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Newspaper

The Weekly Times Record

Location

Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1922

Page

6

Fargo and North Dakota notes from a 1921 school page

A collage of university and school items moves from a Teachers College budget plan by Dean Vernon Squires to a Europe travel lecture tour and a Boston Intercollegiate course. It covers high school public notices, Christmas gifts to Motts county, and junior high class reorganizations with student activities and cheer.

Teachers College Vernon Squires University of North Dakota Europe Montreal New York Intercollegiste ‘Cours Company Boston Dean Squires Obvranmergay Fargo High School Agricultural Golieve Fargo Ieady College Ymcas Ams YW. C. A Agricultural College Wexun University of Manitoba Grand Forks Winnipeg Occidental Colege of Los Angeles University University of South Dakota At Vermilion the Optic The South High School Columbus Ohio

Praining School Notes Reminisce Doll Day and Toy Week

Primary room delighted with Doll Day activities as girls bring dolls and playfully interact while boys transform a classroom into a railroad yard for Toy Day. Book Day follows with Christmas books. Wilabell Matcheck’s YWCA doll features in a note of thanks. Fourth grade reorganizes into three sections with 4A class names listed and extra recital space created for practice teachers.

Wilabell Matcheck Wilabell Miss Amidon Anna Case Jeannette Mary Davidson Santa Barbara Bliss John Betzina John Darland Esther Hanchett Arthur Lee Margaret Paine Edna Seholbere Arthur Spalding Lynn Wemett Whitley West

Woll Concert Company Recital Delights College Audience

The Woll Concert Company presented a well arranged recital in the College Auditorium on Wednesday evening. The performers met their high reputation with merit. The program featured Mendelssohn, Gluck Saint Saens, Massenet, Flotow, Chopin Jonas, Grondahl, Grieg, West Cadman Foster and included selections for tenor and piano with Norwegian and Swedish folk songs.

Woll College Mendelssohn Elijah Gluck Saint Saens Alceste Massenet Flotow Chopin—Jonas Grondahl Grieg

President Allen Introduces New Secretary Zelda Williams

Miss Zelda Williams of Chinook Montana begins duties as secretary to President C E Allen at the winter quarter opening. A Montana grad educated at the Montana University Dakota Business College Fargo she has three years of office experience as clerk stenographer and cashier. Miksa Williams brings strong recommendations as prior employer. The Budget extends a cordial welcome.

Zelda Williams Chinook Montana C. E. Allen Miss Williams Jyne University of Montana Dakota Business College Fargo Miksa Williams

A Long Look Educationally

Tom wonders whether admissions limits by merit reflect the true purpose of education. The piece argues against restricting higher education to a gifted few, contending that democracy relies on a broad educated citizenry and that education should train the common man, not merely produce leaders. It favors broad access, trial entrance, and training over limiting intake or equating education with a profession.

Teachers College F. B. Taylor Jamestown College Tom Wonderin America Lincoln Dewey

Education and society through new spiritual worlds

A long view of education argues for personal growth first to expand the map of life for individuals and society. It notes a stage of history where people need new spiritual worlds to conquer, warning against idleness as the material realm is mastered. The piece contrasts Emersonian imagery with a critique of elite governance while advocating broader higher education.

Emerson School of Education

Holiday Frolic Brings Dormitory Christmas Cheer

The east dormitory hosted a Wednesday evening holiday dinner for all boarders with festive decoration and a district school Christmas program. Visiting districts contributed numbers, a silent pantomime won the prize, and Mrs Amidon led carols while a violin duet by Amoth and Wilson delighted attendees Santa Claus handed out bags of popcorn nuts and candy with larger packages for some recipients.

Wemnett Santa Claus Kk. B

Read Splendid Story in Chapel

President C E Allen read The Daguerreotype by Mary Muller to students, urging them to apply the tale to personal experience. It follows Oglesby, a cautious son who, after marriage, faces his wife's illness and proves his own deep knowledge, revealing his hidden merit through Dr Benson's examination and his father's legacy.

C. E. Allen Mary Muller Oglesby Agnes Benson

Five Power Treaty Athletic Coach Now Ready

Washington reports the five power treaty on naval arms is ready for final approval by chief delegates. The draft goes to plenipotentiaries for endorsement this week and may be proclaimed soon. A new faculty member, L G Hurst, arrives from Bloomington to coach history and physical education. Hurst, a former Great Lakes naval instructor and Illinois official, has coached basketball and football, aiding a strong season outlook for the team.

Washington United States L. G. Hurst Bloomington Illinois Ilinois Wesleyan University Hurst Navy Great Lakes Naval Training Station State Officials Association of Ilinois Spalding

Seniors Present Bright Program at Teachers College

The State Teachers College senior class offered an engaging chapel program on Saturday morning December 17. Vivian Christianson read Blue Roses, Pearl Frost led as the Piper in Pied Piper with a cast including Ruth Meldahl Mary McMillan Inez Taylor Grace Siple Florence Lundquist and Lois Wolff. Fern Dubendorf read Why the Chimes Rang Joyce Peterson sang Roses of Piccardy. Afterward YWCA girls performed stunts to promote the evening Bazaar.

Teachers College State Teachers College Chapel Vivian Christianson Pearl Frost Ruth Meldahl Mary McMillan Inez Taylor Grace Siple Florence Lundquist Lois Wolff Fern Dubendorf

Getchell Prairie Items and Local Weddings

Mr and Mrs J H White shared a turkey dinner at the Harpers in Valley City. Mrs Skidmore visits the Holcomb home as Mahlon Ronzheimer returns to Fargo for duties at A C. Whitcher and Lamp families host gatherings while Donna Grube visits. A New Year dinner at Whitcher Getchell home drew 84 guests. Varlyn Ayers wed Ruth Amundsen in Alamo ND on Dec 28. Community members join in benevolent charity for the Children’s Home. Sophia Ayres returns from Alamo after the wedding.

J. H. White S. E. Harper Valley City Skidmore Ed Holcomb Mahlon Ronzheimer Fargo A. C Chas, Whitcher Lloyd Lamp W. W Wm. Martin Donna Grube Harriett Whitcher J. H. Whitcher Fred Getchell Chas, Whitcheren Wm. Harper Claud Ferrell North Dakota Claude Ferrell Sophia Ayres Alamo, N. D Varlyn

Dormitory Room Changes At Local College

Old Dormitory notes changes in rooming assignments for Fall term. Marie Mullen moves to Ferguson's home, Inez Oleson becomes new roommate in room 2, and Florence Lundquist visits with Inez and Clara Hoode in room 15. Other students shift rooms on floors two and three, with several new arrivals in room 27 and housekeeping setups in room 29.

Marie Mullen Ferguson Inez Oleson Florence Lundquist Clara Hoode Mary Coffey Frances von Gorres Paula Kittel Casgelton Ruth Strohm Rae Howery Anna Monson Ina Coutts Jeannette Paulson Johanna Vinje

PARK AVENUE COTTAGE Welcome back to school and new arrivals

School resumes with three new girls Joyce Kringle Theresa Rose and Dorothy Gubelman joining Park Avenue Cottage. Readers note a full-length mirror in room and lively local social news includes dinners on Normal Avenue and a Chicago Christmas. Affectionate chatter and playful notes fill the week with visits and treats. LA Darby O Malley recovering from grippe linked to political talk.

Joyce Kringle Theresa Rose Dorothy Gubelman Jean Gardiner Lydia Overby Normal Avenue

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