High School Week Kicks Off With Sermon and Class Night
The first events of high school commencement week include a baccalaureate sermon by Rev. Lawrence B. Robertson at the Plymouth Congregational Church, services at First Methodist, and a choir night Tuesday leading to Thursday morning commencement in the city auditorium. The school expects its largest graduating class, with Class Night featuring "The Fort" at 8 o'clock in the junior high auditorium. The cast includes Theodore Rex, Ronald Davies, Charlotte Hanson, Arnold Sandine, and Katherine Holmberg, with a chorus and several special features planned.
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Lawrence B. Robertson
Plymouth Congregational Church
First Methodist
the Fort
Theodore Rex
Ronald Davies
Charlotte Hanson
Arnold Sandiie
Katherine Holmberg
Mary Chidlaw
Hattie Rosensweig
Velva Dorr
Oswald Robertson
Hattie Rosenxweig
Frederick Yoder
Frederick Barnes
Orillia Nordmarken
Miles Schwam
John Hutcheson
Electrician
Karl Rudser
Charles Larson
Chauncey Borman
Third Arrest Is Made Today In Bootlegging Case At Grand Forks
Elmer Armstrong was arrested this morning on bootlegging warrants marking the third arrest in twelve hours by Grand Forks police. Frank Emard and Donald Wents were arrested last night on sworn warrants. Emard waived examination and posted $1,000 bail while Wents could not furnish bail and was sent to jail to await a preliminary hearing Monday.
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Elmer Armstrong
Grand Forks
Frank Emard
Donald Wents
R. J. Purcell
Emard
Wentz
Merchants Warned About Bad Check Artists
The South Dakota Retail Merchants Association warned city merchants about two bad check operators heading to the area in a Ford car. The culprits, a man about 25, tall and light haired with blue eyes, and a woman about 22, 5 feet 6 or 7 inches, 140 pounds with light hair, are named in part as W. T. Taylor and Grace Taylor.
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South Dakota
W. T. Taylor
Grace Taylor
Harry Gotzian Trades Farm For Fuller Block
Harry Gotzian of Elmerado and formerly of this city closed a deal trading his Elmerado farm for the Fuller block with the Fuller Motor company. He purchased a Belmont avenue home and will move his family to town. The Gotsian farm will be run by George Fuller, brother of Fay N. Fuller, president of the Fuller Motor company, with the block occupying the corner of Third street and International avenue and noted as a new apartment building in the city.
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Harry Gotsian
Elmerado
Fuller
Fuller Motor Company
Gotsian
Belmont Avenue
George Fuller
Fay N. Fuller
Third Street
Armbruster to Leave for East After Sunday Service
Reverend E. O. Armbruster pastor of St Mark English Lutheran church will depart after services for Chicago and Columbus Ohio. He will attend the commencement where he earned his degree and will also visit the Northwest Synod gathering next week.
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E. O. Armbruster
St. Mark's English Lutheran Church
Chicago
Columbus
Ohio
Bisce
Oratorio and Philharmonic Societies Asked to Leave
Fragmentary item notes the Oratorio and Philharmonic societies of Grand For ged theimilate university are asked leare cens oe baonaing to the or Pier Pia. have ceased reconvesing of ths.
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Philhharmonic
Pier Pia
Lutheran Bible School Service Sets Final Night
Rev David Stoeve of the aeeay Lutheran church will deliver the baccalaureate sermon at the Bible School service Sunday at 8 pm Prof E M Strom presiding The program includes choral numbers devotionals a baritone solo and a sermon with special music by the school organists and choir members
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David Stoeve
Aeeay
E. M. Strom
Stoeve
Buxton Band Delivers Notable UND Armory Concert
Buxton high school band performed a first rate concert Friday at the University of North Dakota armory. Fourteen numbers were played, eight in the opening section and six in the second. Highlights included Boy Scouts March, Mountain Echoes, Anvil Chorus, The Soldier’s Chorus, and Stars and Stripes Forever. A return engagement is planned for Buxton high school graduation exercises June 18.
