Nebraska News in Brief From Across the State
A wide array of local happenings is reported: Wymore’s 44th birthday, Bloomfield votes for municipal power, Beatrice petitions for a $100,000 city hall, J. G. Jones resigns to start a Friend business, 1000 Herefords shipped from Texas to Broken Bow, and drownings and accidents in Crete and Lincoln. Also noted are railroad and oil prospects near Chadron, Ak-Sar-Ben racing plans, and school and civic developments statewide.
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Wymore
Bloomfield
Beatrice
G. Jones
Farm Bureau
Friend
Broken Bow
Texas
Kenneth Dillon
Blue River
Crete
Yy. G. Campbell
Crete Mills
Harvard Masonic Lodge
Griffin J. Thomas
Billy Grebe
Lincoln
Ford J. Havey
Union Stock Yards Company
Everett Buckingham
Rotary Club
Fremont
Gage County
Cliff Galley
Columbus
Nebraska Sportsmen’s Association
Stromsburg
Frank Vince
Missouri River
C M. Valentine
Chadron
Pawnee
Table Rock
Pawnee City
Omaha
University of Nebraska Hospital At
Irving S. Cutter
University of Nebraska Mudical School
Campbell
Middle West
Nebraska
Lancaster County
Hayward
Park and Lake View
A. L. Barth
Union Pacific
Carter Lake
Florence
Odd Fellows’ State Lodge No
Floyd Duxbury
McMullen
Gretna
Barney “Kid” Werpetinski
Omaha Athletic Club
Technical High Field
State Banking Department
O’brien
State Fish and Game Department
Charles L. Trimble
Iowa
Ak-Sar- Ben
Thayer County
Hebron
Deshler
E E. Mansfield
Wardman
Funk
Mary ©. Kilburne
Legion expands child welfare program and opens Otter Lake cottage
Miss Linma C. Tuschner appointed field secretary to lead Legion child welfare work. New cottage at Otter Lake Mich opens to house 26 children, funded by American Legion and auxiliary. Clarksboro home built with poppy funds supports four county billets.
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ALL American Legion
Linma C. Tuschne
St. Louis
Lctt
Legion
Mark I
Otter Lake
Mich
Clarksboro
N. J
Otter
American Legion
Department of Michigan
Tat Department
Purlington
Amden
Gloucester
Salem
National Child Welfare Committee
The
Tuschner
American, Association of Social Workers
National Conference of Social Workers
Legion Men to Serve in Times of Emergencies
John K. Weber of the American Legion post in San Antonio announced the formation of the Alamo Post Patrol of the American Legion. He said the trained men will respond promptly in disasters, citing past relief work in the 1921 flood and the tornado areas of Illinois and Indiana, including protection for refugees and distribution of clothing and food.
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Alamo
American Legion
John K. Weber
San Antonio
Texas
Weber
Legion
Illinois
Indiana
N. Y. Post Commander is Twenty Two Years Old
Bernard E. Whitley commander of Betowski Van Demark post American Legion Waverly New York is said to be the youngest post commander in the country He is twenty two years old He enlisted in the navy at sixteen during World War I His comrades predict strong leadership and note plans to raise funds for the Legion endowment for disabled veterans and orphans.
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Bernard E. Whitley
Betowski van Demark
American Legion
Waverly
N. Y
Whitley
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