Large reception for Rev Houser and family in Ames
A farewell reception honored Rev Houser and his wife at the Christian churchThursday evening. Speakers praised his three years in Ames noting his scholarly sermons and service to Christians and the community The program included piano duets readings and talks and a ministerial sendoff message urging God's blessing on their new field in Bloomfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey
Mrs. Houser
Christian Church
Gladys Subseon
Hazel Johnson
A. B. Dimick
Rev
Minchin
Jennie Christ
Houser
Mr. Arnold
Fred Randall
Berenice Carol Cox
Miss Higgins
Miss Higgins. Talk By Mr. Mansinger
Mr. Houser
Ames
Bloomfield
Guy
Brother Houser
Atues
Robins Campaign for Men and Religion Forward Movement in Ames
Raymond Robins of Chicago spoke in Ames on Sunday presenting four new ipipetus for the Men and Religion Forward Movement. He preached 45 minutes at Ag Hall then 35 minutes at the Methodist church despite rain and a storm, addressing crowds at the M E church and at Des Moines Coliseum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Robins
Chicago
Men and
Ames
Mr. Robins
Ag Hall
Farm Station
Methodist Church
Kellogg Avenue
Des Moines
Coliseum
Funeral Services of Mary Hollowell Mitchell
Mary Hollowell Mitchell born October 1831 in Washington County Indiana died October 11 1911 in Ames Iowa at her daughter’s home. A Quaker through her life she joined the Baptist church in Oskaloosa Iowa and supported a pastor’s family for decades. Funeral at Baptist church in Ames with Rev L M Call officiating. interment in Ames cemetery beside her husband Samuel H Mitchell.
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Mary Ann Hollowell
Washington County
Indias
Ames
Iowa
K. W. Brown
Friends Church
Oskaloosa Ames
Shell Rock
Grundy Center
Danville
Mapleton
Des Moines
Afton
Indian Territory
Cresco
Ainsworth
Mitchell
The
Baptist Church
Call
Webster City
Mrs. Harris
Miss Laird
Messers
Fisher
Warren Glidden
Jesus
Messrs
F. P. Harris
G. H. Mellor
C. Barker
C. L. Liverly
DT. C. Welch
W. W Downey
Mrs Gould of Pittsfield Praises Electric Bitters
Mrs W W Gould of Pittsfield New Hampshire credits Electric Bitters with curing her long stomach and kidney troubles after other medicines failed. She recommends the tonic as a top liver and kidney remedy and urges others to try it, noting it costs 50 cents at druggists.
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W. W. Gould
Pittsfield
N. H
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Dr. Christ
Mr. Munsinger
J. E. Arnold
Bloomington
Here
Ontario
Lord Jesus Christ
Bible
Marshalltown Times-Republican
Times
MEN and Religion Forward Movement
Wah
Tongs
Ames Adile
the Story Co. Bank
Parley Sheldon
B. J. Sheldon
A. Keenan
Mary Hollowell Mitchell
Samuel H. Mitchell
Woter
Emia 1
A. E. Lucas
Cassie E. Mitchell
C. H. Maxson
Marshall
Texas
A. H. Lucas
Minnie
Ada Newell
T. D. Foster
Ottumwa
Grand Inland
Nebraska
Romans
W. J. Fowle
Mr. and
Mrs
Cassie BE. Mitchell
Mrs. C. H. Maxson
Ames News
A. Steward
Main Street
E.R. Moore Spring Building
Cole
Sotc
Fac
A. L. Potter
Ames, Iowa
Ames Times
Tennessee
Kentucky
West Virginia
Indiana
College
Boone Street
Ben Edwards
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