Local residents mingle in city events and visits
Miss Lillian Sorenson remains ill while W F Trader from Oriska and H E Wheeler visit the city on business. Mrs Bakken of Lega visits her brother Rev Faoren in Pargo and returns tonight. Detroiter Mrs S A Burchill visits on business and goes home in a few days. Nome citizen Antony reports in, as does Wimbledon’s A J Kotchian. Lawyers Thorpe and Phelps appear in city affairs with cases and practice. Band concert draws many from Leal Rogers Darey and Cazey. Lyon and Runyon family news and health updates follow. The Times Record notes staff changes, a Chautauqua promoter, and local business updates.
Local Notes From Valley City and District Churches
Westhope visitor R C Bellew attends lodge affairs while Maccabee order is noted. Home Economics delegates to Sanborn district meeting elected, with Mrs Alfred Bonhus and Mrs William Story as leads. Red Cross appeals for 100 garments due by June 1 and public sewing sessions invite all. Town social life runs through farming sales, dances, garage news, and hospitalities as residents travel to Fargo and beyond.
Surprise Birthday for Mrs Karshner by Home Economics Club
Fifteen members of the Home Economics Club surprised Mrs George Karshner at her home on her birthday. The women brought a luncheon and a cake with many candles, and the host enjoyed a social evening with club friends before departing after a pleasant gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolf Jorgenson
Elder Avenue
Jorgenson
George Karshner
Home Economics Club
Karshner
Insurance Man Visits City From Sanborn Friday
Friday's Daily W. 5. Willson, the Sanborn insurance man, was in the city last night. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Knap, a 712 pound boy Wednesday, April 23. Miss E. B. Miller demonstrates The Famous Chi Namel Varnish at Frank Flora's Hardware. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Perry moved from Curren flats to a house on Normal avenue. F. W. Fuller, the N. P. roadmaster of Fargo, was here on business Thursday. Mrs. P. J. Owens of Darey, N. D., is here today shopping. F. G. Chambard went to James town to look after company interests and will return tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. H. Phelps
Bowbells
N. D
Mr. Phelps
Fargo
Geo. Becknell
Chicago
Ee Eaving
Bea
Satauqua
Stanle Hendrickson
Coteau
WN. D
Frank Ployhar
Burl Carr
Hendrickson
St. Paul
H. N. Tucker
Courtenay
Tucker
W. 5. Willson
Sanborn
Harry A. Knap
E. B. Miller
Frank Flora
E. H. Perry
Curren Flats
Normal Avenue
P. J. Owens
Darey, N. D
F. G. Chambard
Jamestown
Iity
Valley City Visitors and Local Updates
Mr and Mrs Finn Oyen of Fingal visited Valley City on Sunday. Thos H Sullivan of Fargo was a visitor today. W T Trader from Oriska spent Sunday in the city. T X Calnan is confined to bed with tonsillitis. Reports say she is much better. A G Becker and R A Perkins of Rogers were Valley City visitors Saturday night. Miss Gertrude McDonald accepted a position with the Bismarck Tribune. Chas A Jones of Eckelson, father of J E Jones, was a Valley City visitor Sunday. Mrs A J Landed returned home after the past few months with relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude McDonald
the Times- Record
Bismarck
Theapital City
Fred Schmidt
Indiana
Kentucky
Schmidt
Sheyenne
Finn Oyen
Fingal
Valley City
T. X. Calnan
A. G. Becker and
R. A. Perkins
Rogers
Chas. A. . Jones
Eckelson
J. E. Jones
m_ Orlesby
Social News Roundup From Valley City Community
Miss Loretta Hutchinson of Kensel hosted by Mrs. O Neil. Mrs. O H Aldahl ill with flu, Phillis improving. All Saints Episcopal Guild to meet Wednesday afternoon. Lee Cowell, W J Curren and P R Trubshaw in Fargo for a day trip. Abe Stern returned from Minneapolis St Paul. Mrs C D Jacobson and children arrive from the coat to continue home at Cazey No 7. Mrs Alex Karr visiting then to Fargo. Mrs Harriet Hopfner visited regarding millinery stock. Leonard Weeks of Detroit Minn hired at Valley City Greenhouse after returning from overseas military service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta Hutchinson
Kensel
Valley City Rooters
O'Neil
C. D. Jacobson
Cazey
Leonard Weeks
Detroit
Minn
Valley City
Weeks
Local Briefs Move Through Valley City Area
Halverson arrives from Minneapolis and is discharged at Fort Snelling. Orlesby drives from the farm and returns home. Skeim travels to Fargo for Willys-Knight autos, praising local auto dealers. Miss Crissie Budge visits Grand Forks to see her brother Ernest, recently from overseas, then returns. E. S. Cole and family plan to move to Minot for Vacuum Oil business. The Times-Record notes their Valley City departure and wishes them well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Skeim
Fargo
Willys-Knight
Crissie Budge
Winterer
Combs & Ritchie
Grand Forks
Ernest
Cole
Minot
Vacuum Oil Company
Coles
Valley City
Times- Record
Sergaent Major Geo Codding Honored At Sheyenne Party
Mrs Will Moore hosted a dancing party at her Sheyenne apartments last Friday evening in honor of her brother Sergeant Major Geo Codding who has recently returned from overseas duty. The informal gathering featured friendly fun and sociable dancing among guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Moore
Sheyenne
Geo. Codding
Pleasant Fellowship and Dance Reported as Enjoyable
Reporters describe a fellowship event with a dance lasting until after midnight. Attendees found the affair very pleasant and memorable, noting the cordial atmosphere and agreeable company.
