Capital To Play Host To 30 000 Boy Scouts Soon
Washington dispatch notes the August National Jamboree near the Potomac, drawing 30,000 scouts. Virginia shore facilities rise with big mess tents, water lines, sewers, and nearly 700 troop ice boxes, set to feed the crowd 15,000 pounds of meat, 30,000 quarts of milk, and 4,000 pounds of butter daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Thornton Washington
NEA
Virginia Hills
Lees
Custises
Virginia
Potomac
Lincoln Memorial
Alexandria
Relief Expenditures in Whitehall Report and Local Notices
Relief Director Frederick A. Reiman releases June expenditures showing 338 cases, 1,153 individuals aided at $5,097.13 total. Breakdowns include food $1,763.71, shelter $711.95, clothing $145.77, fuel $37.55, utilities $1.05, medical $821.85 for 40 clients, and miscellaneous items $55.60. Also notes nursing students Allie Johnson and Avis Warner travel to St Paul for training, Walborg Arneson visiting Eau Claire, Luther League outdoor meeting, funeral attendances for Iver Hanson Rud and others, and Luther church confirmation class outing with listed participants.
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Whitehall
Wis
Frederick A. Reiman
Allie Johnson
Avis Warner
Winona General Hospital
Omer Olson
Milan Sveen
Ardell Paulson
Tillie Everson
Alfred Olson
Enid Paulson
A. M. Hagen
Christ Gilbertson
the Rey
Birkeland
West Salem Community Program Promises Musical Night
West Salem Wisconsin hosts a Sunday evening program by the Coon Valley orchestra and the Rev HB 0 for the Young People's Society of Our Savior's Lutheran church. Local families listed as entertaining include Cassel Hetland Johnson Drogseth Storandt and others, with several visitors joining from Milwaukee Elkader Dallas and Minneapolis.
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West Salem
Was
Coon Valley
Rev. HB
John
Wiliam
Elkader
M. W. Twining
Leone Capper
Dallas
Florence Bolles
Virginia Ann Nicholson
Minneapolis
CD. D. McMillan
Mmes
Rachel Bethtold
Meta Baer
Virginia
Menomonie
Glenn Black
Milwaukee
Glenn Garlock
Milton Fischer
Dodgeville
Rose Boschel
Harry Fischer
Winnifred Gillette
Eau Claire
Samuel Harper
Ethiopians Keep Old Traditions Scorn Duce's Talk Of Culture
A London dateline chronicles Ethiopia under Haile Selassie amid Mussolini cultural campaigns. It contrasts ancient customs with imagined modernity, noting salt currency, feudal justice, and tribal emperor life. The piece, from a first hand account, links Italian aggression to a fearless, stubborn Ethiopia defending its traditions.
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Duce
London
Mussolini
Ethiopia
Haile Selassie
Africa
Abyssinia
Addis Ababa
Tyburn
Menelik
Italy
Onalaska residents take varied trips and visits
Mrs Charles Otis visits Madison with her parents Mrs and Mrs James Price and Mr and Mrs B Mulder of Midway plan a northern Minnesota fishing trip. Mrs T Herlocker travels to Minneapolis. W F Dale and Misses June Kratzer Fearl Minertz Ruth Henderickson camp at Millston. Mrs B Bartholomew and Bert return to Minneapolis after a week with friends and relatives. G Westerhouse and granddaughter Beverly Holthouse return from Pigeon Falls. Charles Hammond tours central and western states. Mrs J C Aiken of St Paul visits friends and relatives. Mr and Mrs William Storandt Charles Knutson and Mame Sheen.
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West Salem
Ruth Storandé
Milwaukee
M. Cronk
L. Stow
Robert
L. Larson
Minnie Gorder
Leonard Stuhr
Mmes. M. Brooks
Philip Herrmann
George Herrman
Robert Page
William Moos
James Price
Louis Riebe
Howard Western House
Flora Brooks
Martin Henderick
Elroy
M. E. Brooks
A. C. Sherman
Douglas
Duncan Sherman
Marjory
Kieth Eastman
Hillsboro
R. H. Pepper
H. Halverson
Stella
Ruth
Esther
Elizabeth Rhan
Doris Stounds
Burr Oak
Helen Rhan
Kenneth Rhan
Sparta
W. F. Dale
June Kratzer
Fearl Minertz
Ruth Henderickson
Millston
B. Bartholomew
Bert
Minneapolis
G. Westerhouse
Beverly Holthouse
Pigeon Falls
Charles Hammond
Central
J. C. Aiken
St. Paul
William Storandt
Charles Knutson
Mame Sheen
Accident Victim Dies In Hospital Sparta Wis
Four year old son of Mr and Mrs I H Kressin died in St Marys hospital after being injured when he ran into the side of a delivery truck. Funeral services set for Friday at the home and Congregational church with burial at Woodlawn. Witnesses said the truck driver braked to avoid the first boy, the second boy then ran into the truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Wis
I. H. Kressin
St. Mary's Hospital
Edwin T. Phillips
Woodlawn
Assemblyman Alfonsi to Speak at La Crosse Progressive Club Meeting
Assemblyman Paul R. Alfonsi, Progressive floor leader and education committee chair, will be principal speaker at a La Crosse County Progressive club gathering Friday evening at Assemblyman Harry Schilling's Sand Lake Coulee home. Signs will direct attendees. program starts late. Over 120 million books were produced in 1933, about one per person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R. Alfonsi
la Crosse County
Progressive Club
Harry Schilling
Alfonsi
Committee of Education
Schilling
Sands Lake Coulee
Holmen
Barn Destroyed by Lightning Fire Near Lansing Iowa
A barn on the Cass Brothers farm near Lansing Iowa burned to the ground early Wednesday after a lightning strike. It housed hay machinery and vehicles. estimated loss is $3,000 covered by insurance.
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Lansing
Iowa
Cass Brothers
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