Local News Highlights From Ames Area Notes and Visits
Ames area notices show community life with football game attendance, Sunday visits, and travel to Estherville and Graettinger. Names include Miss Olive Noble, Mr. Peter Miller, Col. Jensen, Mrs. Loyd Crim, and Rev. Cunningham. Events mention high school sports, church groups, birthdays, and local social visits amid weathered reports of minor injuries and farming notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Axelion
Estherville
M. J. Murphy
Emmetsburg
AL VL
Mills
Malis
Ted Christiansen
Fnby
Ruthven
Dinedman Lee
Gracktinggey
Binmeteburg
Loyd Crim
Sitherville
Wood, Newhal
Rudy
Netherville
Lawrence ‘Thoresen
Boney Hospital
Mather Ville
Lows Koutsesn
Callender
Tuyen
Fred Eikeworth
Cedar Rapids
Fred Levell
George Coolidge
Lake Park
Kev
A. R. Cuthbert
J. A. Wanneceaty
John Jackman
LeRoy Bartlemian
Car Spies
Joseph Gabrielson
Ames
Randall, Towse
Pg, Pedersen
Shurimin Sannes
Metherville
Miss Noble
Cornell Carlope Conservatory
Kentucky Belle lively high school notes and plays
High School notes recount the play Kentucky Belle and upcoming Lyceum numbers. Mentions Miss Kinsbury visiting, Joe Gabrielson at Ames, and girls basketball prospects under coach Miss Farquhar. References to pep, a Junior class poem, and campus pranks amid sport and theater enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ginger
Gotke
Yan
Joe Gabrielson
Ames
Fivergome
Kentucky
Everyong
Muariah
Thursty
Sheriff Secures Machine Guns For Whisky Runners
Will One Machine Guns Rev H A Wagner presents three Bay Bottineau county clipping. Machines to halt whisky runners at the Canadian border roads, sheriff plans to place them along routes from the line. Also report Father Schleier from local church transferred to Spencer and Father Conway of Sanborn to serve here. Parishioners express mixed feelings but wish him success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Wagner
Bay
North Dakota
Bottineau County
Terris Tribune
Father Schleier
Spencer Tather
J. Sehleier
Spencer
Father C. Conway
Sanborn
Father Schieler
Eatharville
Beets Shipments Rise At Swea City Station
The Swea City area shipped 1 974 tons of beets with 1 574 tons reported by Tuesday evening. At 300 pounds per ton, output equals 692 200 pounds of sugar valued around 68 600 dollars. 58 cars hauled beets to Mason City’s Northern Sugar factory. Pepper Pleads Guilty to assault with intent in a wage dispute case near Renwick. five year term at Fort Madison. If weather cooperates, 400 more tons and a total of 2 300 tons are expected, worth about 27 000 dollars at 12 dollars per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swea City
Northern Sugar Corporation
Mason City
Pepper
Sam Pepper
Lewis Otte
Renwick
Fort Madison
Otto
Chicago
Humboldt Independent
Pocket Book Stolen From Charles Day Home
A thief entered the Charles Day home on Sunday and stole a pocket book from the kitchen table in daylight. The owner reported the bag contained cash checks and papers. only a broken clasp was found afterward. The incident drew local attention as a bold daytime theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Day
Mrs. Day
Humboldt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Quaker Oats Co
Logal News
Nettleton Camemercint College
Adv
Jhunioy Sewing Club
Foo Tiley
Srembess
Tek
Yoda
Mies Olive Noble
Mr. Perot Guess
Batherville
Netlinger
Mahan
Herville
Harold
Miss Paur Salisbury
J ‘Radmin
Wilhur Shaw
Jackson
Minnesota
Bumlay
Craellinger
Robert Knight
Thomas Mahan
Graettinser
Earl Jones
Col. Jensen
Nicol- Intt
Peter Miller
Mr. Jensen
Acorn
Calvin Ganmnon
Olena Jacobenaviere
Agnes Angs
Anna Vergum
Hartley
J. J. O'Rourke
Baby
Estherville Munday
Vincent Kelly
Genevieve Highey
Ustherville
Henry Clemenson
Terrie
Anna Clemenson
First National Bank
Ab Gyaethingser
I Dhe Tate
Tawa
U.S
Hhanting House
Holeral
U. S
FL R. Bank
F. RR. Bank
State of
Iowa
Palo Alto
John O. Jartson
John 0. Jertson
McCarty
Fred Spies
John O'Connor
P. Montgomery
Robertson
Virginia Sweet
Gracttinger, Towa
Miss Kinsbury
West Bend
Graettinger
Opie
Hawkeye Theatre
Opie Read
United States
J. W. Oskes
Jvaettinger
Henry Westergard
C. H. Clemensen
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