Wedding of Miss Finte Kathryn Dahl to Lieut Harry South
Miss Kathryn Dahl daughter of Mrs Emma M Dahl of 1724 University Avenue Van Veren quietly marries Lieut Harry E South of Argusville North Dakota The ceremony conducted by Rev Thomas H Gallagher at the First Methodist church The couple will reside at Fort Snelling after July 1 both graduates of the University of North Kota class of 1914 The bride a Delta Gamma and Phi Beta Kappa member taught art at the university The groom a Synergos fraternity member and former assistant cashier at the First State Bank of Cathay NC The wedding draws wide interest among university people and friends across the state more details follow in local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finte- Kathryn Dahl
Emma M. Dahl
University Avenue
Van
Harry E
Argusville
N.D
Thomas H. Gallagher
First Methodist Church
Kuesta
South
Fort Snelling
36Th United States Infantry
Duates
University of North
C. B. South
N. D
Lieutenant South
Lara South
Eprom
Wedge
Kin of General Aids War Workers
Miss Arline Scully daughter of General Scully of Atlanta Georgia visits Washington and devotes herself to social life and daily camp welfare work. She aims to improve comfort in city house camps and assists in every way possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arline Scully
Washington
Miss Scully
General Scully
Atlanta
Telephone Girls Seek War Risk Insurance Endorsement
An amendment to the War Risk Insurance Act before Congress seeks proper coverage for telephone operators with the American Expeditionary Forces in France. The War Work Council of the YWCA endorses it and has sent a resolution to Senator Simmons and Rep. Simms. Telephone operators, yet labeled civilian employees, face danger near firing lines while lacking benefits. A 28-woman unit led by Nellie Snow remained at the YWCA National Training School near the National Board building in New York City before sailing.
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Congress
War Work Council
National Y. W. Co. A
F. M. Simmons
Finance Committee
Senate
Thetus W. Simms
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
House of Representatives
France
Stat
Signal Corps
Nellie Snow
Lowell
Massachusetts
National Training School of the
National Board
New York City
Mission Workers Hold Conference at North Dakota Women’s Society
The 18th annual convention of the North Dakota branch of the Woman's Missionary Society of the Evangelical Association opened at the Evangelical church. Delegates from North and South Dakota arrived. Mrs. H. G. Wegner will preside, with Rev. W. C. Hallwachs of Cleveland as chief speaker. Notable visitors include Fargo presiding elder Rev. Brokmueller. Sessions run through Sunday with multiple services, Bible studies, reports, and banner awards.
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North Dakota
Woman's Missionary Society, Evangelical Association
Evangelical’ Church
North
South Dakota
H. G. Wegner
Big Stone City
W. C. Hallwacks
Cleveland
Ohio
Brokmueller
Fargo
Mary Teichman
Anna Kaufman
C. F. Strut
W. C. Hallwachs
W C T U Continues War Relief Drive Amid Shortfall
The W C T U drive for $1500 to fund war relief work was extended beyond last Monday amid canvassing delays. At the latest state headquarters report, over $800 had been raised and organizers expect to reach the target by week’s end. In Fargo a wedding unites Miss Axalia Kol and Charles Ellis as they plan a Great Lakes trip to Detroit, where Ellis will work as chief chemist for Berry Co.
