NSLI Failing and Fixes Noted by Legion Writer
An American Legion writer harshly criticizes VA management of national service life insurance but sees a hopeful path ahead. He cites 1,000,000 unposted remittances and 300,000 unidentified payments, blaming rapid WWI to WWII growth and staff shortages for widespread record errors, while urging veterans to stay with NSLI and await improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Woodbury
American Legion Magazine
National Service Life Insurance
Veterans Administration
Surance
Monticello Social Roundup Lists Weekend Visits
Miss Barbara Fike of Madison was a weekend guest of Miss Caroline Voegeli at her mother's home Lydia Voegeli. Henry and Louise Sipple hosted relatives for a Sunday dinner. Judith Babler visited grandparents. The piece also notes Canton show attendance by Voegeli family and visits from Otto Babler and others, plus Madison and Milwaukee travelers stopping by New Glarus and nearby homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Fike
Madison
Caroline ‘Voegeli
Lydia Voegeli
Willis Babler
Henry Sipple
Monroe
Judith Babler
Jacob Voegeli
Richard
Howard Voegeli
Canton
Lois Hammerly
Dave Brink
Esther Brink
Clifford Riese
Allan
Mary Ann
Don Broughton
Brooklyn
M. P. Ohlson
Milwaukee
H. A. Becker
Beth Ann
Nancy
Dorothy
Mary Lou Dahnke
New Glarus
Paul Achtemeier
The
Missionary Society of Zwingli Evangelical and Reform
John Monticello
Keller
Jacob Wittenwyler
W. Theo
Jenny
Berkeley
Calif
Ulrich Elmer
Fred A. Blum
Ed. Blum
Henry
Jacob Schuler
Dayton
Ann Schuler
Oregon
Albert Witt
Henry E. Babler
John Wittner
Conrad Elmer
Jim Falls
Jordan
Baltz Hoesly
Steinmann
Knobel
Qued
Harold Estervig
Bernice Schneider
Platteville
Teachers College
Hubert Freitag
Pauli
Local social notices from Madison area families
A long list of visits and meals among Madison, Monroe, Freeport and surrounding towns includes Lydia Voegels hosting at the parish house, Mrs Yost Zweifel of Oklahoma City visiting with W Theo and family, and numerous calls by relatives to places like Black Earth Madison Monroe and Oregon. The items highlight weekend guests, supper dates, and travel across Wisconsin, with mentions of schools and Homemakers events and a line about a public proclamation theme honoring fathers. Process cheese is the name applied to all reworked cheese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Church
Lydia Voegels
W. E. Blum
Yost Zweifel
Oklahoma City
Madison
S. J. Francois
New Glarus
Adam Duerst
Wilbert Marty
Whitewater Teachers’ College
Albert Marty
Kathleen
Dorothy Pagel
Freeport
Regula Voege
John Wittenwyler
Brooklyn
Ray Wittenwyler
Florida
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American Legion
Ate
Monticello
C. D. Curtis
By Stig
Americas
Gardner
Jake Schultz
Max Wyss
Brodhead
Marty
John G. Blum
Glarus
F. H. Steinmann
Contract Bridge Club
Rennebohm
Sahara
Ninneman Coal and the Co
Buller
Colee - He
Phe
Monroe Shoe Store
Friedman
Shelby
RED Goose Shoes
Rosa
J. E. Lovell
9Th St
Wisconsin
Crosley
Van’s Radio
City Hall
Oscar Mayer
Mayer Skinle
Wieners
Braunschweiger
Peas
Kara
Washington
U.S
Aan
Fea
Dicey
Bland Lard
Floyd Davis
Swifts
Clover Farm
Reg
Morton
Eeaber Diego
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