Men and Religion Movement Starts in Ames Banquet
A banquet at the Methodist church basement launched the Men and Religion Movement in Ames. A. V. Storm led the opening, Supt. Hicks spoke on Sunday schools, Rev. Crissman on evangelism, and Rev. Houser on maintaining religious commitment. Prof Bishop described the movement's goals and Rev Kirkendall preached in the evening.
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Ames
United States
Methodist Church
A. V. Storm
Mir Peper
Cessna
America
van Storm
Supt. Hicks
Suny
Hicks
Bishop
Fettle
Rev. Houser
Mr. Houser
Iny
Prof. Bishop
Man and Religion
Kirkendall
Rally Day Exercises Highlight Sunday Services
The Men and Religion Forward Movement drives rally day programs across Congregational and Methodist churches. Speakers at the Congregational service stressed men in the Sunday school and overall church awakening, with five platform talks in the evening.
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Men and Religion Forward Movement
Congregational Church
Speers
Coover
Harry Brown
Hultz
Raymond
Messrs
Robbins
Emerson
Tilden
Stevenson
Rex
Hicks
Ames minister Receives two Iowa calls for Houser
Rev. Houser, pastor of the Church of Christ in Ames, has been extended calls from Bloomfield and Clarinda, Iowa. Bloomfield shows strong interest with a 600 member church and a 1206 seat building. Houser leans toward Bloomfield though no formal acceptance is made.
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T. Hodger
Panier
Lat Piiet Church of Christ In
Ames
Iowa
Bloomfield
Clarinda
Hev. Houser
Bloomfeld
Houser
Boomfield
Rev
Christian Church
Ames Church
Rev. Houser
Corner Stone Laying Planned for Ames Federal Building
Ames prepares for the corner stone ceremony of a new federal post office on Saturday at 3 PM. Grand Master Block of Davenport and Speaker Champ Clark are invited to speak. Gen. Lincoln will lead the parade. The event includes Masonic lodges and college cadets with a civic parade.
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Federal
Masons
Lincoln
Masonic Lodge
College Cadets
College Band
Ames
Mavens
Intelligencer
Sheldon
Federal Post Office
F. K R. Conaway
Taft
Tle
Nelon
Masonic Grand Lodge
Bis
National
House of Representatives
Champ Clark
Clark
Democratic Party
Masonic
Iowa
Smith forged two checks by Ames student
Edward B. Smith a sophomore horticulture student at the college forged two checks using his roommate R R Francis’s name. One was payable to J S Ross and endorsed by Ross. both checks were cashed at Needicks and Union National Bank. Smith confessed after evidence emerged, was jailed, then bailed by his father, with case likely to be heard in Nevada court.
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Edward B. Smith
Smith
R. R. Francis
Needick’e
Union National Bank
Roth
Ames Savings Bank
Farrison
Keedick's
Francis
J. 8. Ross
Mr. Smith
Omaha
Nevada
Smith J
J. S. Ross
Smith Finlay Edward EK
J. B. Sullivan’s
Ackley
Auto crashes into fountain on Main Street injures none
An early Tuesday crash on Main Street involved H Ufo Meads car and an interurban. The car hit the rear of the auto pushing it into a sanitary drinking fountain at Douglass Avenue, tearing the fountain from its base and flooding the corner. Four people in the auto escaped injury, despite a violent jolt and damaged front of the vehicle.
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Main Street
Douglass Avenue
H. Ufo Mead
Mistaken report on fireman bills corrected
The Intelligencer corrects that the council did not reject fireman bills for the run to Prof Shane place. Bills were allowed as presented with no adverse action. The auditing committee member confirms no bill has ever been turned down for fire calls or fighting fires.
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Shane
Plucky exhibitor wins top prizes at Marshall county fair
John Glidden entered five birds in the White Wyandotte class. His entries took first on cockerel, first and second on pullet, and second on color. He faced strong competition in a large exhibit and feels elated over the success.
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John Glidden
Marshall County Fair
Cut
Gockerel
Pullett
Tohn
Brown Family Keeps Cottage on Northwestern Avenue
Frank Brown purchased a school board cottage on Northwestern Avenue and resides there. The Browns maintain a neat home and continue living in the same property.
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Frank Brown
Northwestern Avenue
Son born to Mr and Mrs J L Nana maker
A son was born on Saturday September 23 to Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Nana. The brief notice identifies the newborn and parental names without additional details.
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J. Ll. Nanamaker
Ames Invites Citizens to Cornerstone Laying of New Post Office
An invitation to all residents to attend the cornerstone laying ceremony for Ames' new post office building this coming Saturday and to participate in the work surrounding the event.
