Entertainments and Social Gatherings Highlight Week
Various Williston events feature bridge club evenings at Mrs. Cooney and Mrs. Leonhardy homes, a Lady’s luncheon, Red Cross knitting sessions, a Daughters of Norway surprise for Mrs. Johnson, and a Junior Senior Dance at the High School Gym. Assembly talk by Bertha Palmer on Making Pictures anchors notable civic activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Leonhardy
Mr. Acker
Art Stanton
Red Cross
Daughters of Norway Lodge
Mrs. Johnson
Onstad
Robert Heffernan
Spome
June McChesney
Ruth Asbury
White
Allen Keltner
Miss Torson
Assembly
Bertha R. Palmer
Williams County
State Sunday School Association
Lightless Night Restrictions Removed Prompting Local Debate
The city ends lightless night restrictions noted two weeks ago while winter schedules keep lighting the same. Citizens question fairness of continued service and rates as utilities face higher costs. The piece likens the issue to the goose that laid the golden egg.
Pershing Backs K C Army Work In France
Walter Kerman and assistants met General Pershing at headquarters to outline Knights of Columbus aid efforts in France. Temporary Paris headquarters opened with 18 secretaries. more aides expected. K C drive planned in Williston for War Camp Fund aiding U S and French troops. Red Cross reports February relief: meals, drinks, pajamas, socks, clothing, and reading material distributed to hundreds of hospitals and camps in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Walter Kerman
Knights of Columbus
J. Bennett
Noland
Reading
James Connolly
New York
Catholic Hierachy of America
General Pershing
Paris
United States
K. C's
Williston
American Red Cross
Department of Military
The
Red Cross
James H. Perkins
Europe
Washington
Pershing
Red Cross Bureau of Docations
Perkins
Riviera
Williston Graphic Ownership and Management Statement 1918
John A. Corbett of Williston North Dakota files the April 1918 owner and publisher declaration under the 1912 act. He states he is the publisher and owner. no one else holds 1 percent or more of securities. Notary A Bryant witnessed sworn statements on April 2, 1918.
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Congress
Williston Graphic
Williston
N. D
North Dakota
Williams
John A. Corbett
A. Bryant
Red Cross Knits Bring Joy From France Soldier Writes
Glen Moon of Minot North Dakota now a soldier in France writes home that the Red Cross knitted garments are a joy and the rumor about boys not getting them is proven false. Patriotism shown through caring aid.
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Glen Moon
Minot
N. D
France
Red Cross
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Thos. Cooney
Mrs. Jennison Host
A. C. Jennison
Main Street
Mrs. Acker
U. W
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Eniing
Williston Highth
City Commission
Boy Scouts and the Indies
Civic League
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Eagle Store
K. C. Army
Ramona
S. C
Williston R. C
Evans
Red
Mazola
Food Administration
Battery Place