Dramatic Club to Stage Two Plays at Normal School
The Dramatic Club of the State Normal School presents two modern plays on Thursday May 6 at 8:15 in the Normal School Auditorium. The Traveling Man by Lady Gregory features The Traveling May and The Mother among others. Owin to Maggie is a modern comedy by John J. Trent with multiple named characters. Miss Kittel supervises the club, Dean Froysan directs music, Miss Inve Noll handles dancing, admission is twenty five cents, proceeds likely aid a Wortley cause at the Normal School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dramatic Club
State Normal School
Lady Gregory
J. H Seymour
Mi Nelson
Josephine Connolly
John J. Trent
Faculty Club reports on modern women novelists meeting
The Faculty Club held an April Wednesday session at 430 PM to allow a reception for Mr. and Mrs. Frank White. Presiding Miss Crane, four speakers presented papers on Edith Wharton, Margaret Deland, Mary Sinclair, and Mrs. Humphrey Ward. A number of visitors attended. the program was well received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank White
Nummer
Miss Boekkerus
Edith Wharton
Miss Howell
Margaret Deland
Miss Dush
In India Glee Club Presents Elaborate Operetta
The Glee Club under Miss Fanny C Anildon staged the operetta In India before a large audience. Costumes were varied and effective. Meerah, the village beauty, is chosen as a temple dancing girl, then discovers her mother. Cast includes Naomi Nelson Simla and others. Miss Amidon trained the singers and dancers with Miss Waller at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glee Club
Fanny C. Anildon
India
Beakenbeane
Ahu
Meerah
Fishni
Ganges River
Naomi Nelson Simla Nettie Slage
Mary Maxon
Mary
Sukiapelyn Ces Kapuscinski Ee
Irene Maroney Snake Charmer
Hazel Robinson
Miss Amidon
Miss Noll
Miss Waller
Local patron mister Gus Lieber departs for Jamestown
Gus Lieber visited his usual patrons this morning then left on No 7 for his Jamestown home to spend Sunday before resuming travel on the trail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Lieber
Jamestown
Value of Education Stressed by National Committee
By Edward N. Clopper. The United States Bureau of Education shows earnings by education level, noting those staying in school to eighteen earn about 60 percent more than peers leaving at fourteen. Emphasizes keeping children in school, starting in kindergarten, through high school to ensure citizenship, loyalty, and productive futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward N. Clopper
National Child’ Labor Committee
United States Bureau of Education
Washington
Joe
Rho
Triangular Field Meet Set At Barnes County Fair Grounds
A Triannial Field Meet is scheduled for next Wednesday afternoon at the Barnes County Fair Grounds featuring Valley City High, Jamestown High, and the Normal School. Events include sprints, distance runs, relays, and field events with probable Normal School entries listed and Bublitz named captain and Moffitt as assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes County Fair Grounds
Valley City High
Jamestown High
Pfeifle
Nunn
Bublitz
Moffitt
Noltimier
Chaffee
Paul
Elster
Tyvoll
Bublit
Bub
Monthly meeting of Education and Child Welfare Club
The Education and Child Welfare department of the Community Club will hold its monthly meeting Friday April 29 at 8 p m at the home of Mrs W M Wemett. Program includes Playground Movement Extended in Valley City by Prof Fagin Dialect Readings by Miss Angela Gadd Birds and Their Protection by Mrs S B Tuttle and refreshments provided by the hostess You are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Education and Child Welfare Department
The
Community Club
W. M. Wemett
Valley City
Fagin
Angela Gadd
S. 8. Tuttle
Doctor Van Houten Returns From Twin Cities Visit
De. J. Van Houten returned yesterday from the Twin Cities where he accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Lund. Mrs. Lund has entered a hospital for medical treatment. Dr. Van Houten reported the trip very well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de. J. van Houten
Twin Cities
Charles G. Lund
Lund
Dr. van Houten
Orators Deliver Good Addresses at Finneis Contest
The Finneis Memorial Oratorical Contest was held in the Normal School auditorium on Tuesday at 10 45 o clock. Dr C E Allen presided. Winners were Dorothy Gates third place eight dollars Irene Maroney second place eight dollars Marjorie O Laughlin first place three dollars and twelve cents. Judges evaluated thought and delivery with remarks from Reverend Nugent after the Loyalty Song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finneis
Normal School
C. E. Allen
Marjorie O'Laughli Pletion
Democrac
Gertrude Mugdock
Dorothy Gates
Marion McVay
Cora Schoeneman
Trene Maroney
Ella Thee
Irene Maroney
Marjorie O’laughlin
Nugent
Kreutz
Wemett and
Spalding
Alumni Plan on Summer Quarter at VCN
Alumni reservations for the summer quarter at VCN outline plans from Miss Hester Shaffer and others. Letters mention room reservations, intent to finish courses, and pursuit of the B A degree or elementary and Home Economics curricula. Names include Miss Shaffer Coomb Steen Movius Saunders Sticha Lane McLeod and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hester Shaffer
Williston
Mariel [Coomb
Stanley
Esther Steen
Margaret Movius
Jean Saunders
Albina Sticha
Melrose Consolidated School
Blabon
Neva B. Lane
Jennie McLeod
Second Avenue
Fargo
Local notes on travel seeding and social life in Valley City
Mrs Christ Peterson returns from Fargo while A L Zalk prepares to move to Fargo for a similar role with the Courier News. Mr and Mrs Tom Cooper back from Montana, Bay gain hunters in stores, paint up week jokes, and a ten pound baby boy born April 17 to Mr and Mrs Geo W Butler of Leal ND. Valley City Royal Neighbors plan Enderlin district meeting May 2. Greffenius absent for a few days. Grandpa Lannon mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Butler
Leal
N. D
George
Havana
Lannon
Grand Theatres Irish Question Talk Postponed
A note from Fargo reports Rev Henry Clark was to speak on the Irish Question May 1 at the Grand Theatre but the meeting is postponed due to Seattle. The Times-Record notes a crowd at a Sunday School run and a broom bearing preachers sweeping the town. Goodrich Tire Co offers 20 percent tire reductions via local agent Barney Sullivan starting May 2 and a local wedding at Our Savior's Lutheran church parsonage sees Holmer Leland and Louise Dahl wed with well wishes. Bargain day chaos at Fair Store draws frenzied shoppers for dollar bargains, boosting local cash business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clark
Baptist Mints
Grand Theatre
Friends of Irish Freedom
Seattle
Goodrich Tire Company
Barney Sullivan
Times-Record
Goodrich
Sullivan
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church Parsonage
V. F. Larnon
Holmer B. Leland
Louise Dahl
Fingal
N. D
Sanford Mahlum
Edna Lillethan
Leland
Olson
It pays to advertise in dollar day bargains
The piece notes that merchants who advertised dollar day bargains saw strong results with shoppers taking action later. A woman asked a shopkeeper to reserve an advertised article for later, illustrating the impact of clear advertising on sales. The writer urges merchants to offer legitimate bargains and publicize them to boost turnover this week.
