Exemption Rules Narrowed By Minnesota Draft Boards
Williams county selection board requires an order from home district for non district registrants to be examined. Four agencies confront the drafted man seeking exemption including local boards, intervenors, district boards, and appeals from physical exams and agricultural or industrial necessity claims. The process outlines the path exemptions travel from local to district boards amid mounting caseloads.
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Cins
Williams County — Selection Board
County Board
Cass County
A. T. Cole
Williston
Minnesota
Stenehjem Family Reunion Big Affair at Arnegard
The Stenehjem family held a large reunion July 26 at Arnegard North Dakota, many relatives from McKenzie county and Minnesota attended. Activities included games music and a grand banquet led by Rev Eidbo and a diamond pin given to Gunver Stenehjem. The event featured speeches and the old family Bible, now in the fourth generation, was reviewed.
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McKenzie County
A. A. Stenehjem
Arnegard
Stenehjem
Minnesota
Gunner Julia Stenehjem
E. E. Eidbo
Grandma Stenehjem
Gunver Stenehjem
Wilmington
Minn
M. S. Stenehjem
G. A. Stenehjem
P. A. Stenehjem
Thomas Stenehjem
A. F. Stenehjem
C. N
Soldiers and Sailors To Be Shown How To Fight Booze
The United States Committee on War Temperance Activities in the Army and Navy, formed by major religious bodies, plans an educational campaign in camps to curb liquor use. Exec Sec Harley H Gill will lead with Y M C A support, stereomotographs, manuals, posters, and outreach to crews. a $100,000 fund backs the effort with speakers like Hanly Hobson Poling Stelzle and Milliken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army and Navy
United States Committee On War Temperance Activities
Commission On Temperance
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
World Christian Endeavor Union
Epworth League of America
Harley H. Gill
California
Intercollegiate Prohibition Association
Fourth Avenue
New York City
Gill
Europe
J. Frank Hanly
Richmond P. Hobson
Daniel A. Poling
Charles Stelzle
Carl E. Milliken
Maine
War Department
Raymond Brosdick
War Work Council
George Fisher
Boston
Anna A. Gordon
Evanston
Ill
Cora H. Stoddard
New York
First French Lesson for Company E Boys
Fragmentary wartime slang and garbled dialogue depict a casual instruction scene. Phrases mention France and Francophone terms alongside jumbled taunts and mock phrases, reflecting informal banter within a military company and unresolved mood of displacement.
Church News and Social Notes From Glasgow Courier
Miss Helen Claire visits Mrs Keltner and Miss Goldin Joyce called at Myers. Mr O A Myer travels to Minot. Claude McCoy brings windmill for Franks. Mrs Lee Stutsman hosts Mrs O A Myers with family. Mrs Hardy formerly Mason, lived in New York City before marriage. Mason family vacationing at Ocean Park California. Captain and Mrs Hardy to move to Williston North Dakota. Bring lunch baskets to church at 1 PM. buses available. Norwegian American Lutheran announces confirmation next Sunday at 10 30 English service. no evening service.
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Helen Claire
Great Northern Railroad
Hardy
Mason
New York
I. G. Monson
Williston Churches Set Services and Local Happenings
Rev James Hoffman Batten preaches at 10 30 in Congregational church with A Great Man s Great Choice and at 8 in Methodist church The Unaccountable Christ New baby born to Mr and Mrs John Burke and other local notes include rearing plans for homes and a church picnic at Wilson s Grove as the Congregational Church and Bible School announce their annual gathering. CAPTAIN HARDY MARRIED and local social updates follow with details of weddings residences and parish events.
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James Hoffman Batten
John Burke
Lewis Bestrom
Wisconsin
J. A. Silker
A. H. Brown
ST. Peter's Episcopal Church
Appam
Esrvices
Hardy
E. J. Hardy
Mildred Mason
Glasgow
San Francisco
Cali
Fornia
N. E. Elsworth
Myers
Alexandria Hotel
Los Angeles
Ocean Park
Venica
Captain Hardy
Congregational Church and Bible School
Wilson’s Grove
When to Cut Sweet Clover for Seed
In cutting sweet clover for seed it has been found that from 1-5 to 3-4 of the seed shatters. One way to reduce this is to cut the seed crop early. Some recommend cutting when 3-4 of the seed pods have turned dark brown to black. The field will have a brownish case at this time.
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N. Dak. Agri. College
Missouri Ridge Social and Farm Notes
Misses Pearl Clark Maude Poe Charley Clark and Lester Swat visited Will and Pearl Clark over the weekend and returned Sunday. Lindholm’s barn dance drew about two hundred and was praised as one of the Ridge’s best. The Farmers Club meeting with the Albrechts is postponed until after harvest. Margarete Brown and Francis Mix returned to Minneapolis after a three week visit. Charley Clark went back to Webo Montana after ten days home. Mrs. H C Blankenship has hay fever. Herbert Blankenship, now in the navy on the Pacific coast, served five years on the Atlantic coast and was discharged two years ago. Dora and Susan Wagenman have whooping cough.
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Pearl Clark
Maude Poe
Charley Clark
Lester Swat
Elsworth
Will Clark
Lindholm
Jbarn
Farmers Club
Jno
Albrecht
Margarete Brown
Francis Mix
Minneapolis
H. C. Blankenship
Webo
Montana
Herbert Blankenship
Navy
Pacific
Atlantic
Dora
Susan Wagenman
Eden Valley Social Notes and Sunday Trips
Eden Valley report lists the Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs Horace Spoerlien and several local families taking Sunday auto trips to Ray and visits at Ray Marshes. Residents include O A Wagenman O A Myer Lee Stutsman Ruth Myer Goldin Joyce Helen Claire Ben Frank Earl Smith and Claude Marsh with a barn detail noted.
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Ladies Aid
Horace Spoerlien
O. A. Wagenman
O. A. Myer
Lee Stutssman
Ray
I. M. Kauffman
Ruth Myer
Ray Marshes
W. W. Keltner
Goldin Joyce
Helen Claire
Ben Frank
Earl Smith
Claude Marsh
Ray Kratzer
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St. Paul
James
Brodie
Greory
Pasa
France
Gaz Zer Ze
Steve
Bugg
Marmon
Philadelphia Record
Missouri Ridge
Eden Valley
Auto Mart Company
Robert Kuboske
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