Dedication Services at New Methodist Episcopal Church
Dedication services conducted Sunday October 25 with morning worship led by Rev. Andrew M. Shea and others including Rev. Albert B. Storms and Bishop Joseph F. Berry. Fraternal service at 3 P. M. with greetings by Ames pastors from multiple denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Methodist
Andrew M. Shea
Albert B. Storms
Peace of Jerusalem
James C. Knox
Ames
Baptist Church
W. I. Fowle
Congregational Church
William J. Minchin
Church of Christ
H. D. Williams
Friends’ Church
F. F. Coppock
Lutheran Church
J. O. Paulsrud
United Brethren Church
M. FE
Ames Chautauqua 1909 Prepares Major Attractions
The program committee of the Ames Chautauqua met October 16 with leaders of four top Lyceum bureaus to arrange a stellar 1909 assembly. An eminent orchestra opens the series alongside a renowned lecturer. The Ernest Gamble Concert Party joins the lineup, promising notable musical excellence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Ames Chautauqua
Lyceum
Ernest Gamble
de Pasquela Grand
Punter Coppess Stuns Cyclones In Kernellian Punting Triumph
Cornell defeats Ames 6 to 0 in a punting dominated game. Coppess launches high spiral punts averaging seventy yards as Ames fumbles near their ten yard line, allowing Smith to plunge in for the touchdown. The Iowa title race remains unsettled with Grinnell and Cornell threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames Cyclone
Cornell
Williams
Coppess
Iowa
Coppes
Ames
Smith
Kirk
Weller
Nebraska
Si Lambert
Guy
Grinnell
Dock Young to Wed in Portsmouth Virginia
Invitations issued announce the wedding of Mr Albert L Young of Portsmouth Virginia to Miss Elizabeth Busby of Portsmouth on November 4. Young, known as Dock Yong, was a popular former student at Iowa State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert L. Young
Portsmouth
Virginia
Elizabeth Busby
Young
Dock” Yong
Iowa State College
Ames Drunks Reported With Two More Arrests
The Boone News-Republican notes its weekly Ames drunks column reporting two additional men arrested and fined in the latest roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone News-Republican
Ames
Agent Jenkins Resigns from North Western Freight Post
E. B. Jenkins, long time freight agent for the North Western in this city, sent in his resignation dated the twelfth, to take effect the nineteenth. Daggett will relieve him. Jenkins, who began in service as a boy delivering water to section hands, will move to Marshalltown to pursue other interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Jenkins
North Western
Daggett
Jenkins
Marshalltown
Chautauqua
Ernest Gamble
Gamble
Ames Committee
Young peoples mass meeting and chorus at church
A church mass meeting led by Bishop Joseph F. Berry with Rev. A M Elliott and Rev. Orange H Cessna guiding prayers and hymns. Evening services feature John E West and John A West with choirs and multiple hymn numbers. Sermon by Rev. W D Parr and benediction conclude the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s
Joseph F. Berry
A. M. Elliott
Rosebud Land Drawn Lot Assigned to Drew A Farm
Russ Road of this city receives notice that number 1934 was allotted to him in the recent Rosebud land drawing.
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Russ
Sudden Death Report From Perry Iowa
Mrs Fred Stull learns from a telegram that her mother Mrs 8 Bristol died suddenly at her Perry Iowa home. Mrs Stull hastened to Perry and will remain through the funeral, held today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Stull
Bristol
Perry
Iowa
Stull
Humbling the Cyclones by Cornell Stuns Western Colleges
The Ames Cyclones were defeated by Cornell's football team last Sunday, a barnstorming upset that drew wide notice in western college circles and beyond. The front page echoed triumph as the champions were humbled by a strong Cornell performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register and Leader
Ames Cyclones
Cornell
Mic. Soy
Cyclones Say Defeat Was Fair to Cornell Team
The Cyclones admit defeat and declare they were beaten by the clean and fair Cornelians. They express relief it was Cornell rather than another institution that prevailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyclones
Cornelians
Cornell
Former Ames Girl Dead in Seattle Typhoid Illness
Mrs. Joel C. Eikenberry formerly Miss Sarah Kegley of Ames died at home in Seattle Washington after a brief illness from typhoid fever. Funeral was in Olympia Washington last Friday. She was the second daughter of T. J. Kegley a former resident here and was greatly beloved by those who knew her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel C. Eikenberry
Seattle
Washington
Sarah Kegley
Olympia
Sarah
T. J. Kegley
Ames
Carroll Campaign Stops in Ames at College Gym and Armory
Hon B F Carroll Republican governor candidate spoke at the College Gym at 2 PM and again at the Armory in downtown Ames attracting small crowds due to a football game. He praised the I C and spoke for about an hour with music from the college band. Carroll and his wife and son attended an Ames hotel reception and a six o’clock dinner joined by local Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Carroll
Iowa
Carroll
1. C
Armory
College
Ames Hotel
Rosengifts Win Ribbons at American Royal Show
Rosengift Stock Farm of Kelley owned by Rosenfeld Liverly and Kennedy won multiple prizes at the American Royal live stock show in Kansas City. They exhibited ten Aberdeen Angus cattle and captured the silver cup for the herd, with numerous first and high placements across age groups and sexes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
American Royal
Rosengift Stock Farm
Kelley
Rosenfeld, Liverly & Kennedy
Kansas City
America
Hardware Firm Sells Stock to Des Moines Buyer
The hardware firm of Fausch Bros and Alleman sold their stock to Mr. Dave Bullock of Des Moines Iowa and will give possession on December first. Mr Alleman plans to return to farming next year and rents a farm for the season until he regains possession. Fausch Brothers may work their farm near the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fausch Bros
Alleman
Dave Bullock
Des Moines
Towa
Fausch Brothers
Randall Poultry Show Dates Set in Randall Iowa
The Randall Poultry Association schedules the show from December 11 to 15, 1908 in Randall Iowa. Judge Geo D Holden of Owatonna Minnesota, a leading U S poultry judge, will award prizes. Valuable premiums will be paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall Poultry Association
Randall
Iowa
Geo. D. Holden
Owatonna
Minnesota
United States
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J. F. Bingaman
R. E. Shaw
W. Johnson
ST ME Church
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Cornel
Boone
Dock Young
John E. West
Orange H. Cessna
D. D
John A
Frank Perry
W. D. Parr
Drew
The
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MR. Carroll
S. F. Carroll
Rosengifts
Herd
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