Miss Bess B Wetherholt Named National Secretary
Miss Bess B Wetherholt of Gal Hipells Ohio has been appointed a national secretary of the American Legion Auxiliary by Dr. Kate Waller Barrett national president. The organization comprises mothers wives sisters and daughters of Legion members and men who died in service.
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Bess B. Wetherholt
Gal- Hipells
American Legion Auxiliary
Kate Waller-Barrett
Daughters of Legion
Miss Wetherholt Leads Ohio Auxiliary to Growth and War Relief
Miss Jess Wetherholt served as secretary of the Ohio department with Columbus headquarters from its formation until she moved to the national office. Under her leadership local units doubled and national attention grew as the auxiliary aided sick and disabled soldiers in Ohio hospitals. She also chaired the Gallipolis unit and later worked in war statistics in Cincinnati, organizing Red Cross chapters. Three of her brothers served as World War II fighters.
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Jess Miss Wetherholt
Wetherholt
Ohio Auxiliary
Miss Wetherholt
Ohio Department
Columbus
Gallipolis
Ex servicemen urged for city jobs in Portland
Commander James J. Crossley of Portland post No. 1 American Legion argues ex service men with equal or better qualifications deserve preference for municipal positions. A Legion committee vets applicants, working with the mayor and city commissioners, leading to appointments such as municipal judge and park bureau chief clerk. Albert H Rufner, an ex serviceman, led the park bureau clerk exam winner.
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James J. Crossley
Portland
Ore
Portland Post
American Legion
Crossley
Jas
J. Crossley
Legion
Women's Bureau
Police Department
Park Bureau
Civil Service
Albert Hrufner
English Language Emphasis Marks Education Week
On the eve of American Education week the American Legion urged emphasis on reading and writing English. Alvin Owsley, Legion national commander, received a telegram from G J C Dyett president of the Returned Sailors and Soldiers league of Australia praising close cooperation of English-speaking peoples as a safeguard to peace and happiness. Dyett had spoken at the Legion convention in New Orleans and has now sailed home. He declined further messages from Owsley and reiterated support for American soldiers and Anglo friendship.
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American Legion
Alvin Owsley
Legion Natheadil
G. J. C. Dyett
Returned Sailors’ and Soldiers' League of Australia
Dyett
Legion National
New Orleans
Owsley
Australi
Amer Rast
Iowa Girls Win Trip After Caning Contest at Chicago Show
Beulah Rodgers and Kathryn Boling of Iowa won a canning contest at The International Livestock Show in Chicago. Their prize is a three month, all expenses paid trip to Europe. they will demonstrate canning in devastated zones of France.
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Buelah Rodgers
Kathryn Boliugh
Iowa
Chicago
Europe
France
Fitts Back in Hospital After Campaign Strain
Hes Baron R. Fitts former commander of the California American Legion lies in a Los Angeles hospital with a shattered knee that required splints after heavy activity in the drive that secured farm and home loans for needy veterans.
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Los Angeles
Baron R. Fitts
California Department of the American Legion
Baltimore aids ex servicemen measures and crime study
H Findlay French is newly elected secretary of the Baltimore Criminal Justice Commission formed by local business and civic groups. The commission seeks to coordinate courts prisons parole and related systems with support from Chicago and Cleveland efforts. Baron R Fitts, a Legion leader and California veteran advocate, undertook a major speaking tour despite injury to push ex service men measures. The report also covers mortgage default in Gogebic County Michigan with sale plans, a note on Alfred M Hubbard the young inventor and a brief cheeky society editor anecdote about funeral coverage and wedding postponements.
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H. Findlay French
Baltimore Criminal Justice Commmission
Baltimore American Legend Chamber of Camumerce
Hoards of Trade
Clearing House Association
Women's Civic League
French
American Legion Nation 71
Maryland
Legion
Chicago
Cleveland Commission
Baltimore
Fitts
California
Carpinteria
Los Angeles County
Foreclosure Notice for 1923 Michigan Mortgage
Notice of foreclosure by power of sale on a 1919 mortgage by Charles Torne and Maria Torne of Bessemer Michigan to John St John. The debt totals 1926.40 plus 50 attorney fee. Sale set for 12 July 1923 at the County Courthouse to satisfy the mortgage and costs. Describes property in Township Forty eight and Section Twenty Eight, in Gogebic County.
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Nestor Nelson
Sofia Nelson
Wakefield
Gogebic County
Michigan
John R. Johnson
Bessemer
Register of Deeds
Circuit
Said
Charles ‘Torne
Maria Torne
John St. Johnson
Register of Needs
Yogebie County
Circuit Court of County
Bie
Si Mor i
Michi of
Gage
Ex Service Men Valued Highly in Postwar Work
Henry A Reninger of Allentown Pa head of safety and welfare in a large cement firm says war veterans are prioritized for old jobs or better ones. He notes American Legion members on the safety committee and cites a drop in lost work days from 75 per 100000 to an expected 25 this year.
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Henry A Reninger
Allentown
Reninger
American Legion
Mr. Reninger
Legion
Anentown
The
Pennsylvania
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