Harness Set Sale Through Farm Bureaus Declared Surplus
The United States Harness Company, formed by the government to dispose of surplus gear, sells complete harness sets without collars for 89.75. North Dakota Farm Bureau and county bureaus order dozens weekly while county bureaus in other states promote membership chances to obtain the harness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota Farm Bureau Federation
United States’ Harness Company
Ninois Farm Bureau
Michigan
Ohio
North Dakota
Interest grows in Valley City Gun Club activities
Gun club members report rising interest as a shoot Sunday yielded strong scores. J. H. Nelson hit 24 of 25 birds in one round and 23 of 25 in another. Practice occurs Wednesdays and Sundays at the Pair Four s race track. Mrs Craswell returns to city and is improving at home amid friends’ good wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vally City
J. H. Nelson
Nelson
Easter Foster
Potter to Be at the Chautauqua
Smith Damron, renowned potter, presents The Potter and his Clay at the Chautauqua program on June 28. The lecture-demonstration blends pottery craft with history, character building, wit, and literature, showcased on a potter’s wheel and artifacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Damron
Smith Damrom
Temperatures at V CN show cold week for gardens
The week brought freezing nights for garden plans with five of seven nights below freezing. Notable highs include 82 on Friday April 22, 66 on Saturday April 28, and 49 on Sunday April 24, while lows ranged from 25 to 41, with a 26-degree record last night and 40 degrees at nine this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaya
Hearing Petition for Administration of Henry Grover Estate
In Barnes County North Dakota the county court hears Estella Grover petition for letters of administration on Henry C Grover deceased of Oriska township. The hearing is set for Saturday June 4 1921 at 10 00 in the forenoon at the county court house Valley City. Respondents named include C Grover Fred Grover Eva Sleath Etta Bowlsby Ray J Charles Grover Marcia Hammond Maud Grover Austin Grover Glen Grover and others. Estella Grover seeks letters of administration and requests citation to appear and show cause why petition should not be granted. Dated April 26 1921. Attorney A A Twichell Tower City ND. First publication April 28 last publication May 12. SUMMONS NORTH DAKOTA Barnes County District Court First Judicial District. Plaintiff Leale Raymond Olsen Defendant. The State of North Dakota to the above named defendant you are commanded to appear and answer to the complaint of the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estella Grover
Fred Grover
Eva Sleath
Etta Bowlsby
Ray J
Charles Grover
Marcia Hammond
Maud Grover
Austin Grover
Glen Grover
State of
North Dakota
Henry C. Grover
Henry 3. Grover
Oriska
Barnes
Valley City
H. Des. Irgens
A.A. Twichell
Tower City
N. D
District Court
Barnes County
Bank of Valley City
Ritchie
W.thin
D. S. Ritchte
Samuel Eldridge
Northern Trust Company
Red Deer
Province of Albert
Canada
Ait
Fargo
Cass County
Fred J. Fredrickson
The
P. W. Clemens
N. Dak
Bank of Valley and Building
North
Dakota
Nari Dakota
Atoms For Plaintiff
Georgy L. Vick
Grace E. Vick
Mortgagors
American Loaal Investment Irpany
the Register of Deeds
Reisuang
Y & Sale
Satl
North Taketa
Sora
Marte
America Loan
Investment Com
John
Hancheett
City
Joseph Brady
James Brady
LaMoure County
Valley City legal notices span estates and mortgage foreclosures
Notices in Barnes County North Dakota publish filing of complaints for divorce and civil actions, mortgage foreclosures, and estate administrations. Notices name plaintiffs defendants creditors and executors with dates for appearances and deadlines, including Valley City Bank and Northern Trust Company as administrators and attorneys.
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Tyvall
Bubtz
Tyrell
Chingren
Logue
Schuette
Mrs. Christ Peterson
Tom Cooper
Montana
A. L. Zalk
Peoples Opinion
Courier-News
Billy Sunday
C.C. Field
Fall River
Wincontain
A. E. Greffenius
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Greffenius
Valley City Royal
Enderlin
Avelling
P. G
W. T. Craswell
Fourth Avenue
V. CN
State OF North By Dakota
C. H. Des. Irgens
Henryer
C. Gro Estella Grover
Pere North Dakota
First Judicial Dis
Boune Sisen
Leale Raymond Olsen
State OF North Dakota
First Judicial
Dis
Plaintife
John Earl Griffin
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