The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1921-04-28
NEWS NOTES ABOUT
THE ALUMNI FOLKS
(By Vida A. Austin)

Y
Henning, '16). of 2o7 W. Thayer St..
of Bismarck, writes interestingly to
Miss Anna K. Cook, Alumni Secretary
as follows: ~ have enjoyed the Nor
not get along without it now.
II am very much interested in the
new State Teachers College, I ex-
pect to be back in Valley City very
soon to begin my work for a degree.
{. :. I am teaching physical education
one night each week in the high school
gymnasium. I enjoy this work as
much as ever" Mrs. King sent some
post card pictures Of her young son:
also one or two of herself.
L. F. Marschner, '16, is the principal
of the Springfield school in Jackson
Vile, Florida. He has seventeen
teachers under his supervision. His
appress is 553 Third St. His home ad-
dress is Fox Lake, Wisconsin.
Miss Gertrude Kelly, rs, and Efie
M. Saunders, rs, both graduates from
the elementary curriculum for high
school graduates, have made dormi-
tory reservations for the Summer
Quarter of 1921. Miss Kelly is a
teacher in the Junior High school of
Hope and Miss Saunders has fifth
grade in the same town.
Marie E. Koefod, '13, is keeping
books in the drug store of L. NJ. Koe-
fod, Granite Falls, MIMI,
Ruby Nupen, '13, was married last
June to Mr.. Syrene R. Jongeward of
Litchville. He is a farmer near the
town mentioned.
Miss Lizzie Grinager, IL, of Lis
bon, teaches this year in the public
schools of Livingston, Montana.
Alma OVERLY, rs, continues in the
schools of Jamestown as one of its
successful teachers. Her home is at
Fairdale.
Viola D. Borderud, .'16, of Hickson:
is doing stenograhic work for the pres
ent year. .+
St. Thomas is still the home of Mrs.
H. L. Barnes Jennie Strachan, '12).
Housekeeping is her main vocation.
Dalma Hanson graduated in June
1908. She is the teacher Of the third
grade in Grafton her home town. 4.
Pennsylvania is the home Of Mrs.
F. R. Bender who was May Carnine in
the Glass of 1903. Her address is 5
West North st., Waynesboro.
Mrs. Ernest Eason (Blanch Stod-
dard, 'O9) is now living at Alton
Iowa, where her husband works at
building and contracting: The Eas-
ons formerly lived at Grafton, Iowa.
Mrs. Eason writes that she has not
taught for about three years. They
have little SON two years old.
Mrs. E. r. Hazeltine (Ruth Ranes.
ny lives in Fargo. She does steno..
graphic work. She may be addressed
at the Commercial Club. Her husband
is deceased.
Ruth Halverson, '16, is in Rugby.
Edna Halverson, II. is also in
Anna NJ. Iverson, 'os, is now Mrs.
Edward Gullickson and her home is in
Mrs. Carl Recksteiner Bertha NJ
Gullickson, 10 and ny lives in Well
ington, Ohio, which has been her home
for a number of years. .a
Laura A. Hanson, III, Of Cando, is
in Washington, D. c., at 448 Chasel-
ton Apartment. -a
Ona Ferch, ~, has become Mrs.
William Teubeath, Jr. She and her
husband live at Neche.
Miles Otterbu1n, '08, continues as
a farmer near Lidgerwood. He has
been farming a number of years.
The present address of Florence
Stahlem, II and IL, is 200 Harvard
St., S. E. Minneapolis. She holds the
degree Of A. B. from Michigan and the
degree Of IL. B. from Minnesota Uni
versity.
Eva E. Arnot, 'o6, is teaching a
fifth grade in Jamestown.
Mrs. Hugh Black (Ovidia Gilbert
son, '13) has moved from Manning
and now lives in Werner.