Wisconsin Bankers Convention Opens in Milwaukee
The 54th annual Wisconsin Bankers association convention meets at the Hotel Schroeder Milwaukee June 1921 with about 1000 attendees. George A. MacLachlan presides opening session with address by Harold J. Marshall speaks on A Hat and a Pair of Shoes.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin Bankers Association
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Manufacturers National Bank
Troy
New York
Not a single injury in 30 years of service
A claim of 30 years of service with no injuries is presented alongside notes that a skin test is not required and that the product is proved harmless at a major university. The text also asserts high sales of Canute Water by leading dealers in large cities, surpassing other hair colorings.
Bankers Gather for Annual Association Banquet and 50 Year Club Honors
Delegates attend a two day meeting with hosts Marshall and Isley bank and Marine National Exchange bank offering breakfasts and an open house at the hotel. The Tuesday banquet features Dr Ralph W Lockman addressing Date With Destiny. Numerous bankers receive 50 year club certificates from President MacLachlan including Edward J Aschenbrener Louis Kuehlthau Norman A Nyhagen and others. MacLachlan presides with William A Canary as vice president and Eric J Harger as treasurer.
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Menomonee Falls
William R. Chapman
Midland National Bank
Minneapolis
M. O. Ross
Butler University
Indianapolis
North Hills Country Club
First Wisconsin National
Marine National Exchange
Marshall and
Ilsley Banks
Marshall and Isley Bank
Marine National Exchange Bank
Ralph W. Lockman
Christchurch
New York
MacLachlan
Association
Edward J. Aschenbrener
Park Falls State Bank
Louis Kuehlthau
First National Bank
West Bend
Norman A. Nyhagen
Stoughton
Amateur Radio Field Day Prep For Disaster Readiness
The 14th annual ARRL Field Day runs June 24 25 with hams setting up self powered portable gear under simulated emergencies. Operators aim to contact many stations exchange reports relay emergency messages and use mobile and car installed gear for instant deployment. They test isolated locations to mirror true disaster conditions using under 30 watt transmitters powered by generators or batteries. The event showcases thousands of ARRL emergency corps volunteers ready to provide backup communications if normal channels fail.
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American Radio Relay League
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