Red Cross reports busy year in disasters across United States
The American Red Cross assisted 110,000 people in 1934–35 amid 128 domestic disasters, 37 states and 353 counties affected. Funds totaled 464,413 for U S relief with extra support to the Philippines, Poland, and foreign cases. February to June saw peak tornado activity and widespread floods and fires.
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American Red Cross
United States
Cary T. Crayson
Red Cross
Grayson
Worra Castle
San Luis Valley
Colorado
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Philippines
Americon Society
Carins
Congress
Poland
Tennessee
Admiral Grayson
Rolief
Wedding and injuries highlight Alta News items
Coneisseon returned to Alta after nine weeks away and sustained a hip injury when a hay rack tipped. Henry Hinkeldey, a Maple Valley resident, was injured in the accident. Arthur Breyfogle heads west after service on the Pennsylvania. Evelyn Anderson and Melvin Hout wed on October 19. C H Weger sley and spouse depart for a west coast trip via train to New Orleans and San Diego for the exposition.
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Cpp
Coneisseon
Alta
Henry Isinkeidey
Maple Valley
Mr. Hinkeldey
Arthur Breyfogle
Will Breyfogle
Arthur
U. S. S&s. Pennsylvania
Evelyn V. Anderson
Henry D. Anderson
Melvin C. Hout
E. J. Hout
Storm Lake
C. H. Wegersley
West Coast
New Orleans
San Diego
San Diego Pacific Exposition
Cherokee News District meeting and events in Cherokee
Standard Oil dealers from several northwest counties met in Cherokee for a district gathering. Clarence G. Turner returned from Ames after attending a statewide county agents conference. Cherokee will host the next district American Legion convention at Rock Rapids. The county plans to enlarge its citizens conservation corps quota to match eligible applicants. Six new cases including three damage suits totaling 5302.53 were filed in county court ahead of the November term opening November 4 with Judge O S Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil
Cherokee
Clarence G. Turner
Farm Bureau
Ames
American Legion
Rock Rapids
Cherokee County
Citizens’ Conservation Corp
Mary H., Jensvold
County Relief and
Wayne Flickinger
O. S. Thomas
Afton Vicinity Community Notices Hint at Farewell and Local Events
Mrs. Esther Anderson and Eleanor Hokinson attend a farewell party for Mrs. John Nelson who moved to Rockford Illinois. Nelson and two children left earlier. A purse of money is presented. Residents share Sunday visits, birthdays and birthday party details. Corn picking winds down with yields described as particularly low. Local youths attend a sophomore party at the Aurelia school house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Anderson
Eleanor
Fred Hokinson
John Nelson
Cherokee
Rockford
Illinois
Nelson
Carl Burquist
Joe Kastergren
Ernest Bjorklund
A. Zwick
Anna Hill
Sioux City
George Zwick
Laurine
Earl Zwick
Joan Mummert
Ted Good
CCC
Iowa
Aurelia
Tigers Range Across Asia From Amur To Bali
Tigers are exclusively Asiatic and inhabit a wide range from the Amur in the north to Sumatra Java and Bali in the south and from Turkish Georgia in the west to Sakhalin in the east. They do not inhabit the Central Asia plateau.
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Amur
Sumatra
Java
Bali
Sakhalin
Agia
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RED Gross
Alaska
Middle West
Matanuska Valley
Madeleine de Foras
Arthur Hack
Prince
Alta Advertiser
Afton
Aurelia Sentinel
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