Local Society Notes and Weddings Across Iowa
Des Moines visitors call on Roger Sheehey and Mrs Lemley visits Stalkers at the Gables. Dr Merryman, former Ames practitioner, in town. Red Oak relatives visit Mrs Junkin and family. Mrs Caughey of Kansas departs after weeks with Romans. Frisbie guests at Beardshear. Viola Chambers remembered. Stalker siblings depart for San Antonio with sister Swearingin. Laura Smith returns from Mercy hospital to Ames. Death summons Logan Thomas of Nez Perces. brothers from Idaho called to Ames. Prof Jones in city for Corn Growers business. Hurst of Chadron visits. Kupper en route to San Francisco. pleased with forestry work. Richs host family and friends in new home. Sackett and Webster City kin visit. Kennedy family leaves for Evansville. Exposition trip to Chicago. Osborns wed Hutchinsons at Bradgate with 35 relatives. Wedding party includes Buck, Wheeler. reception with four courses. Honeymoon extended to Chicago and Illinois. home by December 1 at 1103 N Kellogg Ave Ames.
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Boone County
J. W. Jones
Omaha
National Corn Growers’ Association
Wilbur H. Hurst
Chadron
Neb
A. Hurst
Wilbur
Meat Inspection Department
C. A. Kupper
Forestry Service
Ames
San Francisco
Washington, D. C
Bradgate
Iowa
Eugene Osborn
Orville Fern Hutchinson
F. H. Ward
The
Baptist Church
Frank Wheeler
Rolfe
Buck
Albertina Anderson
Lena Hopperstead
Humboldt
A. Hutchinson
Chicago
Aurora
Florence Gyger
Paige Miller
Dave Osborn
A W. Hutchinson
Rutland
N. Kellogg Ave
Distance Men Run Fast Heat at College Cross Country
A new college cross country event drew 36 entrants for a four mile race on public roads. Kemler led the field with 27 1/2 minutes, followed by Clapper Clarkson Campbell Gillis Andrews Templeton Doty Stewart. all top eight receive college sweaters. The event will be annual.
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Sorersy
Kemler
Clapper
Clarkson
Campbell
Gillis
Andrews
Templeton
Doty
Stewart
Mrs. Ross Dead After Long Illness at 79 in Ontario
Mrs. Ross born Beadle February 27 1829 in Fountain County Indiana died Tuesday November 17 1908 at age 79 8 21 after a brief illness. She married Calvary Ross in September 1848 and they settled on a homestead in this county in 1854. Funeral Thursday at the Ontario church with H D Williams preaching. interment in Ontario cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Ross
Beadle
Fountain County
Ind
Calvary Ross
Mr. Ross
Miss Morrison Resigns From Domestic Economy Department
At a board of trustees meeting the resignation of Miss Ruth Morrison from the department of domestic economy was requested on grounds considered insufficient. Widespread sympathy for Miss Morrison followed the action, and public sentiment favors rescinding the move and restoring her to a deserved position based on education and seniority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Ruth Morrison
Department of Domestic Economy
Miss Morrison
Rice Buys Maxwell Runabout From O Brien & Son
Dr T L Rice purchased a Maxwell runabout last Saturday from OBrien and Son. The machine is described as neat and nice and will provide the doctor and friends with much enjoyment.
