
J. D. Cline
A. H. Hoffman
Farm House Station
College Cemetery
Lincoln
College Glee Club
Cessna
B. H. Hibbard
A. MacMurray
Eichelberg Elected Principal at Vinton Iowa
Mr H D Eichelberg assistant principal of the high school has been elected to the position of high school principal at Vinton Iowa with a substantial salary increase over his current pay.
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H. D. Eichelberg
Vinton
Iowa
Social calendar notes at Ames events and gatherings
Ames residents attended club meetings and social events including a Kensington reception for Mrs. Bernard, Home Management class reception, Unity and Civic Improvement gatherings, a K. K. club picnic, and senior class outing to Des Moines. Informal meetings, book reviews, music, refreshments, and anniversaries marked the week.
Stultz Family Aids Nevada Eastern Star Event
Mrs Luella Crooks deputy grand matron of the Eastern Star visited Nevada with Mrs Stultz Mrs Clausing and Mrs Spence. Mr Stultz donated his automobile and drove for the occasion as part of the ceremonial inspection of the Nevada chapter.
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W. H. Stultz
F. W. Clausing
F. B. Spence
Luella Crooks
Boone
The
Eastern Star
Nevada
Morgan to wed after commencement at college event
Mr. CG E Morgan of Baguio P L, an 1902 veterinary medicine graduate and government veterinary administrator, will marry Miss Ethel Cessna after a commencement event. He is adjusting to American life and climate. The Tom Sowers reunion at Bert Sowers home near Nevada brought 21 relatives from Milford Ames Des Moines Minnesota and Iowa.
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Vera Dixon
C. BE. Morgan
Ethel Cessna
CG. E. Morgan
Baguio
P. L
Morgan
Islands
Tom Sowers
Bert Sowers
Wm. Kelley
Nevada
Sowers
Milford
Bert
George
John
Minnesota
Arthur Ballard
St. Charles
Madison County
Iowa
Charles Gilmore
Ames
Dorothy Sowers
Des Moines
Mesdames
Ballard
Memorial tablet presented to high school by Sun Dial DAR
On Tuesday a bronze memorial tablet with the Gettysburg Address was presented in the high school assembly room by Sun Dial chapter Daughters of the American Revolution. The tablet will be kept at the city library this summer and hung permanently at the start of the fall term.
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High School
Sun Dial
Daughters of the American Revolution
Lincoln
Supt. King
A. Marston
Martha Opera Set for Monday Night in Aghall
The opera Martha will be performed Monday night June 6 in Aghall featuring Mme Cochran and Mr. Carre from New York as Martha and Lionel. Bass-baritone Mr. Morrison sings Plunkett with arias including The Last Rose of Summer and Oh So Pure. Hymns from Martha will be heard, including Guide Me O Thou Great Jehovah. Tickets go on sale June 2 at Bosworth's and college book store priced 75 cents and 1.00.
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Martha
Aghall
England
America
Lionel
New York City
Mme Cochran
Mr. Carre
Mr. Morrison
Plunkett
United States
Pittsburgh Festival Orchestra
Bosworth’s and College Book
May Day Revels Postponed On Campus Due To Rain
The May Day procession on campus was moved to Monday at five o clock due to rain. Student groups wore white and caps and gowns by class while Miss Josephine Calonkey led as queen with Helen Curtiss on a pony heralding. Class songs by Bon ner, Dean, Mills, and Armstrong pleased spectators before the dances on the green.
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Margaret Hall
Josephine Calonkey
Helen Curtiss
Mildred Gaston
Emma Tellier
Maid Marian
Gladys Bonner
Myrtle Dean
Vera Mills
Alice Armstrong
Daisy
Rainbow Dance Delights Audiences With Novel Cheer
A rainbow dance proved a beautiful novelty and greatly enjoyed by spectators, following similar dances from last year. The event showcased colorful costumes and lively steps, drawing positive reactions from attendees.
You Never Can Tell by Shaw to Be Staged at Armory
The junior class will present Bernard Shaw's You Never Can Tell in commencement week at the Armory. The cast includes ten students, four women and six men, chosen for natural fit. Reserved seats go on sale May 31 at the college book store and Judisch's drug store.
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Bernard Shaw
College Book Store
Judisch’s Drug Store
Souvenir Spoon Sale Closes Saturday at Perry's
The final batch of souvenir spoons is due to arrive and close out on Saturday at Perry's.
