Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-09
INTEREST TO WOMEN
Miss Rood Heads
Instruction Bureau

The following article extracted
from the Northern Division BuAetin
will prove Of much interest to the
many friends which Miss Elma Rood
has made upon her various visits to
Grand Forks:
Miss Elma Rood Of Faribault,
Mimi, graduate Of Northwestern hos
Pital, Minneapolis, has been chosen
director Of the bureau OF instruction
lin the nursing department Of the
Northern division. She Will organize
classes in home hygiene and care Of
the sick in connection with the new
Red Cross peace program. E,
After Ave years private practice,
Miss Rood spent & year in Red Cross
nursing service at Fort Smelling. She
was discharged December ~, 1918,
courses bearing on the nursing pro-
gram Of the peace time Red Gross.
"She is conducting experimental
classes now. under Red Cross direc-
ton at Fair Oaks settlement house,
Minneapolis.
For several days Miss Rood had
charge of nursing exhibits Of the
Northern division at the North Da.
kotA state fair in Grand Forks" :
On Friday morning August /. in
Mhnewaukan, N. D, occurred the
wedding Of Miss Phyllis Martina
Stewart, daughter Of Mr.. ana Mrs. r.
H. Stewart Of that city and Harry T..
Folk, also Of Minnewaukan. The
ceremony was performed at 9 o'clock
at the home OF h brides parents by
Rev. Mr.. walker, rector Of the Devils
Lake Episcopal church. Attending
the bride was her sister, Miss Lucille
Stewart( and Floyd Wolf was the
groom's attendant.
A wedding breakfast wa served to
the guests Immediately. after the cere-
mony. Quantities OF Summer flowers
decorated the breakfast table and the
living room, where the ceremony took
place.
The bride attended the University
Of North Dakota for one year and is
a graduate of-.the Minnewnukan high
Eschool. tst =
Mr.. Polk lisa graduate of the uni-
versity of North Dakota, and a mem-
Der Of the Delta Sigma fraternity. He
is well known throughout the state
as a singer, and at the present time
Is a member Of the "Khaki Trio" a
group OF singers who have recently
returned from service and who are
appearing on programs throughout
the state. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Polk have returned to
Minnewaukan after a brief honey
moon, and will make their home in
that city. Mr.. Polk is manager, OF
the Farmers Press Of Minnewaukan,
Announcements have been received
in the city OF the marriage Of Miss
IrrnA Krell Of Lake City, MINI. and
William Felix McGraw, formerly 81
Grand Forks, now located in Bis.
marck. The wedding tool place in
Lake City Wednesday morning, Au.
gust 6. Mr.. and Mrs. McGraw are
now enjoying a honeymoon trip 1T
number Of the favorite resorts in Min.
nesota. and will be At home to friends
in Bismarck October /,
AS Miss Krell, the bride. will be re.
membered to many Grand Forks PEG.
pie, having been an instructor in the
Washington and Roosevelt schools
While in the city she made her home
with Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. Eddy in the
Dinnie. apartments and later resided
With Mr.. and? Mrs. c. W. Henzie, taast
Of the Dinnie flats. She is the daugh,
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. M. O.. Kemp OF
Lake City, And has graduated from
the Lake City high school and from
the kindergarten department Of tn,
Wimona state normal school !.
Mr.. ana Mrs. w. H. McGraH, now O.
Buhl, Ida. formerly made his HON,
in Grand Forks. is also we'll know
here. He attended the University O
North Dakota for q short time and
later st. Thomas college at st. Paul
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Announcement Of the approaching
marriage of DR.. e.. j. Trostt now prac,
ticing dentistry in MoorheAd, and Mis-.
Lillian Wright Of that city il proving
OF interest to local residents as DR.
frost Was located In Grand Forks fo1
about a year. The wedding is to takt
place in AoorheAd in the Trinit,
Lutheran church August %.
The bride-elect. who IL the daugh,
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Wright o,
Moorhead, has been head Of the must,
department OF the Texas Christian
university At Fort Worth, Texas, ant
is well known in musical circles %,
Fargo.
DR.. frost is q graduate OF the Moor.
head high school, Fargo college ant
the Chicago college of dentistry.
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Canning demonstrations to be hello
at the H. H. Wilson grocery store OF
the afternoon Of August ~ are inter
esting a large number Of the womef
of the city. Morning and Afternoon
demonstrations will be held 1t 1911.
q. m. and 3 p. m. Women ATTENDING
who wish to have products canned
may send in their request before thu
demonstrations begin.
Mrs. e. A. Arhart, 1907 walnu
street, left Friday noon for Miles City
MINT Uhoro she ovnoo%S - ~no< y a,