The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1921-02-17
NEWS NOTES ABOUT
THE ALUMNI FOLKS

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Mrs. Raymond Wilcox, writing from
Gilby, N. OAK, to Miss Anna K. Cook
Alumni Secretary, among other
things has this to say: II am mem
Der Of the Glass of 1906 but my name
was changed this fall, Nov. 20 1920
from Clara E. Whipple to Mrs. Ray
mond Wilcox. I taught here for the
past three years. spent the sum-
mer at Puyallup, WASH, and was mar
ried in Tacoma this fall. The West is
beautiful country but North Dako-
at is grand old state. My perman-
ent address will be Gilby, N. OAK"
Mrs. William Brandt EDNA Gray,
10 is still living at Beach, N. Oak.
Since the issuance of the last d.
rectory Florence Blades, 'O9, has be-
come Mrs. Andrew Berdahl. They are
living at Hoople.
Miss Oma Mahin, II and '19, is the
teacher Of the fourth grade this year
in the public schools of Beach.
Mrs. J. E. Barrett, formerly Eva
Serumgard, 10, has removed from
bingham, Montana, to Devils Lake.
This is to be her permanent home adj
dress.
Miss Esther C. Arnestad, 10, is
teaching the fourth grade during this
year in Ada, Minnesota. This is also
her permanent address.
Mrs. M. D. Martin, who was Mayme
Livengood, 'O9, is living on a ranch
near Bowdoin, Montana, her perman-
ent address. Their former address
was Willow City, N. Oak.
Adeline Levine, '16, is spending the
year at her home in Park River.
Peter C. Tangen, ~, is cashier of
the First State Bank of Bergen, N.
Oak. His wife was Jeanette Ego
also of the, Class of 1912.
Helen Waldie, '16. is now Mrs. VIM.
Tangney of Hurdsfeld, N. Oak. They
are the parents of a young son some
nine or ten months old.
Mabel R. Evingson, 10, is teaching
the intermediate grades in her home
town, Kindred. So
Leo. E. Lindemann, '06 is engaged
in the Gil business at his home town
Scobey, Montana. He is associated
with the Wesiland Oil Company.
Mrs. Leo H. Stubbins pearl STAINS
bury, 'O9) is living at Stone Lake:
Wisconsin. Her husband is cashier
of the First National Bank of that
town. ..--
Mrs. Walter Simpson Catherine
Siverts, ~ is teaching this year in
Bridgeport, Washington.
Ida D. Urban, is, is now Mrs. J. 0.
Kronick. She and her husband are.
living in or near Elgin, N. Oak.
A letter written by Mrs. B. p.
Cochrane from 954 Thirty-seventh
st., Milwaukee, states that Laura e.
Vaughan's GA and '15) present ad
dress is Lake, Michigan, r.. D. No. 2.
Her present occupation is excepting
the home fires burning" for her. in
valid mother and giving a few piano
lessons. Mrs. Bert E. Cochrane was
Helen B. Vaughan, IA.
Miss Emma Naekel, 90, has been
married since the publication of the
last Directory. She is Mrs. Ivan Sol
berg and is living at Baker, N. Oak.
Miss Lottie Schulstad, II and IS:
whose permanent home address, is
Reynolds, N. OAK. is attending school.
Her present address is BAL Four
teenth, St., CARLOS Apartment II,
Portland, Oregon.
Mrs. William E. Haynes, Oily SUIT
terlin, '1O) is living at 2431 Pleasant
Ave-, Minneapolis.
Mrs. George Blaha, formerly Nellie
A. O'Connor, '05, whose home was at
Parshall, N. OAK, is now resident
Of Breckenridge, MINI.
The address of Mrs. Roy G. Ellis
Viola Burke, 'O9) is Rimbey, Alberta,
Canada.
Mrs. Marvin McCray (Laura H.
Ulrich, '1O) and her husband have
moved from $40 Manhattan Ave., New
York, to 482 Coggeshall St., Fall
River, Mass,
Clara Dale, is. whose home was at
Ada, Minnesota, has become the wife
of Reverend Carl Hanson. They live
at Stephen, Mimi.
Miss Nora Hagen, 20, is teaching
the fifth and sixth grades in the Nome
Special school. She was member
of the Budget Staff during the fall
term of 1920-1921.
Mrs. Randolph c.. Duea (Anna Web
ster, 'O9) is still living at Sharon, her
permanent home address.
Julia Peterson, II, is now Mrs.
Ernest Schonbohm. She and her hus-
band live at Danvers, MINI.
A very recent marriage is that Of
Alice Anderson, II, to Mr.. "A. H. Oles-
berg on January 2, 1921. Their adj
dress is Kinesaw No. 2, Flat 8, West
Fourteenth St., Minneapolis.