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Perry’s
Children’s Day services to start at 10 45 at Congregational Church
Congregational Church announces no Sunday school session. Children’s Day services begin promptly at 10 45. Attendees are urged to come early for seating. Evening services will close the church early so members may attend the graduating class services at the M E church.
Rev George Beecher to speak at St Johns church service
Rev George Beecher of Omaha will conduct the 4 p m chapel service and speak at St Johns Episcopal Church on Sunday morning and again in the chapel.
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St. John's Episcopal Church
George Beecher
Omaha
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Memorial Services Across Churches with Special Music
Special memorial services are planned at 11 o clock with special music. The Y P B U convenes at 7 0. Union services will be held at the M E church at 8 0.
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United Brethren Church
Church of Christ Bible School and Endeavor Schedule
Bible school at 10 a m and morning worship at 11 a m with communion. Junior Endeavor at 3 p m and Senior Endeavor at 7 p m. No evening service due to union high school exercises at the M E church. Members and friends urged to attend the morning service.
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Church OF Christ Bible School
A. m
Union High School
M. E
Cigars on Sale at The Cagwin Store
A brief notice notes cigars available at The Cagwin Store. The item emphasizes affordable smoking goods and shop location.
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Cagwin
Perry's Special Prices On Lawn Mowers This Week
Perry's offers special prices on lawn mowers this week with limited-time discounts designed to attract outdoor equipment shoppers. The promotion highlights top brands and doorbuster deals for residential lawns.
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Perry’s
Correction on unmarked graves list by Nevada G A R
The Times published a correction about a list of soldiers graves labeled as hithertoo un marked. It notes many named graves already bore regular monuments marking rank and later decoration and served as a mark of respect to an old comrade.
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the Times
Nevada
Lou Gamrath Heads to Denmark to See Ill Sister
Lou Gamrath left for Copenhagen on Monday forenoon and sailed from New York in the morning for Denmark where his sister is ill. He plans to stay about two months in the old country.
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Lou Gamrath
Copenhagen
New York
Denmark
Lou
Old Country
Graduation gifts and musical notes at Perry's store
Perry's features graduation presents while Nelson Moore sells electric irons and fans. Rev Palsrud conducts Lutheran church services Sunday evening at eight. Robert Clark sings Sir Tristram with Mrs Wood as Nancy and Prof E N Wentworth as the Sheriff in Martha an opera noted for its tunefulness.
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Palsrud
Lutheran Church
Robert Clark
Sir Tristram
Mrs. Wood
Nancy
Prof
E. N. Wentworth
Sheriff
Martha
Hicks visits Ames. Des Moines society aids Grubb babe
Rev. F N Hicks former Ames U B pastor and Iowa Children's Home Society superintendent visited Ames to check on the Grubbs family babe in the 4th ward. He praised secured homes for two former Ames children and noted a wealthy farmer as heir to help their future. Also mentions storage ad and O Brien family moving between Seattle Salt Lake with earthquake news.
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F. N. Hicks
Des Moines
Hicks
U. B. Church
Iowa Children’s Home Society of
Grubbs
Hats Cleaned At Ames Pantorium Under Bank Banner
Local note describes Straw and Panama hats being cleaned at the Ames Pantorium connected with Story County Bank. A stray line mentions a stork visiting the office recently and leaving ecards to send when he calls at your house.
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Ames Pantorium
Story County Bank
Parry Automobile Topped By Sears Harvest Drive
C T Sears, popular restaurant man, is driving a new Parry automobile purchased last week. Charles has not yet knocked down any telephone poles.
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C. T. Sears
Parry
Charles
Mrs Templeton Undergoes Heel Bone Operation
Mrs. Milton Templeton has endured a painful month due to a bone infection in the heel. A surgical procedure to remove part of the bone was found necessary and she now appears to be progressing satisfactorily.
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Milton Templeton
Templeton
Barney Oldfield Hits Nevada on Eastward Run
Noted auto racer Barney Oldfield rode through Nevada recently on an eastward journey creating a stir. He reportedly passed near Ames, but locals did not see him.
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Barney Oldfield
Nevada
Ames
Banking official Harry Hall resigns to work as traveling salesman
Harry T. Hall formerly assistant cashier at Ames Savings Bank and later receiving teller at Citizens National Bank in Des Moines resigns to take a traveling sales job in Chicago with a bank supply house. Chubs Ames friends wish him great success.
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Harry T. Hall
Ames Savings Bank
Citizens National Bank
Des Moines
Chicago
Ames
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