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The Potter Review

Location

Potter, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1925

Page

7

Old Settlers Picnic Planned by Aurora Chamber

The Aurora chamber of commerce plans an autumn old settlers picnic in Aurora. Fremont Kiwanis representatives Fred C. Laird and William Berger attend an international convention in St. Paul Minnesota on June 22.

Aurora Chamber of Commerce Aurora Fred C. Laird William Berger Fremont Kiwanis Club St. Paul Minn C. H. Dahmke Millard Nebraska Retail Harness Dealers’ Association Lincoln Lewis Groeling Orchard W. G. Brooks York Schools Burlington Ila Isiden Bapist Church of Stromsburg Church of the Brethren Holmesville South Beatrice ‘Church Guy M. Seward Fremont Veterans of Foreign Wars of Nebraska Chadron M. O. Goble Beatrice Nebraska City Joe Peterson Seward Lermond Miller Beatrice High School United States Navy Annapolis Pacific Australia George W. Condon Omaha George Condon Robert Adams Colletta Daily Vacation Bible Schools of University Place Bethany Havelock John Stepanek Frank Stepanek Burns University of Omaha Department of Sociology Winstow B. M. Winstow Josephine Mickel Fred Mickel Katherine Dougan Nebraska Press Association Seward Independent-Democrat Douglas County Elk City Washington County Ariugton Arlington Elkhorn Chamber of Commerce Waco York County Chicago Wyoming

Grants of Relief for War Veterans Reach $426 Million

World war veterans especially the disabled gain from congressionally approved relief totaling 426,087,750 dollars. The United States Veterans Bureau receives 405,700,000 dollars for operations, with hospital construction funds and special enlargements across key facilities. The American Legion helped push the measures, funding civilian training camps, the officers reserve corps, and other defense programs, with notable increases over budget proposals.

Congress James A. Crain Fromohn Thomas Taylor Legion National Legislative Committee United States Veterans’ Bureau Veterans’ Bureau National Home For Santa Monica Calif Walter Reed Hospital Washington, D.C National Defense Army Navy National Guard Oficers Bureau of the

Endowment fund drive to aid veterans and orphans

The Endowment Fund invites participation on the American Legion honorary committee to raise a 5 million dollar endowment for disabled veterans and orphans. John Barton Payne of the American Red Cross applauds the Legion’s plan to support child welfare and veteran care, urging prompt, sufficient support. He notes keeping children in their homes with a guardian's care is vital for future citizens and expresses hope for a successful campaign.

American Legion John Barton Payne American Red Cross Endowment Fund

Florida Wins Lindsley Trophy For Legion Membership

The American Legion department of Florida won the Henry YD. Lindsley trophy for the second year running by achieving 89.12 percent membership against 88.30 percent by Delaware. Nebraska placed third with 83.34 percent as Frank Samuel praised the strong 1925 race and noted twenty departments reached 150 percent or more of their 1924 totals.

Winnebago Danish Lutheran Evangelical Churches of Nebraska Omaha Nebraska City State Rotary Club Fairbury Fremont Lodge of Elks Springfield Louisville Augustus Rahn Newcastle Nebraska Ellis Itremont T. H. Britton Trenton University of Nebraska Ak-Sar-Ben Samson Great American Legion Lee Forby Camp Howard Elston Ak- Sar-Ben August Snyder York Nebraska Elks Fremont Columbus W. B. Cornelius Tekamah Cornelius Lancaster County Hastings Adams County Hastings American Legion Stratton Benkleman Culbertson Parks McCook Lincoln Bureau Hastings Stockyards Company Nickerson Branch Red Cross J. G. Neely Wayne County Esther Johnson Douglas County Mary Alice Elizabeth Christy Rueben Murray Union Outfitting Company Department of Florida Lindsley Henry YD. Lindsley Department of the Legion Florida Delaware Legion Frank Samuel National Headquarters

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