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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1910
Page
8
More than three hundred pupils enrolled with officials forced to refuse admission to additional tuition students as district growth threatens existing classes. Teachers and pupils show early progress while Welch building vacancy persists and substitutes cover for absent staff. Pink Pain Tablets marketed by druggists appear in the ad.
A long listing of meetings and social gatherings across many groups including Cosmopolitan Country club K K club S A E fraternity Congregational Ladies Aid Priscilla club Circle girls Y Beta sorority Nonpareil club Ames Church of Christ and other local organizations with dates in September 1910 to May 1911 and notes on hostesses, venues, and programs.
Unity club presents its calendar year program with a series of meetings. Officers include Mrs. R. T. Jeffrey as President and Mrs. G. A. Snook as Vice President.
The annual Chapter AA PEO meeting named officers including President Martha Winter Wil, Vice President Norma Hainer Beach, Recording Secretary Harriet Beyer Stange, Corresponding Secretary Lynn Chevelier Adams, Treasurer Jennie McElyea Beyer, Chaplain Olive Wilson Curtiss, Guard Alma Beck Hamilton, Journalist Alice Day Marston, Pianist Mary Tilden Brown. A yearly program lists September 6 on The Mound Builders and hosts Mrs. Smith, and September 20 on Luther Burbank and the Old California Missions moderated by Mrs. Beach and Miss Budd.
The Iowa Cafe on Main Street opens with a fine business and up-to-date service. A Sunday dinner special is offered at 35 cents, with a menu promising value in both variety and quality.
A F and A M Arcadia lodge No 249 will meet Saturday evening for work on the first degree.
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