Easter and community events fill Geychell Prairie notes
Mrs Ayres and infant survive at the Lloyd Sampson home. The Ladies Aid met at Mrs Chas Whitcher’s with many attendees and refreshments. A patriotic church meeting featured Nellie Whitcher, Mrs Frank Ployhar on Red Cross, Lieut Kernkamp on France, Miss Perry sharing a reading, and Lorne Ritchie on the Fifth Victory Loan. Easter program at the church attracted many, with youth plans to Grand Prairie for another program. Helen Harper left for Faribault and Ella Getchell visited relatives at Ce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Ralph Kernkamp
France
Miss Perry
Lorne Ritchie
Louise Gerntholz
Lassie Ferguson
Edna Whitcher
Peopl
Grand Prairie
Helen Harper
Faribault
Minn
Ella Getchell
Oriska School
Fred Getchel
Itis Relatives
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lillian Sorenson
W. F. Trader
Oriska
H. E. Wheeler
Martin Bakken
Pargo
Rev. L. H. Faoren
S. A. Burchill
Antony, Lee
Nome
A.J. Kotchian
Wimbledon
Thorpe
Hattie Kelly
Darey
A. B. Terhone
Kindred
George Stearns
Walter Nelson
Marie Savage
Leal
T. B. Torgerson
Dazey
Second Regiment
Isabel Runyon
Floyd Runyon
City
Mrs
A. W. Macdonald
A. Olsen
A. T. Cole
Coffey
Judge Cole
Leonard Larson
Grangaard
Larson
Dorothy Brown
California
Oakes
A. J. Hamm
Remington Typewriter Company
A. J
Fulton
Fifth Avenue
Baptist Mission Circle
Thos
Cannon
C. C. Chaffee
Helen Chaffee
Hamline University
Chaffee
Twin Cities
R. C. Bellew
Westhope
Maccabee Order
Pray
Times-Record
Red Cross Club
Thos. Hall
C. E. Burgess
Charley
L. A. Wood
E. F. Hehn
Lieth
Melin Brothers
Norma
Frank Banworth
Courtney
Mr. Banworth
Northwest Nursery Co
J. H. Coe
New Rockford
Linn Cowell
Cooperstown
Vaughn Cowell
P. M. Abrahamson
Times-Record Office
Mrs. P. Tiffany
Angola
Geo. Critchfield
Mrs. Tiffany
Mrs. Critchfield
E. P. Hall
Fargoon
Robert Kee
T. B. Swartout
Embertson & Olson
J. H. Hess
D. EB. Burlison
Logan, Mont
B. L. Cheney
Carrington
Avery
Foster County
L. T. Banks
Minneapolis
Northwestern National Bank
Yeager
Iver Rudd
August Meinecke
Addison Township
Cass County
J. N. Skeim
Walter Mattson
J. M. Campbell
John Raveling
Skeim
City Hall
F. W. Heidel
J. S. Wilds
R. E. Jaberg
E. P
Marion Johnson
Olaf Moe
Silas Knable
John Bergum
Albert LaFrance
Earl Sartwell
Robert Menke
Harold Malr
Arthur Clare
Leonard Langer
Naval Branch
Sanborn Linterprise
F. W. Fuller
N. P
Thos, H. Sullivan
W. T. Trader
Bismarck Tribune
A. J. Landed
Reliver
Chaffeer’s
New York
Jersey
Coats
Carters
O. H. Aldahl
Little Phillis
J. C. Johnson
Upper Fifth Avenue
All Saints Episcopal Guild
Lee Cowell
W. J. Curren
P. R. Trubshaw
Mr. Cowell
Abe Stern
Alex Karr
Ded
Rick
Harriet Hopfner
Halverson
Minagolis
Halverso
Fort Snelling End
Geychell Prairie
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