Albrecht Reunion and Local Social Notes in Williston
The Albrecht family held a May 26 reunion for Mr. Albrecht’s 62nd birthday with 21 members, including multiple siblings and grandchildren. Notices cover Lillie Fruhter’s May 2 marriage to Joe Buller in Williston, Mrs. C D Willis’s farewell party to Homestead, Mont., Yeoman Lodge gathering for Mrs. Ray Eberhart, a successful Evans barn dance with Red Cross proceeds, English Lutheran Ladies Aid gathering, Lutheran Church ladies hosting, and a June 3 1918 marriage license for Carl J. Carlson and Edn E. Solomon of Wheelock.
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Carl Stenson
LaVerne
Williston
Phillip Albrecht
Albrecht
St. Paul
Minn
Willis
Congregational Church
C. D. Willis
Evans Barn
Onstad
The
Red Cross
Happy Hollow Club
Hanson
Juul
Harry Hanson
A. J. Juul
First Lutheran Church
Carl J. Carlson
Wheelock
Edn E. Solomon
Freezone corn remedy touted by Cincinnati authority
A Cincinnati official promotes Freezone as a painless corn treatment. A few drops relieve soreness and allow the entire corn to lift out, root and all, with no irritation to surrounding tissue. A quarter-ounce bottle costs little and removes hard or soft corns and calluses.
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Cincinnati
Women Meet at Velva Third District Federated Clubs
Women at Velva on May 21 for the Third District convention of Federated Clubs voiced strong commitment to support the war program. District VP Mrs. Carn ey urged unity and active federation work, praising Red Cross service and patriotic efforts in food conservation and child welfare. Mr. C D Willis headed to Homestead Montana with his daughter to follow later.
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Federated Clubs
Velva
Federation
Carney
Red Cross
Trowbridge Boys Write From France War Letters Home
Two WWI letters from Prv't Glenn E. Trowbridge of Co. C 26th Infantry and Ray Trowbridge of Co. E 164th Infantry detail daily life in France in May 1918. They describe Salvation Army aid, front-line experiences, pay, liberty bonds, bread-cutting accident, and learning French while serving with the American Expeditionary Forces.
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Salvation Army
Ray
George Puffer
Birdie
Glenn E. Trowbridge
Co. C
N. Y
France
Glenn
Bessie and Son
Hughie Puffer
O. K
Ray Trowbridge, Co
Inf
American Expeditionary Forces
New York
Picnic trip ends with tired happy Camp Fire Girls at Denny ranch
A Williston Sunset Camp Fire group of eleven girls returned from a three day outing at the Denny ranch. Participants included Oliva Phelps Dorothy Tart Marion Denny Janice Kleinsorge Mary Shemerry Evelyn Leonhardy Aleda Jacobson Mrs Paul Leonhardy Mrs Denny and Miss Newlander. They enjoyed log cabin lodging, open air hiking and riding, and read alouds. They regret missing four members and hoped for a longer stay. The group follows Camp Fire ideals of service health and learning and expects to earn the wood-gatherer's ring. Gratitude is extended to Mr and Mrs Denny for their hospitality.
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Camp Fire
Denny Ranch
Oliva Phelps
Dorothy Tart
Marion Denny
Janice Kleinsorge
Mary Shemerry
Evelyn Leonhardy
Aleda Jacobson
Paul Leonhardy
Denny
Miss Newlander
Serioul Speman
Superintendent White Visits Minot With Family
Superintendent and Mrs L A White and their two daughters visited Minot from Williston. They met the local board, planned a trip to Iowa to visit relatives, then to Pittsburgh for the National Education Association meeting and on to Columbus College for summer study. They will return to Minot in the fall for the public schools position.
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White
L. A. White
Williston
Summer additions to the Seven Day List at the library
Library notes highlight Conservation Receipes from Fargo and new summer reads. Featured titles include Extricating Obadiah by J C Lin con, The Indian Drum by MacHarg and Balmer, The Translation of a Savage by Gilbert Parker, The Second Fiddle by Phyllis Bottome, The Princess Aline by R H Davis, The Talisman by Sir Walter Scott, and In His Name by Edward Everett Hale.
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Fargo
Obadiah
J. C. Lincon
Cape Cod
MacHarg & Balmer
Great Lakes
Gilbert Parker
Hudson Bay Co
Phyllis Bottome
Germany
P Solloming
Princess Aline
R. H. Davis
Europe
Sir Walter Scott
Edward Everett Hale
Williston Churches Schedule and Red Cross Talk
Williston churches announce English services at Paul Lutheran Methodist and Congregational churches with sermon times Sunday School and youth activities. After a Nonpartisan meeting Chas Converse of Williston spoke on Red Cross work abroad. Converse, a former McKenzie state’s attorney, is a candidate in the upcoming election.
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English Lutheran Church
Luther League
Chas, Converse
Williston
Tioga
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Converse
McKenzie County
Palmer, Craven & Converse
McGregor
Herald
Sage and Sulphur for Graying Hair Ad
An old advertising claim extols Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as restoring color and luster to faded gray hair. The potion promises gradual darkening with daily use, claiming a youthful appearance though not intended to diagnose cure treat or prevent disease.
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Ory Drug Store
Wyeth
Bai
Also Mentioned on This Page
Yeoman Lodge
Ray Everbatt
Ioenbars
Merklien
Thos. Clausen
C. D.willis
Homestead
Mont
Mr. Willis
United States Food Administration
W. C. Francis
Williston No
Trowbridge Boys
Crossette
Army
Library Notes
Paul
Methodist Episcopal Church
Broadway
1St Ave
C. E. Stinson
Missouri Ridge School House
Hitchcock
Christian Endeavor Meeting
A. Johanson
Hanzon
Geo
Natwick
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