Last Man's Club Plans Dinner On Saturday Night
The Last Man's club for former M Company of the Third Wisconsin Infantry and later C Company of the 121st Machine Gun Battalion gathers for its fourth annual meeting in La Crosse. About 39 to 40 members are expected to attend a 6 pm dinner at the La Crosse tel, with Captain George H. Hale presiding. A toast to departed comrades and a future toast to the Battle of French Cognac, presented by France via Rep Gardner R. Withrow, will be part of events. A 6:30 banquet precedes a short meeting with impromptu talks. Cap Hale will welcome attendees. those in the area who have not reserved should contact Earl G. Nelson.
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Last Man's Club
Third Wisconsin Infantry
la Crosse Tel
M and C Company
Eis
George H. Hale
Gardner R. Withrow
Captain Hale
Navy plans Caribbean training by marine air units
The navy announced that aircraft units of the fleet's marine force will conduct training flight operations in the Caribbean Sea.
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Caribbean
Washington
Navy
Marine Force
Caribbean Sea
Sudden Death Shocks Galesville Community
Miss Alice Hammer 42 dies after collapsing at the Hammer farm three miles north of Galesville. She was preparing to drive to town with her brother Almer and his wife. Funeral set for Saturday with Rev T H Megarden officiating and burial in Pine Cliff cemetery.
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Galesville
Wis
Alice Hammer
Miss Hammer
Almer
T. H. Megarden
Sciating
Pine Cliff
Matt Hammer
Smith District
Zion Lutheran
Nels
Cashton Welcomes Three New Teachers in School Restart
Cashton Wisconsin schools reopen Tuesday with three new teachers. Miss Josephine Harland will lead English and extracurriculars in music and forensics. Miss Ethel Schroeder replaces Miss Mabel Keene in the fifth and sixth grades. The high school expects record enrollment. Trinity churchlife holds outdoor service at Theodore Olson farm with a 10:30 start and picnic at noon.
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Cashton
Wis
Josephine Harland
Carroll College
Frances Clements
A. Marlowe
Glenwood
Minn
Luther College
Robert Fries
Kenneth Curran
Charles Schlumpf
Ethel Schroeder
Bangor
Mabel Keene
Ruth Strozinsky
Fern Gamble
Clara Dougherty
Trinity
Theodore Olson
Deaths Last Night Reported in AP Dispatch
Associated Press obituary notes Frank Chamberlain 65 longtime Oklahoma cowboy and Will Rogers trainer. Dr William Townsend Brown founder of Galmora sanitarium Valmora NM. John Frederick Jasper 59 longtime motion picture producer Beverly Hills CA. John T McGrath 63 Chicago assistant postmaster with 55 years in service.
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Associated Press
Angeles
Frank Chamberlain
Will Rogers
Gascon
William Townsend Brown
Galmora Sanitarium
Valmora
Beverly Hills
Calif
John Fredrick Jasper
Chicago
John T. McGrath
Santa Claus
Ford Buys Shop for Old Village in Dearborn
Newfield New Hampshire reports Henry Ford acquiring the Fifield Machine Shop once used sixty years ago for tramway locomotives. The entire facility will be moved to Dearborn Michigan to become part of Ford’s antique village.
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Ford
Old Village
Newfield
N. H
Fifield
Dearborn
Mich
Henry Ford
Picnic Arranged for Coon Creek Erosion Project Residents
A Soil Conservation Service sponsored picnic for farmers and village residents in the Coon Creek watershed will be held at Robert Lamprich farm near Chaseburg. The event features speeches from county representatives, musical numbers, food sales by American Legion auxiliaries, and a charity ball game between East Coon Creek Erosion Boosters and West Coon Creek Erosion Supporters.
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Coon Creek
Soil Conservation Service
Farm Advisory Committee
Robert Lamprich
Pleasant Ridge
Chaseburg
American Legion
Coon Valley
Stoddard
Vernon
la Crosse
Monroe
R. H. Davis
Wisconsin Soil Conservation Service
M. F. Schneers
Peterson Brothers
East Coon Creek
West Coon Creek
L .B. Smith
SCS
M. H. Cohee
Hospital Standoff Over Puppy Care Delays Patient Treatment
In St Louis, doctors refused to operate until a mongrel pup received care. Mrs Mary Appianop, 70, insisted on the pup's treatment, calling it all she has to live for. A social worker found for the pup, delaying the arm set for her fall injury.
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St. Louis
City Hospital
Mary Appianop
Appiano
Truck driver escapes as trailer overturns at intersection
Robert E. Schroeder a 17 year old driver for Service Transfer and Storage escaped injury when his truck and trailer overturned at Third and King streets at 5 pm Thursday. Schroeder northern on Third turned west onto King believing the load shifted and overbalanced the trailer. Harold Rickett of Sandusky Mich underwent surgery finding two fully developed appendixes removed successfully.
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Robert E. Schroeder
Third
King Streets
Schroeder
Third Street
King
Harold Rickett
Sandusky
Mich
Reports of Hugo Rogers Policy Held Untrue
Washington official Jesse H. Jones quoted Mrs. Will Rogers as saying her husband had only 520000 in insurance. He noted daily talks with Mrs Rogers since Rogers's death and corrected earlier claims that Lloyds paid 2500000, stating Rogers held 250000 accident and 280000 in regular life insurance.
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Washington, D. C
Jesse H. Jones
Will Rogers
RFC
Rogers
Jones
Viola Youths Run Away From Home
Two boys, Mike Bradsithwart, 14, in blue overalls with dark eyes and hair, and Len Quinn, 11, with light hair and blue eyes, ran away from Viola homes last Monday. Police hunted them Friday at village officials’ request after Alder Walters reported the disappearance.
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Viola
Mike Bradsithwart
Len Quinn
Alder Walters
Tribuna
Vocational School Urges Early Registration Dates Named
John B. Coleman, school director, announces early registration for vocational education students to avoid crowding. Two additional teachers have been hired as registrations begin the first week of school with Team 4 leading sessions. Former commerce students register Sept 3, new students Sept 4, full-time trade students Sept 10.
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Voca Ltional
John B. Coleman
Coleman
Board of Vocational Education
Andes
College of Commerce
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