Various campus notices and personal items from Ames
The piece lists numerous campus happenings including faculty meetings, building committee actions, football scrimmages, visits by Miss Gertrude Mereness and Miss Verne Small, a six o clock dinner for Miss Ashbrouch, travel by Tr. and Mrs Storms to Atlantic for a church conference, former students visiting, donations from Frank Bellamy, campus visits by Dr Jaeger, new residents moving to Ames, soil studies by Dr Wilcox, accidential injury to John Nelson, upcoming Y M and Y W C A lectures, football games planned on excursion days, a birth in Carthage, a Topeka wedding of J C Austin to Bessie Wilson, and the senior class forming the Secoritas social group led by Erna Wiley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Mereness
Sac City
G. E Stayner
Verne Small
Des Moines
Louise Townsend
Zoological Department
Re- Baips
Ofa
C. W. Wilcox
Iowa
Messrs. Knickerbrocker, Coverdale and Watson
St. Louis
Howard Smith
Alabama
University of Tennessee
John Nelson
Y. M
Father Vaughan
Thos. Green
Bostonia Orchestra
Bertha Kuntz Baker
Highland Park
Coe College
Edward L. Rynerson
Carthage
Rynerson
Harriett Elden
J. C. Austin
Topeka
Kansas
Bessie Wilson
Gertrude Coburn
Austin
Ames
Chicago
Secoritas
Erna Wiley
Note from Ames Prom Prominent on Library Needs
A note from Prom Prom President Storma, chair of Ames library committee, appeals citizens for books and essential reference works for the new library entailing support from the fourth ward and college community. Dated Sept 20, 1904 at Iowa State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cessna
Ames
Fourth Ward
Arb
Storma
Iowa State College
Ames Library Needs 3000 Books To Open
The Ames Library Board appeals for 2000 to 3000 standard volumes before opening. It cites a donated site and building, limited running funds, and urges citizens and organizations to contribute 25 dollars or more. O. H. Cessna urges immediate gifts to secure shelves and periodicals. September 19, 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Tyler
Iowa
Amas
Library
State Library Commission
Judge and Grove
Hultz
Ames Library Board
O. H. Cessna
Pioneer Rebecca Ann Jones's Long Iowa Life Ends in Des Moines
Rebecca Ann Jones born February 5 1822 in Frankford county Kentucky moved with family to Clay county Indiana at age fourteen. She married Isaac Jones in 1846 and raised eight children before moving to Story county Iowa in 1853 then to Des Moines to live with a son. She died September 18 1994 at her daughter’s home leaving three daughters two sons and two brothers. Funeral held Tuesday at George Kelley home Walnut Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Ann Jones
Frankford County
Kentucky
Clay County
Indiana
Isaac Jones
Iowa
Story County
Des Moines
George Kelley
Walnut Grove
Summers to Speak on Japanese Traits for P. E. O.
Prof Summers will address the P. E. O. society on traits and characteristics of the Japanese on Tuesday evening October 4 at the home of Mrs Curtiss. Each member is to bring a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summers
P. E. O. Society
Wedding at The Knob Ties Jeannette Storms to John Goodwin
Miss Jeannette Storms, sister of Dr. Albert B. Storms, wed John Edward Goodwin of Madison Wisconsin at The Knob home of Dr. Storms. The ceremony featured cardinal and green decorations, chimes and floral tributes, with limited relatives present and plans to reside in Albany New York after October 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert B. Storms
Iowa State College
Jeannette Boynton Storms
Storms
John Edward Goodwin
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Lillian Storms
Tesnacher
Newcomb
Laura Storms
Clayton Ward
Chelsea, Mich
Cardinal Hibiscus. By His Side Walked Little Miss Florence Storms
Dr. Storms
Wisconsin
Irwin
F. S Wood
Chelsea
Mich
Mattie Goodwin
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Norfolk
Buster
St Paul
America
W. J. Semmons
Jotun
Jones
Houston
Texas
the Times
Geo. W. Curtis
McKinney
Honers
Department of Agriculture
Curtis
Texas Agricultural Colege
South
Texas Academy of Science
A Knappino
Prom
R. Quade
Sioux City
Sarah Kegley
Boone
Miss Pearl Davis
Tom Dodds
U.S
Missouri
Mollie Fenton
Nevada
Misses Hopkins
Minnesota
Bert Cobb
Sutherland
Frank Graves
J. R. Munden
A. L. Potter
Peter Emmil
Harvey
Robin Emmil
Weatherby
Marshalltown
B. G. Dyer
Floyd Williams
Dexter
J. M. Jones
W. B. Hyatt
O. H. Hagen
Connie Cooper
Bosworth's
Ogden
Miss Dorris Rebling
Mrs. Belt
George Yunkle
Ankeny
Mrs. J. Sexton
Mrs. Pollock
Christ and Reed
Margaret Steele
Red Oak
Francis Stewart
Dr. McLaran
Iowa Falls
City
Frances Stewart
Idates
Hiram Jones
Oakland
California
Della Morris
Chas. Shogren
Russell
Lizabel Vance
White Water
G. V. Kyle
Master Ross
Wilfreda Heald
Olive Homne
A. J. Graves
Storm Lake
Bessie Tinsley
Bowen
Ruth Bowen
Third Ward
Mrs. Norman
Clinton
Mrs. Wheeler
Addie Shockiey
M. M. Hodgson. Rey
Ernie Pitsor
Sterling Stock Company
Winterset
Cartha Bryson
S. J. Gossard
L. C. Hodson
Baby
Grinnell
Lou Sawyer
Willie
R.C. Barrett
Hoggatt Street
Cassie Lincoln
Graettinger
Grace Kent Gamble
Thomas Tooley
Republic City
Kan
A. H
Geo. Buck
Margaret Gilbert
WT. Callender
Rob Allen
Omaha
C. B. Haverly
Carroll
Chas, Wilson
H. A. Greeley
Tom Eide
Kelley
Jef Dunham
Cal
Ubis City
Ray Minert
St. Louis Exposition
E. W. Vandeventer
J. *. Baker
Baker
Geo Raw
Paullina
Pater
Se.eer
Syracuse
N.Y
San Francisco
Ape
Alin
Goodwin
The
Nevada Journal
C. M. Soper
Woodman Hall
Mandolin
Citizens Lumber Co. Mutual
Ames, Iowa
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