Prize winner as youngest member celebrated by Delaware Legion
The American Legion Auxiliary of Delaware crowned Elizabeth Louise Neely as the youngest member during a birthday cake event. She arrived six months ago for a permanent visit with her parents, a member of Delaware Post No. 1. The ceremony included a card party in her honor, with other units boasting younger members elsewhere in Granville and Duluth, though Cynthia Beyer of Duluth is noted as unbeaten.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Department of Delaware
Elizabeth Louise Neely
Delaware Post No. 1
Elizabeth
Laurence Roberts
American Legion
Prince of Wales
Husiliary
Delaware
Mred Alis
Granville
Auxiliary
Mgr. Mills
Legion
Auxiary
Holloway Anne
Cynthia
Ann Beyer
Duluth
Minn
W. H. Beyer
David Wisted
Post
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Miss Cynthia
Legion posts push schooling for Americans in China
In Wings county New York Legionnaires endorsed creating American educational institutions in the Orient. Under County Commander Edward A Simons a Kings County American Legion council resolution urged the national legislative committee to seek passage of legislation establishing such schools in China.
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China
Legionnaires
Wings County
New York
Edward A. Simons
Kings County Council of the
American Legion
National Legislative Committee
Orient
Merchants Aid Legion Indoor Fair in Geneva
Local merchants contributed to the American Legion indoor fair in Geneva New York. Donations totaled twenty thousand dollars and were insured against fire for the event. Funds supported a building fund originally aimed at fifteen thousand dollars, boosted by strong receipts.
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American Legion
Geneva
Legion
Governor Moore Endorses Idaho University Gymnasium Project
Gov. CG Moore of Idaho endorses the American Legion plan to build a new gymnasium at the University of Idaho. In a letter to Paul Davis the governor expresses support for the project and urges action.
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Moore Ot
Idaho
The
American Legion
University ‘of “Idaho
Paul Davis
Atate
New York Bonus Details for World War Veterans
New York offers a 45 million dollar World War II era bonus for honorably discharged soldiers sailors and marines. The commission led by the adjutant general will distribute payments up to 150 dollars per person based on months served. Applicants must file before July 1 1925 with the American Legion posts aiding veterans statewide.
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New York
Legion
American Legion
Army
Marine Corps
United States
Army Nurse Corps
Navy Nurse Corps
Seldier
Naval Service
American ‘Legion
Ee of the
American
Albany
Middy and Bloomer Suit Styles for Vacation Wear
The article highlights festive yet practical vacation outfits featuring a khaki middy and bloomer for outdoor comfort, plus a chic two piece costume with a straight sacque blouse. It notes satin and cloth dresses with silver and gold braid, sailor collars, tunic smocks, and coats, emphasizing style alongside practicality for upcoming holidays.
Tax Sale Voids Any Lien On Land Austin Tex
Texas courts hold that selling land under a judgment foreclosing a state and county tax lien to a party other than the state extinguishes prior year liens only if no express reserva tion is made. The attorney general says foreclosures should include all delinquent taxes and that prior year taxes remain enforceable against liable parties, with home stead limits noted.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
Supreme Court
Tyler Chosen for 1925 Texas Press Association Meet
Amarillo hosts the 1925 Texas Press Association convention after this year’s sessions. A. H. Luker of Grapeland Messenger becomes president, Will A Smith of San Saba is vicepresident, C. F. Lehman of San Antonio is treasurer, and Sam Harben of Richardson continues as secretary for the 17th year. Editors push an Texas advertising bureau project with a $2400 goal. early subscriptions near half the amount. A special executive committee will review the plan before a wider drive.
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Amarillo
Tex
Tyler
Texas Press Association
A. H. Luker
Grapeland Messenger
Order
Will A’ Smith
San Saba
C. F. Lehman
San Antonio
Sam Harben
Richardson
Texas
Texas editors invade the Devil's Kitchen at Palo Duro Canyon
Texas Press Association members toured Palo Duro Canyon after a Amarillo session. They were hosted at Lazy Six ranch by Henry Harding with a beef supper from Gouldy Brothers Hereford herd. Hot winds followed the party into the cave known as Devil's Kitchen where the Press Band played The Gang's All Here.
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Press Association
Devil’s Kitchen
Panhandle Press Elects Officers at Amarillo Meeting
Amarillo Tex June Panhandle Press Association elected J Claude Weiss editor of Wellington Leader as president for the year. J G Graves of Portales NM was named vice president. Claude Warwick secretary treasurer and Joe Smith of Pampa with W R Steckman of Hereford joined the executive committee. 1925 convention agreed to be held in Amarillo.
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Panhandle Press
Amarillo
Tex
Claude Weiss
Wellington
Texas
Panhandle Press Association
J. G. Graves
Portales
N. M
Claude Warwick
Joe Smith
Pampa
W.R. Steckman
Hereford
Association
Amarilio
Billie Brownie Meets Forest Friends On A Walk
Billie Brownie takes a long walk and greets Pussy the cat Rabbit Squirrel Cari Bou and other woodland creatures. He chats with each, learns about their feet claws and tricks, then ends at Witty Witch for woodlawn tea.
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Billie Brownie
Mother Nature
Ike
Mosquito
Fly
Mr. Rabbit
Bille Brownie
Mr. Squirrel
Caribou
Billie Brownlie
Billie
Witch
Billie Brown
Woodlawn
Safe Season Rhyme Sparks Clever Answer
A teacher asks which is the proper time to gather fruit. Tommy replies with a witty line about a dog chained up. The exchange captures a light classroom moment and the quick humor of a student.
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Tommy
Youthful Boosters Clash Over Taller Dads
A playful dispute unfolds as Billie claims her father is taller while Jack argues otherwise. The lighthearted exchange centers on a humorous memory of a tall father and a chair used to reach a collar, reflecting a bygone schoolyard banter tone.
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Billie
Jack
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