Anniversary Celebrated at St Peters Church Near Gilbert
St Peters Church near Gilbert marked its twenty fifth anniversary with a full day celebration. Former priests attended along with current mission leaders Father Renier and Jesuit fathers Drumm and Rohiman. The parish thrives in a rich farming area and contributed a memorial window to St Cecilia's in Ames. Ivy Allen married Henry A Hopper at the Allen home in Milford township with Rev Arthur Boyd officiating. The newlyweds plan to live on a farm west of the Allen farm in Story county.
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St. Peter’s
Gilbert
Father Renier
Drumm
Rohiman
St. Peter's Church
St. Cecilia’s
Ames
Phillip Allen
Milford Township
Ivy Allen
Henry A. Hopper
Arthur Boyd
Presbyterian Church of Nevada
Story County
Masonic Dinner Ends With Degree Conferred
About twenty members of Joshua Chapter No. 127 R A M attended a dinner with Tuscan Chapter of Boone on Monday. After a generous repast the Most Excellent Master degree was conferred. A pleasant evening followed.
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Joshua Chapter No
Boone
Mission at St Cecelia's Evokes Pope as Church Leader
The weekly mission at St Cecelia's invites all creeds to attend nightly at 7 30 with Father Renier and Mission Fathers Drumm and Rohmian. The topics include The Pope The Mass Purgatory and Prayers for the Dead ending with a Sunday lecture. Tonight’s talk compares the Pope’s role to President Roosevelt.
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Father Renier
Mission Fathers
Drumm
Rohmian
The
Northwestern railway issues new time card
The railroad released a new schedule effective last Sunday and valid until further notice. It lists eastbound trains at 2:40 am and 3:45 am among others, southbound departures from 4:57 am to 11:40 pm, and westbound services from 4:00 am to 7:10 pm.
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Northwestern Railway
Iowa Team Starts Hard Train for Ames Clash
Coach Catlin of the Iowa football squad is directing a tough workout to sharpen passing and line play against McElhinney of the Cyclones. After a light start the team now trains intensely with no game before the Ames contest on the 23rd, confident but not promising victory.
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Repo
Iowa City
Catlin
Iimnols
McEelhinney
Cyclones
Iowa Boys
Ames
Iowa
Lowa
Bear
Money Matters on Bank Lending and Prices
Banks maintain strict checks but anticipate easing soon. Officials say there is no panic, citing ample goods and high prices that support cautious financial conditions.
Jones Presents Homemade Candies For Any Occasion
Invite Jones to view a line of home made candies perfect for parties and other events. A welcoming showcase offers toothsome dainties and tasty bites for guests.
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Jones
Social calendar items and notices from Ames
A long list of upcoming events and meetings in Ames includes card parties at the Dodds home, cemetery association, cantata Violet in Fairyland by Mrs Knapp active Tuesday evening, a Ladies Christian Bazaar in Odd Fellows hall on December 6, and a Troubadours concert at the Armory. Lectures by Miss Edith Charlton and Miss Edna Lyman are planned with library-related programs, plus various receptions, club gatherings, and school group activities at local homes, churches, and the Armory. The note also mentions resignations, travel plans, and a gift exchange for Mr. Bower and a farewell to Mrs. Goodwin.
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The
Cemetery Association
Emmeline Chamberlain
Miss Pike
Mrs. Knapp
Ladies of the Christian Church
Odd Fellows Hall
Frank Haverly
William Bower
Elmer Greenlee
Mother
Nancy Smith
Perry Bower
Episcopal Church
Grace Erskine
Cheyenne
San Antonio
Union Depot
Congregational Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Dean Stanton
Lydia Tilden
Douglass Avenue
Nettie Goodwin
Ames
Goodwin
Dr. Richmond
Richmond
Tilden
Galen Tilden
Mary Tilden
Anna Richmond
Nevada
C. R. Quade
W. J. Semmons
Mr. Semmons
Local miscellany from small town notes and ads
A series of notices and brief items: a price line for bananas at $1.00 per bunch, praise for Jones store and Jones ice cream parlor, a note on the season’s first snow, Frank Hunter’s letter from son Clarence about starting a new home in South Dakota near Ottumwa, W. J. Semmons earning fifth prize in a Home Pattern Co. ad contest for Ladies' Home Journal, plus a plug for homemade candies and confections at Jones’ shop.
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Frank B. Spence
Jones
Frank Hunter
Clarence
South Dakota
Ottumwa
W. J. Semmons
Home Pattern Co
Ladies’ Home Journal
Mr. Semmons
Jones Ice Cream Parlor
Big combination sale at Maxwell farm near Ames
An upcoming auction at the George Henry Maxwell farm near Ames is set for Wednesday November 20 starting at 10 am. The sale features multiple lots with several buyers and high prices, including transfers at 400, 700, 2000, 3500, and 4060 dollars. Local names include A E Nass, Henry Berhow, Charles Niskern, Catherine Glann, R R Pollock, M Willey, Richard sons, W O Ambrose, Frances C McKim, J A Campbell, F J Graves, Sarah Ann Feroe, Mrs S R Lucas, and the heirs of Joseph Schilling.
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George Henry Maxwell
City of
Ames
A E Nass
Henry Berhow
Huxley
Charles Niskern
Catherine B Glann
Wilson
Ad Cole
R Pollock
R M Willey
Richarsons
Zearing
Frances C McKim
O Ambrose
Briggs
Nevada
J A Campbell
F J Graves
Sarah Ann Feroe
R. Lucas
Joseph
Ames church services list morning and evening sermons
Congregational church led by W J Minchin with morning sermon The Meeting Place of the Nations and an evening appeal to manhood Kipling Ballad of the East and the West illustrated. United Brethren church with J W Stiverson preaching Christian Stewardship in morning and The Fast Young Man in evening. St Johns Episcopal rector Herbert A Wilson with 11 am sermon The Battle of Peace and 10 o'clock Sunday school.
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W. J. Minchin
Kipling
United Brethren Church
J. W. Stiverson
ST. John's Episcopal Church
Herbert A. Wilson
Bible School and Services at First Baptist Church
Bible school at 9 45 a m and evening service at 7 30 led by Bataca class with sermon on The Work and the Workers. The Millionaire Tramp praised as a must see, plus class plays and college events. Also notices on births illnesses and local happenings at Ames.
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First Baptist Church
Walter I. Fowle
Lt. Junior Union
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ST. Paul
Lanpher
Denton
Mentor
Semmons Dry Goods Store
Hopper Allen
ST. Cecelia’s
President Roosevelt
United States
Soren Bone
William Galloway
William Galloway Company
Fifth Ave
Waterloo, Tows
Money Matters
Mrs. T. A. Dodds
College Book Store
Bosworths
Lorena Webber
Iowa City Library
Minnesota State Library
Miss Webber
Slater
Wissler
Miss Cowey
Reinertson
Farley
Gorh
Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church
Daughters of the King
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Young Peoples Organizations
L. G. Hardin
Edna Lyman
Oak Park
Miss Lyman
Oskaloosa
Church OF Christ
H. D. Williams
Bible School
Paulson
Atkinson
Pratt
Stultz Cafe
C. D. Knight
E. T. Bisbee
Commercial Exchange
W. D. Elwell
Mer
Duff Avenue
Bosworth’s
Bennett
South Ames
Methodist Hospital
Des Moines
Watson
E. B
Lovira Watson
Armory
R. D. Goble
Mgr
R. H. Eby
Pleasantville
E. A. Bare
Doc
Drumm and
George Maquin
W. G. Stockwell
North Ames
Mr. Stockwell
McWilliam
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