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Buxton High School
University of North Dakota Armory
Trovatore
Faust
Sonna
Peony Show Set for Grand Forks June 12 14
The first peony show in Grand Forks history will run June 12 13 and 14 in the Dacotah hotel with the Commercial club and Grand Forks Fair association backing. Beonies tame and wild flowers potted plants and ferns will be on display with possible judging by the North West Peony association of Minneapolis.
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Grand Forks
Maz Kannowski
Dacotah
Commercial Club
Grand Forks Fair Association
Crisaman
North West
Peony Association of
Minneapolis
Clothing Stores to Move in Grand Forks June
Two Grand Forks business houses will relocate around mid June. The M Starknfield clothing store moves to the Improvement block owned by Mr Stanchfield and the C H Opsahl clothing store moves to 319 DeMers avenue, former Apola theater site. Both interiors will be rebuilt. Opsahl reorganizes his company as the H Opsahl company with officers President Opsahl Vice President Hankey and Secretary Treasurer Hawkins. M D Haugan returns from Minneapolis after two days on business.
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Grand Forks
M. Stanchfield
Mr. Stanchfield
C. H. Opsahi
DeBfers Avenue
Apola
DeMers Avenue
Stanchfeld
Opsahl
H. Opsahl
Mr. Opsahl
F. G. Hankey
J. W. Hawkins
Nash Bros
North Third St
DeMers
Apola Theatre
Baccalaureate Sunday Morning at University of North Dakota
The baccalaureate sermon for the graduating class at the University of North Dakota will be delivered Sunday at 11 00 in Corwin Hall. Ebertson of Wesley Colleges presides addressing the students. Dr Robertson presents The Aid of the Great Teacher in Self Discovery. W Doyle Watt sings The Lord Is My Light. Thirty six seniors in class. Commencement next Friday evening in Woodworth Auditorium with Dean Joseph Kennedy delivering the address.
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Model High School
University of North Dakota
Gelock
Corwinhall Dei
Ebertson
Wesley Colleges
Robertson
W. Doyle Watt
Frances Allitson
Lord
Woodworth Auditorium
Joseph Kennedy
School of Education
University
Nominations Closed For Commercial Club Directors
The Commercial club announced Secretary W. W. Blain that nominations for the board of directors are closed. Eight directors will be chosen at the annual meeting and election next Wednesday night. Petition nominees include H. P. Rice H. G. Buchingham J. A. Poppler Dr. H. W. F. Law W. H. Shulze M. Stanchfield J. H. Woll N. G. Benner W. H. Kelsey W. A. Collins Bert D. Keck Dr. R. D. Campbell J. R. Carley and L. W. Myers.
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The
Commercial Club
W. W. Blain
H. P. Rice
H. G. Bucingham
J. A. Poppler
H. W. F. Law
W. H. Shulze
M. Stanchfield
J. H. Woll
N. G. Benner
W. H. Kelsey
W. A. Collins
Bert D. Keck
Dr. R.D. Campbell
J. R. Carley
L. W. Myers
Grand Forks County Play Day Opens In Larimore
Larimore North Dakota June 3 crowds from all county districts attend the eighth annual Grand Forks county Program with events starting at 10 am a county track and field meet a Holmes band concert a noon basket picnic and a grand parade featuring Modern Health Crusaders Roscoe Arbuckle now directing Buster Keaton in a new comedy after his manslaughter acquittal is reported from Los Angeles
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Larimore
N. D
Grand Forks
Holmes
Fatty
Los Angeles
Cal
Roscoe
aFtty) Arbuckle
San Francisco
Virginia Rappe
Buster
Joseph F.) Keaton
June Mind Planting Time At Dakota Business College
F. L. Watkins, president of Dakota Business College in Fargo North Dakota explains the June start to the school year. He says planting business knowledge now yields graduates ready for peak market season with many securing positions even in dull months.
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Dakota Business College
Fargo
N. D
F. L. Watkins
Elizabeth Stajgr
U. S. Veterans’ Bureau
Front St. Fargo
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