The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-10-02
Capital City Nurses
Go to State Meeting

A large delegation Is leaving tor
jamestown to attend the Joint nurses
institute for federal emergency re-
lief administration city and county
nurses, twenty second annual con-
vention Of the North Dakota State
Nurses association and fifteenth an
nual meeting Of State League Of
Nursing Education, opening Tuesday
and continuing through Thursday.
Miss Pearl voge Of the Bismarck
hospital, who Is secretary Of the
nurses association, and Miss Esther
Teichmann, city school nurse, left
Monday afternoon to attend board
meeting Of their group called for the
evening. Miss Edna Skater, McClus-
Ky, county nurse for Sheridan coun-
ty, passed through Bismarck Monday
len route to the convention and visit
ed friends ct the Bismarck hospital,
where she received her training.
Miss Susan v. sheaffer, supervisor
of nursing service ct Bismarck hospi-
tai, will be In attendance Tuesday and
Wednesday. Others going from the
same hospital are the Misses Ruth
GiShler, Hazel Nordquist, Pauline
Buzsell and Paula Ulrich, who will
attend Wednesdays sessions and the
Misses Grace Hoeff and Martha
Christianson. who will be there on
Thursday.
The nursing staff and alumnae as
ISOLATION Of st. Alexius hospital will
be represented by Sisters Maximine
and Mary Catherine and by Mrs.
James w. Guthrie, Mrs. Hugo
Schlenker, Miss Anne Wotrang and
Miss Barbara Hoffman, who will be
there for the three days. Miss Wot-
rang Is assistant to Miss Teichmann
under the federal nursing service.
Miss Ruth Wisnaes, supervisor Of
the federal nursing setup in the state,
and Miss Florence Porter, q district
supervisor, will have prominent part
In the nurses institute. Miss Pearl
Salsberry, state director Of field
work and women's activities for the
FERA. Is scheduled to speak. Miss
Madeline 0ondringer, Burleigh, coun-
ty nurse, Is to attend the institute.
DR.. Maysil M. Williams, state
health director. will attend the con-
vention on Wednesday and viii ap-
pear on the program.
Social affairs of the three-day
meeting will include q luncheon for
Red Cross nurses on Tuesday, tea
at the home Of DR.. and Mrs. ]. D.
Carr on Wednesday, . banquet We'd
nesday evening and q tea given by
st. Johns hospital alumnae on the
closing day.
Speakers will include Miss Mae
Kennedy Of New York City and Mrs.
John Knauf, jamestown, president
OF the North Dakota Federation Of
Women's clubs.
Mr.. and Mrs. George swiggum and
their infant son who were In Bis
marck during the summer while Mr.
Swiggum was employed In q federal
dam site survey, have gone to Grand
Forks for the winter months. Mr.
Swiggum has entered the University
Of North Dakota to complete his work
in the school Of engineering. They
are making their home at 400 Reeves
drive. Mrs. Swiggum Is the former
Miss Virginia Rohrer, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 8. Rotrer, AL Ave-
nue. e.
4 !: \
The Wilton piano pupils Of Miss
Florence Fritch met for their first
club meeting Of the new season Mon
day evening at the home Of Miss Eliza
beth Hefta at Wilton. Corinne Hoch-
halter, Betty Walker, Marian Gray.
Viona Arstrom. Darylne Fegel, Cath
crime Schroeder and Miss Hefta took
part In the program. This was fol-
lowed by q musical contest in which
prizes went to Catherine Schroeder,
Marian Gray and Mrs. Qottlieb Hoch-
halter. Plans for an honor program
were made. Betty Walker and La
Verna Arstrom received awards for
practising. The club will meet with
Betty and Dolores Walker in Novenl-
Der.
Four Of her children have come here
to be with Mrs. Mary F. Spangler,
mother Of A. H. spangler. $50 Seventh
St.. who became seriously III with
pneumonia q week ago shortly after
arriving for visit with her son and
daughter -in-law. Those who have
come are Hugh D. Spangler, Lander,
Wyo.: Harold Spangler. Billings.
Mont; Roy G. Spangler, Los Angeles.
Calf, and Mrs. w. F. Jacobson. Fargo.
Mrs. Spangler makes her home with
Mrs. Jacobson and was en- route home
from Billings, where she had been
visiting at her sons home. when she
came to Bismarck. Though there has
been some improvement In her con-
dition during the last few days. she
stu Is seriously Ill.