Social club notices and meetings listed in week’s local notes
Reports from Mrs A F Burk hosting Friday Bridge Club and Mrs F H Smith hosting Book and Thimble Club. Lutheran Ladies Aid lunch at church parlors, Mrs Hamre hosts Red Cross knitting gathering, and annual Congregational church supper and meeting planned. Civic League, Monday Bridge, Equal Franchise Club, and Ada Claire Brownson luncheon honoring Phalene Bayrell noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Club
F. H. Smith
The
Lutheran Church
Congregational Church
Civic League
Bernadine Champion Hosts Social Honoring Mary Batten
Bernadine Champion entertained friends at her West Broadway home last Thursday evening in honor of Mary Batten who left Saturday for Arizona. Music and a social provided diversions. Delicious refreshments were served at the conclusion of the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Claire Brownson
Ralphene Bayrell
Salt Lake City
Bernadine Champion
West Broadway
Mary Batten
Arizona
Williston Schools Reopen After Holiday Break
Williston city schools reopen after the holiday recess and quickly organize anew. Between fifteen and twenty new pupils enroll. staff changes include Miss McGillan becoming junior high principal and Miss Connolly retiring to California. A Carnegie Medal award honors James Ogland for heroism, with saving and a college fund arranged. Night School plans and new classes are announced, with enrollment driving start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss True Hyland
Lysfjord
Weatlawn
Miss Hyland
Emma Keeley
Central School
Everson
Clarice Pfund
Erma Slater
Margaret McGillan
Connolly
McClellan
California
South Dakota
Miss Connolly
Miss McGillan
McLean
Hauge
James Ogland
Carnegie
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie Hero Fund
North America
Spepich
J. Norris Ogland
John L. Townsend
Williston
N. D
Nelle Davidson
A. C. Clayton
High School‘ Commercial Department
PENGE PLANS CALLED OFF FOR TIME
Berlin reports state that Russia asked to move peace talks from Brest Litovsk to Stockholm. Central powers paused negotiations with Russia after a crown council attended by Hindenburg and Ludendorff. Bolsheviks press for transfer to neutral grounds while armistice efforts shift in Ukraine. Rumania vows to continue war. France protests seizures of banks in Petrograd. The Workmen and Soldiers deputies plan their third congress for January 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Berlin
Zurich
Exchange Agency
Brest-Litovsk
Stocksholm
von Hindenburg
von Ludendorf
Brest- Litovsk
Stockholm
Russia
Petrograd
Leon Trotzky
Ukraine
Rada
Kaledines
Rumania
M. Poincare
France
Workmen's
M. Zinovieff
Constituent Assembly
Zinovieff
Constituent, Assembly
Library notes urge readers to share war reading and conserve food
A Williston resident praises a New York Times war history, urging others to join the patriotic effort by sharing readable war stories and food conservation guidance. Readers should pass along Clara Barbon’s Red Cross tale, Mabel Boardman’s work, and Ten lessons on Food Conservation while subscribing to The Graphic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wewewwwer
Williston
N. Y. Times
Germany
Clara Barbon
Red Cross
Mabel Boardman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bridge Club
A. F. Burk
Oscar Bell
First Ave. West
EQUAL
Equal Franchise Club
Broderick
W. C. Tatem
United States
Bernadine
Williston Schools
Albert M. Johnson
Annie E.marion
Grenora
Charles Louis Kempfer
Katherine Mostzko
Albert Henry Perry
Hazel Tehan
Stinson
William Tray Kinzer
Mildred Iris Collings
Salsberg Brothers & Co
North Dakota
Department
Amsterdam
Tageblatt
von Kuehlmann
Wekerle
Premiier
von Wimmer
Library Notes
Mazola
Hoover
Corn Products Refining Co
Battery Place
New York
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