Great Falls Montana Legion elects Johnson state commander
Harry W. Johnson of Anaconda won the Montana American Legion state commander post at the eighth annual convention in Great Falls. Herbert Kibler of Havre became vice commander, with E. J. Fitzpatrick named state chaplain and L. C. Larsen of Whitefish treasurer. The 1927 convention will be held in Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Harry W. Johnson
Anaconda
Montana
M. B. Pay
Red Lodge
Helena
National Region
Legion, Auxiliary
Philadelphia
W. P. Callahan
C. T. Busha, Jr
World Court
United States
Committee On Resolutions
National Child Welfare Bureau
Larry Doyle
Glendive
Doyle
Sheridan
L. H
Sandy) Sanderson
Quantico
Sergeant Whiteman
Havre
Reed Point Chronicle notes many travelers to Custer Battlefield event
Tuesday to weekend activity includes Jack Williams and others heading to the Custer Battlefield celebration. Local residents travel to Billings and Laurel for visiting relatives, funerals, or school events. Mary Hiner dies after hemorrhage. funeral held in Reed Point with community members attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Williams
Custer
Torgrimson
C. M. Hart
Columbus
Mosier
Jessie Boylan
Hal Hiner
Laurel
Mary Hiner
Eva Mae Elgin
Bessie Robinson
Billings
J. W. Church
Big Timber
Luthena Brumfield
Ambrose Brumfield
Lester Fan
Custer Battlefield
Chas. Bare
S. H. Bare
Donald
Joe
L. C. Pullman
Harlowton
Will Hartman
C. E. Hartman
Graff
Patterson Undertaking
Miller
Selma Thompson
Belgrade
E. H. Thompson
Frank Meacham
Malone
Estella Amundson
State Normal School
LeMyne Garr
Lawrence DeFrance
Sam DeFrance
Frank Murphy
L. L. Walker
Tom Haviland
Lulu Moore
Alice Glen
Marie Emerson
Bessie
Francis
Bernard Dewey
Yellowstone National Park
Zillah Malone
George Johnson
Countryman Creek
Herbert
Helena
Perry Moser
H. C. Hiner
R. B. Hiner
West White Beaver
Hal E. Hiner
Maud M. Hickman
Leona Sherman
Harry C. Hiner
Wyoming Lions Elect Loomis Governor and Pick Rawlins for 1927
L. P. Loomis editor of the Torrington Telegram was chosen district governor of Lions International Fifteenth district at the seventh annual convention in Rawlins Wyoming with more than 300 Lions and Lionesses attending. Rawlins was selected as the 1927 convention city by unanimous vote after J. J. Jewett withdrew his candidacy. The meeting adopted resolutions supporting blind education Braille and ethics and urged clubs to foster Americanization youth activities and a per capita emergency fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Montana Department of the American Legion
163Rd Infantry Band
Fort Harrison
Red Cross
Knights of Columbus
Salvation Army
Women’s Relief Corps
40 and 8 Society
American Legion
Auxiliary
Central Avenue
Fourth Street
Harry O. Willard
Anaconda
State Department
Veterans’ Bureau
Veterans’ Welfare Committee
C. T. Busha, Jr
C. E. Pew
Rainbow Hotel
Ward Crosby
Helena
Veterans’ Hospital
Busha
Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Disabled American Veterans
Montana
Billings
L. P. Loomis
Torrington
Wyo
Telegram
Lions International
Rawlings
Wyoming
Loomis
Rawlins
J. J. Jewett
Riverton
Edward H. Ellis
Lions Code of Ethics
International
Braille Magazine
Self-love is not so vile a sin as self neglecting
A Shakespearean epigraph quotes that self care beats neglect. The line contrasts vanity with ignoring one’s own well being, urging a balanced view of self regard. The sentiment frames personal duty against excessive self-criticism.
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Mr. Busha
Pew
Reed Point
Evangelical Church
Rev
Isley
State Board OF Hail Insurance
McCormick
Deering
McCormick-Deering
The
A. W. Miles Co
Hills Bros Flavor
U. 8
Hits Bros
Hills Bros
West
Hills Bros Coffee
Ires
Ty Hills Bros
Lones Reve
Heels Bros
Dept
San Francisco
California
New York
Rogers McDermott
Connecticut
Katherine Meister McDermott
McDermott
Grand Central Station
Herman Meister
Flatbush
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