Swanson to attend AAUW convention in Seattle 1975
Mrs. Myron R. Swanson of Bemidji will join about 2,000 AAUW delegates from across the nation at the biennial convention in Seattle June 15 to 19. Minnesota AAUW has 53 branches and 5,540 members.
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Myron R. Swanson
Calihan Aenue
Minnesota
American Association of University Women
Seattle
Washington
M. Anne Campbell
Lincoln
Nebr
AAUW
Nebraska
Martha W. Griffiths
Michigan
Aileen C. Hernandez
National Organization For Women
Fumi Takano
Japan
International Federation of University Women
Open University
Jane
Aauw Educational Foundation
Bemidji women nursing grads from Abbott Northwestern class
Two Bemidji graduates Mary Dow and Sandy Olson joined 110 graduates of Abbott Northwestern Hospital School of Nursing in Minneapolis. Dow will work at Bemidji Hospital. Olson plans to work at Blue Earth United Hospital and marry Chuck Sprenger in June 1975.
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Bemidji
Abbott-Northwestern Hospital School of Nursing
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Mary Dow
Sandy Olson
Central Lutheran Church
Abbott-Northwestern School of Nursing
Abbott and
Northwestern Hospitals
Robert T. Smith
Minneapolis Tribune Comunist
Dow
Olson
Bemidji High School
Larry Dow
Lake Blvd
Salt Lake City
Utah
Bemidji Hospital
Chuck Sprenger
Conger
Blue Earth United Hospital
St Scholastica and NEMDA to Offer Northeastern Minnesota Scholarships
The College of St Scholastica and the Northeastern Minnesota Development Association announce an eighteen thousand dollar scholarship contest to reverse brain drain. Awards include an eight thousand four year tuition, four thousand two year tuition, and two four year two thousand total for community college graduates. Applicants must have a B average, commit to staying in the Arrowhead region, complete college admission, and submit a ten page theme tied to brain drain or regional quality of life. Write to NEMDA Scholarship Program Office at St Scholastica Duluth Minnesota for details.
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Minnesota
College of St. Scholastica
Northeastern Minnesota Development Association
College’ of St. Scholastica
NEMDA
Scholastica
Arrowhead
Moe-Pierce wedding vows said in May
Marilyn Irene Moe and Michael Allan Pierce wed May 24 at 2 p m in Solway Lutheran Church. The ceremony featured Rev. Allen Skindler and music by Julie Gulliksrud and Cliff Kastner with selections from classic love songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moe-Pierce
Solway’ Lutheran Church
Marilyn Irene Moe
Ole Moe
Julie Gulliksrud
Cliff Kastner
Calvary Lutheran Women Meet with Devotions and Pins
The Calvary Lutheran Church Women LCW met June 5 with Lois Samuelson presiding. Ginger Olson led devotions and Liv and Kara Abrahamson sang a Norwegian song. Lois Samuelson gave a history of the ALCW and Gloria Joy spoke on the ALCW emblem. Pin recipients included Marilyn Abrahamson Clara Berg Theoline Hoem Ida Hilde Sally Kaiser Gladys Sekula and Viola Worth. Honorary members 34 women aged 65 plus. memorial to Mrs. Martin Johnson announced by Bev Miller. A trio then performed and Sylvia Peterson oversaw the program with Florence Lundmark in charge of lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Lutheran Church
Lois Samuelson
LCW
Ginger Olson
Liv
Kara Abrahamson
ALCW
Gloria Joy
Marilyn Abrahamson
Clara Berg
Theoline
Martin Johnson
Bev Miller
Joyce Way
Sylvia Peterson
Florence Lundmark
Mobile home fires deadly risk rises in Minnesota data
University of Minnesota specialist William Angell analyzed Minnesota Fire Marshal data from 1970 to 1974 and found mobile home fires are 94 percent more likely to cause fatalities than conventional homes. He urges smoke detectors, safe wiring checks for homes built 1965–1972, easy to operate egress windows, proper appliance maintenance, and careful use of furnace and water heater compartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
University of Minnesota
William Angell
Angell
Gustavus Adolphus hosts 17th annual Institute on Aging
Nearly 500 attendees from St. Peter and Bemidji participate in Gustavus Adolphus College two day aging conference on June 3 and 4 co sponsored by the Governor's Citizens Council on Aging and the Lutheran Brotherhood Life Insurance Society. Dr Nancy Anderson of the University of Minnesota delivers the keynote urging local action on in home supportive services. Daphne Krause of Minneapolis urges preserving dignity for all ages at the banquet. A panel on Networks of Supportive Services closes the event with Dr Wendell Swenson presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Peter
H. J. Oebser
Nathaniel Chumley
Irma Smith
Harry Holand
Bemidji
Erma St. George
Bagley
Gustavus Adolphus College
Institute On
Governor's
Citizens’ Council On Aging
Lutheran Brotherhood Life Insurance Society
University of Minnesota
School of Public Affairs
Nancy Anderson
Wendell Swenson
Mayo Clinic
Institute On Aging
Celery Salt Elevates Canned Tomato Juice Served Cold
A small amount of celery salt enhances canned tomato juice giving a bright pop. Serve frosty and cold for a refreshing, simple drink.
McGinty family hosts open house and wedding anniversary
Relatives and friends are invited to an open house and 25th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Willard McGinty at 1608 Delton Ave. from 2:00 to 4:30 p.m. on Sunday, June 15. No invitations are being sent.
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Willard McGinty
Delton Ave
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Bemidji, Minnesota
Swanson
Bemidji Women Nursing Grads
Wallace Olson
Norwood Dr
Social Recreation Committee
St. Scholastica Plans
Kenwood Avenue
Duluth
Linda Vetter
Liz Fredrickson
Joanne Moe
Susan Moe
Solway
John Lindseth
John Fredrickson
Brian Pierce
Mark Pierce
Dennis Moe
Don Wilson
Raymond Sand
Diana Boyer
Carol Lindgren
Elmer Sand
Norman Tolman
Jude Kastner
Debbie Fredrickson
Sandy Jones
Judy Olson
Harriet Padria
Math Moe
Plentywood
Mont
Bemidji State College
Crookston
Snowbank Lodge
Ely
Mr. and
Mrs
Michael Allan Pierce
Hoem
Ida Hilde
Sally Kaiser
Gladys Sekula
Viola Worth
Daphne Krause
Age and Opportunity Center
Stony Point
Tombstone
Cass Lake
Paul
Playhouse
Angel Street
DR. Jeckyl and
MR. Hyde
Locateso
Henry
Heweance
ST. Bemidji
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