State Normal Training School Announces Summer Session
The State Normal Training school will start summer work on Monday June 30 at nine o clock and run through August 8. Classes will cover kindergarten through eighth grade from nine to noon except early grades released at 11 30. Activities include play gardening manual training domestic science hand work story telling dramatization music and physical education while regular subjects are taught to prevent summer learning loss. The plan rewards merit and may advance unusually able students a half to a whole grade next year.
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State Normal Training School
Daily social notes from Valley City and area gossip
Saturday's edition records numerous local social updates from Valley City and nearby towns. Mentions include Miss Margaret Pray traveling to Wadena for a two week visit, visits by Mr. and Mrs. Byron Wilcox and Mrs. Sunde of Buffalo to the area, and Harry Eckert returning from San Francisco after 13 months in Camp Fremont service. It notes graduations, livestock sales, business changes, and upcoming trips as residents engage in personal travel and professional matters.
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Harry. Eckert
San Francisco
Camp Fremont
Valley City Notes and Local Travel Events in 1920
Mr C L Burton and others plan a ten day auto trip through Minnesota and South Dakota visiting friends in Bismarck and Valley City prepares for 1920 conventions led by L S Ward. P N Pederson returns to Brookings after land talks in the area. Paul V Wood arrives in Boston on transport Mongolia after crossing from France. John Wooland renews a Times-Record subscription. his family has read the paper for over thirty five years.
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Paul V. Wood
Chas. Lewzader
Boston
Mass
Mongolia
St. Nazairre
France
Camp Devens
Maas
Camp Dodge
Valley City
John Wooland
Times-Record
Miss Ella Boyd Wins Scholarships Then Takes Vacation
Miss Ella Meay Boyd leaves yesterday on No 4 for Fargo and Hillsboro to visit friends and travel in the two cities for ten days. She has earned four scholarships for her studies, prompting her family to grant a well deserved vacation. Nels Nelson, visiting the Winkler family, departed for Hancock Minnesota after attending the wedding. Mr and Mrs Martin Nelson of Hancock also went to Cooperstown to visit friends at Fenn place. Martin is a Winkler brother and came for the wedding.
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Ella Meay Boyd
Fargo
Hillsboro
Friends
Roe
Boyd
Nels Nelson
Winkler
Hancock
Minnnesday
Martin Nelson
Minn
Coopere
Fenn Place
Martin
Do Not Change Your Husbands at Grand Theater
A Sanborn theater crowd viewed Do Not Change Your Husbands last night with favorable reception noting its lively plot and relatable antics. Local residents, including Mrs. C. E. Batcheller and Mrs. J. N. Green, share weekend travels and family news while others attend lodge events and prepare for upcoming visits, concerts, and a Barnes circus stop.
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Grand Theater
Johnsons Visit Atwater After City Stay
Mr and Mrs M L Johnson and daughter from Harlem North Dakota travel by auto to Atwater Minnesota to visit friends after a few days at the home of Mr and Mrs O W Pagel in the city Mrs Johnson is Pagel's sister and they are touring the country by car
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M. L. Johnson
Harlem
N. D
Atwater, Minn
0. W. Pagel
Remains of Mrs Viola Williams in Eckelson Are Noted
Remains of Mrs Viola Ashley Williams wife of the late George FP Williams of Eckelson died last night at Riverside hospital about 8 30. She would have been 67 on June 24. Mr Williams died about four years ago. The deceased was one of the pioneer citizens of Eckelson country.
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Viola Ashley Williams
George FP. Williams
Eckelson
Riverside Hospital
Williams
Eckelson Country
Lee Cowell Seeks Touring Cars at Fargo Opener
Lee Cowell traveled to Fargo on the early train and plans to bring back a Buick roadster. He has sold all his touring cars and must settle for roadsters, hoping to secure more touring cars soon.
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Lee Cowell
Fargo
Will
Salvation Army Captain Takes Fargo Duty Despite Illness
Gapt Malpass of the Salvation Army arrived in Fargo on Saturday to oversee army work there for several days. The captain battles boils but remains committed to his duties, undeterred by discomfort.
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Gapt
Malpass
Salvation Army
Fargo
Local Sergeant Visit Attracts Town Youth
Sergeant C. L. Brown of the Fargo garrison will be in the city for a couple of days staying at the Avenue Hotel. He invites local young men who wish to enlist to seek him there for possible assistance.
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John Piller
Grand Theater
Grafton
C. L. Brown
Fargo
H Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harold Bell Wright
Sybil Andres
Forest Rangers
John Willard
San Bernardino
Mts
Margaret
Wadena
Byron Wilcox
Sunde
Buffalo, N. D
E. A. Pray
Laurence
Faribault, Minn
Frances
J. H. Whitcher
Mandan
R. B. Berg
Eau Claire, Wis
O. S. Gunderson and
Ernest Maresh
I. A. Harris
Main Street
D. C
P. A. Pickett
Harry Mason
Grand Forks
Times- Record Office
Earl Carr
George H. Law
Esterday
George Jis
Mra. Garley
Geo, Staples
Mabel Winkler
Hancock, Minn
Mrs. Winkler
L. S. Ward
P. N. Pederson
Brookings
Jamestown
Mr. Pederson
Sanborn
J.J. Dalton
Fairview Cemetery
C. E. Bateheller
Fingal
Ior
Chase. Mikkelson
Wahpeton
Ernest Johnson
Hermann Stern
Detroit
Zetta Nunn
Howard Willson
Clifford
the Agricultural College
J. B. Slaugenhaupt
Kennewick, Wash
J. N. Green and Family
Henry
Vaughn Cowell
Baby
Hazel Forbes
Washburn
N. C
G. LeRoy White
Mr. White
The
Christian Association
Normal
Frank E. Green
Frank
the Maccabees
Moose Hall
Atend
Big Barnes Circus
Harvey Taylor
Sutton
B. N. Howden
Grigs County
P. J. Meyer
Bismarck
Jay W. Bliss
Bliss
Meyer
R. D. Hoskins
York
Lalley
Lalleylight Electric
Rudolph
Ee Valley City, N. D
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