Story County Hospital proposal outlined and funding discussed
The article explains the county hospital plan including a five ten thousand dollar fund, board of trustees under county supervision, and self supporting expectations. It compares to Eleanor Moore hospital Boone and notes Ames as a logical location with strong rail links and access to Des Moines and St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Moore Hospital
Boone
Story County
Meyers
Sory County
Ames
Des Moines
Story County Hospital
Citiens
Sch
Huxley
Cambridge
Story City
Northwestern
Nevada
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Slater
Evangelistic Campaign to Begin at Baptist Church Sunday
The Baptist church will host an evangelistic campaign beginning Sunday led by Rev. P. C. Nelson with singer Prof. Wood. Nelson has a strong record of union gospel campaigns reaching hundreds in single meetings and training from Denison University and Rochester Theological Seminary. A chorus will assist, and singers are invited to join for three weeks of training under Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
P. C. Nelson
Christ
Nelson
Aew
Denisonniversity
Rochester Theological Seminary
Wood
Towner
Prof. Wood
Mr. Nelson
The
Northwestern Railway sees leadership shake up after 24 years
Marvin Hughitt resigns as Northwestern president after twenty four years to serve as chairman of the board. W A Gardner becomes president with Richard A Rishton as new vice president. Mrs Maude Hawver Hicks returns home from Des Moines hospital and shows rapid improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Hughitt
Northwestern Railway System
Northwestern
W. A. Gardner
Richard A. Rishton
Boone
Mr. Gardner
Excitement at Lunch Room Ends With Fine
Depot regulars Dick Marker and Bob Patterson fought over a meal bill after drinking in a tavern area. Marshal Ricketts jailed Marker briefly for disturbance. Marker appeared before Mayor Sheldon and paid a $5.00 fine plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick” Marker
Bob” Patterson
Marshal Ricketts
Marker
Patterson
Sheldon
Happy Surprise for Frank Brown Harvests 30 Bushels Potatoes
Frank Brown, laid up with a crippled foot, received a pleasant surprise Monday afternoon when a group of Redmen and friends led by C. C. Tallman and John Judge arrived at his potato patch. They demonstrated harvest skills and cleaned up about 30 bushels. Frank was elated and touched by the gesture.
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Frank Brown
C. C. Tallman
John Judge
Frank
Acton
Dairy team claims fourth in international judging contest
The I. S. C. dairy team of Harry Mayhew Ralph Middleton and Fred Shields finished fourth at the International Dairy Judging Contest held in Chicago New York Missouri and Nebraska. Coached by Prof. Killee the Ames trio surpassed expectations given limited experience with Mayhew ranking third overall.
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I. 8
S. C
Harry Mayhew
Ralph Middleton
Fred Shields
Chicago
New York
Missouri
Nebraska
Killee
Ames
Mrs Ellis Hospitalized After Des Moines Operation
Mrs. B. L. Ellis was taken to Methodist hospital in Des Moines Sunday and underwent surgery Monday. She withstood the operation well and is improving rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Hawver Hicks
Methodist
Des Moines
B. L. Ellis
Methodist Hospital
United Brethren choose Rev Jameson for Ames pulpit
The United Brethren conference at Toledo selected Rev. R. Jameson of Bristow Iowa to fill the Ames church pulpit after Rev Warner Johnson resigned. Jameson is a rising young minister with notable success in previous charges and is expected to arrive with his wife and child this week to preach his first sermon Sunday.
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United Brethren Conference
Toledo
R. Jameson
Bristow
Iowa
Ames
Warner Johnson
Jameson
Child
Farnums See Cattle Country on Northwest Trip
Mr and Mrs G E Farnum returned Saturday from a month long visit in the northwest They spent part of the time with son Ross on a claim near Roundup 140 miles west of Miles City Mont They described the cattle country as unmatched by any wild west show and praised ideal weather throughout their trip
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G.E. Farnum
Northwest
Ross
Roundup
Miles City
Mont
New Typhoid Cases Reported In Week
Several new cases of typhoid have been reported in the past week. Mr and Mrs Tony Cody and B B Hyler along with the infant child of Mr and Mrs Cliff Roberson are the latest to develop the disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Cody
B. B. Hyler
Cliff Roberson
I. C. May Add Illumination Engineering Course
Plans are under way to add a course in illuminating engineering to the Electrical Engineering department at I. C. Spinney, traveling to Baltimore for lectures. If carried through, it would likely be an addition to the current curriculum rather than a separate course, reflecting a strong demand for trained illumination engineers. Professor Spinney will be in Baltimore for about ten days.