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Apni Stats
Resoe
Fargo
Axalia Kolof Fargo
Charles Ellis
Detroit
Mich
E. C. Kolbe
Daniela Freeman
Fargo College
Ellis
Lake Meligea
Great Lakes
Berry Company
Massachusetts Institute of Technogogy
Mra. Ellis
New Rockford
H. B. Finch
Red Cross Work Highlighted In June Reports
June activities show 3 229 chapters of the Red Cross organized for home service and 20 603 workers nationwide. An estimated 34 050 000 expended for relief. about 202 000 families cared for. Auto owners volunteers aided a Caselton North Dakota drive to a Red Cross picnic near town. Nearly 2 000 people mingled at the farm with stalls, games, a dinner and a dance. about 41 339 raised for the Red Cross. Polk County hosts 171 aero rates. 20 branches represented at the annual meeting in a Minneapolis high school. Resolution praised northern division officers for supervision. A Red Cross worker in France served 265 meals in 2 1/2 hours. Anna Frazer of this city visiting Fargo ends. Juniors make furniture. Ladies Aid to host ice cream social on Walnut and Fourth in Minneapolis for a convalescent home carload from local schools. Camp Grant convalescent homes to be maintained with base hospitals. first zone house completed.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
I. Bundlie
J. H. Richard
St. Mark's’ Lutheran Church
Helen Blanche Hokanson
Henry Theodor Johnson
Anna Sareteki
Northwood
Fred Karlson
Bangs
Dacotan
H. B. Thorgrimsen
First Lutheran Church
8. S. Harrison
North Fourth Street
Walter Barclay
Red
United States
Lota
Motors
Casaelton
N. D
Red Cross
Polk County
Sevien
Peal County
Red ‘Cross
Minneapolis
American Red Cross
France
Anna Frazer
Fargo
H. D
Paulson
Lisbon
Lutheran
Free Church
Minn
Walnut Street
Fourth Avenue
Camp Grant
Busy housewives urged to conserve food for war relief
A women’s call to action urges putting aside busy schedules to follow the food administration’s wartime conservation program. Local Red Cross drives raise funds, with Euclid avenue knitting club hosting a Carnival to aid Junior Red Cross and other circles report solid support. Oata auxiliary picnic nets over 160 for Red Cross while election board workers receive noon lunches from the group. Utah schools plan extended vacations if summer attendance requires it.
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Food Administration
Red Cross
U.S. Food Administration
Europe
The
Food Administration For the Conservation of Food
Euclid Avenue
Mamle Christianson
Special Meet for Young People of Salvation Army
Major Wm Kiddle northern province youth secretary will attend Salvation Army hall tonight and tomorrow night with a special program and refreshments after. Captain and Mrs Veach assist. Public invited. Florence Fjelstad of Wells Minn arrives to summer with sister Mrs J H Wold. Florence Pritchard of Thief River Falls visits Madeleine Turner. Mrs Robert Argyle Chamberlain leaves Sunday for Duluth.
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Wm. Kiddle
Young People's
Northern Province
Salvation Army Hall
Major Kiddle
Salvation Army
Veach
Florence Fjelstad
Wells, Minn
J. H. Wold
Belmont Avenue
Florence Pritchard
Thief River Falls
Minn
Madeline Turner
Pritchard
University of North Dakota
Roundup
Mont.ee
Robert Argyle Chamberlain
Hamilton Nason
Duluth
Farmers call for student help in harvest season across Utah
A Utah manufacturers association secretary says school districts will be surveyed to align harvest work with school calendars. The plan seeks to employ students during summer break, noting voluntary prior offers from Utah students to work on farms.
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Oae
Ely A. C. Rees
Manufacturers’ Association of Utah
Utah
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May Kozel
Hast Grand Forks
Minto
Joe Kress
Frank Hojob
Tabor
C. B. Keller
East Grand Forks
W. D. Gillespie
Orville Johnson
H. M. Ench
Moscow
Russia
Thorgrimsen
Enchhaa
International Harvester Company
Copenhagen
Denmark
A. A. Halverson
A. A. Halverson, 4 Sister-In-Law of Mrs. Thergrimsen
Mrs. Ench
Huband
Country
Gome
Running
Black’s
John G. Brandin
American Bank
Meth Friewes
Zeus ‘Grand Peres
Mise Arline Scully
H. 3. Wegner
Round Table
Wm. Stickow
Congregational
G. H. Kowalke
W. C. Hall
West
Mra
Happel
Presiding Elder
J. Voegels
W. C.T. Ulis
Northland and Tabor
Oata
Henry Eccles
W. H. Elfring
Ojata
Activitie
Salt Lake City
Mrs. i Whiting
N. Dak
Lovell
Home Tea CO
Northwestern National Bank
Scamnobayus America
EMO
VSS
Odel
Zeyda
New York
Wold's Store
South Third St
Neo Northwest
Pacific Northwest
Oregon
BritishColumbia
Qur International Playground
Pacific
Northwest
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Trade
Commercial Club
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Victoria
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Salem
Oregons
Olympis
Wak
Herbert Yell
Beattie
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