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T. L. Rice
O’brien & Son
Cast Set for Armory Home Talent Play Dec 1
The Armory opera house will host a home talent play on December 1 with cast members including Achibald Waring nicknamed Weary played by Don R. Lewis James J. Long actor James H. Gilschrist Marvin Short from Long and Short Theodore Bielenberg Johann Kramer owner of The Lion's Inn Harrie M. Mason Count Henri Nogoodie Paris France Louis H. Doggett Gen Jama Terror retired Ernest L. Hiestand Si Perkins sheriff of Boom county Earl C. Shannon Hans and Otto porters at The Lion's Inn Louis H. Doggett Fred M. Wygle Mrs Maria Goodley Terror's widow Carr ie Tallman Bessie Long Bonita Wygle Jessie Short Gladys Ackerman Louise Edith Ferguson
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Armory Opera House
Achibald Waring
Don R. Lewis
James J. Long
Long and Short
James H. Gilschrist
Marvin Short
Theodore Bielenberg
Johann Kramer
the Lion’s Inn
Harrie M. Mason
Count Henri Nogoodie
Paris
France
Louis H. Doggett
Jama Terror
Ernest L. Hiestand
Si Perkins
Earl C. Shannon
Hans and
Otto
A Dangerous Friend at the Armory Opera House
The play A Dangerous Friend claims resilience through a severe financial panic. Its creator Mr. Conrad’s Panic gained recognition with strong public patronage. A performance is set for Saturday November 28 at the Armory opera house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Mr. Conrad
Armory Opera House
Electric Bitters Proven Best for Indigestion and Liver Ailments
Mrs. Mary Dowling of San Francisco Testifies that Electric Bitters relieve acute indigestion and stomach troubles. She praises the tonic as invigorating, purifying the blood, and helpful for female weakness. 50c at drug stores.
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Mary Dowling
8Th Ave
San Francisco
Temperance sermon and Moses call at Ames churches
Sunday school begins at 10:00 a m and preaching at 11:00 a m on temperance with male quartette music. Y P C U meets at 6:30 p m followed by a sermon at 7:30 on The Call of Moses with evening music.
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Moses
Dr Sherman Kirk to Preach at Local Christian Church
Prof Sherman Kirk of Drake University will occupy the pulpit next Sunday morning and evening. The morning topic is Causes of the Rapid Growth of the Early Church and the evening message is Jesus Christ the same yesterday today and forever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Kirk
Drake University
The
Christian Church
Early Church
Jesus Christ
Congregational Services Highlighted by Guest Pastor
Rev W H Rollins of Waterloo Iowa will join Pastor W J Minchin at Congregational Sunday services and assist in both worships. The events aim to make the services more attractive for attendees.
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W. H. Rollins
Waterloo
Methodist Episcopal Church Services Set by Pastor Shea
9 45 Sunday school led by Prof R C Barrett Sept 11 11 am sermon Evangelist Herbert L Hart 630 pm Epworth League subject The Evil of Intemperance leader Ella McDonald 730 pm Evangelistic services conducted by Hart and Magann large chorus choir Everybody welcome
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Epworth League
Ella McDonald
Hart
Magann
Services at St John's Episcopal Church Sundays at 4 30 PM
Rev H F Becker of Des Moines leads Sunday services at St John s Episcopal Church every afternoon at 4 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Episcopal Church
H. F. Beckerman
Des Moines
A Dangerous Friend at the Opera House Saturday
Life as we see it presents a remarkable drama of everyday events with an excellent cast. The production mirrors themes from Paid in Full and The Servant in the House and Witching Hour. A Dangerous Friend plays at the opera house on Saturday November 28th.
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Opera
Steigerwalt and Perkins Wed in Council Bluffs
Mr Sam Steigerwalt and Miss Florence Perkins, both of Ames, married last Saturday November 21 at the First Congregational church parsonage in Council Bluffs. Rev. O O Smith officiated. The groom is a senior civil engineering student and son of Mr and Mrs W F Steigerwalt of Douglass Ave Ames. The bride was raised in Ames and is praised for fine character. They will reside in Ames during his college studies.
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Sam Steigerwalt
Florence Perkins
Ames
Council Bluffs
First Congregational Church
O. O. Smith
Mr. Steigerwalt
W. F. Steigerwalt
Douglass Ave
Miss Perkins
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Eer
Saxony
Germantown
Assam
Kimona
Phameee
Gymes
Ange
Childrens
W. E. Tanner
Roger Sheehey
Lemley
Grinnell
the Gables
Merryman
City
J. M. Junkin
Josephine
Red Oak
Mrs. Caughey
Kansas
F. L. Romans
Jerome B. Frisbie
Mrs. Beardshear
Mrs. Frisbie
Viola
Osborn-Hutchinson
Mary E. Ross
Ontario
Rice
United Brethren Church
John’s Episcopal Church
Church OF Christ
H. D. Williams
W. J. Minchin
Methodist Episcopal
Andrew M. Shea
R. C. Bar
Rett
Herbert L. Hart
Steigerwalt-Perkins
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