Veterinary buildings near completion at college
The new Veterinary buildings are water tight with roofs nearly completed and plastering underway. Floors are being laid and furniture has arrived as the project advances toward a practical test next semester.
Thompson and Henry Head North for Canadian Land Trip
Tom Thompson and C.8 Henry left Tuesday night for Canada to inspect land holdings. Thompson is an agent for a large tract in the country. Mr. Gray of the college planned to go but his wife fell ill Monday night and he could not depart.
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Tom Thompson
Henry
Canada
Mr. Thompson
Mr. Gray
Families Plan California Trip This Week
Mr Gene Livingston and daughter Misa Esther Livingston Mrs George Armstrong and Mrs Leo Armstrong depart Tuesday for Los Angeles California The Livingstones will stay a year and the Armstrongs will visit Mrs Leo Armstrongs parents in California.
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Gene Livingston
Misa Esther Livingston
George Armstrong
Leo Armstrong
Los Angeles
California
Livingstone
Armstrongs
Haverly and Miller Move to Wettstein Tailoring Rooms
Haverly and Miller relocate their office to upstairs quarters above the Wettstein tailoring shop, signaling a residentially nearby professional setup and continued business operations in the area.
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Haverly & Miller
Wettstein Tailoring
Boston Store to Open Saturday by Tilden Store Co
The Boston Store will open this Saturday in the former L. J. Lynch building. Operated by the Tilden Store Co the shop offers clothing shoes and furnishings for all ages along with notions. Clerks include Mr and Mrs Val Martin and Miss Bollen.
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Boston
Tilden Store Co
L. J. Lynch
Val Martin
Miss Bollen
Fall opening lights up Ames Tilden store
The Tilden store in Ames staged a fall opening with decorated windows and all departments lit. At 9 o clock the doors opened to a large crowd that toured the store until 10. The Cramblitt orchestra played on the first balcony, Myrtle Wabbart distributed roses, and Mrs Paxton offered wafers and coffee in the grocery department. The proprietors expressed gratification at the visiting crowd.
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Tilden
Ames
Cramblitt Orchestra
Myrtle Wabbart
Marriage Rumors Confirmed Glen Anderson Weds Ellen Lindell
Glen Anderson and Ellen Lindell held a private ceremony in Blue Earth Minnesota on August 10. The couple’s wedding became known after Anderson’s mail carrier colleagues learned of the event and he confirmed it. The Times congratulates the couple.
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Glen Anderson
Ellen Lindell
Boone
Blue Earth
Minnesota
Glen
Times
Northwestern sidewalk misaligned at Kellogg crossing
Northwestern built a sidewalk crossing on Kellogg avenue over its tracks last week and extended the walk nineteen feet out of line on the north side. Mayor Sheldon discovered the discrepancy and Northwestern workers were busy straightening it out on Monday forenoon.
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Northwestern
Kellogg Avenue
Sheldon
Taft and Watermelons at Webster City Today
President Taft arrives in Webster City expected for a public address. A special train carried supporters from Ames and stations to greet him. Webster City plans to feed about 30 000 with free melons while offering parades and programs. Company C of the Iowa National Guards provides escort.
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Company C
Taft
Webster City
Ames
Iowa National Guards
Cyclones Open Football Season Against Minnesota in Minneapolis
Iowa State details preparations for the upcoming game at Minnesota next Saturday. Clyde Williams leads 4M Nettle Cyclones with veteran and new players shaping the lineup amid signals and scrimmages. Key players like Hurst Brennan Vincent and others face health notes as they push toward the season opener.
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Cyclones
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Clyle Williams
Clyde
Hurst
Harding
Bill Brennan
Vincent
Minnesota
W C Smith Promoted In Government Meat Inspection Service
W C Smith of S C 99 and an Ames native in the government meat inspecting service has been promoted to a higher position in the same role in Sioux City after several months in Omaha.
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W. C. Smith
S.C
Ames
Government
Omaha
Sioux City
Mammoth Wolf River Apples Shown At Times Office
Mrs. Ben Fincham brought three mammoth Wolf River apples to the Times office on Tuesday. The fruit, attached to a limb about a foot long, was described as mouth size with a dozen triplets of apples in the bunch.
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Ben Fincham
Times Office
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Champ Clarkon
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Parley Sheldon
A. H. Mann
Herman Knapp
Waldo Stultz
Ed. Rex
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Arthur Bauer
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Din
Shellon
Edward E. Smith
Case
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Lege Interurban
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Berore
Mr Mead
F Pepper
Mead
A. W. Gibson
Ness
Rusty Harte
Chappell
Ringheim
Rutledge
Chris Juhl
Don Hunt
MacDonald
Buck Hurst
Chuck Burge
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Laeman
Henninger
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Floyd Scott
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