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L. B. Spinney
Baltimore
Maryland
Spinney
Newborns Born Near Ames in October
Notices record births near Ames listing parents Mr. and Mrs. John Cline Mr. McCauley Mr. Murphy Mrs. Blake and Prof. and Mrs. A. T. Erwin. Children include two daughters and two sons with October birth dates ranging from the 18th to the 28th.
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John Cline
Ontario
C. BE. McCauley
McCauley
Ames
Harry Murphy
W. C. Blake
A. T. Erwin
County Hospital Hearings Told Across County
Meetings across Story City Ames Colo Cambridge Roland and Gilbert are scheduled in October and November to discuss the need for a public county hospital accessible to all citizens. Speakers include Rev. Crissman Houser Renier and Iowa State College figures with invited residents and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Story City
Swan’s Hall
George J. Crissman
Ames Methodist Church
Solow
Harry
College Day Celebrations Parade Through Statefield
Friday College Day at LU College featured a student and faculty parade with engineering exhibits, a D.4 drill, a burlesque class fight, square dancing, and a Senior Faculty football game ending 6 0. An on campus Coney Island recreation finale capped the day, signaling a successful, annual celebration.
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Statefield
D. 4
Coney Island
Sentral Hall
Mrs Marston Endorsed for State Regent Title
Mrs. A. Marston of Ames was endorsed at the state conference of the Daughters of the American Revolution in Cedar Falls for the office of state regent. The action is ratified at the continental congress in Washington, D C each April. The local chapter is proud of the honor conferred.
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A. Marston
Ames
The
Daughters of the American Revoluion
Cedar Falls
Continental Congress
Washington, D. C
Marston
Langendorff Delights Audience In Pleasing Recital
Madame Frieda Langendorff appeared in a pleasing recital Saturday evening at the Ag assembly room as part of the college lecture course. Her wide voice range and dramatic interpretation, especially in German selections and Rachel, drew strong audience engagement.伴 Mr. Guy Callow and Mr. Kurt Warneck contributed violin and piano with promising technique and sensitivity, earning generous encores including Sweetheart Come and Sing to Me and Home Sweet Home.
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Madame Frieda Langendorff
Madame Langendorff
Rachel
Guy Callow
Kurt Warneck
Angers
Brahms
Schubert
Schumann
Mendelssohn
Liszt
Salter
Ames Grads Land Jobs in Washington D C
Edward B Heaton and Guy M Lambert from the class of 1909 at I S C have received appointments in Washington D C Heaton becomes dairyman and Lambert assistant dairyman in the Department of Agriculture Rules of capitalization kept.
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Edward B. Heaton
Guy M. Lambert
Washington, D. C
Mr. Heaton
Department of Agriculture
Mr Lambert
Baptists At State Convention In Des Moines
The local Baptist church is well represented at the state convention in Des Moines this week with about ten delegates plus Rev. Fowle a state board member. Rev. Fowle spoke to Highland Park College students at chapel on Tuesday morning. Attending the convention are Rev. Fowle, Wm. Temby, Mrs. L. Fowle, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Griffith, Mrs. Hannegan, Mrs. W. W. Downey, Mr. and Mrs. Hoot, Mrs. McCuskey, Mrs. Fred Richter and F. P. Harris.
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Des Moines
Fowle
State Board
Highland Park College
Wm. Temby
Handy with the Razors A Des Moines Pull Turns Train Car Violent
On Saturday night number 60 pulled in from Des Moines. The smoking car turned into a slaughtering pen as passengers clashed with knives. One man lost an eye and several were badly slashed. The exact death toll was not known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Orlabor
Reappointment Names Mary Rausch to State Federation Chair
Miss Mary Rausch who previously worked in Extension at I S C and now leads the Home Economics department at Colorado Agricultural College is reappointed chairman of the Home Economics department of the State Federation of Women's Clubs in Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rausch
Colorado Agricultural College
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Colorado
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County Board of Supervisors
Board of Trustees
Iowa State College
State Board of Education
Stanton
Board of Education
Stanon
Hughitt
U. B
Farnums
Bloomfield
John T. Houser
Ames Christian Church
Lyard
Rarley Sheldon
Lue Col
Pacvern Wuen
Gebeauous
Turin
Willa
Ags
Caalvills
Wally Men
the Caemiss
Aculty, O.d “Giads
Alver
Mrs. Marston
Baptists AT State Convention
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